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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
NASA mechanical technical history of Lunar landing
Pre-emptive space exploration “proof” of Solar Plane displacement to a very boundary of the Universe is real!! The ISS provides the remote life support systems, fail-safe embellishments and Space Port Jet Way on another world, that are very necessary elaboration of doing objectivity... See NASA
Posted by billy
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Incredible!
Stunning and absolutely marvelous! Documentary game changer.
Posted by Sugarcubes
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Superb documentary with stunning video quality
This is a required purchase for any who love documentaries, and who love space exploration. The video quality is, well, astonishing. Right there with "Lawrence of Arabia" and "The Ten Commandments." The only flaw is a slight red push. The audio is clear, well-defined, strong with unexpected power during key moments. The colors are vibrant. Shot in 1969, but it looks like a window into yesterday. There were many films with mediocre video quality on the blu-ray release. This towers over them. If released on UHD, it could re-define that platform. Recommended with esteem and confidence. 98/100
Posted by Anony2019
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A jaw dropping documetary
This is a review of both the film and the Blu-ray Disc. The film is easily one of the great documentaries I have seen. I remember clearly as a young boy the experience of the Apollo 11 flight; to see it with this degree of clarity is quite an experience, thanks to the high quality footage that was discovered and shown as part of this. The footage of the blastoff is worth the cost of the entire movie. The Blu-Ray disc is outstanding, as is the digital version (these days I’m getting a 4K version whether I ask for it or not. I wonder if anyone else is experiencing that, but I’m not complaining). Couple this with First Man, Apollo 13 and The Right Stuff and you have everything you’d want for a perspective on the space race of the 1960’s. Definitely worth owning.
Posted by Warren
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
New Film Footage
If you are even remotely interested in astronomy and space exploration, you owe it to yourself to watch this documentary. Newly released 65 mm film footage painstakingly rendered into digital format looks bright and clear as if made just yesterday not 50 years ago. Amazing that each intricate step of this Apollo mission to the moon was successfully completed and the astronauts returned home safely will fill you with hope and pride in what we can accomplish. Watch it and be happy.
Posted by TommyQ