APOLLO 11 Trailer (2019)

APOLLO 11 Official Trailer Movie in theatre soon.
© 2019 - NEON

[@phased-arraych.9150]

The moment you realize this isn't a production, it's the real thing.

[@Captain_Aubie]

I just saw it in IMAX. Incredible. Easily the best of any of the Apollo films. And no narrator...just the raw NASA footage and communications with the crew as it occurred in glorious 70MM.

[@jonathanalvarado1178]

Steve R do they show footage of the astronauts on the lunar surface?

[@quadsquad4588]

@@jonathanalvarado1178 I just saw it today. They show a lot of lunar footage. All around fantastic.

[@maximilianvegas6922]

Lucky you!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SHNEKOROTOR]

Do you believe that Americans were on the moon? lol

[@maximilianvegas6922]

@@SHNEKOROTOR Yes of course!

[@johnwheatley5641]

Haha, clicked on the thumbnail thinking, "wow, that actor looks so much like the real Neil Armstrong."

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

John Wheatley ....still an actor either way he became a very bad actor when they “returned from the lunar surface “

[@markuscamenzind5510]

@@donpettyandthespacefakers1798 And why would that be?

[@johncswheatley]

Markus Camenzind don’t feed the troll.

[@markuscamenzind5510]

@@johncswheatley Just wanted to know if he is a flatard or alien on the moon guy. We know it's all controlled by the " Hallucinaties "

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

Lol you guys are great you think they landed on the moon that’s great it really is that’s what they want you to believe job well done nasa 👍 people still believe you sent astroNOTs to a see through object and before you say I’m hallucinating again take a look at the moon during the day if you cannot see blue sky right through it then you got me but I’m pretty sure ur gonna be able to that thing they deem a rock in our sky is one big lie and before you call me crazy look into it .. it cools down the earth at night time it’s it’s own light source if you think that thing is reflecting sun light you got another thing coming buds and also earths atmosphere protects us from all kinds of radioactive waves and rays hitting yet they were able to get live tv and phone signals no problem what are you gonna say “ oh your just not smart enough to understand how they did that” yea ok .... they’ve admitted to not going to the moon on many occasions without actually saying it and it goes right over most people’s heads I’ll end with this look up a video on Don Pettit they sell him as an outter space construction worker you know fixing the iss when it needs fixing look up the video on him talking about why they haven’t gone back to the moon because they lost the technology 😂 lol you don’t believe that a nasa astroNOT says something like that look it up an good luck ....it’s easier to fool the masses then to convince them they’ve been fooled

[@EpoNandrolone]

It's not a documentary because it doesn't try to explain something, it's not a movie because there are no actors, yet is probably the best film I've seen simply because it tells the story of the greatest achievement of human kind in the best possible way.

[@TrueBlue-ow1rj]

There all actors ya zoomer 🤡

[@EpoNandrolone]

@@TrueBlue-ow1rj, baby, I love you

[@TrueBlue-ow1rj]

@@EpoNandrolone fart noises 🤡

[@EpoNandrolone]

@@TrueBlue-ow1rj, I'm a-asking you

[@KH4444444444N]

Agreed.

[@Geosphera]

*Hello! I am writing to you from Russia. Americans You are a good and hardworking people. Thanks to our confrontation, we launched a man into space, and you landed on the moon. Imagine what we can do together if there is no confrontation between us. I believe that the day will come and people in our countries will respect each other and work shoulder to shoulder. I hope sooner or later our governments will reject stupid feuds and will work to develop a common world. One country can do nothing. For the further conquest of the Cosmos, we need to unite and by absolutely efforts to achieve incredible success for the benefit of human civilization. Time does not stand still and development. Hope and stupid human thinking about racial superiority or religious will soon exhaust itself completely. Then we can finally move quickly into a bright future! I wish you all success, good health and good luck. And know we are not as bad as you draw us. ))))) More often come on KZbin and communicate with different people live. In the 21st century, it is already a shame to trust the media. ) I don't speak English very well, but I think you will understand what I wrote here. ))*

[@paranoidscientist]

ГЕОСФЕРА TOGETHER, WITH WHAT YOU SAID. HUMANITY MUST WORK TOGETHER, AND WE CAN TOGETHER GO BEYOND THE MOON!

[@josephcampbell5296]

ГЕОСФЕРА well said comrade

[@Casioo24]

Once Humanity is grown up and we will established peace&order in this world, well be able to invest so much more in Space and its exploration. Just imagine all that wasted money in Military and War thats sadly still taking place in this century invested in a common good cause. The universe is endless and there will be other lifeforms to meet.

