1/10
Kids' entertainment
9 December 2013
Warning: Spoilers
Generally, for £20 at the Science Museum in London you expect some pleasant experience that brings enlightenment to your mind. Unfortunately, this is not the case.

After seeing the trailer, I was so thrilled I couldn't remember last time I was so excited about the universe and I thought to myself, perhaps this is it, this might be the A-star universe film I've been waiting for.

After watching the film, when you come back and see the trailer again, you realise that they just tricked you, because actually none of what they claimed to present in the movie, is revealed. The universe scenes are extremely short, for instance you're supposed to experience the most important star of all - the Sun - however, they only give you this experience for about 15 seconds. When I enter the cinema to 'experience the most important star of all' I want to stare at it for at least 10 minutes from different angles, different distances, while narrator reveals some interesting facts.

"Shallow and Short" are the adjectives that come to your mind first. If it'd be up to me, I'd rename this film to ' Hidden Universe 3D for Kids '
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