The UFO Incident

1975

Action / Biography / Drama / History / Romance / Sci-Fi

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Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 42% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.5/10 10 1036 1K

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Plot summary

In the early 1960s, an interracial couple undergo hypnosis, which unlocks memories of a forgotten event on a lonely road. Soon they believe they were abducted by extraterrestrials.

Director

Richard A. Colla Photo
Richard A. Colla

Top cast

James Earl Jones Photo
James Earl Jones as Barney Hill
Dick O'Neill Photo
Dick O'Neill as General James Davison
Vic Perrin Photo
Vic Perrin as Narrator
Beeson Carroll Photo
Beeson Carroll as Lt. Colonel Jack MacRainey
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898.45 MB
1280*960
English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 37 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Ian S 5 / 10

Three good performances. Seen worse

Three good performances. Seen worse.
Reviewed by John C 3 / 10

During the nineties when 'The X-Files' was at

During the nineties when 'The X-Files' was at its peak, I remember reading about the actual case 'The UFO Incident' was based on. It's about Betty and Barney Hill who were driving home through the American countryside who later claimed to have been abducted by aliens back in the sixties. On the plus side, the movie has a very capable lead, i.e. James Earl Jones (not to forget Estelle Parsons as his on-screen wife) who both do their best to elevate the material. Their chemistry sure does bring an emotional weight which keeps the story from falling completely flat. Unfortunately, the script is hampered by how it's been made (unlike the far superior 'Fire in the Sky' which came prior to 'The X-files,' but only slightly). Much of the runtime is devoted to hypnotic regression sessions and lengthy dialogue recounting what supposedly happened. While this may reflect the 'true' case, cinematically it creates awful pacing problems. The result is a movie that feels like it’s “all tell” with very little “show.” Suspense and atmosphere are sacrificed for endless explanation, making the film drag despite its intriguing subject matter and excellent performances. There are a few eerie moments sprinkled throughout, but they’re too little too late to sustain the tension or deliver on the promise of the premise. The film ultimately plays more like a docudrama reenactment rather than a gripping sci-fi thriller, leaving viewers wishing the film-makers had leaned harder into the cinematic possibilities of the story.
Reviewed by Richard G 1 / 10

Betty and Barney Hill had no recollection of

Betty and Barney Hill had no recollection of what had happened to them on Sept 19 1961, but they had dreams about an abduction that had taken place on that date as they were driving through New Hampshire. They decided to try to get some interpretation of their dreams by contacting a psychiatrist several years later - a psychiatrist who put them under hypnosis in order to try to get them to relive their experiences. In the meantime, they had driven along the same route (Route 3) in NH to try to find the road that led off rt.3 and to the place where they had been abducted. They were never able to find the narrow road that led off rt.3 despite repeated attempts. Some of the medical procedures that they claimed, under hypnosis, to have experienced are not credible for an advanced civilization. All in all, the story, told under hypnosis and not otherwise remembered, is a fabrication of their collective subconscious..
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