Nope

In the small town of Haywood, California, nestled in a desolate, tree-lined gulch, a mysterious and inexplicable phenomenon occurs. The residents are initially oblivious to the events unfolding above them, but as the days pass, they are drawn into a chilling and uncanny discovery that transforms their lives forever. The story centers around two siblings, Angel and Emerald Haywood, whose family has lived in the gulch for generations. The siblings work as horse wranglers, tasked with capturing and training wild horses for use in filming movies and television shows. One day, while working in the gulch, they witness an unexplainable occurrence: a glowing, disc-shaped object hovers above the ground, and a hot air balloon's crew capture footage of it. The siblings share their experience with a scientist, Rupert Haynes's neighbor Dr. Skinner, and a mysterious man who introduces himself as Antlers Holst, a video production expert claiming to have been studying the object for years. They soon begin to experience more episodes of the mysterious object's appearances, always during the daytime, and without discernible motives. Skies above the town and the surrounding landscape become a spectacle of these aerial displays. As the events escalate and more citizens of Haywood start to experience the object's appearances, Antlers reveals himself to be a high-stakes media mogul. He plans to exploit the mystery for his viewing audiences, creating viral videos, sequels, and reality TV shows centered on the otherworldly phenomenon. However, Antlers' motives may not be entirely altruistic, as he seems to have an ulterior interest in the mysterious object. Dr. Skinner's efforts to understand the physical properties of the object lead to a devastating experiment. The incident sets the events into motion for the climactic confrontation that unfolds in the film's final act. Rupert, who becomes increasingly obsessed with documenting the alien technology while warning the townspeople about its true intentions, begins to unravel the mysteries surrounding the object. The key to solving the mystery might lie in an eerie, ghostly pilot, played by the character of O.J. Haywood's, or also referred to in the film O.J., an elderly, unyielding townsperson, appearing fleetingly, in several scenes. O.J., also known as 'O.J'. however appears to not only bear witness to previous similar unexplained occurrences, but also, has a deeper connection to the phenomenon and becomes an active participant in uncovering its truth. A sense of unease pervades Haywood as tensions rise between those who fear for their safety and the few who are still entranced by the potential opportunity for profit and widespread attention. The unfolding mystery changes the small community, and every individual has to take on their own response to what they've witnessed. The climax features a grand confrontation between the mesmerized public, and those exploited by the UFO's presence, as they attempt to assert control over the local environment. Their reality shifts drastically as they push for resolution to the spectacle. The resolution unfolds through the fierce interactions of the involved parties in each event, gradually building into the poignant conclusion of the town and those within it, ultimately unfolding to the discovery of what exactly lies beyond their isolated locality.