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That may be, but he is certainly not keeping his web pages updated: http://www.outofthebluethemovie.com/purchase/purchase.html.

I have a copy of the 5th anniversary edition. It's an OK film, but has some very silly sequences. The scene with Jimmy Carter, who saw a UFO that was named Venus, is a real eye-roller--especially when you view the 'extras' clip on how they set it up. It makes them look like amateurs. We also get a glimpse of Greer and the Disclosure Project, though Greer himself is not interviewed. There is some very good information on the Phoenix Lights and the film as a whole is a very good history of UFO sightings.

[QUOTE="Schuyler, post: 59137, member: 422"] That may be, but he is certainly not keeping his web pages updated: [URL]http://www.outofthebluethemovie.com/purchase/purchase.html[/URL]. I have a copy of the 5th anniversary edition. It's an OK film, but has some very silly sequences. The scene with Jimmy Carter, who saw a UFO that was named Venus, is a real eye-roller--especially when you view the 'extras' clip on how they set it up. It makes them look like amateurs. We also get a glimpse of Greer and the Disclosure Project, though Greer himself is not interviewed. There is some very good information on the Phoenix Lights and the film as a whole is a very good history of UFO sightings. [/QUOTE]

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