Is it aliens? Marines? Or something else? There's no telling, on this sci-fi action movie. At first, it seems to be a typical, "Aliens are invading, let's kill 'em all" style of movie. But there might be a little more than meets the eye.

Here's a Battle Los Angeles review and see whether it's something you want to watch...or is just another reason not to go to the movies.

The Movie Begins...

The aliens arrive in ships that at first look like meteorites, that end up splashing down in several spots throughout the world, including Los Angeles. The aliens are hostile, naturally, and they also want whatever we have (the Earth).

Enter the military, who are sent to exterminate the aliens and get back the city. Marine Personnel Sergeant Michael Nantz (played by Aaron Eckhart) was about prepared to retire when he was sent in action, and has a new platoon to worry about. Not to mention working with the Platoon Commander, Second Lieutenant William Martinez (played by Ramon Rodriguez).

The platoon's mission is to rescue come civilians who are holed up within the LAPD police station. OK, that is bad enough, but they've been given a three-hour window of time to get the people out. Why 3 hours? That is because the Air Force plans to bomb the whole area to kingdom come!

The Rescue Starts

As soon as the Marines commandeer a bus to go in and rescue people, they learn some important pieces of information about their opponents. One, the aliens have a soft spot on their torsos, which can be taken advantage of. Next, those alien aircraft are actually just drones, so destroying the craft does not mean destroying the aliens themselves.

However, it does seem to suggest that there is a command center, and if the military can locate it, they will take out a lot of the aliens.

The Plot Continues

Staff Sergeant Nantz ends up in command of the platoon when Second Lieutenant Martinez sacrifices himself to save a number of the civilians and kill some bad guys. Nantz and the team think they found the command center, and contact an air strike. Too late! Their very own command center was taken out by the aliens before they could issue the bombing orders.

It doesn't look good for Nantz and the platoon, the civilians, Los Angeles or the earth! But wait, are there heroes present? You betcha; the Marines do not have their reputation for nothing!

Should You watch battle los angeles online or at the movies?

Experts and Audiences had different reactions to Battle Los Angeles 2011. The critics? Well, they dumped the film, saying it was just like a hundred other sci-fi alien attack movies. Audiences were just a little kinder, but it's safe to say this film won't be a movie classic. In case you are really into sci-fi alien attack flicks, then you probably will enjoy Battle Los Angeles. If you're not, then you may would like to pass on this movie.

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