- Final lines of the film
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A triumph of the human spirit
Reyna 2021-10-20 17:36:51
Your mission served your country. It served to remind us all of our proud heritage of a nation. To remind us that in this stage of technicians and scientific marvels that the individual still counts. That in a crisis, the character of a man or men , will make the difference. Adversity brings out the character of a man. Confronted suddenly and unexpectedly with grave peril in the far reaches of space, he demonstrated a calm courage and quiet heroism that stands as an example to men everywhere. This safe return is a triumph of the human spirit of those special qualities of man himself we rely on when machines fail. And we rely on also for those things that machines cannot do.
- Final lines of the film
- Final lines of the film
Extended Reading
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Faustino 2022-03-23 09:01:17
American theme. The aerospace industry in our country is also very prosperous. If you want to remake it, you can use the three people in "Cooking the Ruffian", and it will be very interesting! ? , Um, fell into deep thinking. . .
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Therese 2021-10-20 19:02:50
Like most American blockbusters, it has always been eloquent at first. There are not many adrenaline-pumping plots, but seeing Houston, we have a problem! "Only began to really enter the plot. The Americanism in the film is fully realized. The addition of Tom Hanks is also a major attraction. Recommended-level movies.
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Ken Mattingly: Uh, one more thing, Jim. While Jack is working on the power-up, we'd like you and Freddo to transfer some ballast over to the command module.
Jim Lovell: Say again, Houston? Ballast?
Ken Mattingly: That's affirm. We want to get the weight right, we were expecting you to be toting a couple hundred pounds of moon rocks.
Jim Lovell: [flatly] Right, Houston.
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Gene Kranz: Come on, I want whatever you guys got on the power-up procedures. We've got to get something up to these guys.
Deke Slayton: Gene, they're working on it.
Gene Kranz: I don't want the want the whole damn bible, just give me a couple of chapters. We've got to give these guys something.
Deke Slayton: They're working on it now.
NASA engineer: I'll get over there and get an estimate.
Gene Kranz: Goddamnit! I don't want another estimate! I want the procedures! Now!