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Title: L5 - First City in Space (IMAX) (2005)
Format: DVD
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Starring: Genevieve Langlois, Dennis Akayama, Martha Henry, Rachel Walker, and Colin Fox
Director: Allan Kroeker and Toni Myers
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Runtime: 35 minutes
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Review of L5 - First City in Space (IMAX)

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Comments for L5 - First City in Space (IMAX)

• Posted on 2009-05-03
  Best 3-D film ever made
  
  I saw this when it originally came out in the NYC IMAX theater. It was simply outstanding. Everything about the movie was believable, including the children playing together in virtual worlds building the snowman, the scientists getting together to "whiteboard" a problem with a 3D hologram. Took my mother-in-law visiting from VA to see it and she kept thanking me profusely for the experience. I only wish IMAX would release this again in their theaters.
  See this movie!
  
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• Posted on 2009-04-16
  L5 - First City in Space (IMAX) - Poor
  
  L5 - First City in Space (IMAX) was a poor film rating only 2 to 3 stars with this reviewer. The graphics, music, acting and basic story were very poor and I felt like I was watching a made for TV movie for children. I am very glad my wife was able to talk me out of seeing this one when I noticed it playing at the IMAX in our mall.
  
  
  
  
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• Posted on 2008-01-07
  L5 First city in Space
  
  The first feature on the disc, 'L5 City in Space' is like Star Trek for second graders. There is danger, but it is not as threatening as something that would destroy the entire colony. In fact, the scariest part is like the end of Apollo 13, when there is a fear that the father may be lost when he doesn't radio back immediately after a crucial part of his mission.
  The other feature is a short film about an alien ark exploring our Solar System. Due to our rapid progress in our explorations, the film is somewhat dated. The ship appears to be huge to its crew members, but there is a 'surprise' twist at the end which can be easily guessed by anyone who has ever looked at a drop of pond water under a microscope.
  
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• Posted on 2007-04-14
  very inspiring
  
  Well I was VERY excited to see this movie. It not just another sci-fi adventure. Based on facts and technology this film gives hope for the different kind of approach that can change the way we think of our planet.
  
  Great Details
  Great Animation
  Great Soundtrack
  Great DVD layout
  
  Horrible Acting (for which I only gave 4 stars)
  
  But still its worth seeing.
  
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• Posted on 2006-11-05
  L5-First City in Space
  
  The producers should have decided to make a sci-fi feature or a documentary about the prospects of living in space. It was entertaining although I was curious about why they needed to send someone out to repair the probe when they already showed they have the robotic technology to build a whole colony? Plus the need for additional water on L5 demonstrates poor management of resources so how is it better than living on Earth. Earth is our home if we take good care of it. There is no reason to have space stations with large numbers of people orbiting the Earth. Best when shown with a digital projector on a large screen.
  
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