Marco,

You bring up an excellent point. Why would someone put so much time and effort in to creating such a beautiful piece of artwork. Well, off the top of my head I can think of a few. 1:They're being paid to do it for a future sci-fi film. 2: They're being paid to do it for a future video game. 3: They're being paid to do it to showcase some new cgi software. The list of possibilities go on and on. By the way, artist don't believe that creating art is a waste of time no matter how they choose to display it to the public and this is definitley a work art.

Now, as to your next suggestion of people being too dumbfounded to think to capture this event in some way. How do you explain the literaly thousands of pictures and videos other people have captured of supposed UFO's? Shouldn't those people have been equally as awe struck? Or how about events that are a little more based in reality. Tidal waves in Southern Asia, hurricane in New Orleans, mass murders in Iraq, the complete destruction of the Twin Towers. All of which recorded and photographed by everyday people. Why weren't these people too afraid or in awe to document these events?

This is a magnificent piece of cgi artwork. That's it, nothing more, nothing less.

Here we go. Why is it that when things like this come out everyone suddenly loses there ability for critical thought. Mike Rosh (Post # 26) states that he and hundreds of other tourists all saw this occurrence. So where is all the corresponding video or pictures to support this. Hmmm, tourist resort, hundreds of tourists and all of them forgot their cell phones in the cabana. What are the chances!! Come on people, I know we all want to believe that this is real but atleast try to consider this with some amount of rationality. To answer southbounds question (Post # 28). OK, lets ignore the idea that there were tourists everywhere that no doubt own either a video/still photo camera or cell phone with either or both capablilities . If you've ever been to a third world country you would see that about 70% of the population owns cell phones. How many cell phones in todays market can you think of that don't atleast have the capability to take photographs? This video has been available for public consumption for weeks now and I haven't seen a single photograph or video to support this one. So where is the supporting evidence? Well, there is none because it's frickin fake!!!!

Look folks it's very simple. If this were real there would be dozens of different people submitting there videos and photos from all different angles and locations. Nobody in todays world does not have some type of recording or photo capturing device on them at all times. This is the only piece of evidence available for this occurrence. Obviously fake.