Tom Selleck Movie:

		List Price: $24.98		Label: Image Entertainment Salesrank: 6041 Released: May 5, 2009
		Our Price: $14.96
		Used Price: $13.49
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: Blu-ray

Editorial Review:
Take a technological thrill ride faster, higher, and wilder than modern science or even your imagination! Relive the historical first flight of the Wright Brothers in 1903, then soar with the world-famous Blue Angels as they defy the laws of gravity with their most breathtaking maneuvers. Narrated by Tom Selleck, The Magic of Flight highlights and salutes a variety of modern aircraft, the people who fly them, and the human potential of training and performance. Ever wonder "how did they do that?" "The Making of 'The Magic of Flight'" (42 min.) puts you behind the camera and provides further insights into the world of aviation and the techniques used to get some of the most amazing airborne footage ever captured on film. Shot using high-definition cameras, "The Making of 'The Magic of Flight'" captures the enthusiasm and excitement of the crew who made this groundbreaking film.

The Magic of Flight [Blu-ray] Reviews:
The Magic of Flight
2009-12-12 - Well Done. Selleck does a great job of narration. If you have a Blu-Ray player, the photography is outstanding

POSTING 5 STARS TO BALANCE THE IDIOT
2009-10-15 - Beware of buying this movie if you are looking to play it in your toaster. i have not been able to get it to play at any setting. not lightly toasted. not toasted. not extra toasted. i am sure my toaster works because my bread comes out toasted in stunning 3d. i will not invest in a new toaster just to watch this movie. i asked around and was told i would have to add a bluray player and a hd tv to my toaster to get this movie to play. guess i am stuck watching toast. the disc does make for a good toast plate.

Wanting More
2009-10-11 - I just can't get past this BD being just 37 minutes. Great footage, no doubt! Made even better in HD! But even knowing it's a short movie, when those closing credits roll you're like, "That's it?! Damn." Sure, in "The Making of..." you learn it's like a million dollars a minute (or something ridiculous like that) to shoot IMAX from an F/A-18 and so you can understand why the film is not longer, but still...37 minutes?

Beware
2009-09-12 - Beware of buying this if your DVD player or computer does not play blue ray DVDs. Most older players and computers do not. I have not been able to watch this video on my computer.

An aging documentary but it's ok.
2009-07-12 - I watched 'The Magic of Flight' after vieiwing another IMAX film titled 'The Alps' (which blew me away).

It's clear that tMoF is a much older movie and this shows in all apsects of its production compared to the newer documentaries brought out by the same company on the IMAX format.

This doesn't mean tMoF isn't worth a watch,especially for fans of the genre,but I think it's average at best and would only recommend this title if the price reflects this.