Accidental Truth: UFO Revelations

If you like documentaries about the UFO phenomenon, cover-ups, and insider secrets, then you'll like this film. Even if this is not your favorite genre, the new information on the subject presented with authentic UFO's caught on camera, re-enactments and close-ups of craft should keep you intrigued. The authors, scientists and other officials interviewed are some of the top authorities on the subject including Luis Elizondo, Michio Kaku (Discovery Channel), Jimmy Church, and Nick Pope (British government ministry of defense) The film delves deep into the current disclosure movement still being held back by government cover-ups and lies. Accidental Truth inspires the truth seeker.

I must say that Accidental Truth was an exceptional piece of work. The documentary brought together some of the most prominent figures in Ufology, and it was fascinating to hear their perspectives on the subject. From researchers to witnesses, everyone who is anyone in the field was included in this film.

One of the things that impressed me most about this documentary was the timeline. The documentary covered everything from the early sightings in the 1940s and 1950s to the modern-day encounters. The timeline also included significant events in Ufology, such as the Roswell incident and the Phoenix Lights.

Another aspect of the documentary that stood out was the diverse perspectives that were included. The film presented various viewpoints on the subject, from those who believe in extraterrestrial life to skeptics who dismiss the phenomenon. The documentary did an excellent job of presenting all sides of the argument, which allowed me to form my own opinions on the subject.

Finally, I was impressed with the research that went into the documentary. The filmmakers clearly did their homework, and they presented a lot of evidence to support their claims. I appreciated the attention to detail and the thoroughness of the research.

This is not a review because I haven't been able to watch it. Ignore the stars. Where's the movie? I see it was reviewed here on Dec 8 2023, so it recently was available to watch. But now no longer on TUBI and Amazon Prime says "Video currently unavailable". Where did it go? The fact that it's missing makes me more interested in watching it. I submit this hoping IMDB could place a banner or something stating when it'll be available again, or why it was pulled. I always say, these types of movies are either all acting off a script- in which case in some instances there should be academy awards handed out for this category. OR ..... it's all TRUTH. Maybe that's why it was pulled from viewing?

The accounts trying to downvote this supremely important information must be government shill accounts. That's the only explanation I can come up with for anyone who would vote this a 1. The Congressional testimony highlighted, the WIlson Memo, and all evidence pointing to compartmentalized special-access-programs needs as much light-of-day as we can bring to bear. Don't let the bots win. We need as many documentaries like this as we can get. Think of how badly some of the people talked about here don't want to be known of. Make them known. Say their names, and share this movie everywhere you can. It's good.

I highly recommend this documentary for both those who are new to the topic and those who have been studying it. It covers the government's involvement and cover up, as well as the possibilities for the future.

I have viewed many of the shows and documentaries out there, and this qas certainly worth while!

Interviews with many of the more current players (Elizondo, Burchett, Bigelow, etc) reveal some information that has yet to be revealed and/or shows the direction things are headed.

There is much speculation about this topic. Yet, this documentary tends to lend hope toward disclosure sooner rather than later. While past government programs have been able to fend off public interest, today's technology and information sharing may finally force them to admit the truth about what is really going on.