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Category: Action

Year: 2011

Rating: 7.1/10 ()

Director: Jonathan Liebesman

Country: USA

Language: English

Release Date: 11 March 2011 (USA) See more »

Movie Storyline
A Marine platoon faces off against an alien invasion in Los Angeles.

Cast:
Aaron Eckhart - SSgt. Michael Nantz
Ramon Rodriguez - 2nd Lt. William Martinez
Cory Hardrict - Cpl. Jason Lockett
Gino Anthony Pesi - Cpl. Nick Stavrou
Ne-Yo - Cpl. Kevin Harris
James Hiroyuki Liao - LCpl. Steven Mottola
Bridget Moynahan - Michele
Noel Fisher - Pfc. Shaun Lenihan
Adetokumboh M'Cormack - Corpsman Jibril Adukwu
Bryce Cass - Hector Rincon
Michael Peña - Joe Rincon
Michelle Rodriguez - TSgt. Elena Santos
Neil Brown Jr. - LCpl. Richard Guerrero
Taylor Handley - LCpl. Corey Simmons
Joey King - Kirsten
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Filming Locations: Barksdale Air Force Base - 40 Barksdale Boulevard, Bossier City, Louisiana, USA

Soundtracks:
"Deal wit It" Written by Aaron Phillip, Jason Harrow, W. Henry and Felix Rovera Performed by Afu-Ra featuring Jahdon & Jason Harrow (as Kardinal Offishall) Courtesy of Decon

Official Site(s): Official site |

Trivia:
Marines from Camp Pendleton helped train the actors for their roles, educating them in the Marine lifestyle. A number of actual marines also appear as extras in the film. To thank them, a sneak preview of the film was shown at Camp Pendleton on March 3rd, 2011.

User Review:

Retreat hell! , rated: 8/10
Battle: Los Angeles (or Enemy Invasion in EU countries) is a pretty neat example of what you'll get if you combine camera style of "Cloverfield", basic plot of "The Independence Day" and the atmosphere of "Black Hawk Down" together. That would be it for most people if only the target audience wasn't familiar with video games and haven't recognized many influences mostly from Killzone and Crysis franchises. I'm not saying it's a bad thing - definitely something to make the movie more visible in the amounts of action flicks made these days. And probably the first one to get it right how to mix video games with movies - those familiar with those franchises will enjoy it even more, those who are not will never notice since those influences are not so explicitly shown throughout the movie. Even though somewhat cheesy, Battle: LA is one hell of an enjoyable ride. Especially for fans of Killzone, Crysis, Quake and, what the heck, even Gears of War and Halo. Jonathan Libesman never made any really noticeable movie but something tells me he's gonna make it with this one. 8 out of 10.