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Average Rating: 6.6/10
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Most people will never know what it's like to be floating 220 miles above the Earth and moving at speeds up to 17,500 mph, but now you too can experience the wonder and amazement of space as you join a crew of skilled astronauts traveling to the International Space Station. Hosted by Tom Cruise, this video takes viewers to the futuristic laboratory where future technologies are perfected and existing problems solved by a combination of dedication, bravery, and innovation. So get suited up and
Apr 17, 2002 Limited
Jul 19, 2005
$84.6M
IMAX Corp
All Critics (29) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (20) | Rotten (3) | DVD (7)
At its best, Space Station captures the point of view of the space travelers, conveying a sense of awesome mystery and unlimited possibility.
Top CriticA disappointment for a movie that should have been the ultimate IMAX trip.
As a simulation though, Space Station 3-D definitely takes you to a different place.
Outer-space buffs might love this film, but others will find its pleasures intermittent.
Makes even the claustrophobic on-board quarters seem fun.
It's one thing to read about or rail against the ongoing - and unprecedented - construction project going on over our heads. It's quite another to feel physically caught up in the process.
Visually breathtaking.
It's nice to know there's actually somewhere on this earth -- OK, above this earth -- where America is cooperating with other countries rather than p***ing them off.
A sense of peace pervades every element of this movie, from astronauts' chats to the gentle floating shots of the station.
Everywhere the camera looks there is something worth seeing.
Succeeds very well in its primary aim of making us gasp.
If you ever wanted to be an astronaut, this is the ultimate movie experience - it's informative and breathtakingly spectacular.
The closest thing to the experience of space travel
The 3D images only enhance the film's otherworldly quality, giving it a strange combo of you-are-there closeness with the disorienting unreality of the seemingly broken-down fourth wall of the movie screen.
The immersive powers of the giant screen and its hyper-realistic images are put to perfect use in the breathtakingly beautiful outer-space documentary Space Station 3D.
Good, -- * Interviews with DP Neihouse and Astronaut Susan Helms *
The 3-D vistas from orbit, with the space station suspended like a huge set of wind chimes over the great blue globe, are stanzas of breathtaking, awe-inspiring visual poetry.
IMAX films can sometimes feel like a gimmick, but this is one subject that demands a scope as big as the imagination.
The first space adventure from IMAX was worth the wait. This documentary film chronicling the first stages of construction of Space Station Alpha from the launch of Zarya to the Expedition Two crew was incredible. I watched this at Gold Coast's Dreamworld and wished it should have English subtitles on.
May 11, 2009
Super Reviewer
A little boring at times and the 3D isn't consistently good, but it's still cool to see space like this. I watched it on Blu-ray 3D. Even though I saw this in IMAX 3D when it came out about a decade ago, I don't remember it. I'm sure the experience is much more worthy in IMAX.
February 4, 2012Super Reviewer
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