Sasquatch The Quest: New Trailer
Posted by: Loren Coleman on March 6th, 2011
It looks like this trailer, just released, is brand new and few have seen it. Some big guns are in this. No denying that.
Take a moment. View this. What do you think?
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I cannot wait. This is going to blow my mind. I was only a few hours away from a Bigfoot search going on in Wilkes County in NC and I was not able to make it there. I’m shaking in anticipation for this never before seen evidence of Bigfoot. Amazing.
I am both excited yet skeptical. Either way I am looking forward to this documentary. Seeing Dr. Meldrum interviewed I think is a good thing as I am not familiar with the others involved.
Has there been any formal date released for the release of the documentary?
It looks very interesting, but how many documentaries have we seen previews for that looked fantastic only to be disappointed by the actual documentary itself? I’m surprised about the comment on DNA of an unknown animal being the Holy Grail so to speak. I’m fairly certain that DNA samples of a previously unknown primate have been found previously without the rest of the scientific community suddenly jumping on the bandwagon. Seems like it’s worth watching in any case.
Is this a set of DVD’s, a show on some history channel or National Geo, or a DVD? Do we watch it on their website? A lot of questions, I apologize.
Until the evidence they talk about is presented for peer-review there is no evidence, just talk.
The tone of the documentary that can be gathered through that clip makes me suspect that, whatever evidence they have, is NOT that conclusive.
With UFO videos no matter how clear or defined the object you capture, there will always be the dark shadow of a probable hoax, because of the great advances in CGI software —flying saucers are fairly easy to fake with a computer, with a few exceptions.
But what about Bigfoot? I’ve been predicting the appearance of the first convincing CGI hoaxed video of a Sasquatch on Youtube for a number of years now, but that hasn’t happened yet because faking a primate with a computer is several orders of magnitude more difficult than faking a UFO —with the latter you start with a symmetrical static shape and your biggest concern is the lighting and camera tracking. With a bipedal digital marionette you have many more balls to juggle at the same time.
So what I’m saying here is, if they really have a clear close-up video of a Sasquatch, then they wouldn’t really be any need for this type of documentary! you just show the footage, and you instantly re-write the history books. Case closed.
I’m eagerly waiting to see what they have to show, but just like with Episode 1, I fear I’m going to be disappointed.
I would like them to prove it without a doubt and see genuine good quality footage but am not too enthused after seeing the ‘marketing’ of it.
Scientific discovery of this nature does not need the marketing hype of a latest release movie.
I hope their video does not disappoint and is not padded excessively to draw time out to half an hour on topics that could be conveyed easily in 2 minutes.
It seems they did get out there and make an effort unlike most people. Good on them for that.
In science, it usually goes like this. You log on to Yahoo! one day…whoa…click on it…and read something that is frequently totally new to you, and once in a while blows your mind.
Scientists don’t crow – or even squeak, much less Premonitorily Rumble – until the proof is in the bag. And when they release the proof, I’ll be damned, it’s real. And before then, few have even heard of it.
There do indeed seem to be some real heavy hitters here. But when I see misty mountains, full moons and drumbeats, I go, whuh-oh.
It’s like Leila says. Scientists don’t like to be embarrassed. And when they see those Marketiing Signatures, they too, go, whuh-oh, steer clear of this.
Crypto tries to entice the Great Mass. They’re appealing to the wrong people. It’s the scientists they need to convince. Get them, and you have, automatically, everyone else.