Just saw this movie at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center where a lot of the filming was done. What a GREAT family friendly movie. Okay, the acting is "okay" and a couple pieces of the plot are out of order and yes, it is hard to figure out some people's actual job. With all that aside, it is a GREAT movie. What makes it great?1. The entire family can enjoy it. No foul language, no mushy love scenes, and there are parts that are exciting and funny enough that even adults will have a good time.2. The "mean kid" isn't so cruel that you hope he falls dead; yes, he is a jerk - but not too big of a bully.3. The movie is fun, even though it's for the kids - I never felt like poking my eyes out just to make it stop, which tends to happen with movies just for kids.4. Finally a movie for average, ordinary kids in the 6 - 12 category. This movie is safer than Space Camp (which has a bit of language), but still has cool up-to-date technology. It's just going to let kid's have a good time.Now, don't get this movie if you are a former Space Camper and want to relive your experience - it will just make you mad. They combine activities from Space and Aviation Camp and throw in things that don't happen in any camp (including the new Robotics Camp). Don't get this movie if you are a space buff that cringes when people get things wrong - there is a LOT that is wrong, not plausible, and ridiculous even to imagine. However, if you just like space and enjoy a fun movie that allows you to defy logic (like NASA picking future astronauts based on how they do as a team at Space Camp) - then this movie is for you.What makes it a 5 is the synergy of all the parts. Every part taken alone ranks 3 1/2 - 4; but put together the parts work just right to make this a 5. Honestly, I left the movie and came right how to pre-order the DVD.