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Watch: Invasion Ireland 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Invasion Ireland is a science fiction comedy feature film. Presented in a live news format, the story begins in an Irish future where Martians are living with the Irish. Temperatures are boiling and the recession is at its worse. The world stops to watch live coverage of Zelog, a disgruntled Martian who is holding the occupants of a house in Finglas, North-side Dublin hostage. A live news crew are recording his every word and all sorts of ‘spin doctors’ and ‘know-it-all’s’ are in the studio using the possibilities of Armageddon as a platform to ‘plug’ their books and careers. Written and directed by Ciaron Davies.
Plot: Invasion Ireland is a science fiction comedy feature film. Presented in a live news format, the story begins in an Irish future where Martians are living with the Irish. Temperatures are boiling and the recession is at its worse. The world stops to watch live coverage of Zelog, a disgruntled Martian who is holding the occupants of a house in Finglas, North-side Dublin hostage. A live news crew are recording his every word and all sorts of ‘spin doctors’ and ‘know-it-all’s’ are in the studio using the possibilities of Armageddon as a platform to ‘plug’ their books and careers.
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Comedy and Sci Fy rolled up in 1 Classic!!!
What could be better than Ireland and Aliens with a comedic twist. We took a night off from Hollywood’s big budget super heroe flicks and horror and took a chance on an Indy film. I enjoyed the quirky silliness of this film and look forward for more from this production team and director!!

Uproarious Satire in a Sci-Fi Skin
While leaning on sci-fi as a delivery mechanism, that space helmet director-screenwriter Ciaron Davies encases himself in proves instead to be the hat of the eviscerating satirist, worn with terrific efficacy and purpose in the endearingly ramshackle, “Invasion Ireland.”

In Davies’ indie film world, proverbial Little Green Men are actually Little Blue Men fresh off the space boat from Mars. Their invasion of our planet and of our sad little status quos provide earthlings with yet another non-white populous to deride. Self-appointed world leadership reacts by holding out the olive branch to these threatening immigrants, securing peace by offering gainful employment, and much to the chagrin of “First World” populations fearing disruptions to their delicate socio-economic ecosystems. Of course it’s all a salacious metaphor for the massive uprooting of real-world Middle Eastern populations we seem to enjoy endlessly bombing — at least until naturally resulting immigration patterns evoke nationalist outcries from our newly “invaded” homelands.

Like only the best satires know how to do, “Invasion Ireland” eschews selectivity of targets and instead takes its hilarious flamethrower to all earth-bound populations that demonstrate a complicit and collective stupidity. With its searing indictments gleefully packaged in an offbeat, slapstick, and surrealistically lighthearted wrapper evocative of ’80s British sitcom “The Young Ones (1982),” this hour-long film from Ireland again shows that the most authentic satirical voices are rarely hear from the mouths of major studios. – (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking “Helpful.” Cheers!)

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 30 min (90 min)
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Status Released
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Genre Comedy
Director Ciaron Davies
Writer Ciaron Davies
Actors Ciara Bailey, Fionnuala Collins, Vicky Cosmos
Country Ireland
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