NASA: A Journey through space

Reviewed by Jason Lockard

Ever since the beginning of time man has looked to the stars and wondered what else was up there. Men like Jules Verne and H.G. Wells inspired filmmakers and inventors to explore the skies.

This new Blu-ray release from Mill Creek Entertainment NASA: A Journey Through Space explores the history of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. 

This 2 disc Blu-ray set includes 7 episodes. Let's take a look at what is included on each disc.

Disc One:
1. The history of flying & the space race
2. Operation Lift Off
3. Shooting for the Moon

Disc Two:
4. The Apollo Mission
5. After a Giant Leap
6. The Shuttle & Living in Space
7. The 21st Century & Beyond

This documentary series uses archive footage to take you right into years gone by. From the dreams of flight to the Wright Brothers. Comics, TV shows and movies. To the first bombers to the historic speech by President John F Kennedy and beyond.

These episodes are masterfully produced and filled with amazing information. The Narration of Coby Batty is really good as well. His voice is a soothing and yet authoritative.

The episodes have been transferred in widescreen 1.78:1 aspect ratio and in dts-HD Master Audio. The episodes look and sound stunning. I was really inpressed with the clarity of these episodes. This is a very good little documentary series!

A very cool bonus with your purchase of this Blu-ray is you get a digital copy of the documents series. The digital codes can be redeemed on the new digital service movieSPREE. Go to moviespree.com and sign up for a free account and you can get 100 free movies as well. MovieSpree can be viewed on computer, tablet or smart phone and apps are now available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Android devices.

So if your a fan of NASA or documentaries this release is for you! You can head over to MillCreekent.com or Amazon.com and pick up your copy today!

Audiences: Families
Objectionable Material: Nothing offensive
Length: 5 Hour 18 Minutes
Genre: Documentary
DVD Value Rating: A


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