[@Geosphera]

I am glad to meet people like you from different parts of the world. I think the 21st century is the last century with the policies of the old generation. It is time to unite and make progress. But how to conquer global commerce? After all, no one benefits from merchants progress if it does not bring super-profits. We need a democratic state, with a large sector of state-owned enterprises and research centers. Only in this way can the country set the development vector. Many technologies have been developed by private companies, but they are in no hurry to implement them because the old ones did not pay for themselves. That is, progress is being artificially slowed down. Believe me, the Soviet Union was not so bad) The social state, free apartments, benefits, free medicine, education, transportation by the majority of the population. The pension is 60 years for men and 55 for women. All this did not like the capitalist countries, and our country could not stand it. Unfortunately, we pulled many countries that weren’t really worthy of our support. Huge spending on the army, the lack of medium and small businesses, and the lack of international trade. I understand perfectly why the United States saw us as an enemy. I would also see, probably, if I were in the government. Read what Mohammed Ali wrote when he came to the USSR. he was just amazed. And now we are at the mercy of a thief, an unprincipled person who has been enriched at our expense and has enriched all of his surroundings. We are under repression, human rights are being violated, the economy is bursting at the seams again, because for 30 years, allegedly, democracy could not do anything well in the country, but only destroyed all the achievements of the Soviet Union. You have no idea how many different developments we had in all areas. And the US? same. We were competitors and it helped us) We tried to be better than everyone. I hope everyone will understand the mistakes and it is not too late to change this world for the better. I believe that the goal of mankind is to research and conquer new worlds and endless development.

[@MarcoAurelio-sh7vc]

ГЕОСФЕРА Hello Friend. I am Brazilian and I am the same age as the historic launch of Apollo 11. Unfortunately the cold war has delayed all spatial development, but wars in general lead to a technological race that we probably would not have without them, a paradox. But Russia's alliance with China can do immense damage to world peace. A Russian military base in Venezuela is being set up right now. A big problem awaits us in the future. Unfortunately. A hug.

[@kkirch2000]

Just saw the movie. Great and totally worth seeing it in a theater. Don't hesitate seeing it

[@positivelyliv]

Saw this last weekend and it was absolutely stunning. An amazing tribute to the thousands of people who made the mission possible and the three men who ensured it was a success; it's such a shame that Neil isn't with us to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary.

[@kibashisiyoto6771]

"Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed." Most amazing words I ever heard.

[@SpottedSharks]

It's right up there with Lincoln's "a new birth of freedom."

[@ThorKCade]

Spoiler Alert!!!

[@dinkyvision]

This is one of the most amazing documentaries I’ve ever seen. The new footage is jaw dropping. The way this is presented is perfect. Absolutely stunning. Those who say fake & flat earth morons are doing an enormous disservice to the thousands of ppl who worked to accomplish this mission.

[@DON666]

Those idiots are also doing a great disservice to intelligence. They're trying to un-invent the wheel. Disgusting.

[@andy42x]

Face the truth.. It's a hokes!

[@laythbarzangi8477]

@@andy42x The only truth here is that your English is a hoax.

[@edguitarstanleyeisen6179]

Flat Earth morons have absolutely no relation with the hundreds experts that have claimed this is a hoax.

[@91jaian]

Currently there is a lot of evidence which says Apollo 11 was a completely fake

[@biketube69]

Saw this at Sundance. Deserves to be shown on an IMAX screen.

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

biketube69 i agree looks like a great mockumentry mocking the people that still believe it haha right biketube69? Man it’s funny

[@christianege4989]

@@donpettyandthespacefakers1798 No, we don't believe in the moon landing. Nobody with proper knowledge and education believes in the moon landings. We KNOW that it happened. Because the evidence for it is so overwhelming that there is simply no other way than knowing it.

[@m_o_r_g_o_t_h]

Saturn V - still best looking rocket ever made

[@jmarston1043]

and the most powerful

[@maximilianvegas6922]

@@jmarston1043 Just the best rocket ever made.

[@austinbarnard7688]

Hopefully Starship will be better🚀

[@direwolf6360]

Thanks to a nazi

[@N75911_]

@@nicolasfinnegan7545 Be quiet, Jew.

[@deans0209]

Without doubt, the greatest achievement in the history of mankind. Those who claim it to be a hoax have no place on earth

[@setyanovanto6962]

those who believes this shit are simpanse

[@Navvartheone]

@@setyanovanto6962 Your spelling makes it look like you know as little about grammar as you do about the moon landing, they teach both in the third grade.

