Unacknowledged (2017)

To me, this movie is perfection.

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Overrated and overhyped

From my favorite movies..

Arguably the most important film ever made! Be sure to watch it and decide for yourself.

I've always believed but this has just opened my eyes more to how much things could change and how much is actually been hidden from us. Really glad I watched it and to anymore who believes they would ever be a threat to us you've watched to many alien movies. If they wanted to do something do you not think they could? Or would by now? I wish there was a way things could all be revealed but i do believe that it wont happen, at least in my life time. What a shame this beautiful planet we all live on that not one person owns but yet still we are controlled by money and power the rich want to stay rich. Why shouldnt we know what's happening.... I hope these awful groups fall apart and the truth is finally and rightfully told to the world.

The first thing I feel compelled to point out is Greer made a 'big deal' point about Marilyn Monroe and her connection to the Kennedy's, along with her threat to divulge some secrets to Dorothy Kilgallen - and then showed us a few seconds of the lovely Arlene Francis, Ms. Kilgallen's co-panelist on "What's My Line?" When you're trying to persuade people to believe the incredible, you might want to have someone fact-check you on everything to maintain some semblance of integrity. This may seem like a small point to some younger folks, but Ms Kilgallen was very, very famous in her time (late 40's-mid 60's). If they made such a glaring mistake about that, what else did they just throw out there? There's also the blatant partisan Republicans bad/Democrats good garbage that has no place in a UFO documentary. Greer makes it clear that neither presidents nor members of congress, on either side, have this all-important 'need to know', so why do they only show us Republicans as the orchestraters of all things secret? All in all, it was more of the same from Steven Greer and in the final analysis, we still only know what we know and we don't know what we don't know.

Among so many weak and untrustworthy documentaries that one sees in the market about this fascinating subject, "Unacknowledged" brings up an atmosphere of seriousness that really impresses. I confess that I do not have concrete elements to judge whether this impression is real or just a well-done theatrical performance. However, as the film is classified as a documentary, I am led to believe that it is a work of non-fiction. Apart from this, the number of testimonies of old men with credible credentials adds weight to the information provided. And let's face it, nothing more assertive than a bunch of experienced old fellows, wrinkled faces, and who probably has nothing else to lose in life, telling things they've been forced to hide for decades out of fear of reprisal. The film is very good, not only for what it reveals, but also for the amount of topics it covers, allowing the viewer to open new doors for reading and research based on the key words and concepts presented in the documentary. For those who like the UFO theme, like me, it is a modern, informative film that sheds light on the likely unfolding of the revelation of the existence of non-hostile extraterrestrial intelligences that have been observing, monitoring and secretly interacting with humanity.