I didn't see anything at first when I watched it, either. I really never see much of anything in these type of things anyway. But, I decided to take a second look for some reason and the photos that they show at the begining of the video of the statue caught my eye. Especially the painted eyes, which were clearly just that, painted eyes. Then I watched the eyes of the statue in the "video" the women took of the statue and watched as the eyes changed colors and glisten. It reminded me of a post{I forget what thread}in which someone said they they saw the eyes of Jesus on the crucifix in Medjugorje{in the Cenocolo center?} come alive.
I agree, I had to go back 3 times to compare the differences. The statue became flesh as I can see it on the neck and face and the eyes were realistic! The hands shown with blood on the statue, I never got to see them again to witness any changes. The beard and hair remained the same too. I might have missed something else...
You are right Hope, it was me. His eyes were blue and I will never forget the way He looked at me. Full of compassion. Blows me away even now or whenever I think about it. And yes, those eyes do become real in that video. You know, I have never ever seen or never knew it to be possible for compassion to shine out of the eyes. But with Christ. That is who He is. His face before me is ever vivid.