First Signal | Full Sci-Fi Movie | Alien Conspiracy Drama

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Hello. This is Mark Lund the writer/director of First Signal. I want to thank you all for watching and commenting on the film. Your support of independent cinema makes it possible for filmmakers like me to continue producing. On behalf of all of us that brought First Signal to life, my thanks again.

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

no sorry not a fan, it's always about the USA

[@TheHippogriffe]

Very enjoyable. However the continuity and development of your movie was severely hindered by the interruption every five minutes or so by advertising. You might want to consider a more conducive medium of advertising. That aside, it looks like a great job.

[@Emobunneh]

@@Aquarium-Downunder You are telling them you don't like their work because the setting for this film was the US? What a strange comment. A ton of movies are set in the US. If you don't want to see films set there you should probably look into them ahead of time to see the location. Regardless, it's kind of crappy to comment negatively about it just based on a particular preference you have.

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

@@Emobunneh A lot of movies that are set in the USA are made in Australia. I just didn't lik the movie, I also don't like the sound of music and that was set in Germany. Liked the movie Troy and that was made in South Auatralia and also liked Being There and that was made in the USA.

[@Emobunneh]

@@Aquarium-Downunder Oh I'm sure plenty of films set in the US do get filmed elsewhere, but in addition to that a ton of films are just filmed in the US to begin with so it makes sense so many are filmed there, especially with hoe they've built such an industry around movies and entertainment etc. I just don't see why this would lead you to leaving a negative comment just because of where the story was set. It did involve other countries and world leaders. 😕 I am confused, if you are trying to say you don't like plenty of countries regardless of where they are set then why do you not like this one just based on location? P.s. I've seen some great movies filmed in Australia lately, they definitely make some cool stuff 🙃

[@lemal0432]

Considering its low budget, this Sci-Fi movie truly stands out as an impressive achievement. As a Sci-Fi fan, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the film. Kudos to the Writer/Director for crafting a storyline that felt plausible and engaging throughout. The actors' performances were commendable, making the characters believable and relatable. I'd like to extend my gratitude to all those involved in the making of this film. Despite the budget constraints, they managed to create a captivating experience. The dedication and effort put into this project are evident in every aspect of the movie. In conclusion, this low-budget movie exceeded my expectations and is a must-watch for Sci-Fi enthusiasts. Well done to the entire team for their hard work and passion! - Love from Australia 🦘🦘🦘

[@EltonDuoli]

Na realidade apenas algumas pessoas deste planeta sabem que existem muita manipulação na divulgação de fatos extraordinários que vem acontecendo na história da humanidade por milênios. É preciso muita pesquisa e determinação pra saber a verdade dos fatos. Mas a certeza é que o mundo é fantástico, e os humanos são incríveis apesar da gerência de líderes patéticos.

[@Blackstar-ti4py]

Low budget lol 😂 they shit money

[@billgreen1861]

​@@EltonDuoli Muy cierto lo que dices. 👍

[@Greensiteofhell]

It has never been expensive to write a good story.

[@ohasis8331]

The acting is pretty cornball, wooden. Not a bad yarn though.

[@dwwilliams19732013]

Anyone else notice that all the devices searching for intelligent life are pointed AWAY from Earth?

[@gamingtonight1526]

Yep, but they are all useless anyway, because it's been proven we live in a multiverse, so aliens would be arriving from other dimensions, not quadrillions of miles away, making satellites useless!

[@douglaschankalian4057]

That's because there is no intelligent 🤓🧠 life in Earth 🌎! Lol 😂😆. Except maybe Dolphins and 🐋 whale's?

[@douglaschankalian4057]

On Earth. Sorry for the mistype

[@misterf.2662]

Beam me up, there's no intelligent life here.

[@deanie557]

@@misterf.2662 Not in you anyway. 😂

[@walkingtowheels]

Tbh, I didn't hold out much hope for the film in the first ten minutes , but I held on till the end, and I'm glad I did, the plot is very well written and does make for a really interesting movie. It makes a change to have a thought provoking film rather than than people blowing each other up.

