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Without a doubt, the BEST UFO documentary I ever saw!
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Filmmaker James Fox puts forward a fascinating case in this documentary about global UFO sightings and cover-ups, but the material presented isn't always as compelling as it should be.
Generally interesting nonetheless and a must-see if you're a believer.
(The film was released in 2011.)
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01/20/23
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brendan n
interesting documentary that brings us closer to the truth then we could have ever imagined. this film puts up a good argument for the release of hidden documents
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Do you believe in UFOs? No? Maybe this will add a bit of doubt...
I've always been extremely skeptical that little green men have been visiting us from far flung galaxies, however I've never dispelled the myth of UFOs and the reason being is...Well, aliens or not we don't even know what our own Governments chuck up there let alone what could really be lurking beyond our atmosphere.
Also...How come previous more primitive humans managed to created amazing structures that seem a logistically nightmare even today?
James Fox's documentary has weight due to the fact that he isn't talking to some hillbilly but from resettable sources/witnesses from Astronauts from the Apollo crew, Military Personnel, Pilots, Air Force Officers, Government Officials, Police...The staggering list goes on and on...We even have files published from our own Government saying that some of these incidents can not be proved to be anything but UFOs...Maybe not aliens but something that can not be explained.
This is a worth while view for anyone interested in UFOs no matter which side of the fence you sit on.
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Quite an amazing compilation of living witness testimony.
Traces the origin of UFO sightings in this century, essentially beginning in the 1950's to the present.
Culminates in the meeting of world eyewitnesses at one site to present their stories. Many are pilots, civilian and military. Of course the usual weird soundtrack sounds seem to be an obligatory thing with anything extraterrestrial.
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A 90 minute collection of UFO sightings strung together. The highlight of this documentary is the meeting of many of these witnesses coming together to share their experiences at the National Press Club in Washington.
SEE the entire one and half hour film here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mia70txRLXc&feature=related
NOTES:
1 "The documentary "I Know What I Saw" change the way we see the universe. Director, James Fox assembled some of the most credible UFO witnesses from around the world to testify at The National Press Club in Washington D.C.. They were: Air Force Generals, US astronauts, military pilots, commercial pilots, government and FAA officials from seven countries. Governor Fife Symington from Arizona stated said, it: "will challenge your reality".
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Their accounts reveal a secret U.S. operation with the aim to confiscate and hoard substantiating evidence from close encounters to the extent that even Presidents have failed to get straight answers. The documentary exposes reasons behind government secrecy from those involved at the highest level."
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REVIEWS:
1 Amazon.com
Opening with an extensive review of the multiple UFO sightings that occurred in Arizona in 1997, James Fox's documentary I Know What I Saw makes a pretty convincing case for extraterrestrial life compared to the average conspiracy flick. Packed with ample interview footage and conference clips involving numerous American government and military officials, this History Channel program distinguishes itself from sensationalistic alien junk by proposing that 5 percent of UFO reports are indeed valid, as filed by reputable individuals. Moreover, many of these officials speak with Fox about what they believe are cover-ups and hesitations on the parts of military agencies, namely the U.S. Air Force.
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2 This film is made so well because it highlights the best cases, and presents solid facts and information leaving the viewer with a clear path to decide whether the UFO issue is real or not. Fox shows people on the street saying that people who see flying saucers or UFO's are all crazy, then goes on to show some respectful, professionals, pilots, military personnel, even a governer, who have compelling tales.
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3 I'm happy to say that "I know what I saw" is one of the better and more informative efforts on the market, and for those who are interested in learning more about the subject, I would highly recommend this particular title.
4 "I Know What I Saw" is quite possibly the BEST film to date regarding it's intriguing, elusive subject.
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Actors: James Fox
Directors: James Fox
Format: Color, DVD, NTSC
Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 1
Rated: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Studio: A&E HOME VIDEO
DVD Release Date: May 25, 2010
Run Time: 94 minutes
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01/19/23
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I love good UFO documentaries and this was a good one
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