I Know What I Saw (UFO movie/doco)

[Burning Beard]

Uh-oh... http://iknowwhatisawthemovie.com/synopsis.html

It's the sequel to "Out of the Blue"

Arghghghg, emotive graphics and spooky music and lots of talking heads. This MUST be the smoking gun we've been waiting for

And both movies are being touted around the internet as "one for the skeptics".

 

[makaya325]

If people knew what they saw, then they would not be throwing tantrums and hissy fits at skeptics.

 

[Astrophotographer]

I think it should be titled "I know what I believe I saw".

 

[Burning Beard]

If people knew what they saw, then they would not be throwing tantrums and hissy fits at skeptics.

I just had one throw me the link to the trailer and say, well, what do you think of THAT???

Urrrrr, umm, it's a trailer????

 

[King of the Americas]

"I DON'T Know What I Saw", would have been a more accurate title, given the definition of "U.F.O.'s"...

 

[fuelair]

I prefer "I'm an idiot, I never learned me any science and I don't care 'cause God sent them aliens to warn us against catchin the gay!! And gettin' aborted - and stuff like that!!!"*










But, then, I am rather prejudiced in that matter.

 

[Vortigern99]

Wow! Apparently, according to this electrifying new movie, people sometimes see things in the sky that they cannot immediately identify, and which they imagine might be extraterrestrial spacecraft based on little or no evidence.

I say again: WOW!

 

[Burning Beard]

It's embarrassing to admit, but this is the garbage I used to lap up

 

[Drudgewire]

"How would you describe the acceleration?"

"Probably the speed of light."

Aaaand we're done here.

 

[Ron_Tomkins]

I love the "I know what I saw" principle. The entire philosphical issue is based on the "I know what I saw principle". It's the reason people can't (Meaning "don't want to") imagine how everything that is, could ever be, without the explanation of the Life Force.

It's only once we learn to step outside of what we "know" we saw, that we can really start thinking about what it could possibly be that we "saw". If it is we actually "see" anything in the first place, rather than it actually seeming as if we did.

 

[makaya325]

There is a huge difference between one saying "I believe I have seen" and "I KNOW what i saw". Until the individual can provide solid evidence, they should just keep their mouth shut and save themselves embarrassment.

There is no problem with one saying " I BELIEVE i saw something, and i do not know what it is".

 

[Ron_Tomkins]

What about "I could have sworn I saw it, oh gee!!!!!!!!!"?

 

[Burning Beard]

Oh god, the same guy is throwing 9/11 conspiracies at me now....

 

[Vortigern99]

I am fairly certain that what I think I saw (but might have hallucinated) reminds me of something I once saw in a movie, heard about on a TV show, or read about in a book or article, for the existence of which there is absolutely zero evidence, but which confirms my deep-seated hope that there is order and structure to the universe, as opposed to a bunch of random events strung together with no purpose or meaning, which idea terrifies me.

Rated PG. Coming soon to a solar system... near YOU.

 

[Gord_in_Toronto]

I am fairly certain that what I think I saw (but might have hallucinated) reminds me of something I once saw in a movie, heard about on a TV show, or read about in a book or article, for the existence of which there is absolutely zero evidence, but which confirms my deep-seated hope that there is order and structure to the universe, as opposed to a bunch of random events strung together with no purpose or meaning, which idea terrifies me.

Rated PG. Coming soon to a solar system... near YOU.

Here. Lie back on my couch and let me hypnotize you so that you can "recover" your lost memories of your alien abduction and anal probing.

 

[King of the Americas]

Here. Lie back on my couch and let me hypnotize you so that you can "recover" your lost memories of your alien abduction and anal probing.

As a mental health specialist, who DID hypnotize hoping to give them some coping mechanism were to 'discover' an alien induced trauma...

Then what?

They wake up, and look at you, "Well how did I do?", he/she asks...

"Well, I am good, but you are plenty screwed up, and I am not sure there is anything on Earth 'I' can do for you."

*Where's my drum beat, snare snap?

 

[Vortigern99]

BWAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!




I don't get it.

 

[Brattus]

I prefer "I'm an idiot, I never learned me any science and I don't care 'cause God sent them aliens to warn us against catchin the gay!! And gettin' aborted - and stuff like that!!!"*


But, then, I am rather prejudiced in that matter.

Now that's funny!!!!!!! Thanks for the great laugh!!!!!!!!!!

 

[fuelair]

You're welcome!!

 

[Frying Dutchmen]

Oh god, is the movie going to discuss the Phoenix flares again? I have to say it was funny watching Micheal Shermer get agro from the director on Larry King.

"I have GENERALS saying they saw something!"