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed First Signal.

[@hurithinkbefore1340]

Almost no special effects or annoying cuts. Just story. And what a good story. Bravo!

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Glad you enjoyed First Signal. Thank you!

[@SteveAttwood]

Wow. This was waay better than most of the lower budget Sci-Fi out there! Really deserves a sequel!! Well done Mr Lund

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed First Signal!

[@huskerzero381]

I was going to stop this movie after 10minutes, but it started to get me thinking. I saw the three and had formed the opening early they were Aliens. I now stayed to see if friendly. I have always wondered how technology has leapt in bounds since the 1900’s. Maybe there is more to this movie than just a story. The Alien Aircraft do resemble some Aircraft under development now. The low budget did not make this movie feel any less special than some high budget movies that were much more predictable. I did really enjoy it. Well done.

[@JudySnyder-dv5ld]

They did show us the "ticktock" before the government disclosed it.

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed First Signal!

[@ivorybow]

Very refreshing to find a scifi movie that is about ideas and not war. Thank you.

[@andromedus4029]

Had absolutely no idea what to expect and ended up completely engrossed as the events unfolded. What a refreshing, intelligent film! Thank you!

[@bobalicious2696]

For a low budget movie, I was enthralled with the dialogue. Very interesting to hear 2 sides of the argument. I like the movie, although I thought the ending was a little iffy. However, it left room for a lot of potential. I would love to see a part II.

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Thank you for watching First Signal. Yes, a part two has been written. The script is going through the festival circuit. The sequel is titled First Launch.

[@cowboygeologist7772]

Don't forget to watch the short scene after the credits; very cool!

[@tbarrelier]

That made the movie for me!

[@donnamarie3617]

Agreed, but don't watch it first, kinda a spoiler.

[@carrieandretti]

Thanks! Otherwise I would have clicked out and into another vid.

[@karencourtney-smith3587]

36:30 til 39:02 Great speech. Best part of the film. Loved the reference to the Navajo Code Talkers!! Well done!!

[@MissJiggy2U]

😅 I was about to post about that as well! ❤ Also the fact that "friendlies" will hide in the shadows if they've seen anything we do🤔

[@tracylynnfarley6748]

As Native American, that statement made me so proud. Glad to know we haven't forgotten.

[@mmelepaute]

Hollywood has a lot to learn. What is produced today is formulaic and vacuous. Thank you for not insulting the intelligence of your viewers. I could see this material adapted to the theater. I hope I will see more drama like this. It is well suited for today's Space Age.

[@whitestarhorros3374]

this really deserves a part 2. good movie

[@scottc346]

Why? Don't you have an imagination?

[@zajournals]

@@scottc346 Obviously s/he does or s/he wouldn't want to see more. Anyone without an imagination wouldn't seek more.

[@gdutfulkbhh7537]

Leave sequels to the mindless Hollywood machine, eh?

[@carolrebers6998]

"And they've been here for 150,000 years ," An intriguing movie Mark!

[@FirstSignalMovie]

Thank you!

[@raktoda707]

I do declare, finally a credible account on where we are in the world of alien contacts.Shared technology,and the fact he mentioned they weren't the only alien technology -presence here on Earth made it a most heartwarming movie.Small groups with NTK (need to know) protocols, sub groups with agendas of their own and the mention that Native Americans saved us in one World War situation, perhaps we should value all our assets,not just assemble and fund an offense to "see why they (aliens)were really here" does provoke thought indeed. Be truly fine in a grand way to see a follow up movie/sequence done in such an encompassing, thorough style.Kudos writers and all movie staff and support crew.Thanks for sharing.

[@mikefuller363]

this is just a movie, there are no aliens here on earth

[@raktoda707]

@@mikefuller363 hmmm just what an alien would say ?

