Interesting. Definitely worth watching for William Shatner and Star Trek fans. But a little slow and anticlimactic, and somewhat disappointing overall. Once is enough.

A few are doing what the vast majority of us can only dream of. That's true. But, I really enjoy watching these people do it! Because space is and remains a place of longing. And I don't think space travelers are neglecting Earth. On the contrary, almost everyone sees their vulnerability from a distance. And I can gladly overlook the fact that Jeff Bezos and his company are presented in a good light. In a way, they deserve it.

Someone wrote a profoundly racist rant against white people in his or her review. I do not view all rich white men as evil, but I consider Jeff Bezos the embodiment of pure evil. I skipped beyond every biographical detail about him and his opinions about the flight. I could not care less.

But I loved to see Shatner's reaction to the things that he viewed. It was moving and touching. He was honest and raw about his feelings throughout the entire documentary.

I am also glad that they added a lot of Glen de Vries footage. He died shortly after this experience. RIP.