[@TrueBlue-ow1rj]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡faked

[@paulinegallagher7821]

they should be shot off into space, then at least they'll find out the earth is round

[@jmarston1043]

i can't believe how clear and crisp the revamped footage looks, once again i am blown away by the advances in technology

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

Apparently the cameras NASA was using at the time were even better than what we have as our own IMAX cameras today and they left that footage at the National Archives for years and had no way to translate the footage. So this documentary crew did that for them and that's why the footage looks so well to this day because it was incredible technology even by modern standards and it has held up. I've not got to see this yet but I saw a video where they said that once they get to space the footage looks a lot worse but is still really good but they just couldn't take the really high res cameras with them on the shuttle itself. I'm dying to take my kids to see this. Did you feel emotional watching it? I've heard people say it's really moving.

[@jmarston1043]

@@SimpleManGuitars1973 i cant wait to see it too, i've watched many Saturn V videos and always been disappointed at the video quality but have always accepted that this was down to the quality of the camera equipment of the 60's, but now my prayers have been answered, seeing the Saturn V sat on it's launchpad in HD quality sends chills down my spine, she's a monster

[@kdmigloo]

Kept this but lost all telemetry data

[@mharro88]

We never went back and you're blown away by the technology. Spoiler. They never went.

[@mharro88]

@@SimpleManGuitars1973 lol keep drinking that koolaid.

[@patrickmuller3248]

"The last time we were one!" Fascinating and sad at the same time

[@joerogue231]

Trump is bringing us together.

[@jonastjelle7683]

Joe Rogue your a funny man😂

[@joerogue231]

@@jonastjelle7683 Here's the proof : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl67qJqQiMpjn9U

[@TheJordan276]

We will bé again when we will Côme back

[@sentinel-wraith9060]

Funny, because I remember 9/11 and people still came together.

[@TheLeadSled]

To think that in May of 1961 Alan B. Shepard was shot into space, a mere 15 minutes that was the prelude of landing a man on the moon. To think of the sheer magnitude of the task that laid ahead for them was mind boggling to say the very least. From the short time that Shepard spent in space they had to learn so much before the decade was out, they had to invent all kinds of materials and electronics within that time span as well and then put it all together for Apollo 11, it is amazing what man can do when they put there minds to it.

[@llw3472]

I find it hard to believe they achieved this 8 years later....

[@christianege4989]

@@llw3472 If something is really wanted by mankind, they can achieve even greater things. Just think how many thousands of ships, tanks and planes the US build in the four short years of WW2.

[@llw3472]

@@christianege4989 I totally understand what your saying but it's a massive difference assembling tanks etc than landing on the moon approx 230,000 miles away in space...... Dont you think after 50 years we should be a lot more advanced with space travel by now????

[@llw3472]

Especially if we achieved the moon landing in that short period. I'm not saying it never happened but something isn't quite right with that mission and I believe NASA are much more advanced to what we are led to believe

[@RSTI191]

The average age of the Engineers at Nasa at the time was just 26 years old. Kids, they were just kids with a high divorce rate as the wives couldn't take their long hours.. This from someone who worked on Gemini program through STS..

[@eganplaysMC]

I wonder why brilliant minds like that even get married at all.

[@bpph2491]

Rst28 now kids can't even get outta Bed, they don't know what gender they are. Get offended very quickly, and love Jeremy Corbyn.

[@vinnolano]

Funny because I believe the average age at space x right is about 27

[@bpph2491]

Vinnie Toyo Peluso exactly

[@povelvieregg165]

Rst28, utterly mindblowing. 20 somethings with slide rules, building a moon rocket in less than 7 years. Today NASA is incapable of doing the same with way more knowledge, super computers, computer modeling/simulation, more experienced engineers. SLS is already way older than that and still not finished. Despite using technology that already existed. Despite building on tech from the Spaceshuttle and Ares program. NASA really needs to look at how they were organized and did things back then and compare to how things are run today. I don't think it is a question of talent and ability, but a question of how the organization is organized. It is sad to see that capability to achieve great things is actually regressing. We assume there is a steady march towards more progress, yet civilization can decay and degenerate to lower technological levels.

[@brettwilkinson9529]

This documentary convinced me that Neil Armstrong step foot on the moon.I was definitely a sceptic before viewing. A magnificent feat .

