90s(?) movie with an army of kids in space and “God” in a foggy white room
When I was about 7 in 2009 I watched a movie from a VHS tape that I had also watched a couple years before. I believe it was released in the 1990s.
In this live-action movie, I remember there being an army of kids on a space craft. There was a "God" or leader in a foggy white room, who was pretty old. At the end of the movie, two of the adult characters kiss as the movie ends.
Additional notes from from what I remember:
All the characters were white
All characters were human looking
The goal of the movie was to get the man out of the white room
What I know the movie isn't:
The Fifth Element,
Total Recall,
Gattaca,
Galaxy Quest,
Armageddon,
Starship Troopers,
Event Horizon,
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace,
Screamers,
Stargate,
Spaced Invaders,
Alien Intruder,
The Arrival,
The Puppet Masters,
Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe,
Solar Crisis,
Mars Attacks,
Moon 44,
Alien 3,
Alien: Resurrection,
Dead Space,
Lifepod,
Star Trek: First Contact,
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,
Star Trek Generations,
Star Trek: Insurrection,
Lost in Space,
Muppets From Space,
Virus,
Space Truckers,
Soldier,
Apollo 13,
Wing Commander,
Contact, and
Crossworlds
Other:
This movie was suitable enough to show to second graders at the time. I had first watched the movie in Syria when I was about 5. The second time I saw it was when I had been walking on a street with my brother, when I found it laying infront of a house. I had remembered the movie from the cover alone, and my school used to movies once a month to the whole school. After one of the movies had ended, I went to one of the teachers to ask them to play it the next time. During then, I knew very little English, and now I assume they thought the movie was the school's. Fastforward about a month, we watch that same movie that I gave them. Ever since then I haven't seen it, or heared of it.
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When I was about 7 in 2009 I watched a movie from a VHS tape that I had also watched a couple years before. I believe it was released in the 1990s.
In this live-action movie, I remember there being an army of kids on a space craft. There was a "God" or leader in a foggy white room, who was pretty old. At the end of the movie, two of the adult characters kiss as the movie ends.
Additional notes from from what I remember:
All the characters were white
All characters were human looking
The goal of the movie was to get the man out of the white room
What I know the movie isn't:
The Fifth Element,
Total Recall,
Gattaca,
Galaxy Quest,
Armageddon,
Starship Troopers,
Event Horizon,
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace,
Screamers,
Stargate,
Spaced Invaders,
Alien Intruder,
The Arrival,
The Puppet Masters,
Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe,
Solar Crisis,
Mars Attacks,
Moon 44,
Alien 3,
Alien: Resurrection,
Dead Space,
Lifepod,
Star Trek: First Contact,
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,
Star Trek Generations,
Star Trek: Insurrection,
Lost in Space,
Muppets From Space,
Virus,
Space Truckers,
Soldier,
Apollo 13,
Wing Commander,
Contact, and
Crossworlds
Other:
This movie was suitable enough to show to second graders at the time. I had first watched the movie in Syria when I was about 5. The second time I saw it was when I had been walking on a street with my brother, when I found it laying infront of a house. I had remembered the movie from the cover alone, and my school used to movies once a month to the whole school. After one of the movies had ended, I went to one of the teachers to ask them to play it the next time. During then, I knew very little English, and now I assume they thought the movie was the school's. Fastforward about a month, we watch that same movie that I gave them. Ever since then I haven't seen it, or heared of it.
story-identification movie spaceship space
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Hey there, that's a great start. But can you take a look at scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9335/… and add any detail you can think it of. It will all help someone answer the question.
– Moriarty
2 days ago
1
Were the adult figures part of it throughout? Grownup kids? Characters introduced near the end?
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
1
Probably not The Space Children either, from 1958.
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
I don't remember where the adult characters were during the film. I just remember them kissing at the end.
– Ace
2 days ago
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When I was about 7 in 2009 I watched a movie from a VHS tape that I had also watched a couple years before. I believe it was released in the 1990s.
In this live-action movie, I remember there being an army of kids on a space craft. There was a "God" or leader in a foggy white room, who was pretty old. At the end of the movie, two of the adult characters kiss as the movie ends.
