To Fly!

Early IMAX movie, watched on Youtube. I should be ashamed of myself. The rating is a bit generous, but the guilt of watching it on my computer drove me to rating it higher, anticipating how much I maybe would have liked it in ideal conditions.

Christof

"This is one of history's great triumphs!" One of the first IMAX flicks - as usual extraordinarily spectacular in the aerial shots, but unfortunately also interspersed with wooden historical re-enactments, an incredibly solemn and pathetic narrative text and just such a…

Reto Hochstrasser

truly awe-inspiring. i want to believe in the best of humanity

kieran

what hey bear sensory videos are to babies, this was to me

iamgrass

Absolutely incredible, being one of the first IMAX films. Almost hypnotic and so enticing the entire time. It’s cool this was also the first film to show at the National Air and Space Museum.  What do you mean Du Pont distributed this, though?

Jackson Mooney

“We can now truly see these cities with the eye we opened not too long ago“ worth a pilgrimage

LePage

Had to miss the end of this due to clashing festival timeslots; fun to see a 70s take on the American imperial docu-spectacle approach that had its pomp in the 50s and 60s.

shatnersbassoon

I flew

Octavian Kaul

The history of American flight up to the bicentennial but on this new technology IMAX. Sure its fine for short documentary films like this but it will never take off for mainstream movies.

SilentAlly