Review of For All Mankind (1989) by Fred Camper for Chicago Reader — 25 Dec 2000
The astronauts playfully mug for the camera, and the footage is spectacular, from a fiery liftoff montage to familiar but lovely shots of the earth from space to the moon's mysterious gray surface. But it's telling that a description of the problems of defecating in zero gravity is more interesting than astronauts' trite musings on “out of this world” views, and the ahistorical editing is occasionally irritating.
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This review of For All Mankind (1989) was written by Fred Camper and published by Chicago Reader on 25 Dec 2000.
For All Mankind has generally received very positive reviews.
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