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| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | Ray Rivas |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 1976 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Vci Home Video |
| MPAA RATING: | G (General Audience) |
| FEATURES: | Color, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Documentary |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 089859920035 |
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Customer Reviews of UFOs: It Has Begun
Not one of the better UFO documentaries I truly do like those low-budget '70s documentaries. I enjoy that grainy, movie projector quality of many of them, and they often have questionable subject matters that make them all the more fun to watch. Sure you won't get digital picture perfect quality, and it sure won't go over too well on DVD (that's what a lot of these low-budget documentaries still remain only on VHS), but they're often enjoyable, in a lo-tech sort of way. UFOs: It Has Begun fails to engage me much. While we all know who Rod Serling is through his involvement with The Twilight Zone and Night Gallery, the last few years of his life was involved in low-budget documentaries. One of them was The Outer Space Connection, based on a book from Alan and Sally Landsburg. And then this one, UFOs: It Has Begun. To confuse matters, the documentary came out in 1979, although Rod Serling hadn't been alive since 1975. What happened was parts of it, with him narrating are from 1974, and there are some 1979 add-ons from French scientist and UFOligist Jacques Vallée speaking of more UFO incidents years after the Rod Serling clips were filmed. The problem with this documentary is there is far too much emphasis on the military and the Pentagon. There's not enough reenactment scenes, and too often Rod Serling (or sometimes Burgess Meredith, José Ferrar, or Jacques Vallée) ramble on too much. They do go out and talk to people speaking of their UFO encounter (including this one lady with a truly dated, 1970s hairstyle), but usually I expect to see some sort of reenactment scenes, be it artist drawings or film reenactment, but that's often not the case. I do like the beginning part where they show two guys in a pickup truck in 1967 witnessing a UFO. As mentioned, I do enjoy low-budget documentaries from the 1970s, like Overlords of the UFO, Mysteries From Beyond Earth, UFO Journals, and The Outer Space Connection, but unfortunately this one is a pretty weak one.