A group of super cute aliens in the closet, the god they believe in is K, and the third rule of the "Ten Commandments" is "Wednesdays have H supply." "The Ten Commandments" comes from a discount card for DVDs.
The evil bag-slinger is most afraid of people kicking his little bag. His little meat bag hangs from his chin.
The alien boss said at the customs of the earth: "I'm here to be an underwear model." (to the point)
J's partners include a dog who likes rock music, and a crying soldier who wants to be a hero.
The heroine plays twitch with the bug.
"You'll get cancer if you take more photos!" J protested to the amnestics. Amnestics: A device that looks like a voice recorder and whose function is to wipe out the memories of innocent people about aliens.
After J flashes the memory eraser, he always starts by saying something irrelevant: "Go and buy nice clothes." "You dumped your husband." Okay." . . . that kind of mischief and little kindness. And then to make up a ridiculous plot to explain their lost time.
In thirty seconds the earth is about to explode. J fell on a pile of soft hoses and struggled. Note, this is a real hose, not an alien disguised as a hose. The innocent audience watched him roll over and slap the carp, and when they were sympathizing with him, they saw J standing up - posing coolly, arranging black suits and black ties, and calmly looking for the device switch... because His calculations were precise, so the Earth didn't explode.
Michael Jackson sang the theme song for the second installment, and also had a small cameo role, the plastic-skinned alien.
The ending of the second part is: open a door that shouldn't be opened, oh... It turns out that we are also a group of aliens living in a closet.
To sum up, this is a spoof film made by extremely shameless people, the purpose is to satirize similar films and the entertainment industry, and to show off American humor.
In-depth reading: The memory eraser is a symbol of "science fiction movies". Science fiction is one such art form: making up a story to explain our lost time.
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