Stéphane Beauregard Utter nonsense. Don't bother watching this movie. "Dr." Green is either completely deluded or is a con artist praying on gullible people.At 28:36, we get a glimpse of the US Air Force's infamous "Flying Saucer" on the screen behind "Dr." Greer. He is saying something about a secret technology (anti-gravity?!) that has been hidden from the public for decades. The implication is that the "Flying Saucer" is part of this cover up ... I know for a fact that is complete crap. The Flying Saucer was powered by a gas turbine, was hopelessly unstable and never got more than a few feet off the ground while still tethered.After I saw those shots, I bailed ...

numedeuser I do not believe in aliens visiting earth, as i do not believe in other fictional characters that millions of people are praying and bow at, but that doesn't mean i do not respect their point of view as long as it is not used to do harm and material gain.About the free energy device...There are a lot of powerful people, corporations and groups that benefit from NOT EXISTING a free energy device. If they are capable of creating(if not at least by occlusion) the reasons, and starting wars for the NON FREE energy(ex. petrol), do you think they will just stay relaxed and do nothing, while other are about to create something, which will get the actual rich and powerful earn a lot lot less money...you cannot be that naive...Anyway, thanks to all the people who brings more light in how the gigantic military(but not only) complex works. When they militarily attack some country, regardless of the real reasons (could be one or more: gaining natural --and in most cases limited-- resources, just using the armament payed from the tax payers money ,destroying some very successful contender business, forcing the occupied people to pay only them for different services like constructions and other things which the military have just destroyed), there are always a FEW people, corporations and groups which are getting richer and powerful in the process. Of course the main benefit will not have some worker on the armament ,construction, bank(which have just loaned money to that poor country with the most interest possible), oil corporations, BUT THE OWNERS OF THESE BUSINESSES. Nowadays, to convince the American people that a lot of the tax payers money have to go into these few peoples pockets, they have to create a reasonable "story", which may involve even a few collateral casualties of their own people. But for these "black programs" that devour large amounts of the tax payers money, apparently they doesn't even have to bother to create some believable story...--these are just off the books-- much more easy to spend the money for OTHER INTERESTS than of the most Americans.

AudioFileZ This movie is a fairly polished production. It aspires to much more than it achieves. It can't be diminished, however, that there are many passionate believers/witnesses who beg for transparency in everything the government may know regarding the UFO/EBE question.Those of us who have gobbled up everything UFO on the internet for years will not get anything much in the way of a "revelation" as this film rehashes, mostly, already seen stories and footage. This is a negative when the pre-release brouhaha was all about being groundbreaking with what may be the first actual alien body discovery. Speaking of that the miniature whatever it is, this quite ridiculous looking mummified mini-skeleton seems more like a circus sideshow relic than something causing a quantum shift as a "real" verifiable alien would provide. The attempt at high science at a major university has basically failed...the guy in charge said some people would call it "junk" even though he doesn't entirely dismiss it. This was to be the big reveal, I'm guessing, and it definitely fell flat.Moving on to zero point energy the film fails too. All of what is shown has either been on YouTube or is definitely about the same as some I've already seen there. Everyone is claiming to have more out than in, but no one can prove what is the actual mechanism and therefore scale it successfully. I truly get sick of hearing about "free energy" that absolutely no one ever delivers on. There either is zero point or there isn't and until something that actually works in the mainstream appears I do not believe these videos prove anything. It is mostly just smoke and mirrors as is most of this film.I've painted a dim picture of this movie, but I do actually respect Dr. Steven Greer for his passion and drive. I do not see, however, the film he's made here does much to actually prove anything or even reveal something. I'm saying all this and I do believe there are truly UFOS in our skies quite regularly. I even will go as far as to say I think at least some of them may well not be of some advanced "black" project that is linked to earthly technology. Sirius doesn't further advance my guarded beliefs however. See only if you need a decent review of what you already know and like music that to me at least was decidedly on the creepy/cheesy side.

Daniel Flello What was advertised as a scientific, peer-reviewed documentary promising to bring to light real UFO evidence and the DNA report of an allegedly alien body, is in practice 10% hard science and facts, and 90% new-age pseudo-science worthy of a street vendor selling healing crystals. What little factual evidence there is in this documentary mainly revolves around the suppression of alternative energy research throughout history, interviews with high ranking military and government personnel, and legitimate criticism of the US military industrial complex, which is properly documented and can be taken seriously. It would be very interesting were it not invalidated by Greer's bizarre spiritual ideas.How Steven Greer has the title of medical doctor I have no idea, maybe he bought it online, but to listen to a medical doctor who promises science and studies rationalizing that his dead wife's spirit lives on in a cosmic, universal consciousness and that he can summon UFOs by communicating through telepathy is both embarrassing and kind of sad in a pathetic way. Not only was the advertising of this movie misleading, but his 'alien body' is actually fraudulent. Greer claims his alien specimen has DNA of an 'unknown classification' and claims that Garry Nolan's analysis supports his theory, while in fact Nolan concluded, as stated in Greer's actual paper, that the specimen was unquestionably human and was the result of a combination of birth defects, all of which Greer fails to mention in his movie. There is hard science in this documentary, footage and evidence that could be taken seriously in a more serious context, but it's entirely unrelated to the overall spiritual, metaphysical theme and is drowned in an almost religious idiocy and metaphysical posturing. Rather than present any of this information in a lucid manner, Greer would rather talk at length about how remote viewing and meditation helps him feel at one with the universe, and how 'positive emotional energy' will encourage aliens to land and make contact, while the poor scientists he has roped into appearing in this travesty look on awkwardly, probably conscious by the point of filming that their careers will be negatively impacted by this.This movie is a glaring example of all the worst aspects of the disclosure/UFO movement rolled into one mess, and I think Steven Greer needs counseling or at least some kind of mental health assessment.