I decided to watch this film after watching the Russian film Space Rescue which was released in 2017, which was completely unexpected. Released in 1995, 23 years later, it doesn't feel very low. I think there are two reasons for this perception: one is that it is adapted from history, so there is a background for the story; the other is that the film does not show many high-tech shots, and it is more important to put history and the great efforts of astronauts fully expressed.
Ordinary scenes, ordinary lines, ordinary feelings, the more you can see the good and evil of people's hearts, I am very moved by the concerted efforts of the astronauts inside to solve the problem together, and I am also very moved by the ground commander's efforts to bring the astronauts back to Earth. I saw the shadow of our engineering students, and felt chills at the attitude of the diplomats and journalists, although I could understand the disgust that could not stop me.
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