r/aliens • u/throwawayduo186 True Believer • Nov 24 '23
Were the beings from Close Encounters of the Third Kind the same beings recovered in the Nazca caves? Analysis Required
Twitter user compares the being from Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind with the mummies recovered from the Nazca cave.
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u/Katerwurst Nov 24 '23
They were. Exactly the same to be precise. They were not even paid properly and acted up against Stephen Spielberg which resulted in them getting buried in the desert.
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u/Shakemyears Nov 24 '23
Buried next to the ET NES game cartridges
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u/TechnicianFalse3463 Nov 25 '23
That game had completely been erased from my mind(probably by aliens 👽)
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u/orangemonk Nov 25 '23
Youll never work on this planet again
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Nov 24 '23
I wonder if this is part of the whole "we've tried to soft disclose before but chickened out" narrative that you hear Grusch and others talk about. They were going to get us used to the idea of NHIs via films like Close Encounters and ET. Spielberg has some interesting links to all of this so it seems logical.
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u/xdjfrick Nov 24 '23
Also don’t for Flight of the Navigator, that one had a lot of stuff in it that’s recently been discussed likely accurate. UFO/drone
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u/Montezum Nov 24 '23
Wasn't there a thing about multiple alien species in it too?
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u/throwawayduo186 True Believer Nov 24 '23
You’re absolutely right. I hadn’t considered that movie.
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u/Dr_FeeIgood Nov 24 '23
That ship will still be one of the coolest things from my childhood film experience. Such a classic movie
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u/Saint_Sin Nov 24 '23
"The craft went from stationary to 80,000 feet instantly."
That scene from the movie was pretty much said to congress by cmd Fravor. Only in the movie its over a research compound and not the sea.
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u/ChrisusaurusRex Nov 24 '23
What’re you trying to say here?
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u/xdjfrick Nov 24 '23 edited Nov 24 '23
Sorry I can’t type worth a shit , I meant to say “Don’t forget the movie the Flight of The Navigator. “ It’s another very well made 80s action/kids/sci fi movie. The special effects still hold up today . The ship in the movie is a time traveling ,inter dimensional, shape shifting drone piloted by an ET/AI.
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u/Upbeat-Historian-296 Nov 24 '23
And it's a great movie to boot.
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u/catskraftsandcoffee Nov 24 '23
Siblings and I wore out that VHS tape! Still one of my favorite movies to this day!
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u/Queenofhearts33 Nov 24 '23
I always thought that little boy looked like an alien too 😂. Probably a hybrid and they snatched him to check up on him.
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u/kratomstew Nov 25 '23
Didn’t he try robbing a bank or something when he got older ? I forgot the details.
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u/sleepytipi Nov 24 '23
It's getting a reboot too. Bryce Dallas Howard is directing it apparently.
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u/mawesome4ever Nov 24 '23 edited Nov 24 '23
When’s this? I just watched the OG movie and wow, I remember hearing about it and seeing some YouTube videos on how it was created, didn’t know it was from this movie
EDIT: So they’ve been getting a reboot for at least 2 years: https://youtu.be/tyixMpuGEL8?si=pz3rNB_RVsna3lhn&t=37m32s
And captain D is where I had seen the creation thing from, should’ve guessed
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u/hashtagmiata Nov 24 '23
Paul Reubens did the ship’s voice. There’s even a part in the film where he does the Peewee laugh.
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u/Redaaku Nov 24 '23
Holy shit now I remember why I felt like I've seen it before when I watched that tictac vid for the first time. There's a scene in this movie where the spaceship is flying over the vast ocean and it's eerily similar to that scene from the movie.
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u/Left-Resource1039 Nov 24 '23
It was a kids sci-fi UFO movie so when the kids grow up, they'll be used to UFOs in the sky, much like today
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u/FlakingEverything Nov 24 '23
That's kind of interesting because Flight of the Navigator effects were practical effects dressed up as computer effects. They just called it computer graphics because it's a good marketing move for it's time. If you have the time, watch the video Captain Disillusion made on the subject (here).
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u/SneakyDragone Nov 24 '23
Cool, thanks for description and recommendation. Never heard of this before. Just searched local channels (aus) and it's on SBS on demand. That's Saturday morning's viewing taken care of.
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u/Traditional_Top3206 Nov 24 '23
Yeah let’s not also forget also all the hidden signs in “the flight of the navigator”
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Nov 24 '23
I was interested in your comment so I googled the movie and apparently Disney is remaking it as of 2021
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u/xdjfrick Nov 24 '23
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u/karmannsport Nov 24 '23
“Take me somewhere no one can find us”. ….proceeds to dive into the ocean. We’re on to you Disney!
