The Observers

I can't believe I actually paid for this nonsense. A selection of so-called experts spouting thier own hypothesis on a variety of unexplained phenomenon, and how it all comes back to non human entities and the intelligence community in the USA. About 5% of the content is credible, the rest is pure fantasy. The dramatic muzak playing in the background for the entire film is so annoying it was a relief when it finally stopped but worse than that is some of the bizarre visual effects that are simply unnecessary.

There are many movies/shows out like this one over the recent years. Many are horrible and ridiculous. Some are good, and some are better, leaving one to think logically, explore and learn more if they choose to. I put The Observers in this category. I won't say much except if these folks are nothing more than actors following a memorized script, then there needs to be a new category at the Oscars for "Actors in UAP/Alien documentary type films". If acting, many deserve to win an award. If not actors, then go back to my previous statement and at least study for yourself what truths we are shielded from in this crazy world we live on.

I think it's the second to the last segment Richard Dolan has is very powerful.... Words to chew on, think about, consider, whether you follow this stuff or not.

I love UFO/UAP stuff but there's a line to the bs I'm willing to spend my time on. 10 minutes in and we have moved on from UFOs to the JFK assassination? Really? Just stop. I had to turn it off because first, that's just too far down the rabbit conspiracy hole for me and second, I'm not trying to turn into that crazy and unbearable uncle who rails on and on at thanksgiving about stuff that doesn't matter and didn't happen. How do you bill a movie about UFOs then let Jesse Ventura go off about the all powerful CIA didn't see his election coming but then killed Kennedy? It doesn't even matter the other topics they might cover, you'll see conspiracy everywhere if you watch this.

Poor director, and DP. Talk about distraction after distraction. Camera shake , zoom out shots with boom, shots with crew. I mean come on. Not cool at all. Have some class. I love of all Linda's works. This was the first let down.

A decent documentary completely spoiled by an unnecessary audio track that at times competes with the narrative that guests are giving, once you hear it, then it's impossible to filter out and becomes a noise that takes away from what should have been a decent documentary. I cannot understand why this trend in docu making happens - the spoken word does not need a permanent "on" musical soundtrack, turned it off after about thirty mins as couldn't stop hearing the music and it interfering with the narrative.

The guests are good, the tone of the discussion and each interview meaningful, it doesn't provide anything new but it packages up well in he discussion about black budgets, classified programmes and exotic technology plus all the usual things you'd expect but oh my, try listening to those being interviewed against the unrelenting musical soundtrack and it just gets silly and annoying.