Morons from Outer Space 1985

When a spaceship malfunction strands four lovable aliens from Blob on Earth, they inadvertently leave behind the intelligent and bemused Bernard. As his bumbling cohorts Desmond, Julian, and Sandra become unwitting celebrities in the UK, Bernard's attempts to reconnect with them are thwarted by his own claims of alienhood, leading to a series of hilarious misunderstandings in Arizona.

When a spaceship malfunction strands four lovable aliens from Blob on Earth, they inadvertently leave behind the intelligent and bemused Bernard. As his bumbling cohorts Desmond, Julian, and Sandra become unwitting celebrities in the UK, Bernard's attempts to reconnect with them are thwarted by his own claims of alienhood, leading to a series of hilarious misunderstandings in Arizona.

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Morons from Outer Space does not have end credit scenes.

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The cosmic adventure kicks off aboard a modest spaceship, where a group of four extraterrestrial beings - Bernard, Sandra, Desmond, and Julian - gather at a refueling station. As boredom settles in during their stay, Bernard decides to step outside for some intergalactic leisure, while the other three embark on an unplanned experiment with the ship’s controls. Little do they know, their casual meddling results in serious repercussions, severing Bernard’s connection to the spacecraft and inadvertently leaving him stranded as they crash-land on a vast blue planet known as Earth.

The remaining trio finds themselves unexpectedly celebrated upon their arrival in the United Kingdom. Rather than sharing any groundbreaking discoveries or technological advancements with Earth, they capitalize on their unique appearance, securing a manager, Jones, and amassing a fortune as eager fans flock to theaters to catch a glimpse of these otherworldly visitors.

In a stark contrast, Bernard’s journey takes a bleak turn as he arrives in America through a surprising twist of fate. Although he is the group’s intellectual powerhouse, he faces the harsh realities of poverty and homelessness, even finding himself briefly confined to a mental institution. It is only during the film’s climactic moments that Bernard reunites with his companions, who are still grappling with the significant differences in their experiences.

While Bernard fights through his struggles, the rest of the group joyfully relishes their fame, intentionally choosing to omit any mention of him. They’re apprehensive that acknowledging Bernard’s existence might tarnish their newfound celebrity status, thus highlighting the complexities of their journey and relationships amidst the backdrop of fame and fortune.

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