A Flash of Beauty: Bigfoot Revealed

Of the Bigfoot documentaries I have seen, this is one of the best. The stories are compelling and interesting. No odd extraterrestrial, transdimensional or telepathic nonsense. The people giving their accounts are very credible and believable. The inclusing on Peter Byrne and Dr Jeff Meldrum really lends the believability to another level. And I have to say the last report with the gentleman who has cancer...very emotional and a 'good-for-him' moment! This is one documentary that I recommend to everyone who is interested. I am glad they didnt' add false information or questionable theories. Great job.

Beautifully filmed and treated with respect. So much about Bigfoot/Sasquatch that I was unaware of before this film. It will make you think. Nice work!

There's an Alaska Bigfoot story near the end where the producers slipped in unrelated drone footage not related to the encounter of the female witness. Was promising until the deceptiveness at the end. Otherwise strong showing with a swerve towards conspiracy.

I own a digital copy of this movie and have watched it several times. Some of the other reviews call some of the footage fake. I see nothing fake at all having experienced the "Predator Effect" myself. You know something is there, you see the brush moving but you can't see what's doing it. I have seen or not seen this phenomenon twice. It's hard to describe here. I have also met the filmmakers and a number of the people interviewed in A Flash of Beauty including Dr Simeon Hein Ph. D. I recommend reading his book Dark Matter Monsters to further understand what is presented in the movie and to better understand the sequel A Flash of Beauty Paranormal Bigfoot.

The reason this is popular is because it is a very well produced and calmly presented documentary about people who claim to have seen Bigfoot. Because people speak without sensationalism and with conviction with a nicely edited production and excellent soundtrack, it can lead one to give credibility to the sightings. However, no evidence is actually presented other than stories so I would call this a documentary about folklore and people's belief in such. In other words the topic could have been ghosts or aliens or forest gnomes and it would have been equally interesting. But to reiterate, there is nothing credible presented that is evidentiary, it's just a series of stories overlaid on stock footage.