Roswell: The Final Verdict

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2021–
1h

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Did aliens really crash-land near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947? In 1947, a rancher near Roswell, New Mexico, claimed to have discovered mysterious debris on his property, triggering decades ... Read allDid aliens really crash-land near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947? In 1947, a rancher near Roswell, New Mexico, claimed to have discovered mysterious debris on his property, triggering decades of official government denials, and countless conspiracy theories, about aliens. Now, tape... Read allDid aliens really crash-land near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947? In 1947, a rancher near Roswell, New Mexico, claimed to have discovered mysterious debris on his property, triggering decades of official government denials, and countless conspiracy theories, about aliens. Now, tapes of haunting first-person accounts from the past are being analyzed in a totally modern w... Read all

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Tony Call

Self - Narrator

• 2021

Ben Hansen

Self - Ufologist

• 2021

Adam Oakley

Lewis Ricketts

• 2021

Paul Andrew Goldsmith

The red head Captain

• 2021

Jason Crane

Military police

• 2021

Jason McClellan

Self - UFO Journalist

• 2021

Jack Tyler Fisher

Colonel Arthur Exon

• 2021

Miguel Andrew Fish

Soldier

• 2021

Adam Pickering

Barney Barnett

• 2021

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8mrouttt

Watch it until the end.

The only bad part of this series: it could had been compacted into 2 hours or at least cut in half.

Most of other reviews I read so far talk about AI analysing people who weren't there in 1947. They obviously just watched the first episode and drop out.

I understand that there are people who never gonna believed that aliens are near us since centuries now, until they can see one in person, but sometime those who "debunked' are far more clueless than the wildest theory on that subject. It's a shame.

Just the testimony of Jesse Marcel Jr. Prove that this story really happen.

6casey-42712

Excellent reenactments, but needs some tweaking - very enjoyable

No spoilers - I really enjoyed each episode, even if the "AI" animation silliness superimposed over decades old film is the gimmick.

Two complaints- 1) STOP with the ridiculous and teeth grindingly annoying "teletype" sound at the open of EVERY new segment. JUST STOP.

2) Constant recap after recap and scene set-up after scene set-up. Merely wastes time and extends each episode, for what reason I can not guess.

5bkidd-33917

Not bad but kinda silly

So the use of AI to review decades old video...it's not a bad idea or theory. But most of the stories are from people who were told by someone else and I have always believed this is what most of the people involved were told. The best witness in my opinion is Major Marcell who states what he actually saw with his own eyes and I've never believed a intelligence officer would mistake a balloon with a saucer. The show isn't bad I'd say it's worth the watch..how ever since we are now using AI to determine truths...why don't we run the same software on the more recent accounts of encounters? And government officials? Let's see how that plays out....

sullacollina

bad,bad,bad

As a great believer in ufo phenomena it really is a shame that the subject gets dealt with in this way. They could have spent just 5 minutes telling us what we already know and just ditch the stupid AI assessments. I mean, really, are we expected to believe a dumb computer could analyze the faces of some 30,40and 50 year old film with any amount of accuracy? A great film for the non believers arsenal. Very bad.

1mematron

Hearsay is the new truth

Lets suppose that I tell my daughter that once I saw a flock of flying pigs with my own eyes. Years later after my passing she recounts the day I told her my account of the flying pigs. The most advanced generalized intelligence ever made by man running on a pseudo-entangled quantum computer analyzes her telling of the story and determines that she is 100% truthful. The world can now be rest assured that flying pigs are real.

That sounds like an appeal to ignorance and several other human fallacies at work. It's dumb.

So, if you can dismiss the crackhead logic used in this show and watch it purely for entertainment then it's still dumb.

All that I can really say is that you better hope I'm not the one that the aliens ask for advice as to why they shouldn't nuke us from orbit.