Nothing new or groundbreaking for those in the know, but it's a solid piece for newcomers with a solid cast of informants.

Nothing new here, sadly. Some credible names attached, and so it's probably a good watch for people who haven't heard any of this stuff before.

As expected, there is no proof of anything and an abundance of dramatization surrounding aliens. This documentary is nothing more than a poorly made trailer for an X-Files episode, lacking any visual effects.

Interesting, but I still have doubts wether all these stories are really facts or just an elaborate scheme to distract the public from other things. To my mind it is certainly possible to pay or manipulate the handful of people who speak in this documentary in order for them to say what they say. It seems though almost impossible to keep all the hundreds or thousands of people, whom they claim know about these aliens, to stay quiet. They talk about armies of scientists and military personnel that work with or interact with those supposedly alien artefacts. Not to speak of all the civilians who must have witnessed such crashes, as they must also happen in areas where there are people around. Do not get me wrong, I believe strongly that there is other life, even intelligent life according to our definitions, somewhere in the universe, but I doubt that there are only a few big nations that have found and use alien technologies. It all does not really make sense if you start thinking about it. Though if it were true, it is frightening as humanity is for sure not capable of reasonably managing so much power.

I smell PsyOps Bull Shit.