Print the Legend

This documentary explores the burgeoning world of 3D printing, highlighting the innovators and companies at the forefront of this revolutionary technology. It delves into the contrasting visions for the future of manufacturing, from open-source accessibility to industrial applications and the ethical debates surrounding the creation of unregulated objects.

Print the Legend was generally well-received by critics for its timely subject matter and engaging narrative. It was praised for demystifying the complex world of 3D printing and presenting a balanced view of its potential and its controversies, though some found the pacing uneven.

• Praised for its insightful look into a rapidly evolving technology.

• Appreciated for balancing the excitement of innovation with the ethical concerns.

• Some reviewers noted that certain aspects could have been explored more deeply.

Google audience: Audiences found the documentary to be a fascinating and informative exploration of 3D printing, appreciating its clear explanations and the compelling stories of the people involved. Many were impressed by the potential of the technology and the different perspectives presented.

Nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series.

The film features a notable segment on Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed, who gained significant attention for their work on creating 3D-printable firearms, raising profound questions about gun control and technology.