¿Blockbuster surveilence camera captures poltergeist?

www.youtube.com...

considering its blockbuster corporation and this video cannot be found in english kinda smells like a cover up to me. If this is fake who would be able to get the surveilence tape?

Im sorry but this one is real good if its fake

I'd bet those night shifts get pretty boring... fun way to spend your time i'd imagine

hahaha i love that. i would have quit.

Most def not a hoax! seems the entity likes videos, cute

reply to post by Gladius

What do you mean by "this video cannot be found in English"?

Well such can of course be hoaxed. But .... if it ain't fake ....... Mwwwwuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!

If it is a HOAX, it seems that the employee is not in on the game. He looks genuinly scared out of his mind there at the end. Great find!!!!

The video has me in mixed emotions. When the cart moves, we can hardly see the bottom which means it could have easily been moved. The DVD's coming off the shelf however is interesting, but I am not going to rule them paranormal...yet.

One of my main issues I am having is that all the activity is happening towards and facing the camera, and the employee is working directly under the camera. This is a mistake we see with a lot of HOAX videos where the all the activity happens in sight of the camera. Notice that we don't see him pick up any dropped DVD's from the ground away from the camera, only the ones I have circled in the image below...For me to really investigate, I would need to see other camera angles.

Below I have circled the DVD's that were "dropped" notice none were away from the camera....

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/6dc28b2de062.png[/atsimg]

Notice the one closest to the camera is the one that drops the most. I counted three dropped throughout the video.

you are very right

but if a dvd would have dropped from the other side you know the skeptics would have said "we dont even have visual evidence of the ones we dont see drop"

but you are still 100 percent right, i wish there was another angle. I thought it was a hoax till the very end, then it left me in question.

Originally posted by Scooby Doo
... but I am not going to rule them paranormal...yet. One of my main issues I am having is that all the activity is happening towards and facing the camera, and the employee is working directly under the camera. This is a mistake we see with a lot of HOAX videos where the all the activity happens in sight of the camera. Notice that we don't see him pick up any dropped DVD's from the ground away from the camera, only the ones I have circled in the image below...For me to really investigate, I would need to see other camera angles. Below I have circled the DVD's that were "dropped" notice none were away from the camera....

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/6dc28b2de062.png[/atsimg]
Notice the one closest to the camera is the one that drops the most. I counted three dropped throughout the video.

That’s a clever observation. Makes me lean towards fakery. And lowers the probability of the vid being a genuine take.



[edit on 27-8-2009 by DeepSea]

reply to post by Scooby Doo

Another thing that makes me suspect a hoax is the care with which the guy returns the fallen DVD to its place before it falls a second time, he did not take that much time to put the other DVDs on the shelf.

I like this.

Of course it could be a hoax, but he starts kinda nonchalent, then gets more agitated. Also the sleves are leaning, meaning the video leans back.

Who knows?
Who cares?
I like!

reply to post by ArMaP


That is a good assessment. He does tend to devote more time re-shelving the targeted DVDs rather than the rest.

hmm did not notice this, going to have to watch again

reply to post by Scooby Doo


I would say that if something you put up was knocked off, you would put it back more carefully, kinda natural reaction.

I'd be a lot more interested if the videos did something besides just fall straight to the floor. Like if they flew across the room or floated around in mid-air. That would be interesting. Otherwise, it looks like somebody overstocked some of the narrow shelves, and a vibration (small earthquake or big truck going by) jiggled some of them loose.

Superstitious guy. Heh.

reply to post by Nohup


I agree with your premise, but if that was a regular occurance in the place, it wouldnt have bothered him

Adit to add: If the dvds flick foward its because they are leaning that way, however the trolley moves down hill the other way, so if we are talking a slant, which one is it?

LOl its prolly a hoax, i don't know why I'm in here



[edit on 27-8-2009 by zazzafrazz]

The guy working definitely seemed freaked out.

I would have also.

www.youtube.com...
this is a must see, watch and enjoy. it relates to here.