An extremely dull documentary

Raphael 2022-02-23 08:01:47

1. The extremely dull documentary, I slept twice in the middle, and took four years to finish it. . .

2. It doesn't even describe the scale of the moon landing project, the details of the organization, and the technology of the moon landing equipment. . .

3. Only one key point is pointed out: the first goal of the US moon landing is political competition. . .

4. The color of the whole film is heavy, the music is slow, and the lack of joy and pride for the successful moon landing is more like mourning. . .

5. I believe more and more that the moon landing was done in the studio. . .

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Extended Reading
  • Arvid 2022-04-23 07:04:18

    "It's not you Americans who made it, but we made it!" How wonderful! Scientific breakthroughs also seem to bring people closer...

  • Larue 2022-04-22 07:01:50

    #Watching Notes# 1770 24 people who were fortunate enough to have seen this blue planet in outer space from the perspective of God. American astronauts all look tall and handsome, so the national propaganda is intentional. It's not the success of the United States, it's the victory of all mankind, but they still planted the U.S. flag on the moon. Driving the lunar rover causes the fastest downhill? Should the speed be slow if the gravity is small?

In the Shadow of the Moon quotes

  • [first lines]

    Michael Collins: I kind of have two moons in my head, I guess, whereas most people just have one moon. I look at the moon just like everybody else who's never been there, and you know, there it is, and I've always thought it was interesting. Whether it's full or a sliver, or what have you. But every once in a while, I do think of a second moon, you know, the one that I recall from up close. And yeah, it is kind of hard to believe that I was actually up there.

  • Eugene Cernan: [about being selected as an astronaut] One day, you're just Gene Cernan, young naval aviator, whatever. And the next day, you're an American hero. Literally. And you have done nothing.