Real or fake

[Da Fish]

Man in Denver films alien out of window.... (but why he would be randomly recording out of his window is beyond me!)

so back to the question.... real or fake?

[Zazoo]

The real "Denver" video hasn't been shown yet (AFAIK), this video is one made by a skeptic who wanted to show how easy it would be to fake an alien.

I'm looking forward to seeing the real video.
~Mike

[Swedish_Seb]

As fake as Anna Nicole Smith's breasts.

[Lazerblade]

Hoax. Definitely. Even if the "tape" hasn't been manipulated, the fact that you can't see anything below the head other than an unmoving arm leads me to believe a ventriloquist's doll could have been used.

The fact that they're not releasing the tape and that they're looking for "funding" for a documentary leads me to believe that it's all a scam for profit and fame, nothing more.

I believe there are other life forms out there, but I don't believe this is evidence of that. This video, or the "real" one.

[Zazoo]

I have a hard time believing any of these "alien videos" (alien autopsy, alien interview, etc). Primarily because these "aliens" are always humaniod. If these things are supposed to be life forms that evolved on another planet in another solar system many light years away, why do they have two eyes, a nose, a mouth, two arms, two legs, and a body structure that matches our own so closely? The course of evolution on our planet alone has created an amazing diversity of life (and this life all descended from a common ancestor!).
I guess the "ancient astronauts" theory might explain this, but I don't put much stock in that either. I guess I'm a skeptic.

Still, the videos always manage to genuinely creep me out.
~Mike

[Lostroth]

hell the home video from Signs was more realistic than this video hehe

[Dr.Jeckyl]

Rubber Johnny looks more real than this.

[BOBK]

Really...regardless of anyone's particular views on ET life-forms, the big build-up theme is a little too obvious.  I mean, come on, if you had the "alien" video of a lifetime, how would you present it?

I think that question is vital.

So, if it please the court...I present it (the question).

I'll go first.

If I had the "alien" video of all time, I would:

After telling a few folks that I trust, I would show it, and get their views on how to proceed.

I would then show it to the most reasonable audience, and get their reaction to, not the video (for I already know its real) but how I should proceed. 

What I wouldn't do is hold a world-wide audience in limbo, giving the distinct impression that I want to build up a huge base of prospective "buyers", because this would tend to show me as a faker, in search of an audience willing to give me their hard-earned money, to see my film.


P.S.  I thought my video of an alien was just as good, if not better.  At least mine walked by the window.