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Alien Time Machine: Encounters From Another Dimension

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If you have the slightest belief in extra terrestrial life, then you should find this dvd to be intriguing. It contains interviews with first hand witnesses discussing everything from psychic ability to alien abduction. I found all of the interviews to be very interesting.

This man is very interesting, I enjoyed his stories of his encounters. Makes you wonder why only some individuals are chosen for these experiences. Glad it's not me. You'll enjoy this DVD.

Terry Le Riche Walters tells his stories in a very humbling manner. Weather you believe in these types of extra terrestrial adventures or not, his stories were very believable and interesting. I especially found his psychic ability very appealing because it defined him as a person and in my opinion made his stories more believable. I think any viewer would find this entertaining.

This is awful, boring, a joke!!! I went to sleep!!! Really!!! Pure garbage!!! I put it in the trash can!!! Don't buy!!!

An interview with author Terry Le Riche Walters who talks about his personal life experiences with extra-terrestrials--including surgery done outside of this planet--and his psychic abilities. The interviewer has a little trouble following, and the production is low tech, but he's a pretty interesting guy!

This documentary, "The Alien Time Machine: Encounters from another Dimension" features Terry le Riche Walters, well-known for his extraterrestrial beliefs. It is evident throughout the film that Walters clearly knows how to tell a good story. He discusses his encounters with aliens and his psychic powers quite candidly, which hints at believability. While he seems like a genuine fellow, I couldn't help but see him as a character, albeit an entertaining and enjoyable character. Footage of the time machine mentioned in the title is shown but it's really up to the viewer to decide how much of this film is legitimate and how much is pure entertainment.

"The Alien Time Machine: Encounters From Another Dimension" promises to be a true story. This claim is well intentioned. It is also, however, not entirely proven.

Through the interviews offered from author Terry Le Riche Walters (famed for paranormal observations), "Alien Time Machine" provides viewers with a fascinating glimpse into extraterrestrial cultures. Walters details his own experiences with abductions and is highly entertaining--if not the source of much disbelief. His tales will fascinate individuals but will not succeed in swaying opinions. This will be a film to enjoy for its novelty, not its credibility.

"Alien Time Machine" will still become a favorite of those seeking more than the typical supernatural stories, though. Its quick pace, enthusiastic interviews and clever reenactments will please.

Terry Le Riche Walters is interviewed about his story of having been in contact with extra terrestrials since he was a small child and was later made into a book My Orion Friends. As a child he had psychic visions of how other people felt and then when he was a teenager claims to have boarded a spaceship. I've watched a lot of films about people who claim to have been witnesses of UFOs, on board their ships, in constant contact with other beings, and so forth. Terry is different than many of them since he isn't afraid and considers them part of his higher, spiritual self. He doesn't pretend to know it all, only what he knows and has experienced. What someone else may know or experience may be different.

He feels that his psychic abilities tend to get in the way of his life at times and make it a bit embarrassing. He often keeps his mouth shut when he sees that someone is ill or about to die since he doesn't want to seem crazy.

Ultimately he talks about the time machine and how people who've used this time machine can choose to be observers or actual participants in the past (or future) but some met with death. There's actual footage of the time machine. I'm not sure if it would really work, but the idea of it is interesting nonetheless.

This is an extended interview with Terry Le Riche Walters, who's a personal witness (victim?) of alien abductions. Walters is incredibly interesting, and although he seems comfortable as a favorite of visitors from Orion, and as a seer and healer, it's not clear whether he considers this more of a blessing or a curse. Walters patiently answers interviewer Karen Frandsen's questions, but refuses to embellish his experiences. There's a great deal he doesn't remember or understand, and won't speculate. Curiously, his aliens have blue eyes and blond hair, but he isn't sure whether that's what they look like or it's "some kind of trick."

The time machine of the title is actually shown in footage from the 60s, and Walters claims to have used it, travelling for five hours to other places and times, and particularly remembers being in Italy "long ago." Interestingly, he has the feeling he wasn't visible to the locals, and could only watch, and not participate--sort of a ghost in the room.

If this subject-matter is of interest to you, this DVD is a must, I think.