[@KH4444444444N]

@Anonym Anonym It's not possibly to question if it happened. Most skeptics don't even know how to answer my retort of which moon-landing. 😉

[@paulinegallagher7821]

@Anonym Anonym It is, because skeptics, or outright deniers, are usually so steadfast and stubborn. If you were to ask every denier why they feel that way, every single reason they give that its a hoax has been debunked over and over, with the same explanation, over and over, and they still will say 'no, its a hoax'. Depressing that humans cannot accept and commend, or even acknowledge, the amazing brilliance of other humans and what they are capable of

[@technoquetz126]

@@KH4444444444N Exactly, most of these people fail to realize that there were 6 landings, NASA and the government and all of the astronauts would have to keep like half a million people quiet for 50 years to keep a secret like that, idk how people seriously believe the landings were faked, the technology to fake them didn’t exist in the 70s

[@fluentinsilence]

The woman featured in the trailer and film is JoAnn Morgan, the first woman in the firing room during launch; a groundbreaker and had to deal with all the sexism and bullying that came with it but her peers underestimated her and she held her own ground.

[@TomTimeTraveler]

The DEFINITIVE Apollo 11 documentary. A must see.

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

Thomas Vasiloff you meant Mockumentary

[@christianege4989]

@@donpettyandthespacefakers1798 No it is a documentary.

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

Is it really they made a documentary about Stanley Kubricks Apollo 11 stunt they pulled on you guys they did do a good job they still have you fooled

[@nathaliefg95]

I was just over 2 years old when Appolo 11 landed on the moon... This is the best documentary I’ve seen on the subject because it’s real and not a great Hollywood production!

[@savagesooner4891]

Lance Armstrong, Buzz Lightyear, and that other guy... Awesome Achievement!!

[@lifesizemeatball1483]

Its Buzz Aldrin and that "other guy" is Michael Collins

[@echooutdoors2149]

@@lifesizemeatball1483 but you didn't catch the fact he said Lance? 😂

[@christianstehno1854]

Phil Collins ☺

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

Savage Sooner Ah, but what *did* they achieve

[@Gkitchens1]

Savage Sooner you were thinking of woody harrelson

[@NiekkieNick]

And then there are people who dislike this!!!!!???? Saw this yesterday. Such a great documentary about the moon landing. What a hero's these men where and what an adventure they have experienced!!

[@christianege4989]

Some people with simple lifes and no hope of getting out of their backyards will always claim it was fake just to feel special and be able to forget their miserable lifes.

[@dennis9707]

They picked the right man to represent mans first step on the moon. He had the right temperament.

[@sorinsabau1664]

Great secret keeper to.

[@TheKonga88]

And he had the right bank account number awaiting payment.. 🏦🏦🏦🚀🚀🏃🏃🏃🏃💀💀☕

[@dan_hitchman007]

You could say he had... The Right Stuff.

[@jasonwilson2763]

@@TheKonga88 he worked as a schoolteacher afterwards you hideous cretin.

[@TrueBlue-ow1rj]

@@jasonwilson2763 your a zoomer 🤡🤣

[@richardmabe4186]

Saw Apollo 11 this afternoon on the big screen. Watched the mission live as an awestruck seven year old in his pajamas on a black and white TV before colour so this movie is a treat in colour and digitally remastered. The mission did seem to have a unifying effect on people around the world at the time and a real sense of the crew heading into potential danger and the unknown. Really well made with many highlights the launch is amazing, the power and thrust of the engines shook the cinema.

[@robburns4176]

One of the things that the space flight dramatizations never seem to be able to recreate is the pre-launch suiting up of the astronauts with that "game face"; total concentration.

[@tompintamini7722]

I was 8 years old ... sitting with my Father all night long front of TV ..... cant wait to see that movie !

[@williamdilley4923]

I was always fascinated by the moon landing at 8 years of age. Even my grandpa Phil got to watch it.

[@VacationWanter]

Common Grandpa Phil W

[@sparkytdg]

The beauty and majesty of when America was truly great and powerful. Wow, I was born into this, these were my only toys until I was 8 or 9 years old, I still have many of them. I wanted to go to another planet. Then we got that stupid shuttle, the factories which ran my town closed and America was tilted downward.

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

Love this trailer As for the film - one of the best documentaries (real time archive) i've ever seen

[@sanjayyashwantsohani4820]

Great Will surely watch A fan since Twelve years old,in 1969,now at 62 still very much facinated by Astronomy in general and Moon race in perticular.

[@Gomcio]

Guys pls, no spoilers in comments! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@dawidepl7807]

Spoiler

[@lucien7804]

Spoiler

[@mich159isepic]

they land on the moon

[@yvam1145]

@@mich159isepic No they didn't xd

[@wolfsebastiensolon6178]

They crash trough the surface

[@dweir2584]

The power of the shot 01:14 A woman holding her own in a room full of men.

