Laremy Legel
MTV
Sep 23, 2020
B
See Hubble 3D: IMAX if you get the opportunity. Take the children. It's a beautiful film, and it somehow makes the cosmos seem both accessible and heavenly. You'll definitely learn a few things, and you'll gain a new appreciation for our space program.
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David Germain
Associated Press
Sep 23, 2020
3/4
The view is humbling and heavenly enough to make you feel puny and exhilarated at the same time.
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Joel Johnson
io9.com
Sep 23, 2020
Hubble 3D is a pretty simple movie. It's also one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen in my life.
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Julie E. Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aug 17, 2017
B-
The high-spirited shuttle crew demonstrates how much fun it is to work in space.
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Michael Dequina
TheMovieReport.com
Apr 8, 2012
3/4
A uniquely thrilling virtual trip that one is unlikely to get to experience first hand--in this lifetime, at least.
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R.L. Shaffer
IGN DVD
May 16, 2011
9/10
Hubble provides a vivid, breathtaking look at our solar system like never before. And it leaves us pondering not just science, but faith.
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Jules Brenner
Cinema Signals
Apr 9, 2011
4/5
Too brief an exposure to the accomplishments of Hubble-enabled astronomy--but everyone should see it, nonetheless.
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Mike McGranaghan
Aisle Seat
Mar 30, 2011
4/4
A wonderful film for anyone who still has a passion for watching the skies and wondering what's out there.
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Graham Young
Birmingham Post
Jan 26, 2011
5/5
This is so jaw-dropping in terms of both content and quality that you won't want to miss a single second by blinking.
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Don Groves
sbs.com.au
Jan 3, 2011
3.5/5
Awesome spectacle in outer space; pity about Leo's narration.
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S. Jhoanna Robledo
Common Sense Media
Dec 30, 2010
4/5
Space lands on Earth in 3-D glory in this kid-friendly docu.
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Andrew L. Urban
Urban Cinefile
Aug 6, 2010
After becoming blasé about CGI effects in movies that pretend to take us into other galaxies far far away, we know this is for real
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Louise Keller
Urban Cinefile
Aug 6, 2010
Star gazing with Leonardo DiCaprio is an awesome out of this world experience. On the giant Imax screen in breathtaking 3D, this is probably the closest you or I will ever come to space travel
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Russ Breimeier
Christianity Today
May 7, 2010
3.5/4
Hubble 3D doesn't weigh in heavily on theories of Big Bangs, evolution, or creation. Instead, it lets the visual data speak for itself.
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Jim Lane
Sacramento News & Review
Apr 30, 2010
4/5
... a truly amazing trip ...
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Chris Hewitt
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Apr 23, 2010
4/4
What sent me over the boohooing edge was an overpoweringly beautiful shot of the astronauts at work with Hawaii 325 miles behind them, shimmering in the blue, blue Pacific.
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Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Apr 22, 2010
3/4
A movie like this can get you thinking.
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Linda Cook
Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
Apr 10, 2010
4/4
This, then, is how a star is born.
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Sara Michelle Fetters
MovieFreak.com
Apr 1, 2010
3.5/4
While at its heart a standard PBS-style documentary, the film ends up being an extraordinary standout achievement when viewed in a state of the art IMAX theatre.
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Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
Mar 26, 2010
I've been to two launches, Apollo 11 and Apollo 12, and Hubble 3D is the first film I've seen -- and felt -- that does more than hint at the skeleton-rattling power of those stupendous rockets.
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