These days conspiracy theories are all the thing, especially when social media gets involved...But have you ever heard of chemtrails? You know, those long, funny looking jets of steam from planes in the sky? Some people think it isn't used jet exhaust, that corporations are dropping everything over The States and Canada, from pesticides to drugs to hazardous waste, radioactive materials, pharmaceuticals... even bioweapons, which is where Toxic Skies begins.Tess is a highly successful and valued doctor working for the W.H.O. (World Health Organization), when she is called in during a serious crisis. Several civilians have gotten sick, including a university student girl, a hippie-looking guy who has a thing for one of the other doctors, and a woman about thirty years old. The victims are random, no connection to one another... but one man, a mysterious loner named Jack, has the answer in his conspiracy theorist beliefs on chemtrails. Could some corporation be involved? Is the virus being dropped on random people on purpose? Corporations are not evil (okay, aside from McDonald's). Most corporations are helpful in manufacturing needed products and employing people across the world. This movie is far-fetched, but remember, it is fictional, just presenting a scenario that actually could happen. Aside from the theory of chemtrails itself, which is rather long to dive into, the film itself is intriguing and filled with action. The characters are all unique and you want to find out if they survive. The acting was excellent, the soundtrack pretty good, the plot certainly original and the whole idea of people poisoned on purpose is frightening but surprisingly realistic. Combine Warning Sign (1985) with Criminal Minds, and you'll get Toxic Skies. I highly recommend watching it, I'm honestly very shocked that this little movie only has a 5/10 overall user rating. I personally really enjoyed it. Don't underestimate Toxic Skies, it might be just a small movie but once you see it, you'll be questioning all sorts of things in society.

If I did not love my fiancé I would never have watched any of this so-called movie. I slept through a good portion (thank You God).I could begin with what I think of Anne Heche, but that will be obvious if you have watched any of her prior work, including this film. I hope, and pray, that Anne Heche and Michael Moore never have children together. The abomination would be unfathomable.The movie. If I could give it a negative rating I would. The plot was very cliché. Something I learned in 11th grade NOT TO DO. The acting was sub-par at best, and the topic, well, yeah...totally without basis and fact. The woman, Anne, is (of course) made out to look like she understands ALL and is talented and educated above all the rest of us minions. The opposing view, as in many of Michael Moore's movies and supposed documentaries, are made purposefully to look arrogant and stupid.We have lost wars because of this kind of thinking. Arrogance. Belief in something that has no basis. We have gone to war, also, due to thinking like that.The first reviewer, pretty much sets the tone, by saying that the "chem trails" do not "decapitate." Errr....yeah. One link to a popular dictionary is www.m-w.com. Figure it out.First and foremost, one needs to understand jet propulsion. Was the big billowing cloud around the launches of the Space Shuttles smoke? Again, you can find the truth with just a tad bit of intelligence about chemistry. Hydrogen. Oxygen. Yeah.As I didn't watch the end of the movie where S.W.A.T. men shot randomly, I did look at the sky and noticed that the "chem trails" above my home this evening are, in fact, 'dissipating' nicely. They are not water vapor at all. Anybody that says such is likely also under educated.Take some basic courses on the chemical makeup of what we, humans for those that are concerned, consider "Air." With the addition of some chemical courses, and application of some basic math, you will eventually arrive at a point where meteorology enters the picture. Short story, the average temperature at the top of Pike's Peak (14,400 feet above mean sea level) is about 38 degrees F. Without much thought, and the fact that the 'water vapor' is dispersed at the typical average cruising altitude of 30,000 feet, it would freeze instantly.The entire premise of the myth that this movie is based on is false, prolonged by folks that look for conspiracy, and most likely believe that Area 51 is still 'secret' and 'aliens' did crash near Roswell, New Mexico.If you do not like what I have said, and wish to discuss this further, first, sober up. Next, watch the movie and you will believe and enjoy it. For those that understand a nugget of what I have said: you should be paid to watch this filth.You follow the story? Until next time, this review is brought to you by Srosxi.

I found the premise of this movie fascinating. "Chemtrails" are certainly an interesting phenomena! The white trails behind many planes these days seem to linger for many hours and unlike water vapors (contrails) they do not decapitate.It makes me think why there is so much resistance to a non-biased investigation on chemtrails and what they contain.It is also interesting how the mere interest/questioning of this phenomena is responded to with hostile name calling and ridicule.Many scientists disagree with the government/NASA attempt to explain Chemtrails. This movie provides a plausible theory on the "Aerosol operation" or "chemtrails".

Okay movie about how chemtrails, the vapor trails left by planes, are spreading a deadly virus which makes almost everyone in Spokane sick. Anne Hesche plays a doctor who tries to sort out what is behind the disease and find out a way to stop it from killing everyone.Yet another government is bad movie is an okay thriller. The cast is fine, but its not really given much to do beyond the cliché. Its best not to really think about much of what happens since it doesn't completely make sense. Things are not helped by the feeling that this wasn't really made with any sort of passion, and while its competent its never compelling. I'd wait for cable.