Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Terrible, terrible, TERRIBLE show! The hosts are portrayed as idiots, if not childish, and they garner absolutely NO respect OR credibility throughout their "investigation". They fail to ask pertinent questions when talking with witnesses, and their is no consistency to be found in their investigative process. The overwhelming majority of "evidence" collection and assessment does very little, if anything, to prove OR disprove any given sighting.This show is less like "In search of..." and more like "Honey boo boo", which is NOT what I want to watch. Chances are, YOU won't want to watch it either.Nat Geo should feel bad for putting this dreck on the air, as it is little more than tabloid television.

Chasing UFO's? More like chasing a purpose. More quality entertainment and informative programming are needed from Channels like National Geographic.The series at first look - the title - before watching an episode - would seem to be a very interesting perspective on UFO's. It would seem at first look that a National Geographic series would be based on a journalistic style as have appeared in the magazines.But even watching just one episode - no substance or authentic purpose appears. Either it is wrong to expect some purpose or not - chasing UFO's insults the viewer.As most people would expect - channels like History, Military, TLC and A&E in the past have tried to report and inform. Now we see this trend offered for the public entertainment. But shows like these are not entertaining but silly.Weird camera angles, whispering at night, pretending to be chasing anything real and false evidence appearing real - such as a marsupial passed off as a potential alien. They proposed the idea of an alien - but at the very end that idea was debunked. Of course it wasn't. It lead the viewer of a possibility - maybe keep watching after the break - but since no other real evidence was available an obvious earthly mammal was proposed to the viewer. Didn't think anyone thought it could be an alien. Maybe expectations don't match reality. Days of informative and enlightening episodes such as A&E Biography, TLC True Crimes or History Channel's Vietnam on HD maybe dying but don't insult the viewer. Either way the series is not entertaining or informative. One star out of many only because it serves no purpose or does it serve as an engaging series. Cable T.V is expensive enough - we don't want to be slapped in the process. However other shows on National Geographic channels are good this one isn't. So, dear networks provide us with only quality entertainment and informative episodes we pay for! More shows that change the way we see ourselves and the world are needed. Hope that come soon.

I love this show!! Hard hitting, expert, investigative team finally get down to the real truth! Okay, maybe that is a terrible exaggeration. Let me restate that. A group of people who, clearly have never taken a critical thinking course in all their lives, make ridiculous assertions for the entertainment of everyone who has. Some of my favorite asinine scenes: Ryder supposedly runs around a heavily secured air force base. Now it is obvious she is being chased by a camera man. They peek around a corner and see a guard. A helicopter goes into the air. She must be on to something….this must lend evidence to a UFO conspiracy! Couple weird things though. How did you get so close to an air force base you assume has the most top secret information in the world? Why does this air force base have no security other than a guy who shines a flash light and a helicopter? There wasn't even barbwire on the fence!!! If that is where they keep the top secret alien bodies, then damn, how'd they keep it secret for so long.Fox and some guy find a tunnel also behind a non – barbwire fence and believe it leads to an underground base because….well….because it "kinda feels creepy." Later they learn the tunnel is for a hydraulic damn, which is probably why it wasn't guarded with 50 mile boarders and fighter jets like Area 51. Nonetheless, Fox still feels convinced they are probably related to UFOs somehow because…..well he doesn't have a reason. Just because.The token skeptic perfectly reconstructs bull – sh*t artists Stan Romanek's peeking alien footage so exactly it even appears he may have found the exact mask Romanek used in his B.S. video, but Fox and Ryder still think the original film was probably true because it kinda looked like that one blinked. Ryder insists it's impossible to make a puppet blink having apparently never seen a Muppet movie.Sooooo entertaining. Better than even Bigfoot Hunters ridiculousness.

This show is sooo bad is violates even my low standards of reality television and I am a big fan of anything to do with UFOs or ghosts. It is patently ridiculous. Yet another trio of people claiming to be "experts" (at what we don't exactly know) running around in silly hats equipped with every possible night vision camera and every POV angle you can think of. (Yeah, like the guards at that military base AREN'T going to suspect anything.........While they hide under trees and scurry away from military helicopters with searchlights tracking them from the air. And for some ridiculous reason, while they are out to SOLVE THE ROSWELL CRASH MYSTERY single handedly, they feel the need to take to the desert in the DARK with their metal detectors to look for scraps of metal and become positively giddy when they WHOO HOO !!!!! Find something.(I guess they HAD to use all those night vision cameras.....)The formula takes about one episode to figure out. "Let's split up.." It is beyond stupid.I actually had to turn it off last night.I felt my brain turning to mush,