Apolo 11
Apollo 11
Apollo 11
Apollo 11
Director:
Todd Douglas MillerMúsica:
Matt MortonReparto:
Buzz Aldrin (arch.), Neil Armstrong (arch.), Michael Collins (arch.), John F. Kennedy (arch.), Jack Benny (arch.), Jim Lovell (arch.) (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
16 de julio de 1969. Después de años de preparación y de intentos fallidos, la misión Apolo 11 de la NASA despega rumbo a la luna. Cuatro días después, el 20 de julio, el módulo lunar Eagle toca por fin la superficie del satélite, y los astronautas miembros de la tripulación saldrán al exterior para dar un paseo por la superficie lunar. La misión más célebre de la NASA también convertiría a Neil Armstrong y a Buzz Aldrin en figuras históricas. (Cinépolis Distribución)
(más)Reseñas (3)
The gauntlet is thrown down to all those stupid conspiracy theorists who think the moon landing was fake and that it was all filmed in a studio. A superb atmospheric thing, perfectly restored to hold the attention of even the modern viewer focused on image quality, while masterfully working with period footage and all the necessary props to show "the real thing" with maximum authenticity.
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Fantastic, I wished the documentary had never ended or had lasted at least 200 hours – that's how amazing the footage is, so wonderfully put together. If only I had seen it on TV and not in the cinema, I probably would have been similarly thrilled, though perhaps the chills I felt at the Saturn V launch might not have been quite so much. Perhaps.
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A refreshing behind-the-scenes look into the most famous space mission that relies only on depersonalised facts and a narration through authentic audio and video recordings. Though the unemotional approach might not be very attractive for those uninterested, this is still a very valuable documentary from a point of view different than what we are used to in similar projects.
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