[@crimsondragonwu]

When NASA was Alpha AF.

[@YorkshireD1]

Exactly. Now they're just a public front for the secret missions. Thank god for the private space companies. Spacex I salute u. Lol.

[@michaelcaprioli7879]

One of, if not the best documentary I've ever seen.

[@vieuxbal1253]

I believe you. That's why I just can't wait to see it for myself.

[@nicholasmaude6906]

I can't wait to see this in IMAX.

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

Nicholas Maude looks like a great mockumentary doesn’t it? Hahahahahahahaha I can’t wait ........people still actually believe they went to the moon lol

[@HopiPop]

What js IMAX

[@nicholasmaude6906]

@@HopiPop en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAX

[@HopiPop]

@@nicholasmaude6906 Thanks!

[@semprediolho]

Just Earth images, not moon! Lol

[@donm1612]

I really enjoyed this. It is unlike any other documentary I have seen about space exploration. It puts you in the shoes of the astronauts. You feel the pressure they felt. For example - Spoiler alert -the part where they are trying to achieve escape velocity on their return. The soundtrack was just exactly right for the effect.

[@NBT2469]

Watching this trailer makes me wish we never ended the space shuttle program....... *sighs*

[@ultralaggerREV1]

don't worry about it, there is a NEW space shuttle being built and OH BOY it will be MASSIVE, POWERFUL, it will be the Space Shuttle's son, it will get a futuristic design, a prototype has been tested, no it won't have solid rocket booster and an external fuel tank it will have a GIANT first stage called SUPER HEAVY, the new space shuttle named STARSHIP will have the capability to LAND NOT like an airplane but it will use it's own thrusters and landing legs to land. it can go to the Moon and Mars. it is made by SpaceX here are links to animations 2016 INTERPLANETARY TRANSPORT SYSTEM (ITS): kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqLSaGuIlN6MfKM 2017 BIG FALCON ROCKET (BFR): kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKKoXqiiqdiKqpI 2018 STARSHIP/SUPER HEAVY: [no animation available, please search on Google] 2019 STARHOPPER (prototype for hop tests): [no animation available, please search on Google]

[@Nerius.m]

Obama was running short of spending money to war so thats why he had to shutdown space travel

[@GuyTheWeird]

@Nils Ivo von Aswege Why would be buran a better choice?

[@dmajones4874]

Or never began it because it was all faked 😂😂😂

[@GuyTheWeird]

@Nils Ivo von Aswege Yes you have a really strong practical arguments and i like it! The engine and fuel system might a long discussion. Sadly the results of those programs are not friendly neither with Buran nor Eněrgija. And again it's sad to see Russian space industry today... I had an opportunity to see both machines and both are really incredible just to watch at them.

[@MarvelousLXVII]

Not only the "last time we were one" but quite frankly, the only time. Can't wait to see this.

[@bladerunner7146]

Sadly, even at that time it did not mean, we = mankind.

[@stationaryplane9149]

Never went to the moon.

[@BrandonTharphorrortownusa]

We all know you never went to the moon.

[@stationaryplane9149]

@@CrazyPets0 And the proof for your fantasy sphere pear doesn't exist. Unless you have some? Fire away. 😂👍

[@stationaryplane9149]

@@CrazyPets0 Nothing. Thought as much. 👍

[@christianege4989]

@@stationaryplane9149 We have an overwhelming amout of proof for the globe, so much that mankind can't go an other way thant realizing the earth is a globe. The problem is that you flat earthers just lack the intelligence to understand these proves, and therefore deny everything as fake because you simply don't understand it.

[@stationaryplane9149]

@@christianege4989 Can you name any proofs without assuming and labelling people? Let's have it. You'll be the first to provide it. It hasn't been done yet so it'll be interesting to see what your "proof" is. 😂

[@CorvairScott]

Loved it! Seemed like it was filmed yesterday!

[@gabriel7995]

The movie is not about landing on the moon The movie is about how they did and how they struggled to arrive at the moon And then the people to say it's fake -__-

[@mharro88]

It is fake. Why haven't we gone back? Humans don't abandon something of this importance to continuously study...

