AniWorthKore ga UFO da! Soratobu Enban
Introduction
UFOs and aliens from beyond the stars are common themes in media, entertainment, and other forms of science fiction; however, many individuals have sworn they have seen UFOs and have been abducted in real life! Sit back and watch as the makers of Mazinger take you on a journey through the history of UFO lore. Could it be that UFOs are real and that aliens watch us from afar? [from anime-planet]
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matthigh
Ah, the Seventies!
While today we still have sensationalist shows like "Ancient Aliens" that try to twist around questionable half-truths to fit their narrative, back in the 1970's the fad of UFO sightings was much more the rage than it was today. The findings of the US government "Project Blue Book" were on everyone's minds, and it seems you would hear of some sort of UFO sighting, alien abduction, or cow mutilation or some other sort of woo every other day.
Project Blue Book was a US government program that recorded and cataloged these unexplained phenomenon, in order to try and see if there was something to this whole UFO thing. Started around the end of WWII and running up until 1970, over 12,000 UFO sightings were investigated. And they were able to identify all but 700 of them (a…
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Funny "documentary". Remember, it is 1975 year and everything in this short anime smells like 70's. Animation is quite good, reminds me American comics animation of that time. It is old school, so do not expect much. In this short anime you can find all the stereotypes about UFO: like brain washing and funny alien faces and so on. Everything in this documentary is shown like serious and scary (Oh, 70's xD ), so nowadays it can be considered even more funny and silly. Still it clearly shows the attitude of 70's people to UFO - to them it was scary and unknown. If you are interested in aliens race, history and invasions or "real" knowledge about aliens - do not waste your time. This anime is about PEOPLE attitude toward aliens in 70's. It is old school. Take it or leave it.
If you decided t…
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This "documentary" is bogged down by poor production and laughable "facts". You can still get enjoyment out of this film, just not through conventional means. Imagine it akin to cult classics like Plan 9 or Reefer Madness, take your intoxicant of choice and just bask in how awful it is. It's only 16 minutes long, and it could make a "great" palate cleanser between two feature length (hopefully equally bad) movies. If by chance you are actually looking to learn about UFOs, well...I wouldn't recommend this. You would learn more from X-Files reruns than Kore ga UFO da!
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