sakulin

What nonsense. Sorta like listening to a TV preacher interpreting the Book of Revelations. This Turi character is a total phony, an astrology nut and a (marginal) motivational speaker. He calls himself a doctor but his only legitimate piece of paper is a certificate in welding. WELDING! He claims a doctorate in metaphysics which he bought from a diploma mill in Sacramento.

He has had alien encounters? Consider that the only people who claim such encounters are yokels who always relate that the aliens primary interest is in their private parts. It's similar to medieval claims of seeing the Virgin Mary with the claims always made by ignorant young country girls. Do we ever hear of aliens making contacts with professors at universities? .

Turi claims his first encounter is with some "big" aliens in a bar late at night. Any society capable of space travel would be, intellectually, far superior to those of us on Earth. Why would they be in a bar late at night waiting for teenage Turi and asking him if he wanted to play cards?

Reading other reviews on here it appears that this guy has a cult following. How naive can you all be? In my local newspaper the astrology forecasts are appropriately on the same page as the comics.

Wasted my time watching this stuff. A cast of unpleasant characters.

I usually don't watch romantic comedies because they are often lame - this was no exception. I enjoy Gene Hackman and Maura Tierney which is why I decided to watch it. The character played by Ray Romana was not convincing.and was a complete dunce. Why would a bright young veterinarian have anything to do with this jerk? Who but a jerk would open an engagement ring box over an open sewer grate? There were some laughs but it dragged at the end and got overly sentimental. Not my cup of tea.