[@christinearmington]

Ever heard of the Black Knight? 🫥👽👾🚀🛸🛰️

[@mikefuller363]

@@christinearmington internet nonsense

[@luisamarie9387]

​@@mikefuller363Erstaunlich, wie informiert Sie sind. Woher wollen Sie das denn wissen?

[@brendachilders914]

It is a true joy to see a film with an actual story line that has been well thought out. It was also nice that it didn’t have to be cheapened by random sex, violence, politics or perversion just to make “Hollywood ratings”. A good story line is what is Important and this has a good story line. Keep up the good work! I will be watching to see what else you create.

[@howardfischer7429]

Interesting, intelligent, and somewhat puzzling. Bravo.

[@IamthePhoenixRising-x1i]

I don’t think we need a part 2 movie because this was the premise & part 2 will play out right before our eyes.

[@mikelabor7688]

One of a kind, and an excellent show too!

[@luiscarlos1972]

The truth is out there!!! Live long and prosper! 🖖Greetings from Brazil!

[@PeterNebelung]

I've been into Sci Fi since I was a kid, more than 60 years ago. Seen some bad stuff, seen some good stuff. This is one seriously good movie. Well done to the people who made it. And I hope to see a second part to it.

[@izifaddag8221]

I think we were either watching different movies or your bar for good stuff is incredibly low. This was without a doubt the most amateurish pile of junk I have ever seen. It could have been edited down to about 25 or 30 minutes.

[@luisamarie9387]

​@@izifaddag8221Typische Äußerung für einen oberflächlichen Actionfan, der keinerlei Gefühl hat für die Tiefe und Bedeutung einer Thematik! Es braucht Langsamkeit, das zu vermitteln und die Emotionen und inneren Konflikte abzubilden. Wahrscheinlich zählen weder Ernsthaftigkeit noch Tiefe noch Gefühl zu Ihren Charaktereigenschaften.

[@jeffmercer3891]

@@izifaddag8221And opinions are like assholes, everyone has one 😘

[@izifaddag8221]

So you are an asshole? Nice of you to admit it to the world --- asshole. @@jeffmercer3891

[@treadingtheboards2875]

I am the same, been reading Sci Fi since around 1960. This reminded me of a lot of the stories I read back then and since. While it did appear at times a little on the slow side, I hope there is a part 2.

[@jdgibs3446]

Most excellent and inspiring. The Truth will set us free. At least for those that listen with heart, mind and spirit.

[@williamshuttles9840]

It's what you see between the lines ,that's important, some of these science fictions give you more truth than NASA will ever reveal lol

[@pip5461]

Unfortunately, this is the only way to convey information to the inhabitants of this planet.

[@christinearmington]

Sadly, since this movie was made xenophobia and racism have gotten so much worse. 😢

[@ginomazzei1076]

Dream on. Whattya a friend?

[@luisamarie9387]

​@@christinearmingtonWie? Seit 2021?? Vielleicht liegt es mit daran, dass immer verlangt wird, dass wir j e d e n Fremden lieben und j e d e n für besser als uns selbst halten sollen? Das ist einfach nicht realistisch!

[@Traitorman..Proverbs26.11]

You pretend tha NASA is the only space agency on earth?

[@sommvibes]

Bravo 🍿

[@pulsereading]

Wonderful, absolutely delightful and a clever story. Minor technical (mostly outside sound and Major's uniform etc) aside this is a substantial achievement capturing the frightening military machine, political and scientific history and the message for a a greater knowledge and peace. Thank you and all involved. I wish you all every success for more and greater projects!.This was bold and brilliant!

[@roxanne_george]

Perfect acting, impressive music, great story. So believable! And also very current. THANK YOU! ❤

[@johnkemas7344]

Very well done for a low budget film. Quite a plausible scenario for what many of us already know or have suspected. Congrats on the film!!! Hope to see part II soon! Great job Mark. Many more successes. Proof that great films don't have to have big budgets, and blatant violence to be good!

