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Originally Posted by carpo4 the clip is very effective
but if it were real
and the people who filmed it were certain of it's authenticity
then surely it would have been everywhere by now
as it shows what is, in essence, an extremely close encounter.
of course, the conjecture i have read is that it is simply a promotional plug
made specifically for the sci-fi channel
which the sci-fi channel itself chooses not to refute.
personally, i think it's a nicely digitized set-up.
but the actress for me is, well.....acting.
yeah, a ufo flys past the 'copter cabin at a phenomenal speed
yet her tone remains exactly the same as before it made this extraordinarily rapid movement.
not convincing.
also, her question as to whether the twin towers were the twin towers
strikes me as a little odd considering their iconic status.
and besides, the 'copters gradual approach would have allowed her plenty of time to view them from a distance
and ask the question long before they got so close.
finally, the crafts vapour trails are just too obvious a visual device.
i say hoax. |
Indeed it's a nice film. I've studied many different resources for years trying to find out some kind of fact. It is rather strange that the hype on the video died so quickly. I can't seem to find any concrete evidence of whether the video is authentic or not. Altough many critics have said the video was true. But something rather strange about the woman that sent the video in is, she in fact is from NY city. It seems a little far fetched that she would ask if those were the Twin Towers. Come on! She should no damn right well if they were indeed the Twin Towers. I just thought that everyone would get a kick out of it! I think it's a great piece of film, fact or fiction. Pretty amusing. Shredder i'm not saying the film is true, i'm just giving you an oppurtunity to check it out for yourself and give your opinion of it. Let's here more opinions.