5/5 Preview
  by Alfredo E. Garcia (Shreveport, LA)
I have a projector as a TV. So my picture is 128 inches. It is nice to see thiese videos on it. Not quite like the IMAX but nice.

4/5 Like being there
  by R. Robinson (New Jersey, USA)
I thought the set was well worth it. The launch scene in the beginning of "The Dream is Alive" is simply incredible. I highly recommend viewing on a wide screen with at least Dolby 5.1. Turn it up and it's like being at the Cape. Most people who view the launch on my TV had no idea how powerful the shuttle is and sounds. That's because on regular TV, the engines sound like a vacuum cleaner. The space views of earth on all of the DVDs is priceless. Great value.

2/5 Terrible Sound
  by KJ (England)
The sound quality is awful. The background music and sounds are fine, but the narration is way too quiet and can barely be heard over the rest of the sound. Disappointing quality.

3/5 slightly diappointed
  by Donald A. Legere (springfield, ma 01020)
The first few discs were overall boring in nature, however once the discs get to space and talk aout all the things going on in the space station etc., it was truely interesting. In HD this series had absolutely stunning photography

4/5 IMAX films are almost always 4:3 format
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That's because IMAX theaters are that same 4:3 format. To get widescreen you'd have to either lose picture on the top and bottom, or stretch the screen out over two blocks.