[@Whatisthematterwithyoupeople]

What exactly do u already know? Lol.

[@jwenting]

there is no plausible reason for an extraterrestrial race to travel here just to share technology. The cost is prohibitive. The sole plausible reasons are conquest and colonisation (which come down to the same thing, obviously). The sole way interstellar travel would not be prohibitively expensive would be cheap faster than light travel, and that's theoretically impossible unless the fundamental laws of physics as we know them are utterly wrong (and not in a small way either).

[@johnkemas7344]

All great plausible points to us! To us humans cost, need for power and control, conquest etc. are still important, Alien civilizations far more advanced may no longer need to consider "cost" as a valid reason not to travel the stars. Conquest, colonization, need of resources, pure adventure, the search for science, interstellar archeology, and even search for a divine being - GOD, may be other options too for them. Or like us, they may merely may need to know how and why we exist! Everyone assumes faster than light travel - other options may be possible too. At one point mankind kind thought going faster than 100 MPH in a train was impossible, same as going faster than the speed of sound, both eventually to be proven wrong. We are still a very young, naive society of beings only in our earliest years of tech development. Much of our understanding of Physics is still "theory" "assumption" and speculation. That too will change with time and more experience. For the most part most of what we think we know is just guessing. @@jwenting

[@donaldwilson2548]

Nice job Mark! I really enjoyed the film. The truth is out there, and it's also here.

[@Evadnogard]

Great story. Well written and very insightful. Definitely thought provoking. Good job sir!

[@isheikh7781]

Mark, this an excellent film. The dialogue just oozes wisdom.

[@tracygentil7123]

Was a little hesitant about this film but continued to watch, glad I did, enjoyed the movie. Can't wait for the next chapter. And many more.

[@ThrowAway-ID]

Finally!!! The kinda movie I've been lookin for ever since I saw "The Network" (1976) and John Carpenter's "They Live" (1988). Like someone else mentioned earlier, the first 10 minutes or so is a lil shaky and might turn you off but I encourage you to get through it. The rest of the movie is WELL WORTH IT ❤

[@GeschichtenUndGedanken]

I love it! This movie is very well thought through and brought to life by a great team. To go on a journey and be inspired as well as entertained is essential to me. They did it!

[@bartholetbay412]

Great video, have always known there’s more to life than meets the eye, I feel like in this life i am supposed to be doing more than i am doing for the people i love. been seeking for an eye opening enlightenment, a way to be more influential, powerful and protected.

[@haynesatteh4463]

oh well you can achieve that by being a part of the illuminatus brotherhood, i know it sounds like a mystery buthere t are ways you can actually get in contact with them

[@bartholetbay412]

@@haynesatteh4463 hi, isn't the brotherhood a myth?

[@haynesatteh4463]

@@bartholetbay412 Well it is not and you can't actually expect it to be open to everyone, but if you want to know more you can look up ANTHONY MARK SZYMON online you will find something interesting.

[@bartholetbay412]

@@haynesatteh4463 oh really, i just saw his website, interesting.i will leave him a message.

[@dwwilliams19732013]

Try God. Working for me.

[@penny6992]

I don't often leave comments but must on this occasion. Really enjoyed this film - loved the story, hooked me from the very beginning, kept changing my mind who was on the side of good (& still unsure about The Big Three!). Thank you for the upload!

[@briandavies3780]

All in all This is a cool Sife better than some big budget films you see on the cinema or TV, thank you for making it .

[@frederickratel4231]

I've watched this film several times. Yes, extraterrestrial beings are here - at least since 1900. Excellent film.

[@stratoslaspas9069]

Very well done. One of the best sci-fi movies I've seen

[@bartduynstee1577]

excellent movie. one of the best i have seen in a while

[@JJ33438]

Great little film. Liked the story line! thanks for this.

[@alfredcerwensky7646]

I enjoyed this. The story was well worth the effort 😊 TY...

