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Sci-Fi Short Film Aeranger - DUST

Sci-Fi Short Film Aeranger - DUST

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
One Planet's Future Takes Root In Earth's past. Aeranger by Anthony Ferraro More About Aeranger: Aeranger is a sci- short lm about a space traveler who crash lands into Earth while desperately searching for a surrogate planet with the proper resources to save her people & home planet
Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 35


This is one of the very few short Sci-Fi films that is worth watching. Most just impress you with graphics but have no complete,
nor interesting, plot. Not only is this plot interesting, it's intelligent and the acting is very good. A truly great actor can say so
much by just using their eyes and facial expressions. Steve McQueen, Melisa Tomei. This actress shows that skill. The director
is also top notch.

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Great Gaimanesque story, well told. Don't know why people criticize the ears (the turquoise eyes are fantastic) The Greeks and Romans depicted the children of the celestials like nymphs and satyrs with such ears. Such minor cosmetic variations in DNA were long held to be common to the children of the heavens. Peter Jackson didn't invent that.
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A very nice introduction to a story that should develop in our own minds and shouldn't be followed-up upon by the filmmaker. Give a finger and the fans will take a hand and before you know it, as a filmmaker, you're stuck between the wants of the fans and a grudge to give-in and we'll end-up with a result that's dissatisfactory for all parties.
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Something I’ve repeatedly noticed from the Dust comments section:
We are never satisfied with a wonderfully told short story. We always want an entire season of episodes to expand on the subject.
I feel this rendition leaves you being much more thoughtful and inspired.

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What an amazing film. I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see or hear dialogue and to see where it was going. It reminded me a little bit of Jim Hensons The Dark Crystal
I look forward to seeing more from the director and the creative team involved with this project!

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I love the ending, and I have been to that park, sorry to say no such tree exists. But a very interesting story nonetheless. I would love to see a sequel to see if Ohmi comes to Earth to help rebuild his planet.
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Recently moved to Fife in Scotland and was bored so looked for any local authors work that may interest me, I found 1 and haven't needed to look again yet. Ian M Banks reading his books have led me to find Dust, awesomess
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The digital fx are lacking. Just like both Wonder Woman movies, I can see artifacts around the actress and some other things, and it makes it hard to watch. And that explosion in the beginning - what was that XD
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Well done & imaginative yet our heavenly father made trees even bigger than that there are petrified tree stump that were cut by Giants and now they appear as mountains with a flat top.
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The boots are from Walmart and the jacket is from Target. The tin can with the lights is from India. She is not looking at where she is walking and soon she will step into Mammoth shit.
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Not my favorite. I'm no botanist, but taking it out of the container would help. And that was a very less than ideal place to plant it.
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Yeah that was good. Good story and well done. I loved it when she revealed the 'filter'. Great Tree kudos at the end. Nice.
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Wow this was unexpected. Out of nowhere I discovered a really intriguing and interesting fantasy short that is equally awesome
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The cavedude was just there to sell he trip insurance. The time frame is slightly off. Mammoth were gone 3, 900 years ago.
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Um if her ship was completely destroyed how the heck did she live Indiana Jones in the fridge level of physics here.
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We all know who has pointy ears
Sounds like wooly mammoths roar are from lions
Watch it you have time you don't need

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Even today we celebrate that great moment in human history by erecting statues of blue Lawn Balls and Yard Gnomes!
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Finally we know the secret, the first sequoia was planted by extraterrestrials. Quick find a scientist and let them know.
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Thank God for fast forward. and thank God I'm not an actor or else I would end up doing these films too.
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wait, I thought they were coming for out oceans
But now it turns out they are after out air instead

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Judging by the flames it is apparently possible to achieve interstellar travel using fossil fuel.
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Please tell me the last part is true and there are meteorite stones logged into the oldest tree.
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Invasion of the Neanderthals and Home Erectus lands by Europeans (Imperialists) dress-up Elf Dolls.
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. and then the humans chopped 95 percent of the great sequoias down during the 19th and 20th Centuries.
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That was an Eldar. Those blue stones were soul stones. That prehistoric man there was big E.
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This should really be a franchise of movies seeing the other people's home world and so much more.
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Great storyline, nice to have a Short, not leave you wondering what it was all about.
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Yu land on an alien planet - 1st thing to do - make a nice cup of tea! Damn - no cup!
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top scientists I don't know, next time let's ask some bottom scientists and see what they say!
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I'm in love with Bobbie Breckenridge's captivating portrayal of the elf woman.
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Is the timeline correct, though Did we still have wooly mammoths only 4000 years ago
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The pigs ears on the alien being were enough for me!
Poor bloody pigs!

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I need a space elf, I wonder if they would be compatible to produce healthy hybrids.
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Holo-dude incants the dragon's breath spell from the movie Excalibur LOL
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It made me go look up the tree, so it was enjoyable and semi educational.
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