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3. Fire in the Sky

To its undoubted credit, this movie mines low-key, largely affecting drama from a premise naturally given to sensationalism. Such an approach wouldnt have worked without good acting, and the actors fortunately deliver. In particular, Robert Patricks layered performance conveys Mikes guilt over his decisions during the abduction, and D. B. Sweeney is about as effective as the scarred but optimistic abductee Travis. Its more fantastical elements, mainly the abduction itself and especially the alien craft scenes, are also fully realized, effectively delivering existential horror. The movie ends with a quietly devastating denouement that needs no more than a few words to convey how Mike, unlike Travis, has never been able to move on from the incident.
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