The Fourth Kind
Filmen heter; The Fourth Kind och handlar om psykologiska studier om
aliens. Filmen var som sagt helt okej, eller faktiskt mer än okej, den var riktigt bra!!!
Här kan ni se en trailer av filmen, som enligt mig är väldigt sevärd!!
"Based on the actual case studies", filmen kanske är verklighetsbaserad, vad tror ni? ;) hehe
När jag tänker så, så börjar det krypa i hela kroppen och jag får en känsla av att
något/något faktiskt finns där uppe ovan målnen och kanske då och då faktiskt dyker upp här
på vår planet.. ;)
Detta är en bild från ett klipp som är med i filmen, och detta
ska då vara det "äkta" materialet som använts för att skapa filmen,
och det var inte speciellt roligt att tänka på "att det har hänt" ^^
Här ska ni få läsa lite närmare i handlingen, men den finns bara summerad på engelska,
så ni får stå ut med det..
In 2002, Chapman University hosts a televised interview with psychiatrist Dr. Abigail "Abbey" Tyler. She tells her story of an alien abduction incident at Nome, Alaska in October 2000.
In August 2000, Abbey's husband, Will, is mysteriously murdered one night in his sleep, leaving her to raise their two children, Ashley and Ronnie. Dr. Campos, a doctor from Anchorage, encourages Abbey to take some time off but she refuses, stating that Will’s research must be continued.
Abbey returns to Nome to tape hypnotherapy sessions with three different patients, all of whom have the same experience: every night they have each seen a white owl at their window staring at them. Abbey puts a patient named Tommy under hypnosis, he then begins screaming and leaps off the couch. After Abbey awakens him, she asks Tommy what he saw but he refuses to answer and leaves. Later that night, Tommy holds his family at gunpoint, demanding to speak to Abbey. After a brief conversation with her, he mumbles something in a strange language then kills his family and himself. The local Sheriff, August, suspects that Abbey’s hypnosis is to blame.
The next morning, Dr. Campos arrives in Nome to see Abbey. He joins her for a session with another patient named Scott. While under hypnosis, Scott starts shaking, foaming at the mouth, floating and screaming in an alien language. After awakening him, Abbey suggests that Tommy and Scott were possibly victims of "alien abduction". Abbey's secretary, who was earlier instructed to make a transcript of Abbey’s tape recorded notes from the previous night, hands her the tape and hastily leaves the room. Abbey plays the tape which starts with her talking normally, until the tape goes quiet; Abbey is heard breathing heavily then screaming hysterically and a metallic voice is heard speaking in the background in the strange language. Abbey is shocked by the recording, not recalling any of those events happening. She then returns home and finds scratch marks in the floorboards that match up with her broken fingernails.
Abbey decides to contact, Dr. Odusami, who specializes in ancient languages. Once in Nome, he identifies the language on the tape as Sumerian. Later, Abbey gets a phone call from Scott’s wife who tells her that Scott is in hysterics, with an unexplained bruise on his arm; Scott demands to be hypnotized again. Under hypnosis, he bolts up, screams, and levitates while speaking in Sumerian. Later, Sheriff August goes to Abbey’s house and tells her Scott’s neck is broken and he is paralyzed. Convinced she is responsible, he begins to arrest her, but Dr. Campos arrives and pleads for clemency. The sheriff relents, but says she cannot leave her house, and places a deputy outside her residence.
At 3:33 am, the deputy awakens to something in the sky. He then rushes into the house to find Ashley has gone missing. A hysterical Abbey claims Ashley was abducted by aliens. The sheriff thinks she is insane and removes her son from her custody. To get Ashley back, Abbey decides that she must make contact with these beings, and the only way to do that is to be hypnotized.
Dr. Campos and Dr. Odusami tape her session and, once hypnotized, she remembers seeing the white owl looking at her, smiling. She then says it is not really an owl, and begins screaming. She also screams various words in Sumerian, yet it is not her voice. Something is then injected into her shoulder and she remembers drills. Abbey later wakes up in the hospital with a neck brace on. Sheriff August reveals to her that Will committed suicide, because whatever he was after drove him to the edge. Abbey concludes she must have unknowingly created a delusion to repress the actual events of that night.
During the 2002 interview, Abbey says her patients and herself were all abducted then returned. They have no memory of where they went, but remember a feeling of total hopelessness. The interview ends, revealing Abbey is in a wheelchair, as her neck was also broken.
The film ends saying that Abbey was cleared of any wrongdoing, particularly in the disappearance of Ashley, who was never found. Her son, Ronnie is estranged from her. Abbey left Alaska and now lives on the East Coast of the continental U.S. It is also stated that Nome has had the highest number of unsolved disappearances in all of Alaska, and the FBI has visited them more than any other Alaskan city in the last fifty years.
Basis in reality
Although the film's events are grandly fictional, its claims about Nome's missing persons history and frequent visits by the FBI are not; since the 1960s, many visitors to the town have reportedly vanished, some whose disappearances were never solved. Ten people have gone missing in the town since 1990. The movie is based on the theory that the missing-persons cases were actually alien abductions.
Så vad tror ni, är den värd att se? Är det verkligen så att det kanske finns aliens? Jag tycker iallafall att ni borde ge filmen en chans, och se den när det är mörkt, det kommer ge bäst effekt ;) hehe
- PUSS
