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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting insight,
By Rosicrucian "rosicrucian" (Memphis) - See all my reviews
This review is from: NICK POPE -The man who left the MOD (DVD)
Fascinating insight into the Ministry of Defence with this in-depth interview for the first time of Nick Pope - the British Fox Mulder. Nick candidly provides his unique perspective on the UFO phenomena from within the MOD and how his own attitudes changed once the incredible truths about the various sightings and information came to light. Pope is underated and underused by most television documentaries, but this DVD actually gets to grips with his own thoughts and beliefs and is very cleverly shot and edited with some nice and even funny music. Another great DVD from Reality! Well done guys.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Inside Scoop on UFO Research,
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This review is from: NICK POPE -The man who left the MOD (DVD)
Who better to discuss government research into UFOs than a man who worked for the British Ministry of Defense for 21 years? While being interviewed on this DVD, Nick Pope provides information and insight into a wide variety of areas ranging from quantum physics and psychology to Black Technology and the events in Rendlesham Forest. I found it very informative.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting video, Interesting material,
This review is from: NICK POPE -The man who left the MOD (DVD)
I did not give this five stars because there wasn't much new information. The only new thing I remember is that I didn't know air traffic radar is computer-programmed to hide aircraft traveling at high rates of speed. I found that interesting, but not worth five stars.
If you haven't attended any UFO conferences, or read too many UFO books, but do have an interest in this subject, you will definitely find this interesting. He focuses on what I would call "high-value" sightings - sightings by trained observers - meterologists, airline captains, police officers, etc, who have made official reports, and then he talks about the follow-up research, or lack thereof. It's a good introduction for someone who has a real interest in getting some reputable information. I thought much, but not all, of the music was appropriate, and added to the strength of the movie, but I found some of it to be too jarring and spikey. The basic format, two people sitting in a room staring at each other, is intrinsically a difficult format to keep an audience involved, but Nick Pope has a compelling voice of authenticity. One thing I noticed in the interview is when Pope was asked if he were a disinformation agent - he definitely had a reaction to that question. I also noticed that the film went from black-and-white to color at this point. I wonder if there was a subliminal message in that. One other point I have to make is that the beginning newspapers were headlines from the early 1950s, which, although relevant to the subject of UFOs, had nothing to do with the work that Nick Pope did. I kept wondering, throughout the movie, when that would be tied in, and it never was.
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