5/5 Could this intervention theory be "the truth in plain sight?"
  by Terenzu 4 America (Nor Cal)
Having read books by such scholars as Michael Cremo and Zacharia Sitchin, I found nothing in this History presentation to be to far fetched. I plan to purchase at least three copies to give as birthday gifts to Muslim friends. Then, so long as they do not go all jihad on me, I will live to give another copy to a kinsman for his Christmas gift. That too, will cause quite a stir amongst these other "fundamentalists" who can not accept "the truth in plain sight".

5/5 Assistance in the Darker Days, Ancient Aliens-Amazon
  by Michael A. Lilly (Charlotte Hall, MD (USA))
This DVD appears to be a more modern version of "Chariots Of The Gods" by Erich von Daniken. This just convinces me all the more that our development as human's was seeded by what we call aliens. I'd like to think they come from our deepest ocean trenches and that the first aliens may have been called Atlanteans. This DVD just gets me to thinking of possibilities of what may have transpired in the past.

4/5 makes you think about our life
  by Bill Coleman
i watched this show on the history channel and loved it. i have been a believer is this sort of stuff for many years. i read the old bookd of "In search of acient astronats" and some of the others like that..so loved this video.

5/5 I agree with "supes" & "infinity"
  by Hamid Nabhani (Hawthorne, CA)
This program was very interesting and the cinematography was great. This is more of an "open your mind" type of program. I realize that some theories presented in this program are a bit far fetched but the entertainment value more than makes up for it. The great scenery shown of Pre-Columbian sites in Central & South America were particularly interesting as well. History Channel obviously put in a lot of time and effort into the production and quality of this program. The people who gave this program a bad review, I think, forgot to take the content with a grain of salt.

1/5 This is NOT in widescreen format as advertised!
  by C. J. Elder (Santa Maria, CA United States)
Yes, they shot it in widescreen format, THEN they chopped it down to a 4:3 letterbox format for this DVD! So this is in fullscreen, NOT widescreen. Actually, it's not even in real fullscreen format either, because the thick black bars run across the top and bottom of your TV as well as the left and right sides, leaving very little real estate for the actual video. You try to play this on a widescreen TV and you'll find about half the screen blacked out and the video is shrunken down into the middle of that big black box. TOTALLY annoying! WHY did you do this, History Channel??? If I knew beforehand that the History Channel put out such a rotten video format like this, I never would have bought this DVD. I was hoping this DVD would be better quality than the program I recorded off the TV, but this DVD is WORSE! I WANT MY MONEY BACK!

Other than this HUGE annoyance, the documentary itself is great, but unfortunately they ruined the video format. They REALLY need to fix this, and if someday they do decide to fix it by restoring it back to the original widescreen format, I'll be more than happy to come back here and change this to a 5 star review which it otherwise deserves.