From: Jason Gammon <boyinthemachine.nul>
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:16:44 -0500
Archived: Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:52:41 -0500
Subject: Re: 'Fourth Kind' Movie Review


>From: Steven Kaeser <steve.nul>
>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <post.nul>
>Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2009 14:44:01 -0500
>Subject: Re: 'Fourth Kind' Movie Review

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>If someone can find the real Dr. Abigail Tyler, or reference to
>her on the Internet that dates back to 2006 or before; or, if
>someone had more information on this as a paranormal case, I'd
>be interested. But this appears to be a well marketed film,
>using a viral web site to help promote its validity. "Paranormal
>Activity" and "2012" both have used the Internet to hype their
>prospects, and if you haven't visited the web site for the
>"Institute for Human Continuity:

>http://www.instituteforhumancontinuity.org/

>you should check it out. It looks real until you recognize that
>the scientific experts look too familiar and they're actors
>you've probably seen before.

>A friend who went to see the movie yesterday was very impressed
>with it, but also believed it was more documentary than story.
>I've tried to find this case listed and see who actually
>investigated it, but so far I've come up empty with the
>exception of movie hype.

>Steve

"The Fourth Kind" is a "Mockumentary".

I've sent private emails to certain List members some time ago
detailing what I discovered when the trailer came out for the
movie back in August.

Basically, I, and and a few other people, used the site "whois"
to determine that various sites suggesting the reality or
existance of Dr. Abigail Tyler, or news articles documenting
strange disappearances in Nome, Alaska, as well as article
describing strange artifacts attributed to ETs as all being
created on the same exact day the trailer for the movie came
out. Yes, some of the articles even listed dates back in 2006
and 2005, but the site they appeared on wasn't created until
August of this year!

Yes, these are all viral sites for the movie.

The case(s) in the movie are fiction.  The movie is made in the
style of "The Blair Witch".

The debunkers are going to have a field day with the believers
who accept this movie as non-fiction. I'm sure they will use it
as an example of people who can't distinguish reality from
fantasy.


-Jason



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