Those are absolutely beautiful Easy. I have never seen those before. I can't wait to get this dang documentary. It supposed to be in my mailbox by
Friday. Patience, patience, patience.
*Narf!*
Erik

Originally posted by it_could_be
Well since redwoodjedi started up this thread, maybe he should be the one who should tell us what's in this video that's not been mentioned before as I assume he's already seen it.![]()
Originally posted by easynow
reply to post by redwoodjedi
glad you like those pics ,
here is another i like...
Again, these are simply stunning. The last two I have seen before. However, I never tire of looking at them. When one realizes that they are authentic and valid you actually take in what you are seeing, it boggles the mind. Wow!
Cheers,
Erik
Typical troll ,Never has anything good to add to the discussion. Originally posted by crowpruitt
reply to post by redwoodjedi
I thought the same Erik.
Typical troll ,Never has anything good to add to the discussion.
Pay them no mind,there are plenty of us here who are actually interested in this incredible topic.
Originally posted by jritzmann
reply to post by Moegli
It's not only to transfer footage, but to document Dorothy's words about each piece if possible. No, it isn't cheap and easy.
Believe me, I'm as suspect about "selling" the UFO enigma as the next guy, however the filmmaker is...a *filmmaker*, and selling their work is what they do. I doubt anyone would consider any of our professions a crime because we work for money. Nobody knocks Paul Kimball for selling his films, especially not his UFO ones.
I'd feel different if this were a ploy to garner more of our money...but it's a DVD, with no further expense implied. Nobody wants a monthly fee or a percentage of your income. I've spoken to the filmmaker at length, and he's a very nice fellow, genuinely perplexed by what he found in the case or Ms. Izatt. I don't get any notion of anything underhanded or suspect.
You're either interested in the case or you aren't.
If you're not, then move along and quit griping because a filmmaker is trying to make a film and sell it.
Oh give it away for free? So Dorothy could have someone put it all up on youtube right? Ok...so...what...so that we can bitch that it isn't good enough quality for analysis? Then she's obligated to provide raw footage right? For free too...huh? To how many people? Thousands? Where does that end?
Please, wake up and get with reality. You're talking about an elderly woman presumably on a fixed income. The filmmaker traveled a crew (twice I believe), shot the film over days, edited and produced, soundtrack, sound production...any of this sound free to you? It is however the best way to reach a lot of people with good quality clips. But it aint free by any stretch.
Again, and it cannot be stressed enough: The filmmaker and any investigators on the case, whatever their own outlooks on the case are, are NOT the case itself. Funny that everyone seems fixated on that rather then the data presented so far.
But, what I really find amusing is people thinking a little old lady is trying to get rich now, at 80+ off UFO films. Now *that* is funny.