[@povelvieregg165]

@@mharro88 Because they lost the ability. America is an empty shell of what it once was. It is not just in Space. They are not capable of building large projects like the Apollo and Hoover dam anymore. Empire state building was built in 1 year and 45 days. Nobody is able to do that anymore in the US. You know where all the brilliant engineers and scientists who worked on the Apollo and other amazing American achievements ended up? On wall street. America got obsessed with hating government and worshipping capitalism. So instead of paying scientists to advance human civilization, they kicked them out and let the work on wall street making advance financial instruments which would later bring down the economy such as in 2008. You are taking progress for granted. You assume it will just happen by itself. It does not happen if you don't keep fighting for it. Civilizations have fallen all through history. The US is not immune to that.

[@benocq]

Mick Harrison Imagine we made a factory that made boats that could reach this island that had nothing on it. We just went there to prove we could. Well, once you were done showing off, why would you spend the billions to keep the factory open? Then half a century later, if you wanted to go back, you would have to re make the factory, which would take a few years. That is why we haven’t been back. The cost out weighed the gain. Now America is ramping up to go back by 2024, so why don’t you just shut up and wait for them to build the infrastructure they need to get the rockets ready.

[@mharro88]

@Lord Shrenny that's what they tell you... Government wastes more money on far more pointless shit than space. Humans always to go back to the unknown to study it.. it would be like saying theirs no point in going to mt Everest we've been there.. that's garbage. Humans and scientists will always want to go back as there's so much more to discover off world.

[@mharro88]

@@benocq if you believe there's nothing on the moon you're are an absolute idiot

[@helmuthuber766]

Im Kino gesehen! Unglaublich und großartige Musik!

[@thieubobo81]

I've got goosebumps people!

[@anthonysimpson6738]

Definitely want see this, wonderful achievement 50 years ahead their time and more. When we do go back to the Moon and we will, with all our present “superior” technology we will “struggle” to do it and then we will fully understand the magnitude of this achievement. NASA is no way funded to the same extent as they were in the 1960s so tough to knock them.

[@trulyaks]

Epic stuff. Can’t wait !

[@DelightLovesMovies]

This is such great doc everyone should see it

[@ok.6539]

Spoiler: They land on the Moon.

[@vinnolano]

It was incredible footage of an incredible time...

[@squatch545]

Here come the Moonbats !

[@mrkeogh]

First quote is Armstrong, last sounds like Buzz. Assuming the second is Collins? “The whole Apollo program was designed to get two Americans to the lunar surface and back again safely. The enormity of this event is something that only history will be able to judge.”

[@omidfilms]

This film was so fucking good! I can’t stop thinking about it

[@iamdahulk]

I can watch this all day!

[@nickpurdy]

0:49 Didn't know Jeff Goldblum was part of the Apollo program

[@luckyfox86]

well uhm uhh

[@gerRule]

Sounds like Jeff Goldblum and Christopher Walken’s love child

[@stavrosgeorgios5577]

Are you fucking deaf, or Chinese?

[@TheCrossroads09]

Proof that when people are offered the challenge of high adventure we are all in.

[@Islanddude83]

Can't wait to see this!

[@mikegunther6578]

you´ve seen in the other movie :P

[@JameBlack]

The greatest achievement in human history!

[@MrHulltech2]

I don't know if it's the greatest achievement but it is a great one. I would have to say the greatest achievement would be the development of antibiotics or other achievements in medical science. Without vaccination to diseases we probably would not be here. But everybody has there opinion.

[@chrisobber5604]

MrHulltech2 Agree. Vaccines for example were an enormous achievement.

[@markuscamenzind5510]

Fire Wheel Lollipop 😉

[@doodie03]

Journey to the moon is finally (filmed)---edited?......oh......NICE JOB, USA :) let´s re-edit 911 now, please :)

[@user-dd8vo7or2d]

Lmao our CGI now looks the same as the footage in the actual apollo 11. Shocking

[@adamhames8982]

That would be such a grand sight to see. The earth from the perspective of the moon;)

[@a2STRAY]

The lunar ticks are out in force in the comment section.

[@tbut155]

Can't wait to see the footage from inside the capsule when they were faking the earth out the window, that's my favorite part

[@ashenpunk]

Tbut155 shut the fuck up you absolute moron. Go back to eating crayons.

[@poppoclown]

38 flat earthers don`t like the video.

[@ednan9]

poppoclown flat earth is stupid. Fake moon landings is not - don’t mix fool

[@markuscamenzind5510]

@@ednan9 You are the fool or are you saying the USSR was in it at the time ? Not to mention the countless other countries following the progress.

[@drewhendley]

The power of Apollo 11 taking off….my God

[@chosenone-d17s]

stanley kubrick did a better job lol

[@vivianstanshall8121]

Came for the Kubrick comments Wasn't disappointed

[@patrickfuchs6086]

There is no narration in this movie, only original sound and audio.

