Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood - Reviews

...it is every bit as cultish and hallucinatory as the ones that Linklater has made before, like Waking Life from 2001 and A Scanner Darkly from 2006.

...it feels like his most personal film in years.

...is brimming with nostalgia for a simpler time when kids were left to their own devices and society had a reason to come together for a common cause.

...Apollo is packed with Linklater’s unique voice and breezy attitude that makes you feel right at home.

The great animation and storytelling will take you over the moon.

It’s an approach that allows “Apollo 10 ½” to recreate places that no longer exist, fulfill Stanley’s fantasies of floating among the stars, and render all of its scenes as equal on screen as they are in Linklater’s memory.

This magnificent mid-century memory piece from Richard Linklater is up there with the director’s finest films.

Richard Linklater still does nostalgia like nobody else...

...a masterful tale of capturing the sweet memories of everyone growing up in America in the 1960s...

...the movie is abundantly playful, changing 'film stocks' depending on what the family is watching (or ignoring at the drive-in) or where Stan’s imagination is roaming.

...der [er] en graphic novel-agtig sirlighed over billederne, og nostalgisk farvelade flyder gennem filmen, så ens skærm næsten skvulper.

En hjärtevärmande nostalgitripp till månen.

Richard Linklaters animerade kärleksbrev till 1960-talet överträffar alla förväntningar.