Thanks for posting this , beautiful wee film ♥️

Awesome true movie, Gillian Anderson is One of Favorites and Great acting with the others!!!!!!!

The X-Files were based on real events that did take place, i'm living proof of this, and Chris Carter and Gillian (Scully & Molder) did Great job Presenting the characters.

Excellent movie 🎬 Thankyou!

​@CarlJohnson-kk4pr Real events ? Are you kidding!? Nothing real about it. Nothing. Purely fictional. Facts.

But hard to believe these evil lousy days I mean that sincerely

I just started watching then I skiped 20 minutes and decided to watch from the beginning. It seems to be a nice UFO movie! EDIT: great scriptwriting and very good acting! Nice!

It would still be nice to watch it in better-than-potato quality.

Then we would both have to pay for premium UKposts and I'm too cheap! LOL@@_Daio_

What’s the abbreviation CGI mean?

J'ai horreur quand tous les gens disent ou écrivent gosh. Comme en français, vous déformez la langue

You should look up the etymology of "gosh". It is pretty interesting. Change is an intrinsic factor of language.@@alinea6744

​@@alinea6744 who asked?

We are not alone … but this are the ones that urge contact , but there is other entities that don’t want us humanity to make that contact.

you put what i thought so why repeat. v good

HA! Alot of us have been saying how we are just burnt on cgi. Funny I saw your comment here. 😊

XD

Interesting to note that Gillian believes in UFOs, while David Duchovny doesn't.

Astute ❤😊😊😊

I don't get this obsession of some people to fight against computer graphics anywhere they talk...

pretty much the same here. 130AM wide awake is when i normally put on UKposts movies. enjoyable enough to watch all the way through

Yeah, but the sequel should throw in a hundred million for what they saved on this one!

Yep👍

Same .. it was a suggested video and looked interesting.... turns out it was ...

Cincinnati really happened ... I guess that was a good jumping point as any They did a stellar job

Or unnecessary budget.

The semi-romantic subplot annoyed me a little bit, but in hindsight it highlights the personal sacrifices / interpersonal failings of some of the greatest minds.

I don't like the message that you can just do whatever you want and not go to class and strike it big in life.@@----Jay----

Of course. Though it's a very niche case that someone going off the rails of life will land them a cosy government dream job, to be fair. He was burning bridges all around himself to get this puzzle solved. His room mate looked borderline suicidal near the end, and all the guy could do was ask for his car again. So he's definitely not the hero of the story. @@calsavestheworld

​@calsavestheworld that's not the message, although it happens all d time

Porn|-|ub has many simple, thought-provoking movies.

The bland leading the blind works for you.

Glad you enjoyed the movie 🎬 Blessings from Upper Midwest USA 🇺🇸

I agree, this was amazing!

@PM2022 So that make you, "the bland" or "the blind" ?

hello holland...bonjour

That's why we don't see her very often at all - she's genuine😍!💝💯♾️

Hollywood actors and actresses used to do it. My brother wrote to many actors when he was a kids and all sent autographed photos. I can't remember all of them but remember John Wayne, Dennis Weaver, and George Peppard.

That woman is all class

A truly interesting film!

She was rude when I asked her to sign my poster. She sighed, signed it and shoved it back to me. When I asked her a question, she looked at me and just walked away. Made me feel like dirt.🙄

it was sooooooo good omg..i'm dyingto know how much of it was TRUE?!?

They better produce the second one! Or even when he first saw it when a child. 👍🏻👍🏻🙌🙌

@@IhaytFukkingsocialmedia : How 'bout all of it?

I feel the same way.

That is true!! FACTS!!

Now, if the MSM were to newsflash multiple eye-👁️-witnesses saw O’biden with husband sitting sidebyside in a UFO’s passenger window, the 💩for🧠🧠 CHATTLE would sign up for the next flight home!!! Demons need only apply

You've sold me on it, intelligently made movies are on the brink of extinction!

I hear ya. A horror movie can be scary and you never see a monster. That’s where actual acting is needed. Point your making????

I love CGI.

Seen Contact?

