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Space Station (2002)
Released By: Imax Corporation   Rating: Not Rated   In Theaters: 4/19/2002
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Studio: Imax Corporation
Genre: Documentary
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Director: Toni Myers
Language: English
Official Website: http://www.imax.com/spacestation/
Theatrical Release: 4/19/2002
Home Video Release: 6/7/2005
Cast: Tom Cruise
Published ID: 41313
UPC: 794051807526,
Plot: 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 prepare for a journey you'll never forget as you blast off into a world where man is free from gravity's constraints and the vastness of space is an open sea of possibilities in this exhilarating and unforgettable adventure. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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The best
Added 6/19/2009

All I can say is wow. I saw this twice at KSC and I still would like to see it again. The views of earth are just so beautiful.
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Space Station (IMAX) (2002)-Almost like being aboard the ISS
Added 3/29/2009

Space Station (2002) was another great IMAX film sponsored by Lockheed Martin that I rate at four or five stars. This film showed the International Space Station (ISS) in the crystal clear high definition we have become accustomed to in all IMAX productions. All of the footage filmed within the space station was taken by the Astronauts who did a fine job.

In addition to absolutely clear footage of two early ISS missions, it featured IMAX coverage of a Russian Proton (~2.5 million pound thrust) mega-booster rocket launching the largest module of the ISS, interior and exterior shots of the Russian Soyuz and Progress spacecraft while docked to the ISS, and coverage of multiple American Space Shuttle launches to service the ISS.

Other wonderful features were included like coverage of missions 7 and 8 to the ISS which, while not filmed in IMAX, provided detailed hand over hand tours of the International Space Station and a good feel for the basic overall layout of the early space station. In addition an interesting documentary on the making of this IMAX production was included.

These features add up to just under 50 minutes of quality IMAX footage as well as the three excellent featurettes which are a bargain for under $10.00 from Amazon. This is definitely one to own and see again and again.


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I need bigger TV
Added 1/19/2009

We bought it right after we returned from NASA. The content is identical as what we saw at IMAX theatre in FL. This will make you want to buy bigger TV. It is an excellent item.
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Not bad, just not what I was looking for.
Added 11/11/2008

I thought it would have a lot of real space footage. It was mostly astronauts training here on earth and even computer graphics of space. Again, not what I was looking for.
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IMAX
Added 9/6/2008


It was OK. Bought to see it on my new 60" DLP TV.

My main critique on this DVD was the lack of ability to select chapters and skip the boring parts.

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