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Because there were so many unanswered questions left over from "Invisible Mom 1"
I got this video from my brother-in-law, who used to work in the home video industry. He would get all sorts of free screener tapes from distributors, and he would keep the good movies, and give ME the b-grade flicks such as this. <
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>A friend and I like to watch bad films, and I whipped this out one day and he started laughing at the pictures on the packaging -- especially the picture on the back, which he said seems to show Invisible Mom saying "I'm invisible! How did this happen? How did I *get* invisible?" (When you see the picture, you'll know what he meant). The film was produced by Fred Olen-Ray, who (I kid you not) my friend had received E-MAIL from that week! (He'd purchased one of Fred's other movies -- why I have no idea -- and had to return it). <
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>ANYWAY, on to the film itself: it stars Dee Wallace Stone (from "Cujo" and "E.T.") in the title role, with Mickey Dolenz of "The Monkees" as a villian, and that kid who plays "Reese" on "Malcolm In The Middle" as an orphan (who acts and behaves just like "Reese" from "Malcolm In The Middle"). Now, there's "good" bad movies (high in unintentional humor), and there's "bad" bad movies (devoid of any saving graces). I'm sorry to say that this film falls into the latter category. <
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>I'm being a little harsh though, I'll admit -- this film was probably aimed at younger audiences, and it honestly makes a decent family film, but if you're an adult you'll probably be bored to tears.

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A Movie For You To Cheer Up!
"The Invisible Mom 2," is a really impressing movie. It cheers you up when you feel blue.

There's this teenage guy, who discovers some kind of a machine. By mistake, he turned his mom invisible. Later, he and his mom face all kind of trouble going through daily life processes. I don't want to spoil the movie...cause what happens next is BIGGG!