@@user-gv4cx7vz8t Mmm, possibly - if you are referring to the movie adapted from the book by Carl Sagan, starring Jodie Foster. I thought that film was underwhelming to be honest, but perhaps you may be have another in mind ?

Although very different in it's approach, and using extensive CG, I highly recommend Arrival. It has an intelligent angle that you slowly figure out along with the expert, whom in this case is a linguist.

@@jenna-a-gogo Thank you for jogging my memory - yes, the film ' Arrival ' was indeed an exceptionally well made film, carefully and intelligently constructed, with CG that did not get in the way of some wonderful acting. Thought provoking on a variety of levels :)

Same reason why it's China or Russia the events happen in when they make the movies. It doesn't feel as real when it happens somewhere else.

They visit all over the world. You just don’t hear about it much from other countries because people are discouraged to discuss it openly, for fear of repercussions from their government. It can get you locked up, sent to a mental institution or killed.

In real life I suspect there is quite a bit of ufo activity in 3rd world countries, lots of abductions I’m sure. 😮

👽

It's not only the US. Tho, the US is more transparent about the topic. In other countries it's still considered as a joke and never followed by media (Europe), in some countries it's forbidden to talk about it (Asia), and in some other countries UFOs are so common that no one really cares anymore (South America). It's basically like that.

Napoleon 😂 how could you pass 10 min in the film. It looked like Joaquine was terminally bored. So I left right away.

​@@vamama100 thanks , i will not waste my precious time watching Napoleon with J. Ph. 🤣🤣🤣

True, that’s one cohort. There are others who lie for the love of lying, for their hatred of humanity and their desire to weaken it or destroy it. And a third cohort, who are ambitious but lack ability. So their strategy is sell themselves to the other two cohorts, promising to commit any crime to please their masters (Biden).

True , our government is so afraid of losing it grip on control over us, that very little growth really happens. And that then then split up work of discovery across 9 to 20 " ivy league colleges ". Compartmentalize.

Yeah, the presentation about energy was cringy. That implied-like-natural assumed need to get more energy. We have difficulty learning how to control less when we have more. That makes us dangerous dummies.

Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). People driven to positions of power and control over others are often narcissists.

Free energy everywhere. Someone tries to control it, to control us.

Chiva

I agree. Just hard work and intelligence. I wish more movies were like this.

Synchronicity at work via your friendly Y/T AI

just like the UFO in this picture, everything has to be somewhere and nothing comes out of nowhere.

Are you glad to be gullible for once?

​@PM2022 are you glad to be close minded

Of course we may refer to Carl Sagan's book Contact, where math is a protagonist of the story, and number π is, literally, at the center of a research.

You are the one who had railed against 'CGI, little gray men', only to replace those beliefs with your own absolute one. I don't expect you to be critically introspective. Other than that, the movie is as banal as any Hallmark movie--fit for your consumption, to be sure.@@Jon-yx8wu

You can refer to any belief system you want; meanwhile, the movie itself is no mathematical treatise at all.@@ildefonsogiron4034

My son told me about how a friend of his who lives out in the countryside had seen one. It had really shaken him up apparently. Sorry you were treated like that

My mother saw a UFO on a summer's evening when she was talking to a neighbour, not many people believed her, apart from me that is

I saw Santa’s sleigh and reindeer in the sky when I was about 8 yo. while me and my friend were playing in his back yard by the wood pile. That would be about 50 years ago. It was broad daylight.

Aliens aren't much different than us from a simular atmosphere just some kind of animal like man we've never seen before. Unfortunately the earth is so corrupt that they use AI.

Saw a silver scroll shaped UFO stop right over the top of my house in 2011. It was big really big. Bigger than the house. It flew off at break neck speed. They are here, always have been😊

If you haven’t watched the movie the fourth kind it’s worth a watch I thought it was a good UFO film film documentary

Agreed.

did you seen the ufo in the end? on the car windscreen?

His roommate looked alien to me.

Don't forget to 'STAR" it for later watching!!!

STNG?

@@kukenballe7063 Maybe OP is referring to Star Trek Next Generation.

