3/5 A bit more sailing content woud have been better than a song...
  by Boudewyn Van Dyck (France)
A bit dissappointed by lack of any real tactics or technical discussions by the crew and schipper, but beautifully filmed...In short a bit "LITE".

5/5 Morning Light is fantastic
  by J. McKie
As a sailor working with young people, this is a great way to infect them with a keen desire to go sailing. We need more youth related experiences to draw others to this great way to build confidence, friends for life, and have a great time while building on a great set of standards of the past. Very well done, and I encourage any sailor, young or old, novice or expert, to view it and get ready to sell sailing to others!

5/5 Excellent Sailing Movie/Documentary
  by Brian Soliz (North Carolina, USA)
This is a great movie/documentary that goes behind the scenes to show what racing teams go through to prepare for a big race. It's also inspiring to see Roy Disney challenge the racing world to invite and create a team with very little experience compared to the other teams. I had no idea that the majority of the members of a professional racing team are well into their mid thirties to early forties. Roy opened up the door to influence the norm of a standard set in place. These young men and women were presented with a chance of a life time and took it. What an awesome experience.

4/5 These kids are terrific!
  by M.A. Bell (Dana Point, CA USA)
What fun to see these college-age kids learn the ropes, so to speak, and do such a good job of racing the Pacific from CA to HI. Even if they didn't win, they are all winners.

5/5 Best Sailing Film I Have Ever Seen
  by J. W. Hunt (Alpharetta, GA USA)
This is not only a wonderful story of youthful challenge, it is also a brilliantly filmed sailing story. I have sailed all my life, this film captures the thrill of ocean racing like no movie has before. Thanks to Roy Disney, not only did 15 kids get the opportunity to sail a powerful TP52 for 6 months, but we got to share the experience, the joys and agonies, the fear and the fun with them. Recommended for all ocean sailors and armchair sailors alike.