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List Price: $9.98 | | Label: Madacy Records
Salesrank: 73739
Released: November 23, 1999 |
| Our Price: $146.00 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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The Secret KGB UFO Files Reviews:
Why Roger Moore? 
2009-10-26 - Hi guys,
normally I don't write reviews but this dvd series (the secrets of KGB) is some of the biggest bull**** I've ever seen.
As I watch hundreds of movies and do a lot of filming myself I can tell you if something is fake or not.
A hidden camera that gets every picture centered ... ha ha ha
A alien Video super fake - I've seen this acting in Plan 9 from Outer Space ;-)
I don't know what they payed Roger Moore. He was the reason I bought this. He wouldn't put his name on a no name product. He probaply has not seen the final cut...
Ed Wood would be proud of this series. Keep your hands away and stay at least a mile away from people who think this is real!!!
Decide for yourself! 
2008-12-16 - Get a hold of it, watch it, and decide for yourself. It's the only way.
Don't let the negative comments put you off.
If you are interested in UFO's, you will love this documentary. I did.
ufo buff exploitation film award winner!
2005-08-17 - I bought the two dvd set. There is only 45 seconds of ufo footage seen on disc one. None on disc two. There are a few minutes of distinguished ufologists Stanton Freidman and Dr. Richard Haines making comments but I am sure they did not know they were to be used in such a poor manner as this. Disc one even includes a supposed crashed disc some where in the former soviet union in the late sixties. The film and the acting look like the bogus alien autopsy film. Speaking of autopsy, there is an autopsy on one of the discs. I think disc one. Also staged, also phoney and there are so called black market merchants depicted selling "kgb ufo files".
The worst of them is disc two, A poor take off on the ancient astronaut hypothesis.
There are people with no names and credentials making comments
and offering fake testimony. I can only conclude they were actors with fake beards, mustaches and an actress whose parents who were "abducted". One "film expert" had nearly no russian acccent at all. I could go on and on but I have wasted enough time on these discs already. They lack any credibility.
The first disc starts out for about five minutes looking like it might be a good film then it's all down hill and keeps going down hill through disc two.
Don't buy these discs new. Buy them used if at all and never buy anything from who ever did this trash ever again! I gave it one star because there is no ZERO star rating available!
I was open minded but then the door slammed shut.
2005-05-02 - Disk 1 was interesting but as it progressed, you couldn't help but think this was just a bunch of crap that is only taking advantage of a possibly genuine phenomenon. The second disk just really insulted your intelligence. The acting of the so-called experts was terrible. The uncovered mummy traveler was hilarious. The image of those two extras taking off the top of the sarcophagus and the dry ice swirling was sidesplitting. Don't buy this movie if you want to explore the subject of extra-terrestrials.
Russian Exploitation and Faked UFO Video = Dangerous Conmen
2004-01-26 - I watched this and I thought - "Wow, What a great documentary about UFOs". The UFO footage of a crashed saucer did look very real and very convincing. Even if it was all a hoax the documentary interviews with Russian scientists is still very good and is a very valuable lesson for us all. However when I learned the truth this production went from being the real thing, to being a Blair Witch Project with some real elements to being very dangerous filmmaking with some questionable exploitation of real people that is borderline criminal.
The filmmakers interviewed REAL Russian scientists but did not tell them that they where making this documentary. Then they re-arranged their interviews and edited them to suite their agenda. The Russian scientists believed that these people where authentic American filmmakers, but these guys where out to cheat, deceive and exploit. They even hired actors to play Russian scientists who did not exist. The books and newspaper clippings in this DVD do not exist either. Then the American filmmakers paid a bunch of local villagers peanuts to dress up as KGB agents for an advertisement they said they where making. That is the KGB UFO footage that headlines this DVD.
The Russian scientists in this DVD are all over the web and have condemned this DVD to the last. It was pure exploitation through and through.
Keep your bucks in your pockets. Don't support this gutter that is a sham in the fields of science, documentary filmmaking and UFOology.
