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Crop Circles: Quest for Truth (2002)
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Reviews Counted:16
Fresh:10
Rotten:6
Average Rating:5.7/10
Theatrical Release:Aug 23, 2002 Limited
Synopsis: Crop Circles: Quest for Truth is a compelling and provocative feature-length documentary full of never-before-seen footage and interviews with leading Crop Circles researchers and scientists, some... [More]
Director: William Gazecki
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Reviews for Crop Circles: Quest for Truth
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 3/5 |
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This documentary’s subtitle of ‘quest for truth’ is a misnomer because its director isn’t particularly interested in the truth at all. Full Review |
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4/5 |
CROP CIRCLES raises questions that aren’t easy to dismiss and, more, makes you ponder why the establishment turns a disinterested and somewhat uppity blind eye to them. Full Review |
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4/5 |
A fascinating, if particularly one-sided, examination of the crop circle phenomenon. Full Review |
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6/10 |
For the In Search Of generation, the combination of circles and Stonehenge are practically enough to make you start rocking quietly in the corner. Full Review |
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2.5/4 |
The people interviewed in this film... share one common value: they want to believe. From farm owners to biophysicists, many have dedicated themselves to continue beyond the obvious... Fox Mulder would have been proud. Full Review |
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B+ |
This is an intelligent film, no crackpots here, that successfully delivers its message without dumbing it down. Full Review |
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3/5 |
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2.5/4 |
Less a pure documentary than it is a fact-finding mission, with the real story waiting to be presented somewhere down the line. Full Review |
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2/5 |
Comes off as less a 'quest for truth' than an extended example of preaching to the converted. Full Review |
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3/4 |
Gazecki ... offers some compelling information about these mysterious field formations, yet his particular point of view leaves some nagging questions unaddressed. Full Review |
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0/4 |
Gazecki's film is so journalistically flawed and needlessly melodramatic that it will be treasured only by those who share his singular vision. Full Review |
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It's inspiring and consistently exciting to the eye, mind and heart, as the plentiful formations -- global, but most of these English -- stimulate the imagination with their incredible beauty and complexity.
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2/5 |
Regrettably, except for the visual power of the circles, very little of that excitement makes its way into this rather dour, deadly earnest work. Full Review |
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Why Crop Circles now, if not to ride the hype of M. Night Shyamalan's Signs to some quick cash? The movie's rambling, slapdash, repetitious nature suggests as much. Full Review |
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As you watch, you begin to really wonder what this world is all about and how it works and how you fit in, in a metaphysical kind of way. Full Review |
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