I recently downloaded the movie remake of the "Alien Abduction: The Incident at Lake County" and the segment about the real footage from "Sightings".

The movie remake is obviously fake, reminds me a lot of the the Blair Witch Project, portrayed as being real when in fact it wasnt, but I was wondering what everybody's take on the original footage is.

From what i can gather, the original footage and the movie get confused with one another when talking about whether or not the footage is real. Is the original footage not real either?

- jameo131

*Edited spelling

[edit on 4/12/2006 by jameo131i]

i saw the movie and it was good. didnt knew there was a real footage and the movie was a remake.

do you have a link to the "real" footage?

So, in the clip above what is supposed to be "real" footage vs the fake?

It all looks and sounds like major BS to me. . .

The first link is the "real" footage.

The second link is the "remake". It's more like a "crime" renactment, in response to the "real" footage, because the family is "missing".

I am certain the "real" footage is fake, i was just wondering what everybody else thought of the whole situation, anyone have anymore information?



[edit on 4/12/2006 by jameo131i]

LOL! Yeah! Cool thanks.

The thing is, the "remake" IS fake, because it is a remake. LOL! The story "behind" the "remake" comes from the "real" footage. Is this footage fake?

In the "remake", It makes no sense to have those breaks with those "professionals" talking about the "remake" footage, cos the "remake" is fake... lol, there should be references made to the original footage somewhere.

[edit on 4/12/2006 by jameo131i]

Wow this is a shocking video! Very cool! I always wanted to see aliens walking into a house. I find it fascinating how they wear black clothing, wow. I also find it of interest by the aliens motive, they find the family and abduct them! Based on theory they abduct people to ultimately cause 'fear', so the aliens knew the family spotted them and they seeked them out and did what they do best. Abduct = fear.

Excellent, I've also included a picture from Fire in the Sky (true story) movie:



Of course this ones a prop from the movie, but it has the same black garment on.

7A

[edit on 4-12-2006 by 7Ayreon]

Yeah, that movie kept me awake very long a couple of nights.

However, -to me- there is no reason to think it was based on real events (some of them videotaped), mainly because if a WHOLE family had dissapeared it would be a major case for the authorities and the press. And what about their relatives, neighbours, etc. How come nobody realizes that 10 or more known persons dissapeared?. I mean, look what happened with that girl who got lost in the caribbean (aruba i think¿?)... we all know the story.

This movie was. HILARIOUS. Typical white people with an african american stuck in the midst of there issue. Take a look at the mother, watch how she carries her glass of red wine like it's the most important thing LOL!! I had the whole family just ignoring the fear and laughing at it's usual family comedy. LOL. Oh and BTW, how is this fake? All I got was a site link and that's it. It aint fake until I see testimonials.

7A

At least the people in this thread accepted the evidence.

A very efficient closure.

This is what I've heard or read somewhere...

An aspiring director/producer created the origional video with hopes of it getting on tv or something. Either before or after the movie, a disclamer was showed saying the incident was fake.

After contacting a network, the movie was remade, which accounts for the second video. The aspiring director/producer was a little angry about the second video, as the disclamer that was made in the first was left off. But in the end, both are fake...

Originally posted by bobby3
This is what I've heard or read somewhere...

An aspiring director/producer created the origional video with hopes of it getting on tv or something. Either before or after the movie, a disclamer was showed saying the incident was fake.

After contacting a network, the movie was remade, which accounts for the second video. The aspiring director/producer was a little angry about the second video, as the disclamer that was made in the first was left off. But in the end, both are fake...

The original and the movie look completely different and have absolutely no resemblance to each other. The movie even looks fake, with bad acting to top it off.

The original is the one with the birthday party and stuff. In the original, it goes from filming the birthday party to the space ship. The original also has at least 3 aliens, where the movie has at most two. The aliens in the original look pretty authentic, too. The movie doesn't come close.

In contrast, the movie is much longer, and has the credits at the end. These are two completely different tapes. It looks like one may have been created in an attempt to debunk the other. That's how different they look.

The movie is readily available, even on you tube. In contrast, the original is not, except in clips. People mix up the original with the movie, even though they've only seen the movie.

The original also doesn't have a timer on the video, as the movie does.