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Roving Mars is a decent thrill ride even when it starts feeling like a commercial plug for NASA's failing space program.
All Critics (37) | Top Critics (18) | Fresh (26) | Rotten (11) | DVD (6)
Despite audiences knowing the happy ending from the get-go, [director] Butler manages to inject considerable drama.
One of the most educational and entertaining large-format movies ever.
Not having a way to capture images of the machines at work means that too much of Butler's film ... is disappointingly made up of computer simulations.
Capably accomplishes its mission to Mars by blending solid science with sci-fi eye candy.
It's harder still not to root for anthropomorphized Spirit and Opportunity as time and again they perform like whirring, beeping little robots-that-could, far exceeding the expectations of the people who designed and built them.
Only a series of pics featuring a set of strange little nodes that look like blueberries planted in a pile of red rocks carry any kind of translatable otherworldly kick.
The interaction of two amazing NASA roving robots, named "Spirit" and "Opportunity," with the mysterious terrain of Mars is authentically captured by writer/director George Butler on IMAX cameras.
...has been designed to appeal primarily to viewers with an inherent interest in all things outer space...
Originally made for IMAX screens, George Butler's Roving Mars is a visual marvel %u2013 even if it boils down to a piece of corporate propaganda.
Standard IMAX docu fare: a few talking heads, some lush narration, and a whole heap of impressive visuals.
The actual images from the barren surface of our solar neighbor don't fill the giant screen.
It's shot through with edge-of-your-seat excitement.
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