Dreamland: A Storming Area 51 Story

A few things to note off the bat:

1) Why are all the 10 star reviews by people who only have 1 review. This is always upsetting to me and I lose respect for the production team that does this.

2) The most interesting person in this film is Natasha and they didn't feature her enough. She seems like a whack job who was hanging out in the desert but if you find her on IMDB, you'll see she has been in quite a few projects (unlike most everyone else).

3) Brian Moreno is great. He made me get behind his struggle from the get go. He was constantly battling potential mutinies.

He's nervous, he's anxious and when his expectations were demolished, he self-destructed until saved by a few interviews.

At this time, this has a 3.1 rating. I don't believe that's fair. But I suppose the 1 star ratings offset the BS 10 star ratings, so whatever.

I finished this feature and by the end, I was happy to have seen it. It was an interesting journey and I enjoyed seeing all the characters except the pony tail white shirt guy who I found incredibly boring. As for Andy and Brian, it was great to see their attitudes take a 180 by the end, and seemed like they had no regrets.

I've never been to that part of Nevada so it was fun to see what it was like, or the absence of anything interesting out there.

Take this movie for what it is worth... Brian's struggle to document something that never got off the ground. I hope he makes more with much of the same people.

The introduction was nice, so as soon as I was getting comfortable the real thing started just to have a horrible shaky camera, just a few seconds it started I had to stop it or otherwise get a headache for the day, so, I have to say that this think is unwatchable, amateurish camera movements. The introduction was nice, so as soon as I was getting comfortable the real thing started just to have a horrible shaky camera, just a few seconds it started I had to stop it or otherwise get a headache for the day, so, I have to say that this think is unwatchable, amateurish camera movements. I don't understand either why to require a minimum characters.

I loved the parts where we got to see the struggle in making this film and then seeing what it turned out to become. A lot of people seem to be pretty hard on this film but I did not think it was that bad considering it started out with the main guy having a mental breakdown and talking about how the film is the break it or make it in his life. I personally found this film really interesting for that part alone because a lot of other films would not show that at the end of production and us normal people would just see what we think is a normal everyday life of a film maker, but there's struggles in everyday life. Anyways this had to be 600 charecters so I kept typing without thinking. Lol.

10/10 just for keeping it real. I almost felt like I was on the trip with you guys.

I am not into aliens or area 51 but this was fun ride. I don't know what I expected bc I saw some mean review from a "critic" lol. This was gritty, and it made me smile. I don't know if I've ever seen a doc like this. I haven't seen a comedy documentary in a long time, I hope this inspires more people to make unique things. This movie definitely had it's own vibe, at times it reminded me of The Office and other times it remined me of Best in Show. If you like that kinda stuff you'll like this. I came here to look up the cast and crew just to see if it was a real doc, I still can't tell. I guess that was point. Good work all.

Seeing how everything unfolds in this documentary is so fascinating. I was immediately interested when storming Area 51 was playing out in real time on social media / the news because it was such a wild idea. I didn't really know what to expect going in to watching but it was fantastic. The documentary was really well done and informative as well as funny. I think everyone involved brought it together to make it great. I'll be recommending it to my friends and family, even the skeptics. This isn't the type of film you watch once and forget about. Watching it a couple times you notice things in the material and background you don't catch the first time. I hope Tom Delonge enjoys it as much as I did.