Someone wrote a profoundly racist rant against white people in his or her review. I do not view all rich white men as evil, but I consider Jeff Bezos the embodiment of pure evil. I skipped beyond every biographical detail about him and his opinions about the flight. I could not care less.

But I loved to see Shatner's reaction to the things that he viewed. It was moving and touching. He was honest and raw about his feelings throughout the entire documentary.

I am also glad that they added a lot of Glen de Vries footage. He died shortly after this experience. RIP.

It was basically 45 minutes which is the perfect time for this type of documentary. Not a lot of fluff. Let's get down to it.

Amazing thing is Shatner is 90, and he's got the old person's skin and boy but his mind is still that of a 40 year old. No slowing down or hard to process ideas. He speaks well and it's impressive. He's a young 90 and it was great to see him do this because he really appreciated it and that was nice.

No big ego or "I deserve this." Just an actor who wants the planet to be healthy and cares about it who got to do something great. Well done.

LOOK AT ME, I HAVE MONAYYYY ME GO TO SPAAAAHCE. I dont understand why people find this interesting.. it's just and up and down ride.. you can get the same on the vomit comet. COULD HAVE SPENT THAT MONEY ON MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE INSTEAD OF BLOWING IT.... murrica..

And the NERVE of him even bringing up global warming as he pollutes the world a little more with his joyride is beyond unnerving.