Unacknowledged (2017)

As Good As It Gets

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Blistering performances.

This is an incredibly well-made documentary that, if true, should be an explosive expose of the cover-ups involved in whether or not aliens have and still are visiting our planet. Over the years I have watched and read many things about this subject and a great deal of them have been obvious half-baked, crackpot stories that are easy to dismiss. The way in which this is presented, though, makes it less easy to dismiss at first glance; however, as other reviewers have pointed out, some digging shows that this may simply be a very highly polished turd that could be immensely successful on a propaganda level. You are bombarded with so much info so fast and for so long that is becomes almost impossible to watch with a critical eye and digest what you are being told. There are various minor mistakes in the film, most of which are really not important but it damages the potential credibility of the overall theme when viewed separately. One example is when they are talking about Dorothy Kilgallen and instead of showing her, they show a shot of Arlene Francis on 'What's My Line?' which Kilagallen was also on. While I have no doubts that there are many facts in this film, I urge everyone to watch it with a critical eye and be aware that every documentary has an agenda.

Really dumb documentary hosted by a man who claims to be an ER doctor. His teeth look like they had been neglected for decades and they keep protruding from his scarred face as he makes one wild assertion after another. At one point, this nut made himself cry. Some of the crazy claims put forth: There are as many earth like planets in the universe as there are grains of sand on the beach, there have been over 100 UFO crashes in New Mexico, the amount of energy contained in an empty coffee cup can boil the water in all the oceans, JFK was killed because he knew too much about UFOs, etc...and then there is the claim that Hitler had military flying saucers and we see photoshopped pics of nazi officers standing in front of them, with swastikas painted on them. Then we have various oddballs telling tales of UFOs.... really stupid, crazy stuff.

I did just 1 star rating coz i couldn't make it minus 10 stars. I was curious to see if this director has new facts about the hottest subject in the world. I am so dissapointed! After 1 hour watching this Steven talking and talking and talking and also crying an dbeing dramatic for no reason, i couldnt continue further. It was too much that this kind of visual production to go through my mind. It looked like he wanted to show off that he knew facts and he could talk and that he could be interesting but he didn't let the documentary to tell itself. He just collected some pieces of videos from the past, he got some half interviews from some "high personality" people and then h ejoined them. He didnt even edited well. I must say it is the most amateur video editing i ever seen. It is over all, the most useless "documentary" in the world. In 2017 this kind of video production is a shame!

This a great collection of information that has obviously been withheld (or edited) from the public for many years. This is also evident with how little, or no, media coverage has been allocated to such a successful documentary that would inform the public on much needed information. This ET topic is no different than how global warming/environmental issues were thought of as crazy 15 years ago. Let's start talking, looking at the available information, and ultimately start electing government officials that will at least listen to us.Dr. Greer and many other people have put their personal and professional lives on the line to educate the public on a very important topic. The least we can do for each other, our relations, and our future success, is to simply watch the film and start a discussion about it. Please engage in your own research and you'll quickly see that there is more empirical evidence to support what the documentary claims, as opposed to what the media and government organizations choose to share with us. Take a chance and be the judge yourself, but educate yourself before judging. A true researcher is both skeptical and open-minded, just like Dr. Greer has been.