Mission Pluto

This documentary is presented by somebody called Jason Silva. The documentary has a presenter because unless there is a presenter with lots of personality we won't watch it. Jason is very pleased with himself. He speaks in a very loud voice which is necessary because we are all children. Sometimes he speaks so loudly that he spits. He is very handsome. Well he certainly believes he is. He is much more important than Pluto. Science is very boring unless it is presented by handsome and interesting people like Jason. Jason makes it interesting by shouting a lot and saying the same thing quite often. There are a few actual scientists in this documentary but as they are boring and not handsome like Jason we don't see too much of them. We are all stupid children and so there is no point giving us any of the complicated science stuff anyway. I learnt a lot. Though I can't remember exactly what.

Absolutely atrocious. Horrifically over the top dramatic music, narrator shouting into the mic and just repeats the same 5 lines over and over. Virtually nothing about the science behind the mission and don't even cover New Horizon's photos or findings. All hype and no payoff. NatGeo should be embarrassed of this one.

Ever watch a show that spends the entire time building up anticipation of what's to come and then right before the big reveal the show ends leaving you with nothing? Yep, that's this documentary. 45 minutes of my life wasted. Absolute garbage and a waste of everyone's time!!

It's an interesting topic, but the host is just way too annoying. I couldn't get through more than 15 minutes even though I'm quite interested in the topic. The presentation is also vapid.

This won't take long, don't watch it. If you love the science behind New Horizons or want to know how they launched it, it's not there. No real data, all they do is repeating the same very basic facts over and over again. This could be renamed to: New Horizons: How fast is it? or: New Horizons: Grain of rice. That's what you'll hear for the rest of the documentary. You'd expect a deep look into the rocket, the delivery system, the science on board, what after analyzing Pluto, .. Any and all real interesting info is missing, all the hype wasn't worth it. Very disappointed. It's just a quick overview that easily could've ended in 5-10 minutes. Little to no backstory. As for the images used, they kept recycling the same bad cgi models over and over again. It wasn't even fun to watch.