@@ivanfreely6366 strange thing to compare in that case, I mean it's not like TNG is bad lol

They do this all the time... hackers get employed too...😂 they urgently need "out of the box" thinking people...

😮😮😮😮

copy that...

miss the xfiles...

Me too!

Do you want to know about the alien spaceship? Then, I will you the truth and nothing but the truth. They are far more advanced than humans The alien spaceship is totally perfectly a disc type. Semi-dome, flat belly with big one light on the center with 7 or 8 round lights on the edge of the belly, aluminum or platinum composition, It hovered without sound with ease. Maybe 40 meters in diameter and zoomed into space in a blink of an eye. wow, speed of light. I can't forget what I experienced. I will never forget this beautiful 15-minute encounter until my last breath. This is true and nothing but the truth.

Wait till you see what I saw, one late evening and it was raining, two types of light engaging almost like a war was going on because how unlinier they were moving. The crazy part is it is not near like an airplane, but more near than the stars at the back. While my mom had witness a long light like fluorescent lamp, bright than the moon, but motionless. Dissappear once the sun rise. Both we saw at the horizon. And it is always in the area where the military training space, both in different times and places. Me at my 90s and my mom at her 60s to early 70s.

Some animals and hunters do end up being friendly. It's a gamble.

or we're the monsters

Somebody watches too much Hollywood and listens to mainstream media. Research and self education can take you a long way

Totaly agree!

CGI free and good actors!@@theendgamefl888

Ha,ha!I’m going to college,here,and I don’t have to pay 💰 for school!Oh wait….this is a school for mathmetitians……I think,I’ll pass,here!😊

I didn’t know this movie 🎥 was about Carl Sagan and other scientist 👩‍🔬 who figured this out in 1974?I mean,they figured out about a civilization light 💡 year’s ahead of us was trying to contact us?It sounds pretty 😍 amazing,here!

so true...

Same here. The math is definitely beyond my educational level, but the portrayal of intelligence is enticing.

Had a crush on her

Should have gotten sequels 2, 3 & 4+...

@@williamdon3442 past tense ?... 😮... 😍

They should have shown how the real sky looks like with no light pollution. Most people have never seen it.

​@@RoxanneM- Perhap, but that wouldn't have been true about the area the film was based upon... I live in a rural area myself & as a former city dweller, I marvel at nights like that.. especially when theres no moonlight, just stars...you can even watch the tiny dots of reflected light from satellites speeding across the night sky...🙂 😎👍☘🍺

Its not. Lossely at best.

Imagine if the extraterrestrials want to understand what " big time" is.😂

@@E-Kat hahahaha

@@sammy-wi8pi 🤗

I missed lunch!

I didn't either, but I barely smoke anymore as it is. The movie is beautifully suspenseful, and just well done all around. I need to check who the writer was....

I’ve been considering taking up the habit of smoking. What is your advice on whether to begin and do you suggest any particular cigar/cigarette brands? I’d rather not “vape” as it seems too trendy for a misanthrop like myself to adopt. Also, I agree that this was a good movie.

I really hope you're kidding. I do not recommend smoking for ANYONE,although studies have shown that nicotine MAY treat the symptoms and/or delay the onset of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. But nicotine can be administered without smoking. I wish I'd never started.

@@michaellee6489 I was kidding. Sometimes I write ridiculous comments. I’ve thankfully never smoked (or vaped). I’ve chewed tobacco a couple of times. I drink strong IPAs and stouts. I’ve recently become physically addicted “chowdering.” As for UFOs, I think both possibilities are fascinating, though being truly alone in the universe seems to produce the most unsettling ramifications, IMO.

No need for apologies because you put into words what everyone was thinking. Well said

I mean, Ella Purnell isn't exactly average looking is she?

Anything triangular shaped, i.e. Phoenix lights is made in the USA

@@cadkls She looks like a hybrid experiment

@@cadkls I mean

Trivial does mean unimportant though. No?

​@largemarge3506 Generally yes, however assigning the label 'trivial' to something doesn't mean it actually is.

Trivial can also mean 'extremely simple', or even 'esoteric'

Unfortunately Gilliam still mumbles her lines. Ugg………..

lol she is hot

I thought she did a wonderful job. She was perfect for the part. I didn’t have any problems understanding her and my hearing isn’t that good either.

