Alien Intrusion: Unmasking a Deception (2018)

An honest, intelligent & well-researched movie covering the spiritual nature of alien/ UFO encounters. The research used is readily available to anyone genuinely wanting to know more, and the producer has woven this research into the film, bringing integrity & relevance, to the understanding of people today.As the 'science' is outlined & explained throughout the movie, it becomes increasingly clear that the 'facts' do not add up.The powerful accounts from those interviewed, is truly eye-opening and exceptionally moving.Absolutely worth seeing & staying through to the very end of the film!

All you need to know is that this movie has nothing to do with exploring the possibility of extraterrestrial life, and has everything to do with far right Christian religious conspiracy theories - theories which are astoundingly dumber than than the average, run of the mill UFO theory.As a critical thinker who finds the possibility of discovering life elsewhere in the universe immensely interesting, this movie was so shockingly bad I may have to rewatch it as a drinking game - every logical fallacy is a shot, every unsupported religious claim is a shot - except then I'd be dead before the thirty minute mark.

It was predictable that many people would feel deceived about this movie. It is because using secular sources, they address uncomfortable details of the alien hypothesis, and the alien abduction hypothesis. Aside from ad hominem attack against the flow of the movie, the reviews against the movie do nothing to refute the factual basis of the movie. It is worth seeing, and then weighing the evidence, and coming to your own conclusion. I for one had never thought about how Starfleet Command might solve the problem of time dilation at faster than light speed travel! Same for the aliens! How do they do it? How do they materialize in your bedroom or travel through walls? Enquiring minds would like to know.

I did research the movie before buying tickets. I saw that it was made by a Christian ministry. Note that I am not religious but spiritual (not a fan of organized religion). As I am digging deeper into 'e.t. races' I did expect most of what I saw. I was extremely surprised they did not bring up the Nordic species. As they are described as being human like but much more spiritually evolved. Greys are not friendly and I did expect that aspect of the 'doc'. One part I did not like was how they portrayed other religions as 'evil misinterpretations'; especially pointing towards meditation. It was interesting, and well thought out. Some people did walk out on the movie once it started to get more towards the bible, and a man next to me fell asleep. I would not recommend it though as there are better documentaries, and articles on the subject matter.