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The 1st hour was a bunch of the same ol' eye witness accounts that have been told for decades, including (of course) Roswell New Mexico. Every UFO documentary always talks about Roswell, and this one was no different, but it added nothing new to the story. After the 1st 60 minutes of rehashed U.F.O stories (which you can find on youtube) it gets kinda interesting as they talk about U.F.O incursions at Nuclear installation sites. It's actually scary to think that aliens from another planet have been shutting down our nuclear arsenal. So it's interesting that the documentary didn't provide any details about what the U.S government is doing to PREVENT future incursions. It just leaves off at aliens shut down the missiles and moves on to the next eye-witness story. Then they get into advanced engineered materials, and they show you a scientist from silicon valley who is using high tech equipment to supposedly analyze metals collected from alien debris. So here's where I thought they were get into the science of what they analyzed about the materials. But no, nothing to see here. The so-called scientist doesn't discuss any science let alone mention any details about the nature are arrangement of isotopes that the alien material is supposedly made of. Then they bring out the heavy hitters: John Podesta and Harry Reid. So now you're thinking you're finally gonna get something conclusive. Wrong! Think again. Just more unanswered questions and eyewitness tales. The documentary concludes with a fantastic tale of children who supposedly had an up close close encounter of the 3rd kind. But (not surprisingly) no professional artist sketch of the alien was provided. None of the kids had cameras at the time of the encounter. There were no adults who witnessed the encounter, and no 2 sketches drawn by the kids matched each other. All the kids could say was that the alien had big eyes and it was concerned about climate change and the environment and that the alien told them to leave technology alone (which is odd since it used technology to get here). So the alien was a progressive and a hypocrite. And that's how the documentary leaves off, folks. Like all other UFO documentaries before, this one does nothing to provide proof or anything compelling, just a bunch of photographs from the 1960s and a couple of cockpit videos that supposedly show an object moving at high speed. The whole thing seems like 1 big lie and an attempt to drum up UFO hysteria and speculation. It's possible that UFOs exist, but you're not gonna find out watching this junk. Don't waste your money.