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u/RoyalOGKush Nov 24 '23
Memory unlocked
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u/Rip9150 Nov 24 '23
I haven't even opened the link and I already have those memories flushing back. I was 2 when thatovie came out so probably 4 when it came out on VHS (yes kids, movies took 2 years to be able to watch at home back then.) And it quite possibly is the sole reason why I'm so interested in this stuff now.
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u/ingrowntoenailer Nov 24 '23
yes kids, movies took 2 years to be able to watch at home back then
2 years is nothing. In the 70's before home VCR's and cable we had to wait until it came out on one of the 3 broadcast TV channels. We would've been lucky if we only had to wait 2 years.
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u/Snot_S Nov 24 '23
Yeah I always remembered this from early childhood but never knew the title. Loved that shit
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u/casual_creator Nov 24 '23
Oddly enough, my strongest memory of this movie are the UFO’s steps. Not even necessarily how they appeared; just their design.
Also, a hot nurse. I seem to recall a hot nurse.
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u/karmannsport Nov 24 '23
It was a very young Sarah Jessica Parker.
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u/duuudewhat Nov 25 '23
Everybody should see flight of the navigator at least once in their lifetime. Amazing movie
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Nov 24 '23
I just rewatched the directors cut on YouTube and dang, there are things in there that i either forgot about or are new to me (directors cut) that looked very much like what we see now. Formations of orbs that are actual crafts. It showed a butt load of formations at the end of the movie at devils tower and it all looked so legit. Pretty damn good visual effects too for the 70s honestly.
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u/Disastrous-Bad-1185 Nov 24 '23
Plot twist: in an effort to disclose NHI in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Regan authorized real aliens to make a cameo.
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u/EnlightenedThinker1 Nov 24 '23
Except the movie came out in 1978
And Reagan dint take office until Jan 1981
Carter was POTUS
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u/choppa808 Nov 25 '23
I’m an old timer and huge sci fi nut. I don’t usually talk much on the UFO subject because after the decades it’s all the same regurgitated shit theories and i got tired of the let downs. However….Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind is the only movie that I feel is more of a documentary. I don’t have evidence of it. Just decades of reading on UFO forums dating back to CompuServe and AOL. But something about this movie just feels like it was more. A lot more. Maybe one day we’ll know the truth.
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u/societys_pinata Nov 24 '23
Didn’t he have Spielberg to the White House for a pre screening of ET and say something along the lines of how realistic it actually was or something?
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u/Nichinungas Nov 24 '23
Can you elaborate on this narrative? I’ve not heard it.
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u/noonecaresUK Nov 24 '23
that all the tells have been intentionally weaved throughout movies. Alt beyond this. NHI are embedded in Hollywood and use entertainment /media/news to distract and quash critical human thinking. It goes deep.
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u/monkmonk4711 Nov 24 '23
Disney prepping us for superhero disclosure.
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u/ryanmarquor Nov 25 '23
And then proceeding to shove an overly intertwined, convoluted, impossible to follow, plot-hole filled mess of a multiverse so that we would lose interest in superheroes altogether and thus stop caring if they actually exist or not.
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u/So-many-ducks Nov 24 '23
Well if that’s true I hope some films are NOT part of this effort (Alien, Species, Fire in the sky…)
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Nov 24 '23
I've just heard it mentioned in various places by legit people (at least people I consider legit). Gov and military people, not like a conspiracy theorist YouTube channel if you see what I mean. Grusch has mentioned it before (I think he touched on it in the Joe Rogan interview earlier this week). I can't be sure of all the places I've heard about it to be honest as I watch/read a lot of UFO stuff.
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u/BlackCoffeeGarage Nov 24 '23
Spielberg has had several instances of cinematic representations of things with that were not only just-as-described by witnesses/ abductees (inspiration is best when it is rooted in truth), but here we are with a physical manifestation of that sort of truthful representation. And I am so fucking here for it.
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u/pikeymikey22 Nov 24 '23
Or whoever built these props based them on the films. Seems more logical. Until they let some decent scientists look at them.
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u/RenderSlaver Nov 24 '23
It pains me this is so far down.
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u/Zozorrr Nov 24 '23
The mental gymnastics involved in trying to rationalize some lame immediately obvious rip off dolls of 1980s movie aliens as real and then trying to pretend it’s a plot to have the movies slowly introduce us to aliens before the real thing is astonishing
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u/Snaz5 Nov 25 '23
Everyone (here at least) wants them to be real, even if Occam’s Razor would speak to the opposite. So a lot of people aren’t interested in skepticism.
