New Apollo Movie
Discussion
Ron Howard's love affair with Apollo continues. This looks fabulous, but is only getting a limited release here in the UK.
http://www.itsotm.com/itsotm.html
http://www.itsotm.com/itsotm.html
If it's anything like Apollo 11, I'll be dragging the missus to watch this.
Having been to Canaveral twice to do the Apollo tour, it's simply the bravest, most daring and technically most challenging thing man has ever attempted.
I'm a cynical old git at the best of times but I absolutely marvelled at how they did it, in such a timespan when in 1961 the US space effort was a joke and in 8 years was absolutely the finest engineering effort the world had ever seen.
Having been to Canaveral twice to do the Apollo tour, it's simply the bravest, most daring and technically most challenging thing man has ever attempted.
I'm a cynical old git at the best of times but I absolutely marvelled at how they did it, in such a timespan when in 1961 the US space effort was a joke and in 8 years was absolutely the finest engineering effort the world had ever seen.
qube_TA said:
The Hypno-Toad said:
Looks very good but still no interview with Armstrong. The most publicity shy famous person ever.
If you see him these days he looks very old and a bit frail, the guy will always be a hero in my book though.I find it so sad that in maybe 15 years time none of these guys will be with us anymore and the firsthand knowledge of space exploration will be lost. Hopefully we find the drive to return soon!
Maxf said:
qube_TA said:
The Hypno-Toad said:
Looks very good but still no interview with Armstrong. The most publicity shy famous person ever.
If you see him these days he looks very old and a bit frail, the guy will always be a hero in my book though.I find it so sad that in maybe 15 years time none of these guys will be with us anymore and the firsthand knowledge of space exploration will be lost. Hopefully we find the drive to return soon!
With the amount of cr4p hollywood puts out each year why does this not get a general release. Most men of my vintage (26 years) would love to see a film/documentary about the apollo missions, we're all addicted to discovery and national geographic channels because of stuff like this.
It annoys me that we are credited with so little intelligence by corporate types that they dont think this film would do fantastically well if put on general release.
It annoys me that we are credited with so little intelligence by corporate types that they dont think this film would do fantastically well if put on general release.
Parrot of Doom said:
Well if its not in a cinema near me, I'll just download it from the internet. Thats what happens on limited release films, DO YOU HEAR ME FILM DISTRIBUTORS?
That was my first thought, however I will hold out for a DVD release first.edited to add : available from 3 Mar 2008 according to amazon, not the same as seeing\hearing it on the big screen tho'
Edited by gopher on Tuesday 30th October 15:45
Here is an appearance Neil Armstrong made just 3 days ago....top guy IMO:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic...
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