| | Chariots Of The Gods DVD (4 Customer Reviews)
This 100 minute documentary film is based on the best-selli ng book by Erich Von Daniken. Documentation on film is Dani ken's stunning visual proof that some form of life from out er space landed on Earth centuries before. A film documentation of Eric Von Daniken's belief that extra-terrestrial creatures visited earth and were responsible for the many structures which were built by ancient man. Chariots Of The Gods | List Price | $9.99 (You save $2.90) | | Studio | VCI Home Video (Video Communications, Inc.) | | Orig Year | 1977 | | DVD Encoding | Region 1 | | All Time Sales Rank |  1257  | | CD Universe Part number | 1273047 | | Catalog number | 8210 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jan 25, 2000 | | Rating | G (MPAA) | | Running Time | 72 Minutes | | Movie Details | Color; Mono Sound; Digital Sound |
Chariots Of The Gods Movie Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)  Documentary Value high
This documentary makes you think. It may not be up to todays' standards as far as ,film production but the content is thought provoking.
I watch it periodically and re-read it often. Always picking up on something I misses
Submitted by mare36 (Dallas Texas USA)
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A VERY INTERESTING VIEW PERCEPTION.
VERY SPECULATIVE, YET POSSIBLE. QUITE
OLD FILM WITH SILLY SOUNDTRACK.I CALL IT, THE OPENING OF THE BIG CAN OF WORMS IN THE SKY
Submitted by konrad333 (VANCOUVER,BC) 
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This documentary is my #1 favorite of all my documentaries that I have in my private library. I wish that more films can come out like this one. I recommend this to any interested in the unknown.
Submitted by charlesfanelli (Philadelphia, Pa.)
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Oldie but goodie
Haven't seen this movie for many years. It was great to view it again and the music is excellent. Bit old for the times now but still interesting. thanks
Submitted by burrumbella (NSW - Australia)
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The movie attempts to explain various ancient stone monuments (e.g. pyramids of Egypt & South America) as structures built by extraterrestrials in ancient times. Whether you beleive this or not, some very interesting facts are revealed. Like a 40,000 yr old bison with a bullet hole in its skull, a 2500 yr old battery in Iraq, a polished lens 2,000 yrs old etc. The movie is worth seeing just for these facts alone.
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