I just watched this short documentary and was really amazed by the quality of the images since this documentary was made in 1985. But now I see it was an IMAX movie so it does make more sense now. I saw it on my big screen television but I can imagine that in an IMAX theater it must be awesome because the footage and the images are just stunning at times. It's all well done and very interesting to watch and to learn. The narrating voice of Walter Cronkite wasn't annoying at all, it was simple but effective. For the impressive images alone the documentary is already worth the detour. Add on top of that that it's all very interesting especially if you're interested in space and technology. The only minus point was that it was too short. It could have gone on for a couple more hours if it was up to me.
Review of The Dream Is Alive
