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I just caught this online and was very impressed with it. This film doesn't focus on blurry UFO footage or regurgitated testimonials from the 2001 disclosure project, it is in fact far bigger than that.

Rather than focus on telling people that UFO's are real, they pin point the aspects on why the topic gets buried, and why disclosure must be taken into the hands of the people. How they do this, and the facts and figures shown are top notch for such a buried, ridiculed and (for some) downright terrifying subject.

Blend the documentaries "IOUSA" and "Inside job" with Real UFO stuff and you'll be close in your expectations. However keep in mind their budget was minimal but on par with most documentaries of this kind.. (Greer gave up his $500,000/year emergency room surgeon job to do this stuff for peanuts, and has stated in interviews that they couldn't fit everything in that they wanted due to cost restrictions)

If you don't know who Dr. Steven Greer is I suggest you do some research before watching the film. Greer is no joke and by far one of the most credible and hard working people in the extraterrestrial realm and this film does his name the justice that I was expecting.

9/10

I hope you can open your mind while you read this. Carefully think about all your doubts to this and to what created that doubt in the first place. Is it your opinion?

Listen. Is it YOURS?

Or did you read about it in newspaper? Magazine? Watched it on the "news"?? These are the people who are trying to help us. You say our world is crumbling because of the president and the wars. Those are completely irrelevant to your daily life. How about the fact that there is a US CODE 35 which can be looked up on Cornell's Law website, that states the U.S gov't can intercept any patent in which it has interest and to classify it as secret. Where would they get their money, if we had renewable energy?

It is a critical point in our humanity that we get past our ego's and our schema's. All the stereotypes you have been brainwashed with, get rid of them. Meditate, you think you lack something in life? It is not found in the warmth of a BMW's hand warming steering wheel, but; as for ME, I have found awe, comfort, and content while looking up at a beautiful meteor shower display.

Oh, and I'm taking a screen shot of this, just in case it doesn't make "the cut" for your review list.Thank you for your time and consideration.

Very Respectfully, Elilai Rengiil elilai8rengill@gmail.com

I have been a supporter of Greer's initiative and decided to buy the movie. I don't regret it at all. Most are complaining about how it "cost money" or "should be free". The information is free but this is a documentary made with a person who makes documentaries for money! $10 for a rent or $20 for DVD isn't much to ask for. I really enjoyed the movie and it is filled with factual information that I won't ever regret learning.

If you are interested in UFO phenomena or just a person who would like to learn about it, this is a great film. I am going to get my family to watch it and hopefully change their perspective on things. I also don't think the other ratings of the movie are fair, they are only complaining about how it costs money and not actually how good the movie was.

It is a must watch and you must follow up by watching the military testimony's on youtube under 'Disclosure Project'. Dr Steven Greer is a very articulate speaker and the message overall is positive and enlightening.

It makes you feel quite silly that the ufo topic has become so ridiculed that we have been conditioned to ignore the ongoing witness testimony and evidence. This documentary started an adventure for me over the past 3 weeks and the more I look the more I cant believe also how little freedom we have over what we have the right to see. I found out that the government are responsible for the highest rate of youtube forced removal of videos in guess what topic...(ufo's) ITS TIME TO DISCLOSE PEOPLE!!!

watch it with a big group of friends and family.

This movie isn't for everyone. Few people are interested in examining what is truth, or even questioning what qualifies as true. If you are uncomfortable with having your beliefs challenged, you won't enjoy this film.

I think the people who hated this film probably weren't able to comprehend its message, which is a shame. The complex information being presented could only be "dumbed down" so much. I read all the negative reviews, and kept asking myself if we were watching the same film.

If you're not actively processing what's being presented, you'll miss a lot of significant information. My husband and I paused the movie often to discuss things, or we'd rewind and watch again to make sure we didn't miss something important. This isn't for a lazy viewer.

If you, like me, enjoy a good puzzle and some mystery, and if you're able to suspend your disbelief long enough to follow an unfamiliar train of logic to a new, unconsidered conclusion, you should find this documentary to be thoroughly engaging and enjoyable.

Regardless of whether the claims are true or false, the point of watching this film is to learn the claims and decide for yourself what you think about them. Don't let other people foist their opinions on you! Give the movie a go and you can decide what to believe and what to scoff at.