[@MikeHarrison3266]

At the end when the small case was opened I really wanted her to find a chocolate-glazed doughnut with rainbow sprinkles.

[@marbleman52]

@MikeHarrison3266....Lol...And I was thinking a McDonalds Big Mac from the future...!!

[@Craigevansagain]

this has made my day thank you!

[@gregorytremaine1164]

This had that "Twilight Zone" feel to it,. I really liked this movie

[@TechNed]

I quite enjoyed that. Thank you.

[@rindordrums]

An awful lot of talk. But compelling enough to watch to the end. And glad I did. Good movie. Worth a watch.

[@kreed445]

Madame President almost looks like Steven Tyler

[@thinkfloyd2594]

Perhaps, if he died ten year ago. She's skeletal

[@northernlassie2755]

The most rag tag malnurished scruff of a president ....not working in this position.

[@starguy2718]

Dude looks likes a lady. 😄😄😄

[@edwardstone1654]

A female Steve Tyler😂

[@Daniel-ml3gt]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ghost84429]

That was pretty good!

[@paranjothybs3712]

If you like only conversation movies without any action then this movie is for you .

[@jericharlton1229]

Yes , I should have read the book. Maybe then I could have imagined better looking actor characters.

[@treadingtheboards2875]

I was in a stage production of 12 Angry Men which is all conversation with very little action. After watching this, I kept thinking it would make a descent stage show.

[@celena58]

Excellent production, very well made. Thanks for sharing it with us. I loved it from beginning to end. Wish lots of Success. God Bless you all 🙏

[@LindaEvans-cv3bs]

Perfect

[@michaelhoran407]

This proved to be a really good movie.

[@brieziethirteen13]

Sometimes I get lucky with these . This is one of those times. Well done loved the ending especially. I saved it to my playlist . Hope to see more from you.

[@Dragonmist1]

If aliens wanted to eat our faces, they would have already. That aside, it's an awesome movie. Thank you 😊

[@FredMoore-x1s]

A wonderful movie.

[@GustineGabusbelang]

The message is very interesting...👍

[@Sammyli99]

Good. Worth a watch, surprising and thoughtful, and probably all true.

[@MQShawGravity]

“…I disabled the faraday cage after the meeting.” 😂😂😂

[@Traitorman..Proverbs26.11]

About as good as “the neutrons are mutating”.

[@brianfpp540]

That was a wonderful surprise, what a well structured and thought out film. Credit due to good writing,excellent believable characters and fine acting. Thoroughly enjoyed this film and would recommend to those with an inquisitive mind and not those looking for an alien creature feature.

[@jopoochie1701]

It's worth the watch! 👽

[@erynlasgalen1949]

The use of the Albinioni fragment in the background music was genius. Clearly some intelligence went into this movie. For anyone who is puzzled, this piece of music was recovered from the ashes of Dresden.

[@callyman]

Amazing Mivie! I expected mediocrity and was speechless at what i recieved. Excellent scriptwriting and truly acting all round! The ending was exactly how it should have been no sequel necessary

[@Luckyrider1958]

Yep. Aliens determined we're too primitive and violent to deal with at this time.

[@dawnritchie3620]

Thank you for bringing creative insights to touch on this subject.

[@lazysummerdayes7]

A B+ movie. The actors were stilted in their speech. The wigs on the women were horrendous and the president looked like a man in drag but I loved the story line. Great Job!

[@chirstopheranlcock4616]

Everyone is a critic mark but if they haven't written and directed what do they know.Good job.

[@JCC_1975]

I really enjoyed it. I do agree, when you make a part 2 please send out a notification!! It left me wondering 💜

[@billderinbaja3883]

Mark Lund: When Sci Fi presents science in a way that is believable it lends great weight to the quality of thinking and presentation. The first part of this film, the Presidential Briefing, is extremely realistic in the way it is presented... territoriality of "competing" agencies, the types of questions and postulates that would be injected, military uniform and insignia, format of a briefing (keep it brief... like an onion, presented in layers according to the response of people in the room). Even the participation of the President is realistic... people in high leadership (most people) know that listening to "experts" is how you learn... a smart President would ask questions to keep people on point, then sit back and listen and form opinions. You and your team are to be highly commended, I've never seen this done better. : One thing you could tighten in your story - US Space Command would not initiate a reconnaissance mission to L2 without White House participation... the CoS and DNSA would determine whether the President was aware... that possibility opens a whole different line to the story.

