TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution

This docu-series is very well done, light-years ahead of most UFO documentaries. It is well thought-out, has interviews with high-level government officials, and is done in a quality that is unheard of for this subject matter.

The one criticism that I would give is that it seems to focus too much on the trials and tribulations of the journalists and whistle-blowers. This is really fine, and an important part of the story, but just one episode would have been enough.

If you at all followed this story on the news and watched Joe Rogan's podcast, like many of us have already have, it's really just a more succinct telling of what you already knew from the people you've already seen except for one new cool footage of a "jellyfish UFO".

My personal preference would have been to use the last two episodes to meticulously walk through the most compelling video footage, explain the supporting opinions and testimony on them, explain why the footage and testimony are credible and then end the series with a debate between credible whistle-blowers, scientists, etc... on are these:

• Aliens?

• Hidden US tech, if so, was it Alien derived?

• Adversary tech, if so, was it Alien derived?

• Inter-dimensional tech?

• Some kind of time-bending tech for humans in the future?

• etc...

We all saw the videos, we all saw at least some of the whistle-blower testimony, and we're all sure that it's something, we just don't know what they are. A systemic walkthrough of all the potentials in detail with the pros and cons of each would have been very compelling.

I almost gave up but they addressed how horrible the Peruvian "aliens" were and I thought "maybe they are trying to be scientific"

Think of it this way, if every scientist keeps saying "we don't know what it could be" why allow Jeremy to keep definitively say "aliens".

I'm all for knowledge but we don't know what the things are. That's why they are unidentified. If you're curious watch an actual astrophysicist, or just read what NASA and everyone says. They say, like us, they want it to be aliens but they can't prove it is. Plus Jeremy and everyone acting courageous like they might die for telling us this is pathetic. He's made like 30 movies about this, no one is silencing him. He's still not providing evidence.

Save yourself time and pick any astrophysicist to listen to. Even a couple in this documentary.

Best way to get up to date on what's going on with the ufo/uap phenomenon. George Knapp, Richard Dolan, and Jeremy Corbell are the top people to give a level headed analysis on this topic. Followed by a great cast of others..Never before has there been more people in the US government working for transparency and trying to stop transparency. The stigma that the CIA has tried to create to hide this (documented) is starting to change. Despite the major news corporations not covering the most jaw dropping hearing and whistleblower (David Grusch pronounced Grush) of the century. And.. the majority leader of the senate Chuck Schumer trying to pass a JFK assassination sized amendment for disclosure.. along with gaining authority to search and confiscate craft of unknown origin from defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, being blocked by those who are campaign funded by said defense contractors... these people are doing their best to educate the public on what's going on. And it's something those three guys especially are great at. So if you're already paying attention, or especially if you have no idea what's going on right now.. check out this show. Also, Corbell drops a pretty wild first look at a video from a military drone of a ufo. It's well made. Check it out. Thanks dudes.

This topic is going to attract so many whackos that it makes a normal person skeptical as heck. I'm one of those but also the universe is so huge how can we be the only life out there? So I'm interested in this topic. My beef with this documentary is they drag it out so loooong. All the video footage and info could be put out in one episode. Also they show so much stock footage to fill time. Stock footage that doesn't even fit, for instance, talking about navy pilots seeing these uaps and then they show stock footage of an f 16 flying. That's an Air Force plane. Maybe nit picky in my part but it makes the whole documentary seem shlocky. Streamline this and it would be better.

This series is nothing but a bunch of already public video clips and Congressional testimony knitted together by two principals, Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp, with Corbell narrating, and making lengthy statements in an empty room to a producer. Boring would be an understatement. There is nothing of substance. Where are the sharp high resolution photos of alien spacecraft in flight and their wreckage? Where are the sharp high resolution photos of alien bodies? They don't exist. One of the individuals frequently referenced is David Grusch, a former USAF 1st Lieutenant, with clips of his public Congressional testimony. Grusch is a worthless big nothing burger. Whenever he's been pressed for people, places and dates (not in this series, but elsewhere), he mysteriously cannot remember them, or he invokes the Secrecy Card. Everything he talks about is second and third hand hearsay. The entire series is much like this. One giant claim the Federal Government won't admit aliens are real, and that they have them, their bodies and their spacecraft -- and that they'll do anything and everything, including killing people to keep it a secret. Panders to Conspiracy Theorists. Don't waste your time. I wasted three hours hoping for something, anything, of substance. Other than Corbell's droning dialog along with some remarks by his cronies, there's nothing here that isn't already public, and in the Public Domain. It's all 100% schlocky rubbish.