Graham Hancock dares to ask questions which have been Tabooed, till now, by mainstream academia. I'm not sure if such an advanced civilization actually existed but the questions which have been raised via the documentary through archaeological findings (hitherto neglected by mainstream academia) compels one into at least re-thinking the traditional way of analyzing evidences. It's extremely fascinating to watch and I rate it 10/10 in order to promote such daring effort.
There is one thing which i did not like though. Instead of just asking questions, Hancock, in a way, imposes his 'might be' pre conceived "theory" of existence of prehistoric civilization on the viewers. I think it leaves a lasting impact if you just leave the viewers with questions and not spoonfeed them into thinking in a particular way. Having said that it's an extremely fascinating and, at times, a wild ride.
There is one thing which i did not like though. Instead of just asking questions, Hancock, in a way, imposes his 'might be' pre conceived "theory" of existence of prehistoric civilization on the viewers. I think it leaves a lasting impact if you just leave the viewers with questions and not spoonfeed them into thinking in a particular way. Having said that it's an extremely fascinating and, at times, a wild ride.
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