Disturbing Movie - The Fourth Kind

[Warspawn]

So...

Now it's 2am and I'm up because I watched that movie last night. 


For those who haven't seen it, check it out.  It's a true story with actual police video and surveillance footage about unexplained events over the past several years in Nome, Alaska.  The first kind, is an unexplained sighting of an ufo.  The second is physical evidence; wreckage, crop circles, ect.  The third is physical contact with an extraterrestrial.  The fourth...abduction.

One interesting fact pointed out at the end of the film:  Anchorage, Alaska has a population of about 375,000 residents and has had 353 FBI investigations.  Nome, 500 miles NW...has had 2,000+, and has a population of 3,500.   

You may want to watch it during the day though...

[VonMessa]

<-- disturbed

[Warspawn]

<-- disturbed

Lol!  We knew that!

Heya Von...got a Belgian Tervuren that I'll be starting SchH I with here in a couple weeks!

[VonMessa]

Lol!  We knew that!

Heya Von...got a Belgian Tervuren that I'll be starting SchH I with here in a couple weeks!

I'm getting thirsty

[deSelys]

Dude, the movie is 100% fiction...

You may sleep with your bedside lamp off again 

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Dude, the movie is 100% fiction...

You may sleep with your bedside lamp off again 

Yeah but don't look under your bed.

[SFRT - Frenchy]

 This movie is as real as the Blair Witch

[Reaper90]

Dude, ali3n abdukshuns are SRYS BSN3SS

[gyrene81]

it was a fairly cool movie...well acted...interesting plot...too bad it wasn't real.

[Plazus]

Do a search on the ancient Sumerians. I watched The Fourth Kind and spent nearly 4 hours surfing the net over different topics mentioned in the movie. The biggest topic for me was the Sumerians. If you don't know, the Sumerians are the oldest known human civilization (with language, economy, law, etc.) that dates back to nearly 5,000 BC, older than the Egyptians. Supposedly their texts have detailed instructions on assembling and flying aircraft/spaceships. Records of alien encounters have also been documented (supposedly).

A short history on Sumer-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumerians

A theory of human origins based on some Sumerian texts and artifacts-
http://www.netscientia.com/orgins.html (Some controversial information. Take it with a grain of salt!)

[gyrene81]

ya i hear ya plazus...that was the most interesting side point to the movie...the do sumerians make for some interesting research...very time consuming, but interesting enough to make it worth while.

[grizz441]

Do a search on the ancient Sumerians. I watched The Fourth Kind and spent nearly 4 hours surfing the net over different topics mentioned in the movie. The biggest topic for me was the Sumerians. If you don't know, the Sumerians are the oldest known human civilization (with language, economy, law, etc.) that dates back to nearly 5,000 BC, older than the Egyptians. Supposedly their texts have detailed instructions on assembling and flying aircraft/spaceships. Records of alien encounters have also been documented (supposedly).

A short history on Sumer-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumerians

A theory of human origins based on some Sumerian texts and artifacts-
http://www.netscientia.com/orgins.html (Some controversial information. Take it with a grain of salt!)

I take much of what modern humans say with a grain of salt, let alone what ancient humans had to say.

[Plazus]

I take much of what modern humans say with a grain of salt, let alone what ancient humans had to say.

Wise advice.

[Tyrannis]

i liked the movie, its SUPPOSED to be based off real-life events that happened back in 2001.