Cosmosis: UFOs & A New Reality

I enjoyed this miniseries because it was a nice, friendly, open minded, and broad presentation of the UFO/UAP/VISITOR phenomenon. It's a great way to immerse and familiarize yourself in the topic and get yourself thinking a little outside box. Most documentaries on this topic focus hard on just one single aspect, but the broad approach here really works.

The production value is limited for this documentary, but I believe what makes up for it is the overall passion the talking heads featured in the documentary-series has. These people are well educated and well read. The stories at the beginning and end of the first episode were fantastic and the witnesses came off as good honest people simply telling their fantastic truths.

Jay King has made something special here and I'm looking forward to future projects he will no doubt produce in the upcoming years.

I'm so sick of the typically scary music spooky stuff when watching a ufo show... it's so stupid. Like unsolved mysteries vibes... THIS was not that! COSMOSIS documentary DELIVERS! If anything it's a little too factual, too well put together. It could have been a little more fun. Is it only the most fantastic thing in the universe right? It should be Fun when Fundamentally changing our views on existence.

I'm so happy there is now an UFO documentary that talks about the "woo". I have experienced it, and once I started talking about it to friends... many others have as well! We are not alone, in more way than one.

If you have not listened to "the ufo rabbit hole" Podcast or the books that are mentioned in this show I highly recommend them all! There is so much to Learn!

I really like the thought provoking ideas discussed. And I'm impressed with the roster of experts who are a part of this series. But there's way too much shutterstock video clips that are just mashed together. The main issue I have is that while the hosts are both passionate and knowledgeable, they aren't really fit for this. I get a vibe of overly-rehearsed, intermediately-experienced podcasters who are more than eager for the viewer to like them. The intonations of their voices irk me so much I can't watch an entire episode without stopping. That said, I do come back for more. But I suggest some media training.

There is so much to love about this series! Where the vast majority of UFO documentaries focus so much time, energy and attention on attempting to prove (again) that UFOs exist in the first place, no such time is wasted in Cosmosis. Kelly Chase and Jay King spend only the first few minutes recapping recent events in ufology, and from then on it is an engaging series of truth bomb after truth bomb, revelation after revelation.

And this series goes far beyond UFOs as we know them, branching out beyond the detailed recounts and painstaking recreations of first-hand stories as told by the experiencers themselves. They also delve into matters of human potential, government secrecy and the history of cover-ups stretching back decades.

The series is very intelligently and engagingly written and directed by the creative team of Kelly and Jay, and weaves together interviews from many of the preeminent experts in fields that connect with different aspects of ufology, such as philosophy, anthropology and religious studies.

This series is a must-watch for anyone with even a passing interest in any element of the phenomenon!

I love Kelly Chase's UFO podcast. So I purchased this new 3-part TV documentary series on Apple TV. I was quite impressed with the content. It's very different from most UFO docs. It's a mix of science, spirituality and philosophy. There are some criticisms I have about the documentary craft work: too much reliance on generic stock footage, not a consistent style throughout and what's with the loose lav mic cord on Jay Christopher King (is this a college production?). Also, I felt that Kelly and Jay should have spoken direct to camera, as hosts. Instead, they appear to be delivering scripted lines in interview style. But the substance is so strong, that the flaws don't matter in the end. This doc series is beautiful and life-changing.