I played this streaming just to have something on while I did something else, but wound up watching it as the approach was interesting and the conclusions were of course scientifically far-fetched, but extremely logical as modern explanations of magical occurrences rather than just saying "well, it's magic". I think it was the "Easter Eggs" or "in" joke aspects of it (like the Dean Haglund and Harvey Levin appearances) that drew me in, but toward the end it did become a little draggy. Most of the "man on the street" interviews didn't add a thing and the bit about the "frequent flyer"/"millions of miles" airline thing was contradictory to its earlier explanations that were more fitting to this narrative.
I think the info in my review doesn't really qualify to the level of "spoilers", but better safe than sorry.
I think the info in my review doesn't really qualify to the level of "spoilers", but better safe than sorry.