Space shuttle is pretty cool. Personally wouldn't put any movie experience in the same universe as the eclipse.

Like it's entirely possible that we're the only planet in the galaxy that has eclipses like that and quite possibly the only one in the universe with life on it to witness such an event.

And you're stood there watching as a incomprehensiblely big ball of rock held above us by nothing more than its own angular momentum happe s to perfectly cross infront of and block out and even possibly bigger ball of fusing gas and do it so perfectly it blocks the disk of the sin but leave the corona and solar flares still visible to the naked eye, you watch the world around start to die in the most unnatural way, the temperature drops and then suddenly its night time in the middle of the day, the animals go crazy, you have a 360° sunset and the sun is replaced by black disk surrounded by s ring of fire. Its pretty much a supernatural event.

So I just really cannot comprehend how anyone could /possibly/ compare it watching a movie. That's like comparing witnessing the birth of your own child to finding a dollar on the street.