[@luckyfox86]

Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and the other guy

[@merlinthomi]

Micheal collins

[@seesnap]

Micky Collins

[@kdmigloo]

Stanley something...................

[@merlinthomi]

@@kdmigloo ...

[@yvesluyens9466]

That moment at 0:40!!! Goooo!

[@MrAvatarlm]

Grandioso 😍💪🏼

[@TheFatblob25]

Saw it twice! Incredible film. A time capsule.

[@TrueBlue-ow1rj]

Saw it 3 times kiss my butt🤣🤣🤣🤡

[@seesnap]

Directed by Stanley Kubrick 🤣✌🏻

[@nativeamerica9254]

Yea a movie taken from a movie haha

[@egistobolognesi]

Poor man You off corse

[@geraldthomas9253]

OMG ! ! ! I am LOVING this comment section Who is a troll and who is a moron?

[@t65bx25]

What First Man should have been.

[@t65bx25]

@Donutkiller64 And it, in my opinion, should have focused less on the individual man. It kind of undermines the whole purpose of NASA, to do something for society, not ourselves. To realize and accept that you are a pointless little blip in the corner of an infinite universe and try to make your life more than that, and not about you.

[@sebastiangruszczynski1610]

​@@DavidPoddany If first man was about Neil Armstrong's life the why would they mainly highlight the sadness and tragedy instead of his brilliance, work, personality? I get that he lost his child and that effected him mentally but they left out a huge part of his personality that made him a astronaut in the first place...

[@delrey874]

It was a great documentary 👍

[@mr.nelsonsclassroom8443]

Here we go with the fakeaboos.

[@mr.nelsonsclassroom8443]

@Blob B xD

[@spearhead787]

Yes sadly total boredom.!!! Sigh

[@NBT2469]

@Blob B I have not heard that name is a while! Wow!

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

A superb documentary- totally unique.

[@dannydekker2773]

19 Moon landing deniers disliked this video lmao

[@michaelnoble2432]

@@Spark-In-The-Dark part of me refuses to believe that some are so stupid that they actually think the moon landings were faked. Please, please tell me you're just trolling? I'm losing faith in humanity...

[@Spark-In-The-Dark]

Michael Noble I don’t have the patience to deal with stupid people... If you aren’t smart enough to sit at the adult table, it’s none of your concern.

[@SebMenard]

And plus... Kelly Smith who publicly admitted that NASA does not have the technology to go through the radiation belts 🥳

[@flamingbronze76]

@@Spark-In-The-Dark I love how you talk about the adult table yet you call people retarded without any valid argument

[@doubtunites168]

still believing we went to the moon is like believing the earth was flat.

[@KH4444444444N]

How can I so staunchly dislike all of CNN save for this film amd Parts Unknown, yet love the shit out of this film.

[@JohnSmith-fb7nz]

American exceptionalism what happened to you ?

[@barrywithers8913]

The Enormity of this 1 Event changed mankind in such a short time i don't think people realise that .. ( 60 mins quote)

[@chrislevy3533]

listen no-one ever went to the moon ffs

[@CrashDy]

So how did they create parallel shadows back then?

[@moisesvaladez8162]

Better that any of the major movies in 2019 in my opinion, it's stupid that it's not on a 4K UHD disc!

[@Bobbelobben]

Maybe it explains how they lost the telemetry data

[@andreabarren9098]

😅😅 good one

[@5milingAssassin]

@@andreabarren9098 the same old telemetry data bullshit comment from Robert Strandberg. do you even know what you're talking about "Robert", or are you just regurgitating this from a flat earth video?

[@LaurenceLDN]

🔔🔚

[@AgnostosGnostos]

I bet that the contribution of Werner Von Braun will be omitted.

[@c.edwards1814]

Yep. I was waiting the entire movie for that. They show a slight view of him from behind and at an angle, if I remember correctly.

[@AgnostosGnostos]

C. Edwards The movie has been recently leaked to internet and I saw it yesterday. Warner Bon Brown doesn't appear in the movie. Maybe only his back in a moment but I am not 100% sure. There is a possibility that appears between hundreds of others scientists but I have to pause and zoom. Definitely there is not a direct appearance of him in the movie. The whole truth is that Saturn V rocket was based on German technology. It was made by Werner Von Brown and the German team he brought to Nashville Alabama. NASA knew everything about Werner Von Brown and initially didn't want him. After a series of many rocket failures and the embarrassing success of soviets, Nasa didn't had a choice and relied on German technology. The dark past of Werner Von Brown was carefully concealed until the conquer of the moon. After the success of Apollo program he wasn't really necessary. Press started to publish his relation with national socialism and forced slave labour of V2 rocket massive production. He was restricted in a less significant office of NASA and nowadays nobody wants to remember him. Neither in this Apollo 11 movie nor in First Man movie there is any mention of Werner Von Braun. Despite his past he was a great genius.

