RoyMince

The footage in the beginning of this movie is flat out insane. I wonder if the directors of the film are willing to share the final analysis of what could that object or thing actually have been. It was some of the best footage that was displayed in a documentary With the witness report and then a follow up on what actually happened. Another thing that I like about this documentary is how they focused on the state of Arizona and some of the bigger side instead of occurred throughout our history. Once the film ends you realize Arizona might be the number one state For UFO encounters sightings and abductions kudos to the film crew for pulling this one off.

You know this film contains lots of footage that I've never seen before and I thought that was the cool thing about this movie. We watch this movie on the Roku channel and it's highlighted section and there were so many interesting and cool points one of them being the gentleman Steve who focuses on filming the night sky and really turn this into what seems to be a hobby that's paying out for him. I recently found out that this isn't the only film and there's more in the series so I plan on binge watching the rest of them in the up-and-coming weeks but overall this film is definitely worth a watch if you're a newcomer to the subject I highly recommend this movie.

What an interesting subject. I have not heard about the phoenix lights that took place in the late 90's so this was going to be new to me. This mass event was witnessed by thousands of people but is hardly talked about and one thing i can say is this contains an amazing investigator who locates witnesses in law enforcement who actually saw the UFOS while being on duty. Even the guy who does the narrations was a witness to the sighting. What an awesome story and I applaud the officers for finally speaking out about what they witnessed, that takes a lot of courage. This is a movie i would definitely recommend.