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

The President looked like a homeless woman. 😂

[@Garwfechan-ry5lk]

Thought provoking, excellently written and acted.

[@pbes2006]

Thank you for this movie. It was very inspiring!

[@mr.bertnearnie3603]

Madam President did not have the kackle laugh I expected!🤔

[@bradcarpo5917]

Amazing

[@noahstanley5891]

The alien craft is a near replica of our SR-71 that has been decommissioned. Developed in the 1940's flying in the 1960`s

[@lauriemayne7436]

Yes, including the jet blast propulsion. It's a shame. A simple chrome-plated disc would have done the trick.

[@markbate5158]

Really good,need part two though !!

[@cowboygeologist7772]

I tried watching this before and had to leave so didn't get very far into it. I'm so glad it came up as a recommendation. I really liked it. Good job!

[@kedo1500]

Congrats to a wonderful effort, continuity, and message!

[@winstonsmith935]

How do we know Aliens aren’t already controlling this planet!

[@jonmyers8046]

That ending was friggin awesome! When those ships decloaked that girl almost pooped herself lol. Funny how they looked a lot like the Blackbird we developed years ago 🤔

[@ivanh6509]

I thought that this was very well done. I would like to know more about how the “aliens" are from Earth.

[@catface3473]

Leads to speculation ..doesn't it..?..I could have a couple of theories to discuss..at my age it would be engrossing conversation..I have been berating myself for not attending more school instead of sneaking off to the river..alas..🐱

[@ivanh6509]

It certainly begs the question of an ancient civilization , or a breakaway society. Also, the most useful learning is done outside of school, usually by a river.

[@BlackDidThis]

MUCH to be said and as much to be criticized... But in the end, it is best to accept that they had a good story with plausible connections for the audience. Congratulations are in order, although I would present fewer to Mr Starr, since the availability of open-source resources in 2021 does render "budget" as not as demanding a factor... And even my first-term students would not have presented such "effects" for their term projects, fearing a mediocre grade at best. I could only assume it all possibly boiling down to computational power you guys just did not have... And had to make due. With hopes for the many more of such projects to developed with your persistence to create what you just must. THANK you for sharing this with us. I have personally enjoyed it plenty.

[@cathrynestone260]

“Had to make due “ This is such awful English that I have to speculate as to your melieu if you’re a professor or teacher of high school, surely one would know how to write. To act thus toward a student or to someone’s trials and errors is not becoming for a teacher of any stature.

[@BlackDidThis]

@@cathrynestone260 I've given lectures for years in Universities covering algorithmic programming and simulation (applied fluid dynamics at the time), computer animation and illustrative application of computer graphics. But fortunately for my students: the classes ARE NOT IN ENGLISH. I hope this can make you happy and hopefully a lot less grumpy. Although; much of the terminology sadly does enforce me to have to introduce English every once a while (to their misfortune. But I do my best). Both due to English being my 4th language in my level of proficiency, and to my habit of confusing sentence structures between the languages I am unfortunately obligated to use rather often: I tend to disgust linguistic snobs (From lack of a better word. Please help me word it out better for you if you wouldn't mind... And in case you, or anyone else, may reflexively go for it: I find it VERY wrong to use the word Karen; since I know at least one Karen that deserves no such criticism) like your person. So such: I find it appropriate to apologise that I had to make due with "had to make due"... That is just SUCH a horrible thing to say. Thank you so much for pointing it out. Nonetheless... I have not grasped fully if you were only intent on bashing me or trying to compliment the visual effects achieved in this production. If it is the latter: I am afraid, it seems only that our conversation shall be doomed to be as superficial as this one. You really do need to learn a bit more about the subject matter. If it is the former: I am sure you should have better things to do in your life. As you would agree full-heartedly... I am not worth it. Have a wonderful life Ms/rs/iss/x/Ze/Zir/They/Them/Xe/Xem"whatEver" Cathryne Stone... Please understand if I choose to ignore you today onwards. It is seemingly the best for the both of us. The contrary may not prove productive. Do take care of yourself and yours. I wish you the best

