This documentary is the sequel to the first documentary made in 2014 titled "Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs". It begins on Thanksgiving Day 2017 and ends about a year later around Thanksgiving Day. In it we find a somewhat depressed Christo continuing to search the night sky over Monterey Bay in search of UFOs and, sure enough, he continues to find and video record them along with the help of a similarly interested male friend as well as a rather attractive "spiritual" type female admirer he attracted because of the celebrity brought to him by the first documentary.
But, his jovial disposition has been dampened due to a landlord that has raised his rent, one of his beloved dogs nearing the end of its life and requiring to be put to sleep, and his own worsening health problem. He will have to muster all of his inner strength to overcome these and will eventually find the inner peace he had been searching for years to attain.
He notes that often his nocturnal attempts to communicate with the various hovering UFOs over Monterey Bay are interrupted by the sudden appearance of helicopters that seem to be trying to chase the ET craft away! No doubt they are military aircraft and one wonders what is the quality of the close up video their crews are obtaining of these alien craft. Of course, the general public will never see those videos and we are only left with the far lower quality ones that Christo manages to obtain.
He approached the producers of the first documentary requesting they do a second, but they declined apparently because they thought his story had, more or less, been completely told. But, no, there was much more to it and this second documentary fills us in on what that is. Will there be a third installment? Something tells me there will be and that we will see Christo Roppolo back with even better equipment so he can capture high resolution video of these ET UFOs that will begin to show structural details on them when they dim out enough to permit that.
Those who enjoyed the first documentary will, like me, probably enjoy this sequel as well.
But, his jovial disposition has been dampened due to a landlord that has raised his rent, one of his beloved dogs nearing the end of its life and requiring to be put to sleep, and his own worsening health problem. He will have to muster all of his inner strength to overcome these and will eventually find the inner peace he had been searching for years to attain.
He notes that often his nocturnal attempts to communicate with the various hovering UFOs over Monterey Bay are interrupted by the sudden appearance of helicopters that seem to be trying to chase the ET craft away! No doubt they are military aircraft and one wonders what is the quality of the close up video their crews are obtaining of these alien craft. Of course, the general public will never see those videos and we are only left with the far lower quality ones that Christo manages to obtain.
He approached the producers of the first documentary requesting they do a second, but they declined apparently because they thought his story had, more or less, been completely told. But, no, there was much more to it and this second documentary fills us in on what that is. Will there be a third installment? Something tells me there will be and that we will see Christo Roppolo back with even better equipment so he can capture high resolution video of these ET UFOs that will begin to show structural details on them when they dim out enough to permit that.
Those who enjoyed the first documentary will, like me, probably enjoy this sequel as well.