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Professional film crew is not a sure thing. There is an equally poor video of a supposed bigfoot crossing a road at night and the video was made by a professional film crew. Junk is junk no matter who filmed it. This is a Imax quality film that won the Pasedena film festival. Its not junk...... This is what you guys have been asking for right????? If Bigfoot is real why hasn't Natgeo filmed it yet? We have all heard it a million times. Well there right there on the film is a hominoid anamoly in the middle of a Caribou herd. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285154/ Its not the smoking gun of course because short of a body there is no such thing obviously. But you skeptics are no more interested in evidence than the man in the moon. Here are the facts....it was shot in remote northern Quebec. Its not a man on a moped. Its not a part of the film crew. Its dressed in all black, its not carrying a rifle. And it seems to be stalking Caribou. Its certainly compelling to me.

Unlikely wild grasp at straws. It requires ignoring most of what the filmmaker, who was there, said, and replacing it with stuff of your own, who were not, to suggest such a thing. That's a swing and a miss. Try again ... ? Edit ... I think I need to add something. Why are you trying so hard to discredit this filmmaker yet in other threads trying to push your own incredible events? Have you stopped to consider your motives? MIB

BTW - You're correct, you've seen the nature of the community as a whole. Unfortunately. Thanks for posting this. The motion / figure Mr Reeve describes and the closeup remind me a lot of the Memorial Day footage which, scoftic opinion not withstanding, I'm inclined to accept at least 'til much stronger evidence against it than I've ever seen is presented. There seems little room for openmindedness and honest inquiry. If you're not a scoftic JREFer you have to be a kool aid swilling woo-****. Too many disallow the very science they claim to demand: Rather than look to the evidence to see what it says they try to dictate what that evidence is allowed to say. None the less, you are doing good work. Keep it up. MIB

As I said before regardless of what you think about Thinker Thunker this wasn't about him. I posted it for the interview.

Crow, So we who weren't there, can judge the reported remoteness of the area over someone who was... Okay.

I have to say, after seeing this, it doesn't look like someone with a backpack.

Okay Cryptic. Now that I posted the link you can watch the interview. Reeves being there does pertain because he was witness to the setting and the circumstances behind the filming. The backstory is as important as what was filmed, because it helps eliminate the guess work that is going on.

If someone truly feels a kinship with wild and free primates? Then give to the mountain Gorilla or Orangutan conservation programs. But if your living in your parents basement living off of food stamps? Maybe you should be saving your money? Or just move to Alaska and build a cabin. Now your wild and free.

As WSA probably knows, Gainestown is about 3 miles west of the Barlow Bend of the AL River. About 25 miles downriver it joins the Tombigbee river where they become the Mobile River. The basins of those rivers probably contain one of the largest populations of Bigfoot per square unit of measure in the Southeast part of this country. After spending many weeks down there "Booger Hunting" over a period of about ten years, I can truthfully say the area mentioned, and the adjoining Monroe and Washington counties, has many resident Bigfoot that are brazen around people, easily PO'ed by them and their dogs, and can can be aggressive as the devil himself when confronted. The Sheriff's statement is BS; not only has that office received complaint reports about them, deputies from that office - maybe not during his term - have had their own personal encounters with the animals. The newspaper editor, Jim Cox, while a young reporter for that same newspaper group, actually photographed and published a picture of a Bigfoot crossing highway 69 between Coffeeville and Jackson. It was a scenic shot he made early one morning on his way to work. Apparently most older folks that live in that area knew the figure in the photo was a Bigfoot, as the location was a known road-crossing location for the "Boogers" foraging in the Tombigbee River bottoms at night and returning to their bedding areas on the hills north of the highway. Mr. Cox just thought it was a scenic shot of a man working on the road across the creek valley from him, with the sun coming up behind the man and a layer of fog over the valley. When I heard about it I began searching the newspaper's files. Many hours later, I found the photo. When I met him and we discussed it. he conceded; (1) it was unlikely that there would be a highway worker working that early in the morning, (2) there was no sign a man at the location as he passed the spot about a minute later, (3) there were no houses even close to the spot and, (4) when the height of the figure in the photo was compared to the known width of the black top road, the "man" would have been at least 8 feet tall. He wrote and published a column about our meeting and discussion in which he attempted to have a little fun; but did ask in THAT column for information from residents who had knowledge of Bigfoot. Later I found out it backfired on him. None of the folks that DID personally know about Bigfoot would respond because of his flippancy. (One lady did write in to tell about her mother seeing one dejectedly sitting on a dead log.) As a side note, there are several African-Americans who live close to Gainestown. One of them had several "bad-to-the-bone" pit bulldogs that he kept tied on chains in the open pine forest behind his home. He discovered that one of the dogs deepest inside the woods would often go "nuts" after the man put out his feed at night. The dog lost weight, and at times its food container would come up missing. The man began putting food out a little earlier, and hid in his truck to watch. He saw a a huge red Bigfoot walk toward the one dog - which began barking and growling, and backing away as far as the chain would allow. The BF walked to the feed pan, scooped out most of the food, turned and walked away munching. Not trying to derail the thread WSA, but Clarke County rung a big bell in my old gourd.