One of the nice things about most of the Fuji film is their availability. I can go to most drug or department stores anywhere and get some good astrophoto film from Fuji. Fuji films are generally not as red sensitive as the Kodak Ektapress films are. They still get a good deal of red but starfields show more blue and green tints. This can result in spectacular photos of the milky way and some nice views of star clusters and galaxies.
Reciprocity failure is low and the grain is fairly small.
I would rate this film an excellent astrophotography film and well worth the time to try. Just a few years ago this was THE astrophoto film for color negatives. This film has always been somewhat harder to find than the ISO 400 version but usually a well stocked camera store has a supply. This film was the leader in high speed, small grain, color negative films. This remains an outstanding astrophotography film and I would recommend it to anyone.