220 miles above Earth, astronauts assemble the International Space Station while traveling at 17,500 mph in the first 3D film shot in space.
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220 miles above Earth, astronauts assemble the International Space Station while traveling at 17,500 mph in the first 3D film shot in space.
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At the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, astronauts prepare for a rocket launch to the International Space Station (ISS). Directed by Toni Myers, *Space Station 3D* captures the assembly and operation of the ISS, located 220 miles above Earth. Narrated by Tom Cruise, the film features sequences of life in zero gravity and astronauts conducting spacewalks. It is the first IMAX 3D production filmed in space, offering a unique perspective on this international engineering project. The film runs for 47 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See astronauts on a space walk in stunning 3D.
- Experience the force of a rocket launch.
- Find out what life is like in zero gravity.
Did You Know
- Space Station 3D is the first 3D live-action film shot in space.
- The film grossed $128,347,608 worldwide.
- On Rotten Tomatoes, it has an 87% rating based on 23 reviews.
- It is the highest-grossing film never to reach the top 10 domestic box office.
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Who directed Space Station 3D?
Space Station 3D was directed by Toni Myers.
What is the total worldwide gross of Space Station 3D?
Space Station 3D grossed a total of $128,347,608 worldwide.
What rating does Space Station 3D have on Rotten Tomatoes?
Space Station 3D has a rating of 87% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 23 reviews.
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