Alien Abduction: The Twelve

Not the best documentary on the alien conspiracy subject, but very good all the same, or at least better than most, in my opinion.

This is well put together, as the editing is pretty slick and this as a result delivers a free flowing documentary film, that I personally really enjoyed.

The music was well chosen and really helped create an atmosphere, that made the whole narrative more intriguing and believable, which is important for any documentary and particularly in a documentary on this subject.

The interviewees made good points in this and this helped create a believable narrative, that was full of surprises.

This is a very original documentary, in terms of what is revealed by the abductee, which something rare in this particular documentary.

I found this very intriguing, as there were elements in this, which were if true, very profound and completely should change the way we think, about being human and also religion.

It is hard to know what the truth of things are, but then again, what is reality. You can always take things with a pinch of salt, but then again, no one knows the truth of things.

This was well edited and put together and was well worth a watch, as it was original and entertaining for sure.

Not bad, seems like not great, and I guess that is true, but this has entertaining value, as it runs at a good length and has good pace, with good editing that keeps it going.

The choice of music was good and suited the style of the documentary, which helps carry the weight of what is being said, by the abductee.

The other interviewees are a good addition to this documentary, as they add some great balance and points of views, that put what the abductee is saying into context.

If you are interested in this kind of thing, then you will likely enjoy this, because it is a well done film, that provides quite a lot.

This is worth a watch, if you like this sort of thing.

There were some interesting claims made here, which were some what of the original and that made this rather enjoyable. Off course we have heard, a lot of this before, but this one at least raised some interesting questions, which is great considering the vastness of space and the massive nature of the question, as to weather or not we are alone in the universe.

Not the greatest of documentaries, but then again certainly not the worst. This is well worth a watch, if you like this sort of thing, because it add original and thought provoking elements to the debate.