Watch UFO Chronicles: The War Room

As a believer in the existence of extraterrestrial life, it's always interesting to see what information might be out there in regards to UFO sightings and encounters. One particular film that delves deeper into this subject is UFO Chronicles: The War Room from 2017. Directed by J. Michael Long, the documentary is a sequel to a previous installment of the same name that was released in 2013. In this latest edition, we see a more in-depth look at the individuals who have been researching and investigating these sightings.

One of the main figures in the film is Robert O. Dean, a retired United States Army Command Sergeant Major who had a significant interest in UFOs throughout his life. He had a lot of knowledge and experience in this field, having served in NATO and worked in intelligence with the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the height of the Cold War. Dean was known for being a prominent skeptic of the idea that extraterrestrial visitations had been witnessed, but over time, had become more open-minded following his personal experiences and seeing the evidence presented throughout his military career.

The War Room of the documentary's title refers to the situation room that existed within the White House during the time of the Cold War. This room was used to monitor and respond to any potential foreign digital or physical threats, and it was within this space that Dean, along with other military personnel, believed that they had witnessed a UFO sighting. It's a topic that he has discussed extensively in interviews and other documentaries, and The War Room provides additional insight into what he saw and why he believes his experience was legitimate.

Throughout the film, we also hear from other individuals who have been actively researching UFO sightings and encounters, including former NASA employees and government officials. One of the most interesting (and possibly alarming) points that the documentary raises is the idea that government agencies may be hiding information about UFO sightings or encounters. Dean, in particular, talks about how he believes that there were weapons systems that were being tested by the government that could have potentially alerted extraterrestrial beings to our presence. He claims that, in some instances, the CIA and other agencies would actively cover up any reports of sightings or encounters, even from their own employees.

The documentary covers a lot of ground, from the history of UFO sightings to the potential implications of extraterrestrial life visiting Earth. It's not just a collection of personal stories, but also includes explanations from experts in the fields of science and astronomy, who discuss the types of technology we would need to have if we ever hope to make contact with other civilizations. The War Room also delves into conspiracy theories surrounding government agencies and their potential involvement in covering up any sightings or encounters. While this may be seen as more outlandish, it does raise important questions about transparency in government and the power of secrecy.

Another aspect of The War Room that I found interesting was its exploration of how sightings and encounters have been reported throughout history. From ancient cave paintings to modern-day accounts, there have been thousands of reported sightings of UFOs, and the documentary offers up different interpretations of those stories. Some frame them in a religious or supernatural context, while others suggest that they could be the result of natural phenomena. It's fascinating to see how our understanding of the world around us shapes our interpretation of what we see.

Overall, UFO Chronicles: The War Room is a thought-provoking film that raises important questions about the existence of extraterrestrial life and our relationship with the universe around us. While some of the conspiracy theories may be dismissed as overly paranoid or unlikely, the documentary does an excellent job of giving a voice to those who have experienced sightings and encounters and providing possible explanations for what they saw. It's a must-see for anyone with an interest in UFOs, and even for those who remain skeptical, it still offers up fascinating insights into how we perceive the world around us.

UFO Chronicles: The War Room is a 2014 documentary with a runtime of 1 hour and 6 minutes. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 5.7.