Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17429 in DVD
• Released on: 2004-09-07
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 4
• Running time: 360 minutes

Customer Reviews

Engrossing and Entertaining ...
Eminently watchable collection of UFO stories which run the gamut from the sighting of strange lights in the sky to the disturbing cases of alleged alien abduction. It also delves into some mysteries associated with ufology such as crop circles and interesting features on the Martian landscape. Though some of the segments are now nearly 20 years old, they retain a certain timeless relevance and this collection should be enjoyed well into the future. I've owned this set for nearly a year, and still find myself popping in one of the discs at least a couple of times a month to watch a few of the more engaging stories.

Robert Stack is the embodiment of understated excellence as the host/narrator of the segments and the show does a great job of getting the actual witnesses and other relevant parties featured in the episodes. While I found all of the episodes watchable, a couple of them (Hot Wheels-sized UFOs eradicating a woman's cancer and the cartoonishly-bad segment on Men In Black running amok in Central Texas) didn't seem to measure up to the rest of the collection. Still, it's a great DVD box set and anyone with even a passing interest in ufology should thoroughly enjoy it.

UFOs Well Documented by Robert Stack
Robert Stack did a great job of trying to maintain a balance between skepticism and sincere witness testimony. The UFO encounters on this DVD set are all food for thought. My own opinion though, is that no serious consideration was given to the possibility that our military may actually have this technology. It doesn't seem likely to me that "aliens" couldn't find something better to do that "experiment" in much the same ways that Nazis and other eugenic fanatics would do. After all, they would have to be "light years" ahead of us in science and technology in order to get here. Right? But most of the encounters smack of "mind control" experiments which our own Pentagon would be interested in right now -- at our current level of technology. Any super-advanced civilization would surely be far past this stage by now! That even applies to some of the medical technology used in the "abduction" scenarios. Nevertheless, considering the impossibility of pointing the finger at the Pentagon and still getting it on the air, I would say Robert Stack and his staff did an outstanding job.

wow
i bought this a few months back and i have to say it's wonderful
all the stories are great . lots of info too.