The strange love life of the Earthlings

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Movie
German title The strange love life of the Earthlings
Original title The Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1999
length 88 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Jeff Abugov
script Jeff Abugov
production Larry Estes
music Michael Bramon ,
Michael McCarty
camera Michael K. Bucher
cut Stephen R. Myers
occupation

The strange love life of the Earthlings (Original title: The Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human ) is an American comedy film from 1999 . The Director led Jeff Abugov , who is also the writer wrote and took a supporting role. The main roles played Mackenzie Astin and Carmen Electra . The film did not come into German cinemas and was marketed on VHS from January 25, 2000 .

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In the film, an “extraterrestrial” commentator introduces the story of a couple as an example of human mating rituals.

The "male" Billy, an accountant, and the "female" Jenny Smith meet in a bar. Billy gets her phone number from Jenny, which he forgets in his clothes and loses when cleaning. Billy then calls all J. Smith in the area, which re-establishes contact.

A date is set up, Billy and Jenny spend a romantic evening. At the next meeting they are attacked, but Jenny, who is skilled in martial arts, overpowers the robbers. Billy and Jenny start a serious relationship. Before sex , Jenny wants them both to take an HIV test. Billy is dejected when he hears about the negative result on the phone ; only his friend explains to him that this is actually good news.

Billy meets Jenny's parents, her father is a gun fanatic. Jenny gets to know Billy's anti-social parents. The alien explains his father's stare at Jenny's breasts with concern for the nutrition of the grandchildren.

Jenny and Billy go on a weekend trip to a hippie town. Jenny forgets to pack the contraceptives; you can't buy one on site. She becomes pregnant and a child is born nine months later.

Reviews

Henry Cabot Beck wrote on Film.com that the film would resemble a pornographic film without pornography and that it was as badly made as it gets.

Michael Dequina wrote on Mr. Brown's Movies that the concept of comedy would only last for five minutes of a film. He only found some of the narrator's comments amusing .

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