I know I'm not just touched

Amy 2022-03-20 09:01:14

When "Houston, we're in trouble" sounded, my heart tightened; when finally "Houston, I'm the Odyssey" finally sounded, my heart burst into tears with the cheering crowd; though, I know I'm watching a movie.
I know it wasn't just an unsuccessful space flight that moved me, it was the best things in human nature, bravery, confidence, worry, love, never giving up, wisdom in the face of adversity, and so on. There are also people who are dedicated, sincere, and single-mindedly dedicated to making a film well. Really, the qualities common to excellent films, sincerity, focus, and the audience as the object of conversation, etc., these are all in Apollo 13. can be seen.
Music, art, photography, acting, all very good.
I know that I am more and more emotional and tearful. This is completely different from watching movies when I was young. This is a manifestation of a person's growth. The care of the family, the experience of others' pain, tolerance, understanding, etc. The ancients said that at forty there is no confusion, but that's true.

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Extended Reading
  • Justen 2022-03-19 09:01:02

    Naturally touching, thrilling in tranquility. The magnificent pace of civilization has transcended time, region, and race, and closely linked the breath. The starry sky becomes language, and the earth is a warm flame. The moon is a soft dream. The greatness of mankind lies in the fact that hopes and wishes still make them shine after the loss of dreams. I have tasted the frustrated soul, wiped the scars with bright eyes, and vomited rain to wash the mud stains, and then embarked on the next journey fearlessly and surely.

  • Nicklaus 2022-04-22 07:01:03

    Strong main theme ~ but... so beautiful

Apollo 13 quotes

  • [Jack Swigert has just failed a simulated re-entry]

    Jim Lovell: How ya feelin', Freddo?

    Fred Haise, Sr.: Char-broiled.

    Jim Lovell: So what happened?

    Jack Swigert: Came in too steep. We're dead.

  • Jim Lovell: [after hearing the explosion] What did you do?

    Jack Swigert: Nothing. I stirred the tanks.