I didn't think the movie was confusing at all. Gillian Anderson is a great actress and the X-Files were good but I think your are inflating her impact on the movie.

@@davidpatmagee7743 - "Inflating her impact"?? Well, of course!! She's Dana Scully. 😊😊😊

Give me money. I hated this film. I am so angry.

@@GordonBrevityit’s a free movie. Quit complaining.

Precisely . . . Was A Continuation Movie Made ?

I was ACCIDENTALLY involved in an investigation with top military, and government officials during the Challengers STS-51 recovery operation back in March/April of '86... I heard, and saw THINGS I STILL can't decipher to this day...to make matters worse, a group of us sailors witnessed SOMETHING...a space craft NOT of THIS world 🛸

svaler , that sounds interesting . @@user-zi8ux6fy2n

agree....

Try: The House of Mirth (2000)

You’ve seen Hannibal I presume. She is great in that. Still gorgeous.

Gillian is like a fine bottle of wine, only gets better with age.

Yes, I've seen Hannibal and House of Mirth.

“I got super into...” What kind of English is that?

With the added bonus that it wasn't trying to shove some diversity rainbow DEI agenda down our throats .

'no CGI' apart from the UFO at the end! 😂

Agreed.

Sometime around February of 1978, in Tucson, Arizona, while I was walking home from work in the early twilight, I saw 4 brilliant lights hanging low, maybe 15 degrees above the horizon, in a perfectly straight line, completely motionless. Two of the lights were brilliant white, two were brilliant blue, alternately in the row. I watched them for maybe ten minutes before I had to board a bus which took me around a corner, putting the lights out of sight. Weird as this was, I was too tired to think much about it-- it just resisted thought, it was so baffling. The next morning at breakfast, I saw a tiny article in the back pages of the newspaper: hundreds of people had called in to the city police reporting these lights hanging low in the sky west of town. The article said that the police had called the commander of the Airforce base that is next to Tucson, asking if they knew anything about these lights. The Airforce said that they knew nothing about them, and that they were not anything that the Airforce had anything to do with. Readers should note that there was no drone technology at that time that could produce such a phenomenon. Nor could they be explained as tethered balloons, as they were absolutely motionless. Also, they would have had to have a pretty hefty power source, as they were so brilliant. They presented no form or characteristics beyond just being dazzling points of light. Like yours, this was a story that I have never heard about again.

Math should be precise. But in the film if trigonometry was used to determine the size of the object, it seemed there was no clear connection between size of a dime, at arms length, 200 feet below cloud cover yield 2700 feet, but where in the sky. Straight up, at 45 degrees. Unless there was a reference to what angle from the observer to the object you did not have the hypotenuse, and without that distance could not do a correlation using the dime and arm length to estimate size. Am I missing something . By the way an excellent movie. Well above benchmark.

Just watch the movie and shutup already

He doesn't have an illness. Correct. But neither does he have any understanding of the human mind. He is pretty much a calculator in a human body and that's it.

I'm just an average cat with a high school education but I joined the US Navy to get a little more knowledge on life's perspective. I chose operation specialist to learn about weapons handling and logistics, and ended up getting lessons in astronomy and the EXTRAORDINARY SUPERNATURAL ACTIVITY.

I own the movie. Most excellent. He is vindicated thankfully.✌️🙋🇨🇦

It's a mediocre film, whose histrionics you don't mind.

​@@Jens-Viper-Nobel DOES that matter ? Horses for courses.

Got any proof of that being a true event? And don't come with that BS the so called experts are always saying. If you seen something, let's have it.

Right... except we have no evidence of any alien ever in recorded history...

​@@eyeinthesky7336but evidence galore of UAPs.

Yes, Back In 2006 . . .

If "they" haven't scrubbed it check out the UFO incident @ Chicago O'Hare Airport.

More truth than we know.......

For a better understanding of interstellar travel Google search Pleadian contactee Billy Meiers material with a narrative by Randolf Winters.

Conform or else they will destroy us for our own good.