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u/RenderSlaver Nov 25 '23
Confirmation bias is real. I think this is wake up call to me just how delusional this sub is. Might be time for me to take a break.
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u/Gaius_Julius_Salad Nov 24 '23
He has did the show Taken which shows the origin of the cover up conspiracy
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u/NoReply10 Nov 24 '23
You realize the guy who did the presentation to Mexican parliament has been caught doing hoaxes before, right? You realize this is why he couldn’t get a serious American audience?
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Nov 24 '23
oh definitely, I think they’ve tried to soft disclose many more than that, here’s some real evidence:
They’re preparing us since movies came out with the genre. It must be related to Roswell happening. The pyramids were definitely a first hint made by the gods aka aliens, Von Daniken is a truth seeker and revealer of all the lies and conspiracy that worldwide governments have created with the Illuminati and their ties to Hollywood and aerospace industries. It’s all linked and obvious. No one sees it because they don’t want to believe it. The truth is out there. X-Files was another soft disclosure. Only us elite few can see it and how obvious it is that these movies are preparing us for the last 100 years to get ready for alien arrival and living together. Check out my list below it is so super accurate description that you’ll not believe it. You can make the connections if you’re smart enough and not brainwashed by the Illumine Worldwide which is the higher controlling committees of the Illuminati. I saw this on the History Channel and on subReddits that are super secret and classified to only a select few such as myself, Biden, and Trump. Look it up, it’s real. Watch the movies I listed and it will all become crystal clear.
“A Trip to the Moon” (1902) “The Invisible Ray (1936) “Flash Gordon” (1936) “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" (1982) “Alien" (1979) “Avatar" (2009) “Independence Day" (1996) “District 9" (2009) “Men in Black" (1997) “Predator" (1987) “Arrival" (2016) “Starship Troopers" (1997) “The Thing" (1982) “Mars Attacks!" (1996) "The Abyss" (1989) "Contact" (1997) "Under the Skin" (2013) "The Day the Earth Stood Still" (1951) "Super 8" (2011) "Signs" (2002) "Paul" (2011) "District 10" (coming soon might be a full disclosure!) "The Blob" (1958) "Lilo & Stitch" (2002)(soft disclosure for kids) “K-PAX" (2001) “Explorers" (1985) “Earth to Echo" (2014) “The Last Starfighter" (1984) “I Am Number Four" (2011) “Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1978) “The Fourth Kind" (2009) “War of the Worlds" (2005) “Starman" (1984) “The Fifth Wave" (2016) “The Cloverfield Paradox" (2018) “A Quiet Place" (2018) “The Andromeda Strain" (1971) “The Thing from Another World" (1951) “Forbidden Planet" (1956) “Enemy Mine" (1985) “Cocoon" (1985) “Dark Skies" (2013) “The Man Who Fell to Earth" (1976) “Batteries Not Included" (1987) “Alien Nation" (1988) “The Host" (2013) “The Forgotten" (2004) “Project Almanac" (2015) “The World's End" (2013) “The Watch" (2012) “The Arrival" (2016) “Cowboys & Aliens" (2011) “The Host" (2006) “Prometheus" (2012) “The Day the Earth Stood Still" (2008) “Battle: Los Angeles" (2011) “The Darkest Hour" (2011) also “50 Shades of Grey” (2015) (it has tons if secret coded messages for “greys” or the advanced alien species, plus its just a good movie)
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u/OnTheSlope Nov 25 '23
You can make the connections if you’re smart enough and not brainwashed
Nothing smarter than isolated and unchallenged ruminations with an emotional incentive.
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u/Lord-Fondlemaid Nov 25 '23
You missed “Plan 9 from Outer Space” which is actually the closest to the truth.
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u/OGnenenzagar Nov 24 '23
But that’s not true Hollywood is always trying to get a soup be scared of these beings
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u/keyinfleunce Nov 24 '23
And that movie and q few others give me vibes of reality like I don't feel like it's just imagination in that
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u/tweakingforjesus Nov 24 '23
Also the 600 feet of Hollerman AFB footage that was promised to Emenegger that was pulled at the last moment.
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u/IDF-official Nov 24 '23
the nazca looks like the third kind after a fat bong rip
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u/Tomatosoup42 Nov 24 '23
Got straight up mummified after that one
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u/Wkdndbjdjensk Nov 24 '23
Spielberg spoke to as many ‘true contactless’ as he could find to research the movie-the ufos/lights/aliens/locations are as accurate as possible … supposedly .
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u/mybloodyballentine Nov 24 '23
The close encounter aliens were primarily based on the aliens that Betty and Barney Hill met.
