Happy 4th of July to all you patriots out there and welcome to another of TWiUP’s Sunday at the movies.
If I had of been thinking I would have presented this movie before we took a look at "I know What I Saw" a few weeks ago, but oh well. Here’s a bit of background from the review from Amazon.
This documentary is thought provoking and compelling.
First of all, everything is up to date and there is excellent footage of UFO's and modern computer simulations where video of sightings are not available. Forget the blurry blobs of the past. Feast you eyes on relatively sharp images and clear shapes in colour.
Secondly, it makes use of old footage of statements made by Government officials during the late forties and fifties to great effect. Each statement on it's own seems insignificant but when many such statements are seen together it soon becomes clear that something "funny" is going on. By the end you'll realise that the government position is a joke. How stupid do they think we are?
Thirdly, this documentary is suitable for skeptics and those who know little about the subject. You will be informed about the origins of the "flying saucer" phenomenon and where it's at now. A case will be presented in which the evidence cannot be denied. Only a fool would persist in saying there is nothing to it. People who believe in the existance of extra-terrestrial life will get a lot out of it as well. You may feel like shouting "See - I told you so!".
Link to the Amazon review
Namaste Friends! See you once again on Tuesday for a full issue of TWiUP. Hey only need a couple more people for a beautiful edition full of tales from our friends here, so please once again I make the call. Message me or leave a comment if you will share your story with us. Have a great 4th and let's make sure to stay out of the ER messing with those pyrotechnics.