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Unidentified

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4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(5)

 

 

My gosh! I read all the reviews to this film... and then I bought it nontheless because I KNEW this was a Christian film with a message. Duh! It is a CHRISTIAN film, for crying out loud. I read the reviews and one would think it was a Hollywood type gone beserk or something.

But then again, I guess this is what people think Christians are: loonies. First off, the film makes no pretenses about where this is going. Secondly, it has a Christian message to all, whether one likes it or not, you will be on the side of Jesus or you are not. Plain and simple. The UFO phenomena is so strong and so delusional that unless you see it for what it really is, demonic activity, you miss the point of the film.

Rich Christiano has been putting out some decent movies of late and are getting better. He may not have the big budgets of Hollywood movies... and believe me, if he had the $80-$100 million budget, whoa! this would rival any big time Hollywood movie.

The film itself could lend to some better dialouge or even a "heftier" plot but its main message is that UFO is just demonic activity to delude people into believing what they want to believe and not wanting to be held accountable to the truth. The truth is that we need Jesus to get to Heaven. Period. Most will not like my review but I am not here to win a popularity contest with all you "intellectual" types or "real" film critics. I am here to tell you that this film was excellent in bringing its timely message to the masses. This world is going through a major delusional period that is so strong that even some Christians could be even deceived.

This film has merit and is based on what is going on today. The acting was really better than one would expect. The story is certainly credible. I applaud Rich Christiano for putting this forward. I can't wait for his next project!

This movie was gripping from beginning to end. The non-believer in the movie actually got the message! Great apocalyptic or end of the world/time movie. It's a Family movie. If you liked, "Time Changer" you'll like this one. It's one one of the few Christian/Family movies that are SciFi based. Great musical score for the opening credits. I plan to buy a copy to show to all my Family and Friends. Recommended.

I'm a CHRIST follower, AKA born again Christian. I will be the first person to agree that a lot of the early christian movies and even some today have low quality about them. Usually being a low budget film the makers have little to work with, but that's not why the movie is made. It's being made to get people to think about their eternal destiny. The reviews that complain about this movie seem to either not really seen it or if they saw it seem to miss certain points the movie has in them. A review claimed the people abducted were not shown to be involved in the occult, witchcraft, drinking, etc. The movie said or someone close to them is involved in the occult or witchcraft. Nothing is mentioned about drinking?? One last thing, do I hear a sigh of relief from the ones who didn't like the movie?? The 2 reporters one was a confirmed non-christian but the other as the review said was fence-sitter who isn't sure if he should accept Jesus as his Savior. But in the movie he had accepted Jesus as his Savior at a young age, but his faith was being shaken because he had'nt allowed Jesus to be part of his every day life. I consider this to be one of the better christian movies, Dave & Rich Christiano, keep cranking them out!!!

This film has gotten some bad reviews from other, but it does have the message of Salvation in it. We need to support Christian films. This is one of the best I have seen in awhile, and I have over 100 of them. I like this movie because it doesn't give a wishy washy message and dance around the issue like many other so labeled Christian films. You can use this one as a witnessing tool. Yeah, the UFO twist is strange but watch the behind the scenes and see why he added it. You may be surprised! I would love to work with Rich and help produce a film like this.

I saw this movie in theasters, and it is AWESOME! This is an extremely entertaning movie with a great spiritual message!

The plot:

Two reporters working for Both sides magazine are assigned to do work on the oil crisis in Houston, Texas. However, when a rash of UFO sightings occur in the area, their boss sends them searching for the truth behind these sightings. However, it soon becomes clear that something is going on out there and it isn't anybody pulling a hoax to make money.

I highly reccommend this film for Christians and Non-Christians alike.

I've seen the movie before and I liked it so I went ahead and waited for a good deal and Amazon had it!

I received the DVD in the mail a week or so later in excellent condition.

Unidentified goes into UFO sightings/abductions and the fact that most of these are from people who dabbled into the occult.

As Christians, we can look up and anticipate Christ's return.

It was a good film. It brings up some interesting ideas as to the answer behind the UFO phenomenon. It also deals with doubt and faith. I would recommend it.

Not a bad film as Christian films go. The message is good and should,as I'm sure the intention is, give some of those who would be drawn to the occult something to think about and those of us who are Christians and know that we are not being visited by beings from other planets, an explanation for why otherwise credible witnesses might be experiencing these things. One thing that kept me from giving this film a higher rating and frankly something that surprised our family was to see a Christian film in which the writer felt the freedom to stereotype small town southerners as ignorant and backward. Not once but several times. Shame on you. You should know better. I know that most of the comments came from the antagonist in the film but as a southerner I felt you could have come up with a better way to create doubt as to the credibility of the first witnesses than to use a "Hollywood" sterotype.

I was very excited to see this movie. Being a Christian film about UFOs, I was expecting to hear about Genesis 6, sons of God, Nephilim, etc., but there was nothing like that here. In fact, there really was not enough about the UFO phenomenon at all. It started out promising, but quickly digressed from investigating the UFO incidents to an interoffice debate about being saved or not. I think it is important to include the message of salvation in Christian entertainment; however, this movie did not live up to its billing. Also, I think the end "joke" was very cruel and distasteful. Maybe someday they will make a movie of Lynn Marzulli's "Nephilim." For a Christian perspective on UFOs, Chuck Missler is a much better resource.

This movie has a good message for Christians that think UFOs and aliens are legitimate. But more importantly, it is about ones relationship with Jesus Christ.

The production quality of this movie could be a little better but it's not at all bad and the message is excellent. If you enjoy Christian movies, you will probably like this one.

If you are not sure what to think about UFOs and aliens, you might want pickup a copy of "Alien Encounters" by Chuck Missler and Mark Eastman. It's a very informative book.

I really enjoy Christian movies but some of the older productions could be painful to sit through because of the amateurish quality. I am glad that the quality of the acting, directing, and filming techniques within the Christian film industry are improving. It makes for a much more enjoyable experience.