FeaturePG2014·91m·5.9

Earth to Echo

An adventure as big as the universe.

FamilyAdventureScience Fiction

After a construction project begins digging in their neighbourhood, best friends Tuck, Munch and Alex inexplicably begin to receive strange, encoded messages on their cell phones. Convinced something bigger is going on, they go to their parents and the authorities. The three embark on a secret adventure to crack the code and follow it to its source, and discover a mysterious being from another world who desperately needs their help. The journey that follows will change all their lives forever.

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Cast

Teo Halm

Alex

Stro

Tuck

Reese Hartwig

Munch

Ella Wahlestedt

Emma

Jason Gray-Stanford

Dr. Lawrence Madsen

Algee Smith

Marcus Simms

Arthur Darbinyan

Pawn Shop Owner

Cassius M. Willis

Calvin

Sonya Leslie

Theresa Simms

Kerry O'Malley

Janice Douglas

Virginia Louise Smith

Betty Barrett

Peter MacKenzie

James Hastings

Valerie Wildman

Christine Hastings

Roger Hewlett

Construction Worker #2

Mary Pat Gleason

Dusty - Mullet Lady at Bar

Marilyn Giacomazzi

Bar Patron #2

Brooke Dillman

Diner Waitress

Myk Watford

Blake Douglas

Tiffany Espensen

Charlie - School Friend #1

Israel Broussard

Cameron

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$13.0M
Revenue
$45.3M
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Panay Films

Crew

Director

Dave Green

Writers

Henry Gayden, Andrew Panay, Henry Gayden

Kasra Farahani

Production Design

Crispin Struthers

Editor

Maxime Alexandre

Director of Photography

Carsten Kurpanek

Editor

Joseph Trapanese

Original Music Composer

Judianna Makovsky

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

Kamurai

8/3/2020

4.0

Bad watch, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. I remembered this being decent the first time I watched it, but that was a Vidcon, so maybe it was the hype. This movie is an example of why people don't like found footage, just thrown together as if some stupid kid did it, and then there is active narration and editing from the camera person. That in itself isn't necessarily a bad thing to have happen, but this one is. Found footage should be found, this is more like first person account...or a fake-umentary. Echo itself (it is not a "he") is cute enough but spends a lot of time hiding and there is a communication barrier, but only one way. If it can connect to the smartphone, then it should be able to use the device as a speaker to express the language it understands from the kids. Alot of the movie is just young boys being defiant and "girls have cooties, but I like it". It fails as a "coming of age", it fails as a "romance", and it barely succeeds as sci-fi or "evil secret organization". This had the potential to be the next "E.T.", but they just made weird choices throughout the design.