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For All Mankind (1989)

A testament to NASA's Apollo program of the 1960s and '70s. Composed of actual NASA footage of the missions and astronaut interviews, the documentary offers the viewpoint of the individuals who braved the remarkable journey to the moon and back.

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Fred Camper 25 Dec 2000

The astronauts playfully mug for the camera, and the footage is spectacular, from a fiery liftoff montage to familiar but lovely shots of the earth from space to the moon's mysterious gray surface. But it's telling that a description of the problems of defecating in zero gravity is more interesting than astronauts' trite musings on “out of this world” views, and the ahistorical editing is occasionally irritating.

Chris K 14 Aug 2009

Simple. Brilliant. Beautiful. A composite of footage and recordings of the Apollo missions, filmed by NASA and the astronauts themselves, woven together as a singular personal journey to the moon. Some of this footage is simply amazing, and plumbed from the depths of NASA's film vaults, a lot of it never seen previous to this film, and entirely new prints from the original film itself which are just impeccable given the age of the 16mm footage. See this in HD. The only film I can think of that was a uplifting, magical, and wonderful of this that I've seen is Man on Wire, this is a similar celebration of the majesty of human desire. Really really highly recommended. It's the kind of film that, despite its utter simplicity, and the fact that much of the footage was never shot for any artistic or creative reason (most of it is for engineering and science purposes), tells a story that transcends all that, because the story itself demands it. This film will lift you through the clouds.

Timo V 03 Jul 2011

The quintessential space exploration documentary!

Ted M 07 Jun 2007

An excellent documentary on the Apollo moon landings. Actual footage of the missions and interviews with the astronauts and Mission Control technicians make it superb. If you buy it, don't get anyting but the Criterion Collection DVD version.

Keith T 26 Jan 2008

Absolutely wonderful NASA documentary about the Moon landings in the period 1969-1972. Stunning colour footage of the later landings, which given we didn't have a colour telly back then, makes the film all the more worthwhile