Never having heard about this 1975 movie titled "The UFO Incident" from writers Hesper Anderson and S. Lee Pogostin, I opted to sit down and watch it as I had the opportunity to do so here in 2022. Now, I can't say that I was harboring any particular expectations or hopes for the movie, given its age. But still, I opted to give it a fair chance.
Well, "The UFO Incident" wasn't exactly my cup of tea, as it was mostly all about Barney Hill (played by James Earl Jones) and Betty Hill (played by Estelle Parsons) sitting around in therapy and talking about an incident involving an encounter with a UFO. Not exactly stellar material here, and I found it to be a somewhat dull and uneventful storyline.
This movie from director Richard A. Colla was a swing and a miss in terms of entertaining me. And I don't feel that I have been missing out on anything spectacular here.
My rating of "The UFO Incident" lands on a three out of ten stars.
Well, "The UFO Incident" wasn't exactly my cup of tea, as it was mostly all about Barney Hill (played by James Earl Jones) and Betty Hill (played by Estelle Parsons) sitting around in therapy and talking about an incident involving an encounter with a UFO. Not exactly stellar material here, and I found it to be a somewhat dull and uneventful storyline.
This movie from director Richard A. Colla was a swing and a miss in terms of entertaining me. And I don't feel that I have been missing out on anything spectacular here.
My rating of "The UFO Incident" lands on a three out of ten stars.