User Reviews

I've actually studied the UFO phenomena for decades, it's a much more complex topic than most of the general public are aware of. I would suggest that 95% of myriad UFO cases that have been reported for decades do have terrestrial explanations, but it's that remaining 5% which are truly intriguing, and it's not unreasonable to consider extraterrestrial origins.

One of the long standing arguments against such UFOs actually existing is that they have never been seen in space. Well, actually they have, for years. It's this aspect of the phenomena the film focuses in on.

I had much hope for this, but the production seemed a bit, well, corny in places (especially the annoying music constantly playing in the background). It seemed to be trying too hard to be "hip" and cool, would have been better with a more mature, solid presentation of the most compelling examples and correlated info.

The various interviews are highly relevant, but could have been edited more effectively. Of course, I do admit to being very familiar with much of the content presented here.

Maybe for an audience that has no previous awareness of any of this, the production style is what better connects with that audience.

Interesting concept, great potential, but could have been more . . .

Having said that, I would still recommend seeing this, an appropriate introduction into this arena of UFO history intersecting with NASA and other agencies.

6 stars seems about right.

As someone who worked for a NASA contractor and who worked with flight crews, I can tell you this is complete garbage. Their explanation of NASA communications shows they have no clue. There are multiple voice loops and air to ground channels. NASA often publicly airs live video feed from missions, and they can easily cut audio and or video any time they want.

Low orbit altitudes tend to be loaded with debris. Just because something is floating around in space does not automatically make it some ET's spacecraft. You can see this on any space launch such as the videos from Space X and NASA. And if you see something headed down towards the atmosphere you can bet it will light up. The friction from the heat of re-entry will make the debris burn and it will get very bright. Sorry if you just really want to believe, but no this is not unusual.

This video highlights a lot of poorly informed amateur speculation. The whole production is quite amateurish and hokey.

Watched this documentary and I highly recommend it. It has some new info and lots of good interviews. I actually enjoy all of Darcy's documentaries, he's one of the best regarding the UFO/UAP topic. Admiral Tim Gallaudet is a highly credible voice on the UAP issue and an absolute expert when it comes to USOs. As we near disclosure from the government, documentaries like this will be extremely helpful for the public to learn more and catch up on what the Navy, Air Force and private contractors have been studying for many decades. It's unfortunate how they have hidden most of the findings from the public but films like this will help to educate people on what is really going on.