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u/Quantum-Travels Nov 24 '23
They had ‘tap to pay’ in the 80s and 90s? Wow they really do withhold technology! Those dastards.
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u/Wkdndbjdjensk Nov 24 '23
Contactees *
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u/Reddit_Jax Nov 24 '23
I wonder if the ETs collect any royalties?
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u/blursedass Nov 24 '23
They do. Unfortunately, the Galactic Federal dollar exchange rate is really bad rn, so they don't get much
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u/the_rainmaker__ Nov 24 '23
no the word you wanted was contactless. spielberg wanted to speak to people who weren't contacted, that's how you get the real story. he spent a long time doing that cuz there were billions
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u/Wkdndbjdjensk Nov 24 '23
Tell me about the ufo that you didn’t see
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u/the_rainmaker__ Nov 24 '23
Well it wasn’t that big…or small…wasn’t much of anything really. Hope that helps
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u/asscop99 Nov 24 '23 edited Nov 25 '23
No joke they did have tap to pay then. I know of a guy who was working with that as early as the late 80s.
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u/dfstell94 Nov 24 '23
Or are the state fair mummies copies of a late 70s sci fi movie.
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u/_extra_medium_ Nov 24 '23
Yup.. nearly all "aliens" that come from the human imagination look similar because they're all copied from a basic idea of a weird/unsettling humanoid. Then you get these genius ideas that pop up because they all look similar.
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u/kensingtonGore Nov 24 '23
Those stupid incans fell for it and carved those plagiarized alien images into stone after reading too much social media.
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u/MonitorMundane2683 Nov 24 '23
Well duh. But the conspiratorial ufo believers always fail to spot the obvious, don't they?
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u/Oma_Erwin Nov 24 '23
Yes, because they have been modelled according to this classic film.
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u/DaemonBlackfyre_21 UAP/UFO Witness Nov 24 '23
It stands to reason that if con men were trying to convince people that the "aliens" they made were real, they might elect to make them look like the aliens in a popular movie to trigger preconceived confirmation bias.
Just saying.
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u/muan2012 Nov 24 '23
Hollywood has always been a mirror of our reality
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u/Successful-aditya Nov 24 '23
Maybe they knew already how they look , they got info. By higher official who know exactly how they look producers did so to make movie more realistic,appealing to get framework of story ( its just hypothesis )
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u/Chryasorii Nov 26 '23
Or, far more likely, these "aliens" are designed off of the aliens we see in popular media
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u/_extra_medium_ Nov 24 '23
Hollywood tries to make movies that will appeal to the general public in order to make money.
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u/oldhashcrumbs Nov 24 '23
ET as well. Also the metal spheres inside and ET’s species glow up stomach
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u/PotatoShark22 Nov 24 '23
rewatching Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull really spooked me out after all this recent information.
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u/WitchedPixels Nov 24 '23
Is it possible that the people who created the mummies modeled them after the movie? That would make more sense no? I forget if this is the sub where people get mad at skeptical thinking or if it's the other sub, either way this seems most logical to me.
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u/Skunk310 Nov 24 '23
Isn't it crazy how we've seen similar being in our media? Like the Gray's, always saying it's crazy. And now it's like, yeah, they're real. Everything that's been thought of came from something real.
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u/Away_Complaint5958 Nov 24 '23
"the fake aliens look like what people know aliens to look like... If they were faking it there is no way they would have been smart enough to make them look like what aliens are known to look like!"
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u/No-Instance-8362 Nov 24 '23
Sometimes Hollywood really does seem to hit the unknown nail on the head.
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u/OpeningKey8026 Nov 24 '23
OR were the fake models based on film fiction 🤔 only science will be able to tell not dramatic footage we have witnessed thus far.
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Nov 24 '23
Having said that... The movie was made before the discoveries...
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u/muan2012 Nov 24 '23
Discoveries have been proven to be ancient regardless if extraterrestrial or not…
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u/chemixzgz Nov 24 '23
The same? So Mr Spielberg hired them, later they lost in a miscalculated time travel ending up mummified. I like it
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u/Select-Box7321 Nov 24 '23
I’m glad the Close Encounters documentary is finally getting the attention it deserves.
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u/No-Ordinary-Prime Nov 24 '23
I think yes, for example in the second conference they explained how their knecks can retract like that of a turtle.. but cannot look up or down, only side to side
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u/pattepai Nov 24 '23
This is good and compelling evidence imo. No one can deny it. Unless the mummys are proven to be fake, but will they?
