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General Discussion / Re: Accurate edition of Apollo 11 (2019) movie?
« Last post by bfeist on January 31, 2023, 01:14:53 PM »Thanks for your message. I think must have been that person at Goddard screening the film in 2019.
The movie contains many inaccuracies. Many :/ I won't ruin the film for you by listing them.
With that said, it's still very very accurate on the spectrum of the film industry in general. Apollo in Real Time endeavours to always push towards accuracy because we don't have to be entertaining to a general audience in a movie theatre. I think the best intro for the Apollo 11 film would be to point out that it has been made as historically accurate as possible, but if it's accuracy your audience members crave, they should check out Apollo in Real Time, the Apollo Flight Journal, and the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal after the film.
The movie contains many inaccuracies. Many :/ I won't ruin the film for you by listing them.
With that said, it's still very very accurate on the spectrum of the film industry in general. Apollo in Real Time endeavours to always push towards accuracy because we don't have to be entertaining to a general audience in a movie theatre. I think the best intro for the Apollo 11 film would be to point out that it has been made as historically accurate as possible, but if it's accuracy your audience members crave, they should check out Apollo in Real Time, the Apollo Flight Journal, and the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal after the film.