Working with fascinating ideas and quite an intriguing subject, the film is always interesting to watch, but with a rather dull script it fails to be totally convincing or riveting. There is not much proof to back the ideas up either, and one of the biggest mysteries of the world, Stonehenge, is not even mentioned. Either way, the material that the film covers is generally good, in particular the Egyptian mysteries and the Easter Island statues. There is some really good on-location photography too, and it is all set to a perfectly fitting score. It is far from being perfect, and some of the ideas are out-of-date, however at the risk of repeating myself, it is quite fascinating, interesting stuff.
Review of Chariots of the Gods
