Mars Needs Moms 2011 Watch Free in HD

Seth Green

8 February 1974, Overbrook Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Dan Fogler

20 October 1976, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Joan Cusack

11 October 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Elisabeth Harnois

26 May 1979, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Mindy Sterling

11 July 1953, Paterson, New Jersey, USA

Kevin Cahoon

Tom Everett Scott

7 September 1970, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, USA

30 June 1984, Los Angeles, California, USA

Julene Renee

Kirsten Severson

Matthew Wolf

31 October 1972, London, England, UK

Raymond Ochoa

12 October 2001, San Diego, California, USA

Robert Ochoa

Ryan Ochoa

17 May 1996, San Diego, California, USA

Meredith Wells

Teagan Wells

Seth Robert Dusky

15 September 1998, Newport Beach, California, USA

31 August 1962, Bloomington, Indiana, USA

Barbara Kottmeier

1983, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Gavin Bryson Thompson

Milo

Played by: Seth Green

Gribble

Played by: Dan Fogler

Mom

Played by: Joan Cusack

Ki

Played by: Elisabeth Harnois

Supervisor

Played by: Mindy Sterling

Wingnut

Played by: Kevin Cahoon

Dad

Played by: Tom Everett Scott

Martian

Played by: Jacquie Barnbrook

Martian Hatchling

Played by: Raymond Ochoa

Rafer Guzman

The film looks neither fully real nor fully imagined, which could be forgiven if Mars Needs Moms had something more to offer besides its nifty technology.

March 25, 2011

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James Luxford

a disposable family adventure it more than fits the bill

September 01, 2011

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David Keyes

Here is a movie that seems at war with the notion that animation can inspire or invigorate.

January 31, 2014

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Tom Huddleston

The 'Polar Express'-style CG-meets-live-action visuals are creepy and flat, the characters are largely nonexistent and the story takes so many short cuts that it becomes meaningless...

April 06, 2011

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Guy Haley

A solid, vibrant family film that parents and young-ish nippers can enjoy together.

December 22, 2011

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Tom Long

This is just a big rollercoaster of a movie, filled with dazzling effects and funny creatures and the requisite five-hankie "I love you, Mom" ending. But then, there are some weird gender political battles at play here.

March 11, 2011

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James Plath

Mars Needs Moms isn't as bad as you've heard, nor is it as good as it could have been. Will it entertain your family? That depends on how much your kids like mo-cap technology, and how much attention they pay to the inner logic of a film.

December 29, 2011

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Eric D. Snider

They took a small story, made it complicated and burdensome, filmed some actors performing it, turned those actors into affectless, mechanical cartoons, converted it to 3-D, and dropped it in theaters. Wheeee!

March 21, 2011

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Stephen Whitty

So, okay, men are completely irresponsible slobs, which is why women need to be unceasing nags. Check. Great message for the kids.

March 12, 2011

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Peter Canavese

The whole fiasco turns out to be an excuse to let Seth Green play a (redubbed) little boy. Next time, maybe just cast a real boy, build some sets in an old barn, and have Mom make the costumes. [Blu-ray 3D]

August 08, 2011

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Amy Curtis

Mars Needs Moms actually entertained me. There's the bright colors and great 3D, but there's also some touching moments and grown-up wit

June 02, 2013

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Leonard Maltin

As with a good live-action movie, it all begins with the script, and this one is solid-well thought-out, briskly paced, funny and sweet. In the end, it's the finished film that matters, not the process...

August 12, 2011

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