Remember that the 2005 film War of the Worlds was a team-up between director Steven Spielberg and screenwriter David Koepp. Sound familiar? This episode goes through the long history of the War of the Worlds from 1897 to 2025 and beyond. Podcast: Everywhere. Video: https://t.co/bdBe6LlPpt Website: https://t.co/JViPjKXdf7 All Our Videos: https://t.co/YawH4KpFOB

RT @hollywoodufos: Just a few more minutes until the live YouTube premiere of our War of the Worlds review, "The Three Century Franchise."…

Just a few more minutes until the live YouTube premiere of our War of the Worlds review, "The Three Century Franchise." Come join us in the chat to talk about the story that gets constantly re-invented. https://t.co/KTJXjUqdjb https://t.co/WMTwZ2kTOU

War of the Worlds may be the ultimate alien franchise. From H.G. Wells in 1898, to Orson Welles’ legendary 1938 broadcast, to the 1953 classic film, to Steven Spielberg’s 2005 adaptation, each generation has taken its shot at the Martian invasion. What is your favorite version? https://t.co/ZfvbB3ibkS

RT @hollywoodufos: Brand new episode — "The Three Century Franchise" — about the enduring power of "The War of the Worlds." It's particular…

Brand new episode — "The Three Century Franchise" — about the enduring power of "The War of the Worlds." It's particularly key because we talk about a pre-"Disclosure Day" collaboration between Spielberg and screenwriter David Koepp on the Tom Cruise starring 2005 "War of the Worlds." Available wherever you get your podcasts — search "Sound Light Frequency."

Steven Spielberg has said that he has made a summary of Close Encounters and ET. Communion between us and another civilization. Min 18.00 On the same level as Close Encounters.... With everything we know now, Close Encounters seems more like a documentary than a movie because of the multiple cases it's based on, not to mention the Holloman base incident. • • • He also said that War of the Worlds was his vision of 9/11; that movie is fiction. Not like Close Encounters.... We know it's a movie,...

The anthropologically and sociologically interesting thing that emerges from the latest releases of UFO material is that we have gone from the famous Orson Welles radio hoax — War of the Worlds, 1938 — which everyone believed and which became a worldwide sensation, to these current releases and official declarations which almost everyone is skeptical of and, more importantly, about which almost nobody could care less. I think most people would have their doubts and consider scam, government c...