Kidman's space alien 'Invasion' has a wobbly take-off

Australian actress Nicole Kidman poses during a photocall at the first international Rome film festival to present a new movie "Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus" at the Auditorium in Rome October 13, 2006.. Photo Credit: Reuters/Alessandro Bianchi

New York, Dec 19: The buzz has it that Nicole Kidman's space alien movie The Invasion from Warner Bros to be released next year isn’t a hopeful venture.

A loose remake of the cult classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers- the science fiction flick has allegedly been screened with test audiences to dull results, but Warner Bros claimed that no testing was done.

"They are doing mostly second-unit reshoots now, and there has been no testing," A Warner Bros rep told New York Post.

Kidman plays a Washington psychiatrist who unearths the origin of an alien epidemic; she also discovers her son’s supernatural powers might be the only way it can be stopped.

Kidman has suffered a series of flops this year including Bewitched and The Interpreter and Warner Bros latest Blood Diamond starring Leonardo DiCaprio took less than $10 million in the opening weekend. (ANI)