Felt like the perfect 90 minute time capsule of the event. I really appreciated the lack of any voiceover narration, and instead just letting the footage mostly speak for itself, guided mainly by the radio communications with mission control. (It was very cool to see footage of the people talking, synced to the radio chat, giving a face to audio I'd heard before).
It had a good mix of both centering on the astronauts and engineers/staff, as well as highlighting…
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I never connected much with any of the characters, which stopped the film from properly clicking for me. The first half hour or so felt overly straight forward, without anything to really grab me, but it became gradually more interesting as it went on and the "obvious" plot direction was overturned by the twists.
Some of the set pieces were great (such as the grave, and the window scene), and scene transitions were creative. The fact that the two main characters never actually even saw the detective was a nice touch.
I just wished it had something a little more to hook me from the beginning.
