Official Trailer for Neil Armstrong Biopic “First Man”

[Megalith]

La La Land director Damien Chazelle and star Ryan Gosling have reteamed for Universal Pictures’ First Man, “a look at the life of astronaut Neil Armstrong and the legendary space mission that led him to become the first man to walk on the Moon on July 20, 1969.” It is scheduled for release in the US on October 12, 2018.

The riveting story of NASA’s mission to land a man on the moon, focusing on Neil Armstrong and the years 1961-1969. A visceral, first-person account, based on the book by James R. Hansen, the movie will explore the sacrifices and the cost—on Armstrong and on the nation—of one of the most dangerous missions in history.

 

[IRSmurf]

For a few times the budget of that movie, Elon Musk could probably land people on the surface of the moon. We need to sell tickets to watch a real moon landing.

 

[Showbiz]

Great, more over dramatized hollywood crap. Should let Ron Howard do it. Apollo 13 is still not only one of my favorite all time films, but the soundtrack as well.

 

[kromc5]

Just youtube astronauts grabbing wires or wire hoax, or compare permed hair with zero g plane hair. You can also look for augmented reality fails also on nasa. Also search for timing delays, many times nasa actors forget about the 11 second delay and you can see the slip up in their face. If you have taken the time to watch nasa videos over years they are a one trick pony. I find the videos extremely tiring as it's the same thing over and over, wire flips and pointing to permed hair to prove they are in space.

 

[castlefire]

HBO's "From the Earth to the moon" is a better then this movie

 

[Chebsy]

I agree with Showbiz, it does look over dramatized, but most Hollywood movies are now anyway. It may be worth a watch. though.

 

[craigdt]

Another Sci fi flick, I see.

 

[scojer]

Just youtube astronauts grabbing wires or wire hoax, or compare permed hair with zero g plane hair. You can also look for augmented reality fails also on nasa. Also search for timing delays, many times nasa actors forget about the 11 second delay and you can see the slip up in their face. If you have taken the time to watch nasa videos over years they are a one trick pony. I find the videos extremely tiring as it's the same thing over and over, wire flips and pointing to permed hair to prove they are in space.

Please say that in English. You're saying they're faked?

 

[JosiahBradley]

Just youtube astronauts grabbing wires or wire hoax, or compare permed hair with zero g plane hair. You can also look for augmented reality fails also on nasa. Also search for timing delays, many times nasa actors forget about the 11 second delay and you can see the slip up in their face. If you have taken the time to watch nasa videos over years they are a one trick pony. I find the videos extremely tiring as it's the same thing over and over, wire flips and pointing to permed hair to prove they are in space.

Holy shit, an actual moon landing faker believer. Please be trolling, please be trolling.

 

[Krenum]

Figured this would lure all the Moon landing conspiracy nuts. Was not disappointed.

 

[oldmanbal]

b b but we already know the ending

 

[_l_]

b b but we already know the ending

" Interesting choice that the writers decided not to write any suspense into the script " - Crow (Mystery Science Theater)

I wonder why they didn't choose to use this suite?

 

[oldmanbal]

" Interesting choice that the writers decided not to write any suspense into the script " - Crow (Mystery Science Theater)

I wonder why they didn't choose to use this suite?
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Is that leaked footage from star wars IX? XD

 

[sirmonkey1985]

Great, more over dramatized hollywood crap. Should let Ron Howard do it. Apollo 13 is still not only one of my favorite all time films, but the soundtrack as well.

yeah i don't think apollo 13 can ever be topped.. still enjoy watching that movie even 23 years later.. hopefully the over dramatization is purely just the trailer trying to sell it's self to the younger audience.

 

[Fifliffl]

Looks pretty good. Glad to see those guys get their movie.

 

[ButtonPuncher]

Makes me want to fire up The Right Stuff. That was s great movie. Definitely worth checking out of you've never seen it.

 

[katanaD]

or.. you could watch a film shot using only the REAL astronauts... talking about what it was like


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0925248/

 

[noxqzs]

So who here doesn't believe we landed on the moon?

 

[NoOther]

So who here doesn't believe we landed on the moon?

We didn't land on the moon.

We dominated the Moon.

MMGA.

 

[Saturn_V]

HBO's "From the Earth to the moon" is a better then this movie

Tony Goldwyn as Armstrong and Bryan Cranston as Aldrin was perfect casting. And FTETTM also highlights how Armstrong (and Dave Scott) saved Gemini 8, and Armstrong's near fatality with the LEM trainer. Can't see Gosling coming close to topping this.