It's a decent documentary with some awesome visuals and actually told me some information I both didn't know and hadn't even heard about. Unfortunately, I just don't care enough about space to get really into it. The coolest stuff was the actual Hubble images of space, but they had to cut that too short by spending half the movie talking about astronauts who went out to repair it. I really didn't care about that part at all.

It sure is an eye-candy, but the narration treatment has a narrow viewpoint; simply going for the awe inducement(which backfired for me), especially considering the subject.

...and then realisation that I will never be an astronaut flashed in my brain, and tears started running down my cheek... Oh, space, Y U so beautiful?!

Good: Awesome quality, well paced, good narration; - Bad: Would have liked for them to clearly distinguish between computer generated work and real Hubble shots, some of the narration seemed dumbed down for kids, some of the news clips really stood out as low quality based on the TV resolution (they should have come up w/ a different solution)

Well made documentary, though very basic, but its hard to fault something designed to bring in the typical museum crowd. Gives you a serious appreciation for Hubble as an instrument and the people who keep it running.

Marvelous but way too short.

I've been fascinated with astronomy since I was a child so I was really looking forward to this. It's beautiful and thought provoking. My only complaint is that I wish there was more time given to the extremely complex images that the Hubble Telescope is capable of and less attention given to the astronauts. As much as I appreciate their efforts, the constant "And then they had ANOTHER major problem!" narration got tiring.