Additional notes from from what I remember:
All the characters were white
All characters were human looking
The goal of the movie was to get the man out of the white room
What I know the movie isn't:
The Fifth Element,
Total Recall,
Gattaca,
Galaxy Quest,
Armageddon,
Starship Troopers,
Event Horizon,
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace,
Screamers,
Stargate,
Spaced Invaders,
Alien Intruder,
The Arrival,
The Puppet Masters,
Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe,
Solar Crisis,
Mars Attacks,
Moon 44,
Alien 3,
Alien: Resurrection,
Dead Space,
Lifepod,
Star Trek: First Contact,
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,
Star Trek Generations,
Star Trek: Insurrection,
Lost in Space,
Muppets From Space,
Virus,
Space Truckers,
Soldier,
Apollo 13,
Wing Commander,
Contact, and
Crossworlds
Other:
This movie was suitable enough to show to second graders at the time. I had first watched the movie in Syria when I was about 5. The second time I saw it was when I had been walking on a street with my brother, when I found it laying infront of a house. I had remembered the movie from the cover alone, and my school used to movies once a month to the whole school. After one of the movies had ended, I went to one of the teachers to ask them to play it the next time. During then, I knew very little English, and now I assume they thought the movie was the school's. Fastforward about a month, we watch that same movie that I gave them. Ever since then I haven't seen it, or heared of it.
story-identification movie spaceship space
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When I was about 7 in 2009 I watched a movie from a VHS tape that I had also watched a couple years before. I believe it was released in the 1990s.
In this live-action movie, I remember there being an army of kids on a space craft. There was a "God" or leader in a foggy white room, who was pretty old. At the end of the movie, two of the adult characters kiss as the movie ends.
Additional notes from from what I remember:
All the characters were white
All characters were human looking
The goal of the movie was to get the man out of the white room
What I know the movie isn't:
The Fifth Element,
Total Recall,
Gattaca,
Galaxy Quest,
Armageddon,
Starship Troopers,
Event Horizon,
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace,
Screamers,
Stargate,
Spaced Invaders,
Alien Intruder,
The Arrival,
The Puppet Masters,
Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe,
Solar Crisis,
Mars Attacks,
Moon 44,
Alien 3,
Alien: Resurrection,
Dead Space,
Lifepod,
Star Trek: First Contact,
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,
Star Trek Generations,
Star Trek: Insurrection,
Lost in Space,
Muppets From Space,
Virus,
Space Truckers,
Soldier,
Apollo 13,
Wing Commander,
Contact, and
Crossworlds
Other:
This movie was suitable enough to show to second graders at the time. I had first watched the movie in Syria when I was about 5. The second time I saw it was when I had been walking on a street with my brother, when I found it laying infront of a house. I had remembered the movie from the cover alone, and my school used to movies once a month to the whole school. After one of the movies had ended, I went to one of the teachers to ask them to play it the next time. During then, I knew very little English, and now I assume they thought the movie was the school's. Fastforward about a month, we watch that same movie that I gave them. Ever since then I haven't seen it, or heared of it.
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Hey there, that's a great start. But can you take a look at scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9335/… and add any detail you can think it of. It will all help someone answer the question.
– Moriarty
2 days ago
1
Were the adult figures part of it throughout? Grownup kids? Characters introduced near the end?
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
1
Probably not The Space Children either, from 1958.
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
I don't remember where the adult characters were during the film. I just remember them kissing at the end.
– Ace
2 days ago
add a comment |
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Hey there, that's a great start. But can you take a look at scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9335/… and add any detail you can think it of. It will all help someone answer the question.
– Moriarty
2 days ago
1
Were the adult figures part of it throughout? Grownup kids? Characters introduced near the end?
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
1
Probably not The Space Children either, from 1958.
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
I don't remember where the adult characters were during the film. I just remember them kissing at the end.
– Ace
2 days ago
2
2
Hey there, that's a great start. But can you take a look at scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9335/… and add any detail you can think it of. It will all help someone answer the question.
– Moriarty
2 days ago
Hey there, that's a great start. But can you take a look at scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9335/… and add any detail you can think it of. It will all help someone answer the question.
– Moriarty
2 days ago
1
1
Were the adult figures part of it throughout? Grownup kids? Characters introduced near the end?
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
Were the adult figures part of it throughout? Grownup kids? Characters introduced near the end?
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
1
1
Probably not The Space Children either, from 1958.
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
Probably not The Space Children either, from 1958.
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
I don't remember where the adult characters were during the film. I just remember them kissing at the end.
– Ace
2 days ago
I don't remember where the adult characters were during the film. I just remember them kissing at the end.
– Ace
2 days ago
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Hey there, that's a great start. But can you take a look at scifi.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9335/… and add any detail you can think it of. It will all help someone answer the question.
– Moriarty
2 days ago
1
Were the adult figures part of it throughout? Grownup kids? Characters introduced near the end?
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
1
Probably not The Space Children either, from 1958.
– FuzzyBoots
2 days ago
I don't remember where the adult characters were during the film. I just remember them kissing at the end.
– Ace
2 days ago