Brandon Page

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Lue’s memoir is a deep look inside the walls of the Pentagon. I appreciate hearing the behind the scenes take on how the U.S. government has (and has not) handled the UFO/UAP phenomenon. This book is ideal for those that are new to the subject, and for those in the know, there are a lot of new revelations too. Ultimately, this book talks about NHI (non-human intelligence) that has been observing us, and is in fact here now. I know it’s going to be hard for some to take in, but this is real.

This is a film for film lovers. The cinematography is immersive, rich and thoughtful. It literally takes you back in time where life seemed simple, but in reality, was anything but. This isn’t a sci-fi, but rather, a glimpse into a time that revolved around backwards social norms, with hints of racism. The alien plot in the background is just that, background. The only down side to the film is that it didn’t really hit home on either of those topics. Nevertheless, the film has long, spanning scenes that are enjoyable, much like a Tarkovsky flick. Watch and enjoy. Note: I would like to see a directors cut of this made after he has read all of the reviews from the audience. It could go from a 3 star to a 4.5 star easily.

A thoughtful series that brings the art of storytelling back to film. For those looking for a si-fi roller coaster, this is not for you. For those that care to ponder over the human condition, you have come to the right place. The pace of the series reflects real life, and is part of what makes Night Sky so believable. I commend Amazon for funding a nice work of art such as this. The series truly merits a second season to bring the story home.