[@denbo4023]

A good watch - with some interesting dialogue. Kept itself in safe areas - moon landing, NASA, also threw in an all-seeing-eye with obelisk which seems to be a requirement for funding. Thanks for posting.

[@ShamrockBoardRemovalCommitee]

Hey Mark Lund, unless I'm having Deja Vu, this is the second time I have watched. My comment goes to the plane leaving around 1:36 in the film. Plane fades away after powering up to accelerate, but lights from the engines still show in the sky. Bloody Brilliant. Looked exactly what people describe as UFOs.

[@fhuber7507]

6:30 it's a "closed door meeting" with just President, her aid, the General and major expected... and they have the seats and table set up already to accomodate the "unexpected guests" How to break believability in one easy lesson.

[@dathyr1]

Interesting movie and really liked the ending. Makes us think about are the aliens people see from our future to come back and warn us of what is to come as we head in the current life directions on Earth. Always wondered, Can they be changed for the better. Right now Man is a destructive being. Time shall Tell.

[@SDR15160]

Aliens? The main player was human, from earth. Did I miss something? Possibly Jewish, last name, dove.

[@brianroberts815]

I think this is about the only movie wher90% takes place in a meeting room. Yay.

[@Luckyrider1958]

12 angry men? a CLASSIC?

[@tobybower6472]

Thank you Mark for a truly powerful movie, experience of what my heart tells me is the truth. Cheap..low budget but hard hitting

[@ThrowAway-ID]

Yo it hit me so hard when they were just casually discussing their distraction tactics in the meeting room like thousands of lives wouldn't be changed forever! I was actually gettin pissed cuz you know these meetings are actually happening in real life. Shit maybe even right now as I'm typin all this out! It's a wild idea!

[@robertaungpe8125]

53 minutes in...I love it! Madam President is a deep thinker 🌟👍😃❤️🇺🇸🙏✨🔥⚡🌹

[@tempestcallidora50]

Great story completely not what I was expecting thank I really enjoyed this

[@ourcolonel1685]

The German rocket program started around 1935, so Cedric must be about 120 years old. And his parents are about 150 years old. What will happen when the general learns anti gravity technology? Get another signature?

[@lisasternenkind6467]

Germany also studied anti-gravity techniques and further energy efficient transportation in the 1930's, which is the main reason it was under attack. There is a reason why more than 400 peace treaties by Germany were completely refused by the allies. I believe we are being watched closely by extraterrestrials. They seem to watch the allied forces of WW 1 & 2 very closely, as the most sightings are around their military areas. History is always written by the winner, and WW 1 & 2 is no exception. But the truth is out there. Maybe the world as it is can cover up, but the ET's will know and remember. Maybe the ET's come from outer space, but are also from our human future. Maybe the ET's are the ones who created us. I don't know, we don't know. But they seem to have disliked the heavy attacks on German cities, as they were watching and interfering with the British and US Airforce aircrafts when they were bombing German cities. They seem to have followed a restriction of becoming involved by stopping them from attacking them though. But the British and American pilots, together with their crews, reported light spheres following and circling them while they were flying and entering German territory. Crop circles appeared in the UK right after these attacks with phosphor bombs on German cities. UFO sightings appeared more often in the US and in the UK when and after the atomic bomb was placed on Nagasaki. The soviets too had a rising number of UFO sightings starting during WW 2 along the Siberia railway, which was built by German, Korean, and Japanese POW's, and also anti-communist prisoners. These sightings also happened around Gulags, military places, and atomic energy plants, such as Tschernobyl. Now we all know that these sightings also occurred around US atomic energy plants and also around US military areas, even interfering with the rocket bases multiple times. ET's seem to dislike or at least watch closely when it comes to military areas or engagement, and nuclear devices as well. I don't think they are afraid of us attacking them, as they are way ahead of our abilities. So why do they watch so closely? Probably because they want to either study our behaviour, or because they want to stop us from ruining the earth. They have proven that they can prevent nuclear weapons from launching because they wanted to show off their capabilities, or because this was to be a warning, or because they simply tried out whether they could. So I can't understand why certain people keep on starting wars, or why certain people aim at ruining existing thriving societies, for example by the EU policies, or by installing woke cult agenda in all western countries, leaving no place for people with another mindset and worldview to wander off to together with their families and friends. 😢

