Still as tense all these years later, even if the silly CGI tracking shots now look a little daft now. Probably one of my favourite Forrest Whittaker roles too. Cracking little film.

Yep, not a ruddy clue. The action sequences were good though

Tricky one this, because I've read other people's reviews and I totally get the criticisms that have been thrown at it. Sure, the white-knighting is incredibly tiresome and there were numerous other characters who could have been the "saviours" in this film. But, as a 44 year old, white man, I can't relate. But I do have teenage daughters, and I'm pleased we all sat down to watch this together. It felt like an important message, regardless of who was delivering it. I thought the message was a good one, and I hope it's a message that my daughters take on board.

Just expertly crafted documentary, utilising archive footage of the whole mission. The tension still sits with you, despite knowing the outcome, the mass euphoria is felt as this monumental achievement is realised.

Superb