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The celebrated filmmaker sat down with us to discuss his dream-like Netflix film “Apollo 10 ½,” the state of cinema, how to fix the Academy Awards, and much more.
“Small, shiny, serene, blue and white. Fragile,” the Apollo 11 pilot once said poignantly of his view of Earth from 240,000 miles away.
Between all the movies hitting theaters and #TooMuchTV, you were bound to miss out on some uncut gems. Here are the best movies of the past year that flew under radar.
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The mastermind of the Houston control room dies after living to see the 50th anniversary of his greatest achievement.
In this nail-biting excerpt from “Shoot for the Moon,” James Donovan gives us an almost minute-by-minute account of the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing.
A lunar orbiter has captured images of the flags’ shadows.
Even Marco Rubio wouldn’t dare complain about Todd Douglas Miller’s eye-opening doc on the Apollo 11 mission to the moon, featuring never-before-seen 65mm archival footage.
Backlash over the Neil Armstrong biopic omitting the flag-planting on the moon is lunacy. Go see the movie. There are flags! More, there is a strong dose of patriotism we all need.
He tweeted out two photos of Neil Armstrong planting the flag with the hashtag #proudtobeanamerican.
The Florida senator accused Damien Chazelle’s moon-landing film, which just premiered in Venice, of being unpatriotic. He couldn’t be further from the truth.