The concept is interesting, and one I've delved into before. The shooting style of the documentary itself, as well as the off camera narration, is good. The editing however, was a little lean; too many extended shots of subjects who were either too emotional to speak, or completely lost on a response. Having said that, as other reviewers mentioned, the evidence presented is highly questionable, as is the credibility and impartiality of some of the scientists. Patient 17 himself, although seemingly genuine, is likely working out some psychological demons, hoping like hell for answers in the form of the confirmation of alien life. For me, it all fell apart once we learn who patient 15 actually is. Add to that his comment that he 'lost his marriage' due to the ordeal, and the deal was sealed. Credibility - lost. Otherwise, the documentary's not a terrible go. I didn't' mind watching.

I was entertained by it but don't expect the holy grail of information. I've followed the doctor's work for a while and always found it fascinating, I was hoping for something more I suppose.

Still, this was leaps and bounds beyond other similar UFO/Alien themed documentary if you ask me.

If you have some spare time, give it a go.. That's essentially what I did. I wouldn't mind a follow up honestly, I still can't see giving it beyond a score of 3

He says after the removal of the object that he hopes it is a rock and not from out of this world,because he is Christian and if it is ST it would disprove everything he believes in .Then 3 min later he did there and tells you a story of when he was abducted and he truly believes it so wouldn't that have all ready disproved his believe of his God?? And doesn't he look like a fire fighter or an astronaut?? Lo l first thing i thought. He'll it's probably a piece of fender spit up from his tire of the street while riding his half ass motorcycle.