Reviews

If it were just a film about a conspiracy, why remove it? These companies hide all sorts of things. Look to the Panama papers. Look to Yuri Bezmenov and his 1985 interview about brainwashing. The Teguskee project. Project Nanook. I could go on. My friends and I, on multiple occasions, have seen the impossible. Beings that aren't human and can do things in craft and physically, are here. I don't know their intent. I know some are good and some are bad. But there are rules of engagement for some reason. I'm not sure what the line is, because we saw multiple craft up close and by myself, had a personal visit and saw my girlfriend and dog knocked out while I was spoken to telepathically. I've also had precognition since I was a child. It's saved my life. Not sure if there's a connection or not but, these companies know more than they let off. Don't stop asking questions.

Adds nothing new to the table. Is exactly what you expect it to be. Generic in every way.

Very few films, if any, tackle the subject of the mostly innocent "war criminals" from the war in Japan with the subject of Accountabilty being the focus. As with others on here, yes you can definitely see the makings of a great director here and what he worked on to become that. Does this mean that the director's style in progress take away from what's here? Absolutely not.