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Ada 2021-10-20 19:02:50
I didn't expect this film to be so blind, it took a long time to tell who is who. This is a very good subject, but a very bad film. Many plain dialogues, coupled with slow plots, even if the real scene is restored, should not be so expressive. This is a movie, not a documentary. To be too documentary requires some rendering of the plot such as music, but this film is just plain, and it is not enough to rely on the thrills of dangerous moments to attract...
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Mallory 2021-10-20 19:02:50
The layout is quite large, and the atmosphere rendering is in place. The disadvantage is that the first half of the rhythm is too slow, and the rhythm is a bit...
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Dennis 2021-10-20 19:02:50
The main theme of the United States is lengthy and...
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Major 2021-10-20 19:02:50
It was actually the first Ron Howard to watch...the old and tacky American theme, basically a Hollywood space film template, but it's still pretty...but NASA is all white men, and women can only be in the film. The housewife behind her husband, looking at this from today's perspective, is worth thinking about. There should be no such movies in the United States. At the same time, only the United States has such a high level of film industry that can make this kind of commercial blockbuster...
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Marcellus 2021-10-20 19:02:50
[Shanghai Film Festival Screening] Finally watched the 4K version on the giant screen. The effect is great. The adaptation of real events, coupled with the real weightlessness effect created by NASA's training flight aircraft, is very good. Although the whole film is full of aerospace terminology, it also greatly increases the sense of reality. In fact, the twists and turns of the event itself are enough to be exciting, disturbing, tense, and moving. The addition of dramatic bridges and...
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Greyson 2021-10-20 19:02:50
#siff#Did you know, my plane failed, the electricity was gone, and it was pitch black. But if it weren’t for the power outage, I wouldn’t be able to see the green seaweed and I would not be able to go...
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Herminia 2021-10-20 19:02:50
In the depression period when my blind date failed, I actually saw this kind of...
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Lilliana 2021-10-20 19:02:50
①Although there is no evidence, I suspect that Jack at the beginning of the movie is driving. ②The space plan must be perfect, because even the smallest mistake will cause huge losses. ③Using the centrifugal force brought by the moon's gravity to throw the vehicle into the Earth-Moon return orbit, it sounds like Like God, the ground control personnel call the Odyssey over and over again, which greatly consumes people’s patience and accumulates people’s fear. The subsequent manned space program...
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Rylan 2021-10-20 19:02:50
20190617@天山重看, I was impressed by the jelly at the beginning of the movie, and I couldn't help but want to go to the bathroom. The main theme is not to make people think that it is not easy to shoot well. The greatest and most successful failure, before the launch Fortunately, I got the best card in a bunch of bad cards. The smallness of people and the greatness of people coexist. Even in the face of difficulties and obstacles, the exploration journey will never stop. Many of the copied language
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Libby 2021-10-20 19:02:50
I just watched it with...
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Camden 2021-10-20 17:23:03
Digression-a coincidence of Tom Hanks in the play
Tom Hanks plays the role of an astronaut in the play. The TV talk show he participated in is replayed in the news. The host asked him about some thrilling experiences in the past. He mentioned that once he lost all his power while driving a plane, there is a line: I want to be Forced landing at...
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Clementine 2021-10-20 17:27:36
It's a successful failure!
On April 11, 1970, the American astronaut Lovell and three others took off on the Apollo 13 spacecraft, starting the third mankind’s journey to the moon. After a two-day trip, it was about to reach the moon's orbit. Suddenly, the liquid oxygen tank in the service compartment exploded and...
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John Aaron, EECOM Arthur: Ken, glad you're here. You know what's going on?
Ken Mattingly: Uh, John's brought me up to speed. What do we have left in the batteries?
John Aaron, EECOM Arthur: We don't really know.
Ken Mattingly: Well, we gotta get started on some shortcuts for power-up.
John Aaron, EECOM Arthur: Yeah. You know how short?
Ken Mattingly: Well, it's all in the sequencing, John. If we can skip what we don't absolutely need and turn things on in the right order, maybe...
John Aaron, EECOM Arthur: I agree.
Ken Mattingly: You started on a procedure?
John Aaron, EECOM Arthur: Well, the engineers have tried, but, I mean, it's your ship. We gotta get you in there.
Ken Mattingly: Okay. Frank, I need the sim cold and dark. Give me the exact same conditions they've got in there now. And I need, uh, present status of every instrument.
Frank Borman: You got it.
Ken Mattingly: I need a flashlight.
[one is offered]
Ken Mattingly: That's not what they have up there. Don't give me anything they don't have on board.
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Fred Haise, Sr.: Oh, Christ.
Jack Swigert: What's up?
Jim Lovell: No more waste dumps. We're just gonna have to store it.