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Alien Encounter at Loch Ness (2014) is a English movie. Philip Gardiner has directed this movie. Paul Hughes,Michael Pennyworth,Elizabeth Kraft,Karl Brown are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Alien Encounter at Loch Ness (2014) is considered one of the best Documentary movie in India and around the world.
"Across the globe there are tales of lake and sea monsters stretching back in time for thousands of years. They have many names, but one in particular has captured the imagination of the world like no other - the Loch Ness Monster. From the 7th Century, right up until our modern period, sightings of large lake beasts have been common at this remote Scottish Highland Loch. There have been pictures, footage, sonar evidence and expert eyewitness accounts, and yet nothing totally explains the mystery - until now. A well respected and worldwide scientific expert has come forward with his research and testimony revealing the most amazing and bizarre answer to the Loch Ness Monster enigma. Prepare for a mind blowing revelation for all mankind as we reveal the Alien of Loch Ness... "
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Alien Encounter at Loch Ness (2014) Reviews
NESSIE IS REAL
GOOD-NESSIE ME this documentary rocked my socks and proved Nessie, or as i like to call her, Nessie to be real. anyone who says otherwise is a LIAR and needs to GET REAL. Nessie, if you're reading this somehow...reach out to your fans - we love you. ooooroooorooor (I love you in Plesiosaur)
AND THEN AN ALIEN SPACECRAFT LIFTED NESSIE INTO IT AND SPED AWAY
I really hate to mix cult beliefs. The film spends the first 45 minutes being somewhat objectionable, perhaps making a case against the Loch Ness critter better than making one for it. It started out as church propaganda. The initial interview with William Jobes was a bust. Steve Feltham confesses he has been looking for Nessie for 20 years and in all that time he has only seen one thing unexplained and that was some water motion. Millions have been spent with nothing to show for it. Then at the end we have the anonymous "high level scientist" who has seen the monster being taken up into an alien spacecraft as told by Jack Burrows...I mean why wouldn't a normal person believe that with no evidence? This film also uses the same B&W CG alien crash film used in their Alien Autopsy production. No sense let good stock footage go to waste. Ed Wood would be so proud. It is a sad film for both skeptic and believer alike, but might be fun to watch while in an altered state.
My Review Of Documentary "Alien Encounter At Loch Ness"
This documentary actually entertained me somewhat better than previous Reality Entertainment films. "Alien Encounter At Loch Ness" starts with a casual intro mixed with a Nessie enthusiast who has made the rounds lately as being one of the last decades few souls who produced some visual clue to a creature in the famous loch. This is the first time I am hearing his account first person, though I have read and seen his photos before it was nice to see him in this film. A lot of the film is really visual gimmicks that act as a means to stall between informative sequences with obvious intention being to burn up time count for the documentary. That normally would irritate me but in "Alien Encounter At Loch Ness" the blend of such artist stylization and mesmerizing soundtrack sequences create a nice hook for this documentary. One thing Reality Entertainment does is create some really artistic material as opposed to cold, sterile interview only, or bland material like some of the other films. Why is this documentary relevant? Because it comes at a time when most researchers are declaring that Nessie, or the last of this cryptid species has died off. "Alien Encounter At Loch Ness" gives a few newer accounts and interviews people who are present today at the loch who have collected possible evidence, all be it minimal evidence. So that keeps Nessie and the mystery surrounding the Loch Ness fresh and continuous-far from dead as a lot of papers, blog sites and scientific types would have us believe. Plus it puts our minds into new fantastical realms as far as why Nessie proof is elusive and what otherworldly component is at work in the on-going tale of the creature. UFO sightings are a more recent phenomenon over the loch and the end of this documentary delves into the relationship between the Loch Ness Monster and Aliens. Personally I find it suspect but the accounts have been documented before this film was made and it is a new area for enthusiasts to ponder while holding out hope for definitive proof of the creature's existence. So "Alien Encounter At Loch Ness" does offer an entertaining and fresh piece to the Loch Ness puzzle.