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u/Dismal-Material-7505 Nov 25 '23
Pretty darn accurate. We just have to figure out which one came first for sure. From what I’m reading lately a lot of people believe that the Nazca Mummy is real. If so, this is an oddly remarkable coincidence to say the least.
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u/YellowB Nov 25 '23
Iirc, in an interview Spielberg had said that either the CIA or FBI had interviewed him about the design of the aliens, because he figured that it was too close to the real thing.
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Nov 24 '23
you should research on what reagan told spielberg about this movie.... 😳😳😳
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u/Smokpw Nov 24 '23
What?
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Nov 24 '23
im too high to cite but he said along the lines of "hey mrnspielberg u got that accurately 🤩"
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Nov 24 '23
Spielberg recounts the time he was invited to show E.T. at the White House, which prompted Ronald Reagan to joke to the crowd afterwards, “There are a number of people in this room who know that everything on that screen is absolutely true.”
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u/Ganzi Nov 24 '23
Reagan also had dementia and he and his wife regularly consulted a psychic on how to run the country
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u/_extra_medium_ Nov 24 '23
Source: someone told me so I'm repeating it as if it's fact
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u/growbot_3000 Nov 24 '23
Also being E.T. looks like these muthaphukrs what does Steven Spielberg know?
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u/Cultural-Reality-284 Nov 24 '23
"Something something you don't know how close to the truth you are" or something like that after watching Steve's film.
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u/VGL-A Nov 24 '23 edited Nov 24 '23
I'd bet money that there's a lot of soft disclosure hidden in media from the previous century or so.
Here's a real left field one: that bald scrunchy head sith lord from The Rise of Skywalker is not only a real alien, but is in fact a high-profile actor from an alien species that wanted to appear in that film for brownie points.
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u/forde250 Nov 24 '23
This is getting so crazy… I’m still moving through the Grusch JRE and keep getting hit with flashbacks of things that may have been soft disclosure
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u/uncleblazer1994 Nov 24 '23
To add to this, Another Spielberg film, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, their aliens were inter-dimensional beings which is a lot of what is being posited right now by people who are whistleblowing
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u/Ok-Maybe-9338 Nov 24 '23
Looks a lot like my old friend Peter who passed away several years ago. I thought he was cremated though.
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u/MawoDuffer Nov 24 '23
They are totally real aliens and they had so much trouble acting in the movie that now they want to kill us. That is why they own the government. They crush us with society.
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u/LazarJesusElzondoGod Nov 24 '23
J. Allen Hynek, who helped the Air Force debunk UFOs, became a believer himself during his work with them and was hired as a technical advisor for Spielberg on this film. So yes, this most likely was an attempt from the Air Force through Hynek to soft disclose.
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u/DiscussionBeautiful Nov 24 '23
This is an exact match, when you don't assume that every body is identical. Like humans they're Likely not identical.
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u/Fastest_light Nov 24 '23
Given the vast size of the universe and assume it is real and assume the physics is the same, chance is high we are not alone. The question is if aliens are already here, why they want to avoid us mostly. The answer I came up with is they want to leave us alone.
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u/Humble_Animator_4412 Nov 25 '23
Yes! Truth in the movies, lies in the news. Side note… It also looks like ET.
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u/Some_Director_5902 Nov 25 '23
The similarity seems beyond coincidence. Soon someone will ask Speilburg. It'll be interesting to hear and judge his reply for honesty. It wouldn't be too surprising to learn that he has a private collection of UFO related "evidence". Evidence that may be connected together in some ways.
It seems there has been a scheme of some sort going on within science that has prevented the connecting of the dots left by all intelligent creatures who've lived on Earth. It also might in some way connect to to the Grand Canyon and other SW USA sites that have been kept under wraps. OR not. But at least these apparent coincidences are worth looking further into.
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u/DrJoltz Nov 25 '23
If Steven Spielberg was involved in this way as a “soft disclosure”, is George Lucas really preparing us for a galactic war against the Empire… it would make sense. What if he’s just been one of those few all along just like Spielberg? “E.T.” was probably actually a disguised autobiography. Fascinating 🤨
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u/JazzlikeBasil5005 Nov 24 '23
It must be admitted that it's extremely eerily similar that's for sure
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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23
The mini aliens where already debunked many times... Why you guys still use them to create new conspiracy theories? Are you trying to mislead people or something?
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u/ms_panelopi Nov 24 '23
Yes- Soft disclosure has been happening for decades. There’s a reason why Spielberg consulted with PTB when making his movies.
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u/dietdrkelp329 Nov 24 '23
Spoiler: Spielberg ACTUALLY cast NHI in Close Encounters and nobody noticed.
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