Don't worry, they are only vague...but it is a kid (and his brother) meeting up with an alien spaceship of indeterminate origin. After that, it's a totally different plot...well kinda, as the naughty guy government types are trying to get control...but then we have aliens trying to take over Earth too.

Yeah, this review is rambling, but that's ok, the movie does too. Honestly, this is a mish mash of several different stories I've seen, but after you get over how childish it seems at first you can actually enjoy it...no, it will never be a blockbuster...

Two brothers have a near miss with an UFO in a field and hide it in their garage. They discover that they can control it with their minds - and basically use it as a toy; until - that is - it starts to endow the younger "Tyler" (Joey Pollari) with superpowers and some "amazing" gadgets that allow him to do virtually anything, including see into the future. Naturally, the spaceship didn't come on it's own - a race of scary aliens has come too, bent on planetary domination - and they kidnap him. It's now down to his older, hormonal, but caring brother "Nick" (Kelly Blatz) to try to rescue him from their evil clutches. This a teen fantasy flick; hot girls and boys; graduation parties and teenage love-rivalries all feature in this reasonably well directed, if simplistically scripted, sci-fi story. It is not really for grown ups - but I've seen far, far worse...

I didn't expect much and I was still disappointed. Imagine a duo of dorky brothers accidentally getting their hands on an alien spaceship that they can control with their mind, that changes them into superheroes and that in the end save the world and get the girls. Not a big stretch of the imagination, is it?

But that is not the worst part. The girls were not worth getting, the aliens were pathetic, the high-school bully looked like he just got there from a musical and the acting... I couldn't find any. In the end this is one giant mindless movie, made for the sole purpose of getting money from prepubescent teens who go to movies because they have parents at home.