We've all been abducted by aliens at least once!
...but we don't remember. For those of you who have had dreams like this, maybe what you are seeing is not a dream and it may be the ebb and flow of your subconscious trying to remember.
Remembering things in fragments and not being able to distinguish it from reality does not require believing that nothing happened or that it was a dream.
Whatever we believe, the truth is that we are not alone in the universe! ...but with whom?
There are millions of people who believe in extraterrestrials, aliens, UFOs, three letters, whatever you want to call them, who believe in what they see and have a hard time explaining what they see. They may be wrong, they may be exaggerating, they may be liars, but to come to the same conclusion about all of them is tantamount to unwittingly denying reality.
Are they all lying? The scary thing is that there may be millions of people who don't disclose their experiences. Maybe I am one of them, maybe you are one of them. Just because we haven't met so far doesn't mean we won't meet again.
Psychiatrist Dr. Abigail Tyler helps some people who were kidnapped in Nome, Alaska in the 1960s to remember their experiences through hypnosis. Unable to believe her findings and conclusions, the Doctor begins to experience similar things.
Frightening and suspenseful, The Fourth Kind is the kind of movie that will make us reconsider what we have never believed before. Made in the documentary genre, I can say that the movie is extraordinarily successful in the way it reflects the experiences of the people.
What someone who doesn't remember anything says and describes during hypnosis is horrifying far beyond fear. I don't know to what extent the movie, which caused a lot of questions, is connected to real events. If it is a mock documentary, it is excellent, but if it is based on real events, then the situation is so creepy as to be grave!
I can say that Milla Jovovich, who gives life to Dr. Abigial Tyler, adds value to the movie with her excellent acting performance. Her communication with her patients through hypnosis was like an equation focused on solving the unknown. In the moments when she reached the solution, the fact that she experienced similar things added to the magic of the movie.
The inclusion of interviews with people who are said to have lived in the region in the story of the film makes the integrity of the story perfect. The documentary-like nature of the movie and the fictionalization of the narratives add depth to the story and contribute to the theme of horror.
The maximum horror-thriller that the unknown can give is included in the movie. Therefore, watching the movie alone may be a bit troublesome or it may give you the fear and adrenaline rush you are looking for. I definitely recommend you to watch the movie, even if you find the plot irrelevant, I think you will get something out of it.
Thank you very much for being here and reading. I hope I was able to give you an idea before watching. I wish everyone who will watch it a good time. Goodbye!