Aliens on the Moon: The Truth Exposed (2014)

To all the people that wrote negative and obvious killjoy reviews:Thank you all so much for putting a damper on "pure entertainment". I guess anyone who wants to entertain any type of public should go to these people first and ask them for permission to do so.If you love to be entertained and do not take things too seriously then this show is very much worth watching. Please ignore all these people who love to spout off and throw "credentials" at you.Give it a rest! Let people be entertained and have a good time.

Not sure how this film got listed as a documentary, as I am sure that it is not.The director, Robert Kiviat, has directed or produced a number of similar stories, all discounted by NASA and other experts. In my opinion, none of the evidence presented here stands up but it is easy to misread grainy old photographs and poor quality film - and also very easy to fake photographs if required.Stories like this appeal to a lot of people, so many of us want them to be true, but dubious quality picture or film can be interpreted in different ways and the title of this film gives just one view. A pity, as I would love a real alien story.

"Understanding different civilizational standards of our undertaking a dedicated and breakneck search, where science in its full design is often preceded by logical deduction, the capacity for analysis and interpretation of data, the identification of patterns, known or unknown, and later by philosophical study, anthropological and sociological of the findings.Perhaps the complexity can be even greater, perhaps involving areas of knowledge focused on the language system, if any, etc. "http://universo-realidadeextrema.blogspot.com.br/2016/02/nunca- estivemos-sozinhos-neste-planeta_24.html

Professional video documentary producers and directors DO NOT mix real-life imagery with artwork and model shots, with intent to deceive the audience into believing that the real-life imagery is more persuasive than it really is.Robert Kiviat was guilty of this "video sin" over and over in this hilariously contrived piece of film-flam. The images purporting to show alien structures on the Moon are laughably unconvincing, so they had to be "boosted." Mike Bara, a laid-off CAD-CAM technician with no training in geology or image interpretation (and, in fact, a well deserved reputation for botching Apollo Moon imagery) told us about a "giant paper-clip" and a "mile wide Ziggurat". These are simply lies. The paper-clip is a curly fiber in an amateur scanner that wasn't kept clean. The Ziggurat is a spoof that Bara stumbled across on the "Call of Duty Zombies" web forum.Lee Spiegel fell for another hoax, the "crashed spacecraft" on the Moon. Examination of the far better images from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter proves that this is just a dune feature, cratered exactly the same as its surroundings.Pathetic.