I should say that before watching this documentary I was open-minded in regards to the UFO phenomena. But this piece of "documentary" convinced me all the depicted events are more based on fables and imagination than reality.
In part I feel sorry for the people behind this series. I suspect they started truly interested in researching every case in depth, but they kept encountering there was not much to say, nor much evidence to support anything.
Among the testimonies, we find some of them are truly absurd, of the kind "I was in bed half asleep and I dreamed that I was abducted". Or "If we can believe Jesus walked on water, why don't we believe in aliens? We have whitnesses to support both".
The episode about the Fukushima UFOs sightings was particularly embarassing. They claim hundreds of people saw the UFOs, but they were only able to provide 1 blurry and shaky video that only lasts around 3 seconds. And they spend a big part of the episode discussing Astro Boy in the Japanse culture, for no reason whatsoever.
Not something I'd recommend anyone watch.
In part I feel sorry for the people behind this series. I suspect they started truly interested in researching every case in depth, but they kept encountering there was not much to say, nor much evidence to support anything.
Among the testimonies, we find some of them are truly absurd, of the kind "I was in bed half asleep and I dreamed that I was abducted". Or "If we can believe Jesus walked on water, why don't we believe in aliens? We have whitnesses to support both".
The episode about the Fukushima UFOs sightings was particularly embarassing. They claim hundreds of people saw the UFOs, but they were only able to provide 1 blurry and shaky video that only lasts around 3 seconds. And they spend a big part of the episode discussing Astro Boy in the Japanse culture, for no reason whatsoever.
Not something I'd recommend anyone watch.