[@c.edwards1814]

​@@AgnostosGnostos 4 years ago, I went to Kennedy Space Center, and there were huge photos of Von Braun and Korolev as I walked into the early space flight exhibition. Last I checked (in January), those pictures are gone. BBC's Race to Space is an excellent, 4-part series that gives them their due.

[@AgnostosGnostos]

C. Edwards Thank you for the info

[@c.edwards1814]

@@AgnostosGnostos You bet. I live near the Space Coast, and it never bores me to see all that stuff over and over again.

[@patrykgorecki581]

Programming continues. . . . !

[@HarryHoran]

Just bought this. Looking forward to watch

[@c.edwards1814]

I don't give a rat's arse if CNN put it together; I love all of those missions, and to see them in 40 mm (was it?)--I'm there.

[@mapp4751]

Amen to that!

[@quadsquad4588]

70MM. It is fantastic.

[@donpettyandthespacefakers1798]

C. Edwards I agree the fact that cnn put it together makes it even more of a mockumentary haha isn’t great they’re still trying to deceive everyone hahahaha man it’s funny ....landed on the moon hahaha these guys are great I’ll tell ya

[@quadsquad4588]

stanaclausisanalien 101 Are you saying they didn’t land in the moon?

[@c.edwards1814]

It was good and pretty crisp for a regular screen. There is some footage that I'd never seen before. It lacked narration, drama and inside perspectives. A very neutral movie put together by a very opinionated network.

[@cert.lifter]

You know right those guys are not actors this is all real footage 😦😯

[@neohg13blaze89]

Filmed In A Hollywood Basement"

[@breakingmad2645]

lol no

[@hohol.a.sho.s.ebalom]

Наверное получилась хорошая сказка. Американцы умеют мечтать особенно в кинофильмах.

[@chrispowell3682]

In Russia moon lands on you.

[@SheridanM551]

Saturn V = legend for half a century SLS = I will take astronauts to the moon again BFR = SLS 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kristenburnout1]

So many got triggered because it said "CNN" at the beginning.

[@spearhead787]

I know i mean for fucks sake.

[@mopnem]

Can't lie, I kinda did. CNN just hasn't given the best reputation as of late.

[@michaelnoble2432]

@@mopnem hopefully they don't mention Trump. Everything else they've put out in the last 3 years or so has been obsessed with him...

[@madkabal]

@@michaelnoble2432 im sure they did.

[@madkabal]

That's because they are active consumers, not mindless drones like you.

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic437]

Aż ciarki po plecach mi przeszły.

[@cmt-combatmuaythai-5250]

R.I.P Stanley Kubrik

[@TheKonga88]

Why do you want to rip him though? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🐸🐸🌙🌙🌙🌙🚀🚀🚀🏦🏃🏃🏃

[@alexlachiva]

Flat earthers loosin their minds

[@joesmith389]

The earth is flat.

[@dan_hitchman007]

And Joe is a moron.

[@rafapastor84]

Amazing documentary!!!

[@ronschannel8238]

haha witness the hoax,,,

[@michaelmckenna7109]

Stanley Kubrick deserved a Oscar for this footage.

[@galletoons2024]

FIRST MAN + This = GREATEST MOVIES ABOUT HISTORY EVER

[@JoseyWales44s]

Well, you"re half right.

[@madkabal]

I stopped watching it at CNN Films.

[@rickovery]

Nobody cares.

[@madkabal]

@@rickovery you do.

[@bond_3239]

Then you really missed out. If you have any interest in NASA, this film is magnificent and without ANY political bias.

[@madkabal]

@@bond_3239 I'm sorry but you saying CNN and no political bias sounds like you said you saw a unicorn flying past your window, or a leprechaun at your door.

[@bond_3239]

madkabal I’m sorry you can’t get past “CNN” and will miss this magnificent documentary. This movie is 100% period footage (aside from a very few graphics explaining technical portions of the flight) and period sound bites recorded directly from mission control/the astronauts. Hard to make a political statement based on that, but if you feel that strongly, don’t see the film. You have ANY interest in the moon missions, you’re a fool for missing it.

[@MrPatrick77176]

Will this film can be seen in french cinemas?