The Voice from the Sky

Synopsis

The Voice from the Sky is a 1929 science fiction film directed by Ben F. Wilson, starring Hal Taliaferro. The movie follows a gripping story set in a futuristic world where mankind receives mysterious messages from the sky. As the world grapples with the implications of these messages, a group of scientists and individuals embark on a thrilling journey to uncover the origins and meanings behind the voice from above. Packed with suspense, drama, and a touch of mystique, The Voice from the Sky takes viewers on a thought-provoking adventure exploring themes of communication, technology, and the unknown.

Cast

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  Hal Taliaferro

  Jack Deering

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  Neva Gerber

  Jean Lowell

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  Bob Walker

  Edgar Ballin

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  J.P. Lockney

  Geoffrey Mentor

• Al Haskell

  Henchman 'Patch-Eye'

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  Cliff Lyons

  Henchman 'Humpy'

Reviews

The Voice from the Sky, despite its vintage charm, failed to resonate with critics of the modern age. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus criticized the film for its disjointed narrative and lackluster special effects, giving it a low rating of 2.5/10. IMDb reviews echoed similar sentiments, with users pointing out the outdated cinematography and sluggish pacing. Metacritic summed up the general sentiment by rating the film at 4.5/10, noting a lack of innovation in the storytelling. While some viewers appreciated the historical significance of The Voice from the Sky, many found it difficult to engage with its dated presentation and slow plot development.