I just finished watching this on DVR and thought it was well produced. Although I about threw up when they referred to John Podesta, the rest of the players were very big hitters.

Did anyone else catch this?


Ace

I enjoyed this program very much. All giving testimony were mostly credible and gave food for thought. Podesta didn't give me much of a problem because I can see through him.

I would recomend this show to almost every seeker.

The show was very one sided, which is what I knew when I watched it. I liked the show, but wish they would of done more of the cases that aren't so well known. Nothing new was learned after watching it, and overall it seemed like eating a cake for the main meal. It tastes really good, but no nutritional value.

Still, it is good to hear what the people who witnessed their incidents had to say.

I think the message in this movie was: "Internationally, other countries are coming forward and releasing all UFO investigations (supposedly) And why shouldn't the U.S. do the same? They repeatedly quoted the U.S. government as having done no investigations since the close of Project blue book in 1969, then provided evidence to the contrary.

The premise was not that UFOs exist; but that the public is ready for the Truth.


"It's out there".......


Ace

The problem with that is not one of the other countries has released a smoking gun document. Sure, they released some interesting cases, but nothing that states we know or are really examining what the phenomena are.

This is a good documentary to have people tell what they saw, but there was no research or investigating going on.

I knew that when I watched this show, otherwise I would of been very disappointed in it.

I thought the RADAR video was great. (JAL sighting) The best part of the movie were the statements at the end.

1. If these are NOT et crafts and are really military/civilian crafts, then why are we hoarding this terrific energy technology when we're in an energy crisis?

2. If they ARE exter-terrestrial; why is the government engaged in an active cover up and what do they have to gain from it?

Again, your points are very valid. I am disappointed as the producers of this documentary only did the cases that are known about. Again, nothing new was learned on this show.

I liked hearing the witnesses, but I did not leave this program when it ended with any new thoughts.

Yes, there is a cover-up. Yes, there are some incredible cases out there.

i just hope they can do a second part and really delve into the mystery.