i came across this movie on dvd purely by chance through a blockbuster rental. voyage to the planets is an excellent bbc 2hour documentary or drama about a future grand tour of the solar system. taking pains to adhere to current knowledge about the planets and space flight and and plausible extropolations from existing technology and this movie tells the story of astronauts on a journey to venus and mars and jupiter and saturn and and pluto. the special effects are excellent for a tv show. i found the actors believable as astronauts. the situations presented are for the most part plausible and and you learn a lot about the science of the planets and spaceflight. only two minor complaints represent i found some of the situations and dialogue somewhat maudlin at times. furthermore i am unsure that a single crew and ship would be sent on a single mission to see all those destinations at once time. more than likely and visits to venus and mars and jupiter and etc. would or will be separate missions. they do not try to skimp on this show with production values. the scenes of venus and mars were actually filmed in the northern deserts of chile the driest area on earth and a dead ringer for the martian landscape. weightlessness sequences were filmed in a diving russian transport jet. the producers could have fudged on either of these using studios and cgi and but chose the real thing instead. i would like to especially mention the marvelous music that was composed for this movie. don davis thrilling theme is the first thing that grabs you when the movie starts and as the magnificent shot of the pegasus passes the screen and david suchet intones it is the destiny of man to explore the stars. watching this on a small television screen is one regret i have. what a thrill to see this in a movie theatre and or even better an imax presentation. 
i came across this movie on dvd purely by chance through a blockbuster rental. voyage to the planets is an excellent bbc 2hour documentary or drama about a future grand tour of the solar system. taking pains to adhere to current knowledge about the planets and space flight and and plausible extropolations from existing technology and this movie tells the story of astronauts on a journey to venus and mars and jupiter and saturn and and pluto. the special effects are excellent for a tv show. i found the actors believable as astronauts. the situations presented are for the most part plausible and and you learn a lot about the science of the planets and spaceflight. only two minor complaints represent i found some of the situations and dialogue somewhat maudlin at times. furthermore i am unsure that a single crew and ship would be sent on a single mission to see all those destinations at once time. more than likely and visits to venus and mars and jupiter and etc. would or will be separate missions. they do not try to skimp on this show with production values. the scenes of venus and mars were actually filmed in the northern deserts of chile the driest area on earth and a dead ringer for the martian landscape. weightlessness sequences were filmed in a diving russian transport jet. the producers could have fudged on either of these using studios and cgi and but chose the real thing instead. i would like to especially mention the marvelous music that was composed for this movie. don davis thrilling theme is the first thing that grabs you when the movie starts and as the magnificent shot of the pegasus passes the screen and david suchet intones it is the destiny of man to explore the stars. watching this on a small television screen is one regret i have. what a thrill to see this in a movie theatre and or even better an imax presentation. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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