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These are well done, more thorough documentaries, about subject matter that has been covered many times before. Yet I learned more from each episode than I had previously heard from previous telling's of these stories.. One reviewer said they were boring. They are NOT boring to the more intellectual person, who has an interest in the subject matter, & wants to find out as much as possible about this subject. And now finally, our own US government is finally admitting that there are "things" flying around in our skies, that they can't explain. It's a shame honest investigators, like John Mack were met with such resistance as he tried to get to the bottom of this, especially in the Zimbabwe incident. Moving forward, I hope more people can open their minds to look at different possibilities---which would be good advice in all aspects of life as well. If you are interested in this subject matter, I do recommend watching.

I should say that before watching this documentary I was open-minded in regards to the UFO phenomena. But this piece of "documentary" convinced me all the depicted events are more based on fables and imagination than reality. In part I feel sorry for the people behind this series. I suspect they started truly interested in researching every case in depth, but they kept encountering there was not much to say, nor much evidence to support anything. Among the testimonies, we find some of them are truly absurd, of the kind "I was in bed half asleep and I dreamed that I was abducted". Or "If we can believe Jesus walked on water, why don't we believe in aliens? We have whitnesses to support both". The episode about the Fukushima UFOs sightings was particularly embarassing. They claim hundreds of people saw the UFOs, but they were only able to provide 1 blurry and shaky video that only lasts around 3 seconds. And they spend a big part of the episode discussing Astro Boy in the Japanse culture, for no reason whatsoever. Not something I'd recommend anyone watch.

It felt so flat for me. I just couldn't believe what I was watching.. I think instead of convincing the audience it actually made them more meh.. especially the Zimbabwe incident.. why in the world was the guy brought in to refute the evidence of the 60+ kids that they were lying. He didn't have any reference from new footage that he was interviewed by John Mack.. he looked like a bum they dragged off the street just to give an alternative view for the sake of it? Disappointed narrative. Could have been so much stronger. Even the teachers were introduced as skeptics.. and had one teacher who was abducted 3 times after the incident.. this story element was introduced out of left field. Just made p people more confused.

There are way too many negative reviews here from people whose personal expectations were not met by this series. To be frank, that's their problem, not a problem of this series, which is quite excellent. If you want to get the most out of this series, leave your expectations at the door when it comes to: "evidence" - "UFO footage" - "something new," etc. That's not what this series is about. It's about human encounters, human experience; not only about what happened in an experience, but also how the experience affected people's lives. In that sense, it's often more of a humanities series than the typical UFO series. This is, hands-down, the best series I have seen on the subject of people's encounters with UFOs / UAPs. Kudos to Steven Spielberg and his Amblin Entertainment production company for making a mini-series that goes beyond the hundreds of other UFO series that are out there.

This is a well made documentary but the topic was not taken seriously enough for me. It might be intentional but not sure, maybe the director and producers aren't believers. What could have been two steps forward for disclosure and understanding just ended up being one step forward, then two steps backward. The pacing was okay but slowed in the final segment. I was entertained but as a believer that we have 'someone' with us from somewhere else, this was a let down. Hopefully any future documentaries will focus on the UAP phenomenon and not muddy the waters with offshoots of people with alternative thoughts and theories that can't at this time be corroborated.

This miniseries was so slow and so boring! The Texas lights' story was like watching paint dry. Everyone that told their story was so uninteresting. The English school children's account was also super slow and not believable. In addition, the lady who owned the hotel was also very boring as she was showing us old photos of her mother. Why? Watching this monotonous garbage was like being trapped at a friend's house as they show you old home movies! This was not worth my time and I would rather sit and read than have to suffer through this boring drivel. Netflix you can do better and if you can't then please stop putting out content. This was awful!

Puts into perspective how scared people are when something seen, as far back as recorded history goes, absolutely can't be explained or proven for centuries. Eyewitnesses from different parts of the world, different decades describing the same things over and over. I've seen the hovering flashing lights up in the sky that don't move for an hour, then gone. A still bright object that suddenly shoots up and disappears. I don't report it because who has their recording on 24/7 at the ready, not me. This documentary is more about how willing society is to dismiss what the very few have seen and to judge them. Ignorance is alive and well. WE are the aliens that are being observed. Small minded, primitive, planet ruining parasites that just happened to appear one day and scared THEM.

Recycled stories for the 100th time without adding anything new. Mediocre audio work, and worst voice over work ever in the last episode. No wonder no one takes this topic seriously, oportunists do their best, or worst in this case, to squeeze every cent out of the UFO folclore. Most of the witnesses are clearly biased by personal beliefs, or even suffer from obvious personality and psychological disorders, making their interpretation of events ridiculous. Do yourself a favor, skip this one. Each of the topics has been covered by YouTube creators in much beter fashion. And you probably know already all there is to know about the events.

It had a good amount of witness interviews that seem legit in the first 1-3 episodes but ep 4 made me question the whole thing. Ending with a promotion of wholesome Japanese culture and of course, Japan playing victim again- acting so pure and innocent when they murdered massive innocent people yet never acknowledging it... And all that orientalism... Not sure what this documentary or drama series is trying to tell. Wish they focused more on the fact that these witnesses are often ridiculed and made fun of- that society and government should rather encourage ppl to come forward with their experience.

I was really excited for this, and having watched it in its entirety, I can say I am thoroughly disappointed. Maybe my expectations were too heavy. It just didnt really seem to be about what I thought it would be about. This was somehow the most boring show about UFOs that I've ever seen. Giving it a 5 for the aesthetic appeal. Obviously there was a lot of care that went into this project, but it just fell so flat for me!!! There's nothing that saves it for me or is worth a rewatch. Very empty feeling. Maybe it's just me. I've run out of ways to explain how much this disappointed me. If you enjoy, GREAT!