A colege student, haunted by a ufo sighting as a child, believes that a recent event is actually an attempt by aliens to communicate with us. He spends the 80 or so minutes of the films' running time arguing with his friends and professor that he can prove his theory. This, I'm sorry to say, does not make for compelling entertainment. The thin filament of a story is based loosely on a purported UFO sighting at O'Hare Airport in 2006. Reading a summary of that event would be far more stimulating than watching this listless, rambling film that offers nothing of value for viewers. There's simply no drama. UFO is competently made, but that's all.
Review of UFO