[@Kammreiter]

🤔 im German and there were no hints on research of anti gravity. And where are ~400 peace requests from Germany. Hitler even condemned Himmler for his treason in his last days. What happened in reality is that allies took the medical research of SS and the brain drain by operation paperclip and into Soviet Union. If you’re German you’d know what great boasting was made; we hadn’t lost if ideological reasoning weren’t the governing drive 😎 That science was flourishing had to do with sound value base and a mindset which is not based on common law and language desaster. Nearly any German speaking person understands every letter spoken 😮

[@deysonnieblas5855]

Mark,one day we will see this happen,thank you!!

[@michaelpaster1316]

I have a difficult time taking seriously this particular actor playing the president.

[@MrWeAllAreOne]

I thought the same and then the crumpled old crippled woman as the UK PM.... UTTER WOKE BS.

[@Lot-4656]

Her face is enough to scare aliens...

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

She looks like she slept in someone else’s clothes. And hasn’t washed for a month.

[@luisfelipedacostaleda251]

..que legal! ótima narrativa, viva a arte!

[@enoughofthis]

If you have mastered gravitational propulsion, i dont think you need Lagrange point anymore

[@Texaca]

...nor do you need Wings... why did their spacecraft have wings? 😆

[@m31Robert]

@@Texaca The gravitational propulsion can fail, this is just a small spacecraft for planetary atmospheres. And a Lagrange point might be an excellent place to hide between all the rubble, no course corrections needed. First signal def needs a follow-up.

[@gibfen1235]

Great story!!! Thanks!!!

[@lillia5333]

I really liked this movie. The major and the governor was great characters, giving the movie a nice suspense. Given the low budget, they used the simple surroundings very effective. The plot was full of suprises. The script was good. The speeches was sometimes a bit melodramatic and made me smile, but I didn't mind because they were short. The guy who played the general and the senator character could do with some more acting classes, I think. The music was great. I recognized a classical piece, don't remember the title. Really looking forward to the next movie. ❤

[@paulschreiber9384]

Tomaso Albinoni - Adagio in Gm

[@billrobson773]

The Major is wearing Lt Col rank. A Major wears a gold oak leafs for rank. I was a Major.....

[@Anajlirv]

I enjoyed this one!

[@darklipstikgirl3452]

This movie had a budget of $20.

[@garyjones8556]

And Hollywood would have cost 20 million and they wouldn’t have made it any better

[@Zif-the-Old-Herring]

A great character study. Not designed for visual eye candy. I usually yawn and wander away, but this time I recognized this work for what it was. Hitchcock used this approach to storytelling in "The Rope". Cool Beans Mr. Lund. Major Ellen Sampson needs to find a tailor to hem up that baggy uniform... That is Not Air Force regulation uniform. My favorite character, nonetheless.

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

I noticed her sleeves were too long.

[@tuathadenan]

This is awesome. Love the ending.

[@AmIsis777]

Excellent film, highly recommend. Thank you for the upload.