Just been to see The Fourth Kind and felt genuinely harrowed by the content. I'd imagine for most people the content of your nappy (Diaper) will depend on your point of view on the subject matter.
I'm firmly of the opinion that it is irrelevant whether the "real" footage is real or not. I think that the word "alias" probably describes nearly everything in the movie, not only the personalities but the locations, times and numbers too.
There is a school of thought that Hollywood is "preparing" the general population for disclosure and comments have been made by "whistle blowers" to the effect that Spielberg, Carter etc have created content which is very similar to some of the things they have "experienced" eg "Taken" and "The X Files"
The Fourth Kind certainly falls into that category (if the testimony of "real" abductees is to be believed)
I personally really liked the way the film was arranged, the parallel shots and the overall sumptuous rich darkness of it all but it may not be to everyone's liking. There was a degree of overdoing the acting especially the actor who played the sheriff. The movie contains some beautiful scenery too.
I think I'd have to say, the subject matter and the way it divides the population is probably the key to decide if you should see the film. Anyone who has studied the subject will probably love the film, those who have not will likely think its rubbish.
I'm firmly of the opinion that it is irrelevant whether the "real" footage is real or not. I think that the word "alias" probably describes nearly everything in the movie, not only the personalities but the locations, times and numbers too.
There is a school of thought that Hollywood is "preparing" the general population for disclosure and comments have been made by "whistle blowers" to the effect that Spielberg, Carter etc have created content which is very similar to some of the things they have "experienced" eg "Taken" and "The X Files"
The Fourth Kind certainly falls into that category (if the testimony of "real" abductees is to be believed)
I personally really liked the way the film was arranged, the parallel shots and the overall sumptuous rich darkness of it all but it may not be to everyone's liking. There was a degree of overdoing the acting especially the actor who played the sheriff. The movie contains some beautiful scenery too.
I think I'd have to say, the subject matter and the way it divides the population is probably the key to decide if you should see the film. Anyone who has studied the subject will probably love the film, those who have not will likely think its rubbish.
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