Aliens Uncovered: Borrowed Time

I am going to try not to use any spoilers. This hands-down is the best one yet out of that documentaries by Mr. Clive why? It left me wanting to go back to the history books. I wanted to investigate everything he was telling me. Things I should've been taught. Things that we will never be taught because it's not written down in history. Such important facts and lessons in science and history are given all to bring you to an idea. Are we on borrowed time? That is the question I'm asking myself as I finished this documentary. I am so impressed with his investigative skills and how he can bring such a large platter of history and condense it into a fascinating story all within a documentary timeframe. It's felt like a sci-fi movie but it's not. It's real life it felt mystical but it's not. It's real life and being that I lived through some of this historical factual events, it made me ponder, how I felt during that time. Remembering the fear I had. That fear that I had as a child during Y2K it crept up on me as an adult in 2012, so when he touches base and that's all, I'll say on that it reopens Pandora's box! I want to explore I want to grow up to be an archaeologist or a historian all from one documentary it leaves you feeling that kid like enthusiasm of dreaming and wondering. If Mr. Clive Christopher can do this and discover all that he has what can I do? Armed with the information he has given can I go further? His ability to storyteller is like no other. You don't realize you're in a documentary you're immersed into the store. You are part of the story. And not to be cliché, but he has a great narrating voice. The Morgan Freeman of our generation. I could listen for hours.

Most importantly, and in conclusion, I feel like this should be mandatory watching material for children for students for adults all of the above. I think every human on this planet needs to watch this, so their eyes are open to how precious and important our time is this borrowed time.

Well, this film is a stand alone and it sticks out like a sore thumb in a good way. This title takes on a different meaning and grabs your attention immediately as you journey through the land known as the American southwest. This history of visitation amongst the native people is a topic that is rarely discussed in the present day. It's a touchy subject but overall the movie does well with the support of a Hopi priest who shares experiences from the reservation in Arizona. This continues to use Arizona as a focal point before diving into a deep realm of connecting the dots in a non invasive way. Very well put together and informative!

We all remember the year 2012, when we thought the world was coming to an end. I didn't live through Y2K, but 2012 I could imagine it's probably as close to living in 1999 as possible. That being said, borrow time, really elaborates on the Mayans, the information along with technology that they had during the time. The calendar, the pyramids and even their belief systems lasted well in our time. Well thought out documentary mixed in with the lands and a possibility of the higher source that they may have been communicating with , is it possible that we were saved by that higher source in 2012? It's a great question.

Chris keeps giving us more info that is available to those that are courageous enough to put in the time and effort to find it. The way he puts together the information is a testament to the human spirit. We seek to know the truth, and Chris is consistently bringing to light many things are documented and have verifiable sources. He's continuing to stretch the capacity of what we know to be our reality. To those that have been interested in this topic for a long time, this is a new look at some of the things that many of us have never heard. To those just starting this journey into the possbilities of an alternate story, you will find this film to be by far one of the best on the subject. Revolutionary! Bravo sir! Bravo!

Arizona is filled with many secrets but the most important is described in the documentary in a very unorthodox way, but it works well with the overall presentation. The natives and Mayans have a deep connection that is often overlooked by many researchers in the arena of Ufo discussions. There's a clever approach to how these tribes tribes are all connected to one another and on top of that, the director made a brilliant link to a sighting that most people have over looked. This film was personal and its gets personal allowing the viewer to feel like you're apart of the research and process of investigations. I wonder what this director could do with a big budget film!