The Mandela Effect Phenomenon

Documentaries like this are troublesome in that they presume their conclusion before any evidence is presented, and then they cherry pick the evidence that seems to support their conclusion to produce these bad films. You might find this kind of stuff entertaining, and that is certainly acceptable, but do not be fooled into thinking that there is any science going on here. It's just a bunch of conspiracy theories linked to the faulty memories of a mass populace.

CERN did not open a hole into demon dimensions. We are not living in an alternate universe. People are just misremembering things. That is it.

For the other reviewer. You probably identify as an atheist. That's why you didn't give an objective review, but a biased one, based on your belief or non belief. Almost anyone outside of the Christian religion will probably review it the same. That's the bias you're allowed, but actually watch this with an open mind.

Now, while this started as an interesting documentary about the Mandela Effect, it did change in the latter half into a slightly preachy dialog about the end of times. If you are too bigoted in not listening to other's points of views or ideas, then sure, thus may not be for you. That's like scientists fighting each other on a daily basis on what a black whole actually is, which this does mention ideas about small black holes.

Pseudoscience in itself encapsulates the big bang theory, a finite universe, black holes, world religions, non religions, how dinosaurs actually looked, the age of the universe, evolution of one species into a totally different species, you name it. They are all just theories. The people that purport them have faith in their ideas. Yet, none of them have ever been proven, not even close to proven.

All this show does is gives you just a couple people's views which give you evidence of something. That is all they are doing. That they put what they believe is going on is just like scientists putting their own beliefs, not real evidence, into what a black hole at the core of a galaxy is. Do we know that smashing two electrons together makes an actual black hole like the ones they supposedly know everything about, just by looking at spectral and radio images of one? We are not there.

Scientists can't explain things at the bottom of the ocean, things in the atmosphere, they can't take complete nothing and make a living creature. Something living has to be present to create another living being. So, to look at this show, look at it objectively. There are clearly some weird things going on in this world today, some weird things going on in this universe. What if a black hole at the core of a galaxy is something completely different than everyone believes? What is humans evolved from apes? What if Allah, Buddha, God, Jesus, or Shiva had a hand in creating it all? What if there are demons or evil aliens, or some other evil higher power just toying with us in a matrix like setting? What if there are Stargates? What if there are 13th Floors? Who cares? That's not what this show is about. Once again, it is solely about weird occurrences that can not be explained away, and humans, in our very finite brains and mentalities, are looking for answers in the only way we know how. At the end of the day, like the show says, it is to just be exited in the times we live in, to love one another, and that for every one thing we think we know, there are infinite amounts of things we don't know. Be happy in what we are. Don't hate others because they don't believe the same things you do. Be aware of the evil around you, and enjoy the time you have while you are alive in the present. That's the whole message.

Okay... So lots of great concepts displayed in this documentary. However, why are there zero credible resources?! Like two East Coast dudes who are misquoting basic catholic prayers without explaining the churches decisions to change the prayer.

If there were more credible sources, this would be a little more believable. I used to believe in the Mandela effect, but I think these guys talked me out of it... The fact that most of it is based on pop culture, I feel like maybe we just genuinely were going based off of somebody miss hearing it. Now we have subtitles, so there's really no way to misinterpret what an actor or a writer was saying.

MrGiggles007's review is so poorly thought out, I thought I'd upgrade his 2 cents to a dollar. I mean there is a reason why we're no longer printing pennies, with a major cause being because they're practically worthless and nobody wants them.

You see what Mrgigglesworth fails to comprehend is the scientific theory. He somehow comes to the conclusion that this movie has come to the conclusion before tests. He's forgetting the biggest part of science, which this clearly is. This is not the end of the experiment, this is the beginning. This is the hypothesis, the question. Not the answer. Very interesting documentary, I've always been interested in this subject, have read many things since Sinbad tried to convince the world we were thinking of Ishtar. And so I was surprised that I was able to learn some new things myself from this. I especially enjoyed tying in CERN to the tunnel that was opened in 2016 and their CRAZY opening ceremony with European Monarchs/Oligarchs (depending on how you look at it) in attendance and being disturbingly moved by the performance. And then tying that to the occult, as well as the the everyday darkness that surrounds us. Definitely worth a watch, if not to just peak your interest and get you to question a few things.