Where are these people now? What did John Lennon was going to do that was soo horrible is it worst then what Hitler did? Who are the Mayans really are? I would like to know sense I am a Descendant of them. How did they make the Time Travel thing? Where is the stone now? How did that guy master Immortality?

i'm not finished yet but....Man...they didn't even attempt to use period specific items or what have you. I can almost identify every item on that device they found, and none of the items/ camera's etc.. match any time period. It's just worse than pathetic. All the items look salvaged from their garage, and didn't care about age of the pieces at all. That just ruins a sci fi. At least find someone, with some intelligence who could have said.. hay... use the right age parts, to put it together. Wtf....

Great budget Sci-Fi. Sure, the Blair Witch format of impromptu rough filming/acting/script following a lead is a tired formula of reality tv to get out a plot on film without resources. Sure it does not achieve that magic level of greatness in "Night of the Living Dead" -but it is still worthwhile ad it results in something better than 80% of the other Sci-fi out there regardless of budget. It kept my attention while simultaneously challenging my logic as well as my credulity. Lots of twists lots of mistakes and lots of fun. I recommend Lunopolis (and the Church of Time Travel Scientology). And in case the ending is not clear, time resets to the present...........

Snerd Berkle: lol, managed to watch the whole thing.

This stuff has been popular since before the interwebs. With the amount of crappily shot, poorly edited video with one special effect or another, it's obvious that the writers wanted to tell a story like Donnie Darko, only instead of telling it normally, they give you some crappy French narrator who's supposed to be an archeologist, make up a bunch of fake ideas, and rules for time travel, saying that dimensions thin out as you alter timelines, then at the last minute, bringing extraterrestrials in on it to explain the plot device. This was so boring, and I wished that they could have actually bothered, instead of just shooting it somewhere around abandoned buildings and whatever city that was at the end, they could have actually shown this supposed moon city, just once. I mean, you name the film Lunopolis, but then you don't bother showing it. And then the end makes even less sense, with a video of one guy shooting another, then a green light sparking from them, from THAT the news bothers to say some a-holes think it has to do with branches of world governments? That's like seeing a man slip on a banana peel and linking it to the US navy conducting experiments with ducks!

I wanted this to be better. I like the fake documentary/scary thriller films, they're just fun. Lunopolis had an interesting story line, but didn't execute it very well. Too slow to move the story forward, very self-conscious acting (although the dialogue wasn't terrible). With what we're expected to swallow from the plot, they needed to give us a better reason to hang on - better acting, more movement, less burying us in detail not important to the story.

pretty bad really, you guys that are raving about this film really need to get out more. The script is awful. Really...does this particular story need so much swearing? Don't think so. the actors are terrible and completely self-conscious of themselves performing. Not a total waste though,....entertaining but annoying.