Betty and Barney Hill were an American couple who claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrials in a rural portion of New Hampshire on September 19—20,…
You non believers ask yourselves…why would a perfectly normal American
middle class couple make this up?…what could they possibility gain from
it ?…open your minds!
The Hills were a highly dysfunctional couple, both with records of
emotional instability (frightening in that Betty was a social worker) and
who perpetually felt alienated from the rest of society due to their mixed
race couple status. Betty, though coming off as timid, completely dominated
her husband in an emotional sense to the point where she was able to
transpose ideas and thoughts into his mind. Whatever was left of her
credibility was completely destroyed when, years later, she claimed that
she saw aliens and ships two or three times a month due to having
established a special psychic connection with them. She actually stated
that she knew of a special ocean inlet where she would go at night just to
(no joke) wave and say «Hi, guys!» to the aliens just happening to be
passing through.
@1:09:40-This is where the story falls through. If she didn’t know where
she was from on the map and the ‘leader’ didn’t find any point telling her
where he was from, then why didn’t the ‘leader’ show her where she was on
the map and then point to where he was from? Obviously they got to the
Earth from where they were from, right? -unless they were lost.
Pretty good movie. James Earl Jones was amazing. My favorite part was when
Estelle Parsons’ «Betty» is reliving the moment when the two of them are
being led to the spaceship and she’s saying «Bah-knee, wake up.» then the
alien says in her voice «Is ‘Bah-knee’ his name?»
Hilarious!
I’m terrible, I know, but I keep thinking did anyone ever say to them «Hey
Betty and Barney, where’s Wilma and Fred?»
this takes me way back to 1965. I think I was in 5th or 6th grade at the
time. My teacher brought in a copy of Look Magazine (I thought it was Life
but the internet says it was Look) For a couple of days she would read a
little of the story to the class at the end of the day. All the kids in my
class were so excited and couldn’t wait for the class to end the next day
so we could hear more of the story. I wonder how close to telling the real
story this old movie is. I just watched it again and it sure makes one
think. Are we alone?
Betty and Barney Hill are often called «the first alien abductees», but
that’s not true. They were the first to be publicized widely in the media.
Carl Sagan in an episode of Cosmos totally demolished this story.
You non believers ask yourselves…why would a perfectly normal American
middle class couple make this up?…what could they possibility gain from
it ?…open your minds!
I hope this movie won some awards..the acting is chilling…
The Hills were a highly dysfunctional couple, both with records of
emotional instability (frightening in that Betty was a social worker) and
who perpetually felt alienated from the rest of society due to their mixed
race couple status. Betty, though coming off as timid, completely dominated
her husband in an emotional sense to the point where she was able to
transpose ideas and thoughts into his mind. Whatever was left of her
credibility was completely destroyed when, years later, she claimed that
she saw aliens and ships two or three times a month due to having
established a special psychic connection with them. She actually stated
that she knew of a special ocean inlet where she would go at night just to
(no joke) wave and say «Hi, guys!» to the aliens just happening to be
passing through.
For the record, to a non-American, this is how Americans seem. Nothing but
fakers and actors.
Loved the movie, I never saw it on TV. Thanks for putting it on YouTube.
Is this real or a movie
I find it highly suspect that the Travis Walton abduction just happened to
take place just a week and a half after this story aired on
television.
A slow scrolling script in black and white always means get ready for some
facts !
@1:09:40-This is where the story falls through. If she didn’t know where
she was from on the map and the ‘leader’ didn’t find any point telling her
where he was from, then why didn’t the ‘leader’ show her where she was on
the map and then point to where he was from? Obviously they got to the
Earth from where they were from, right? -unless they were lost.
Pretty good movie. James Earl Jones was amazing. My favorite part was when
Estelle Parsons’ «Betty» is reliving the moment when the two of them are
being led to the spaceship and she’s saying «Bah-knee, wake up.» then the
alien says in her voice «Is ‘Bah-knee’ his name?»
Hilarious!
I’m terrible, I know, but I keep thinking did anyone ever say to them «Hey
Betty and Barney, where’s Wilma and Fred?»
Never mind.
Did the real Betty and Barney fight like these two did??
The acting it’s really good great leads I felt like it was a doc
Life is dysfunctional
this story fascinates me.
One can not simply abduct, Darth Vader….
Atlantic
I was checking the credits to find out who did the closing
narrative…Could it have been Rod Serling?
Betty is not much of a looker. James Earl Jones could do much better.
What a beautiful man James Earl Ray is, along with the real Barney Hill.
this takes me way back to 1965. I think I was in 5th or 6th grade at the
time. My teacher brought in a copy of Look Magazine (I thought it was Life
but the internet says it was Look) For a couple of days she would read a
little of the story to the class at the end of the day. All the kids in my
class were so excited and couldn’t wait for the class to end the next day
so we could hear more of the story. I wonder how close to telling the real
story this old movie is. I just watched it again and it sure makes one
think. Are we alone?
Hey that’s Beverly from Roseanne!
I had missing time after seeing some thing id love to find out more crazy
shit.
They were dressed in white uniforms and had blasters in their hands.