Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

This doc had a lot to recommend it, the usual plethora of good witness evidence from astronauts, aviators, and intelligence officials, a filmic momentum and higher production values than most other "UFO docs" (thank you - no trip hop!). At 3/4 ,mark I was ready to recommend it to all my friends, but I feel the last 1/4 was a step to far, which would have damaged it's credibility in the end, at least for a general audience. The suppression of free energy is enough of a swallow (even if true) for a lot of UFO enthusiasts, but to then leap to a segment on the military industrial complex using ARV's for false flag alien invasions was unnecessary. Especially when based mainly on second hand reporting of Von Braun and psi-ops maestro Doty. In my view, Dr Greer should have stuck more closely to the core phenomenon, or made two docs. It's too short a span of time, and adjustment, to go from the question "is there any evidence for UFO's" to "there is a global conspiracy" and "we can defeat it through love and created a new promised land" I'm positive this film would would loose most of the general public at this point. I can't help but feel, at least for audiences outside America, or the UFO scene, it would have been impossible to swallow this at a sitting, especially given the somewhat cheesy music towards the end. That's not to disparage the wonderful work Dr Greer does, but alas, I feel it needed more input from people outside the UFO scene to ground it. I'm rating it a "7" because I think it's a step in the right direction and I commend the bravery of those involved.

Well spoken experts and sincere testimony however the graphical "evidence" remains the Achilles heal in the entire film. Archived video of political distinguished persons support many claims of the existence of the "dark side" of the US which was more in evidence than the premise of the film. Generally watchable but unfortunately tells us nothing we didn't already know about UFO's.

I truly am interested in UFO's but it's had to find any real evidence. I remember, when I was a child, in the seventies, me and my brothers watched some very strange lights high op in the air. They were definitely not from an airplane or helicopter. The lights had different colors and switched places quickly, but they stayed together, at one spot in the air. All together I think we saw them some 15 minutes. We did not photograph them, we were outside in the fields of our farm. My mother had a camera, but it was a cheap Kodak thing...but I never ran home to get it, guess I was too baffled. Now on this documentary, well, it's all about a big cover up, accrediting wealthy people and the FBI and CIA and the Military way too much power. That is typical thinking for people who don't have any control over their lives but can not admit that and blame an invisible and outside power. Unacknowledged consists mostly of hundreds of old typed phrases digitally rolling over the screen, supported by found footage that has nothing to do with it. Marilyn Monroe was killed because she knew about the aliens, seriously? Many times I heard the obsolete argument that the public would go in total panic and anarchy when we learn the truth. Well, I wont. There was one very tiny alien, and it was all too clearly a wooden carved toy. It only takes a little transparent square plate to capture and use the power that is hidden in one m2 of space, and that delivers so much power that is can boil and vaporize our oceans. But because Shell Oil wants to make money the old way this technique will never be applied. Right, evil minds rule the world and love pollution. The man who invented the car on water was killed, of course...No, he had high blood pressure and died of acute internal vain bleeding, and he was psychotic as well. His car concept was researched many times but when he had to show his car he always cancelled his appointments.

An excellent documentary, especially for those not familiar with the UFO phenomena. The book version, is much better and more informative. It will make you think deeply about what really is happening in the world at this time. ~ Peace