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Apollo 11 is a movie starring Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin. A look at the Apollo 11 mission to land on the moon led by commander Neil Armstrong and pilots Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.

Starring: Deke Slayton, Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins

Genres: Documentary, History

Director: Todd Douglas Miller

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, History
Director	Todd Douglas Miller
Stars	Deke Slayton, Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins
Country	USA
Also Known As	アポロ11 完全版, Apolo 11, 阿波羅11號, Apollo 11: First Steps, Apollo 11. Primeros pasos
Runtime	1H 33M
Description	A look at the Apollo 11 mission to land on the moon led by commander Neil Armstrong and pilots Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.

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Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 22:02

It's always a pleasure to see NASA in a documentary, and this one is no exception. The story is a little bit unusual, and you do get to hear a bit of about the shuttle, which is actually a lot more interesting than the actual Apollo 11 mission. Also, there are a lot of interesting facts, but also a lot of information that isn't well-known. For example, there is a little bit of information on the astronauts who are still alive, and it's really interesting to see how they deal with the space and earth. I think it's really good to watch this movie, because it's a documentary about a historic event, and it's an interesting story that deserves to be told. It's also a little bit special, because it's based on the actual facts, and that's always a great thing.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 13:30

I'm not a big fan of the official NASA documentaries, but this is my favorite. This is the only documentary that I can watch over and over again, and yet it still manages to be entertaining. This is not a documentary about space exploration, but about a man's dream. I love how this man put together this team to accomplish this impossible dream. It is very inspiring to see this team together, working together to accomplish this impossible task. I love the cinematography, the performances, and the interviews. If you are a NASA fan, you will love this documentary.

Crystal Barnett

Monday, 24 Aug 2020 04:17

Apollo 11 is a very gripping documentary. It's amazing to see a very high profile film with such a level of depth and detail. It was incredibly well-done and I would recommend it to any history fan, for anyone interested in NASA history. While the film does a great job of telling the history of Apollo 11 and other astronauts, it is also told in a very strong and personal way. It's hard to think of a film that is more personal than this one. This film is a testament to the dedication of the astronauts and how well they have all performed, and to the importance of our nation's space program. It's a bit of a letdown, though, that the documentary is about the 100th anniversary of the launch of the first man into space. There were a lot of important milestones that are missed in the documentary, such as the first time an American manned mission was sent to space, the first American moon mission, and the first Apollo 11 mission. They should have made this film about the astronauts and their accomplishments, not about 100 years of history.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 09:56

The documentary focuses on the moon landing, the impact of Apollo 11, the political controversy surrounding the event, and the administration of President Nixon. It covers the three days of the mission from its launch until the first moon walk and how everything went wrong in the second half. It also gives a history lesson on the decision to go to the moon and how the team worked to come up with a plan to get a man on the moon before the moon arrived. It shows how Nixon's staff was doing everything possible to keep him from being in the White House and how the team tried to avoid the public perception of the commander in chief being on the moon and the moon landing. It also shows the decision to have a press conference in the middle of the mission and how all of the publicity around the incident would have prevented the moon landing and helped the United States to lose its image. It also covers the effects of the moon landing on American morale, the impact of the events on the nation, and how the Apollo 11 mission changed America forever. All of these topics are covered, and all of the information is presented with great care and is presented in a non-biased way. This documentary is great for any Apollo fan or student of history.

Sunday, 09 Aug 2020 03:12

In this very exciting film, Neil Armstrong, Alan Bean, Gus Grissom, and others recount the mission to the moon. This movie is great because it does not go into a detailed history of the Apollo program, nor does it go into details about the astronauts. The purpose of this movie is to bring viewers up to date on a fascinating chapter of American history. I enjoyed this movie and think it will be a great place for the family to sit down and enjoy. I gave this movie a 7. The actors are very good and give the audience a lot of insight into the lunar landing. It is very exciting to see how much knowledge was put into this movie. The only problem is that it is not very detailed. However, this movie is very exciting and a must see for all ages.

Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 20:28

SPOILERS From the moment Apollo 11 touches down on the moon, an odd phenomenon is observed. The film starts with a scene where we hear Neil Armstrong's voice telling the story of how he and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the moon and its' aftermath. The interview lasts about an hour, and though this is only one of many times we hear Armstrong's voice, it's one of the most affecting parts. When you hear this tale of his heroics and the situation that it brought, you can't help but wonder how this man was able to withstand the brutal conditions he found himself in. From there, we get to hear from Buzz Aldrin and we learn that he is now the first man on the moon. Although this part of the film does not offer any new information about the mission, it is interesting to see how he handled his situation in such a dangerous situation. We learn a little bit about the conditions that he faced in the moon's atmosphere, and we learn that he was a man of great courage. As for why he set foot on the moon, you can tell that he had a tremendous amount of faith in what he was doing, and he believed that if he was successful, it would be because of his belief in the mission and not because of any money. The film ends with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, walking on the moon. They reminisce about the mission and they reminisce about the friendships that they developed during the mission. There's a great sense of pride and accomplishment that you get from the relationship that the two men have. The Apollo 11 and Apollo 13 documentaries are great. But, I do feel that this one is superior in every way. The events that the astronauts experienced are amazing, and the fact that the interviews are so moving is what makes it so special. The only thing that is different about this documentary is that you can actually watch it for free. This is a great documentary that everyone should see.

Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 10:57

I watched this movie as a child and the images and sound stuck in my mind for many years. My memories of this movie and of the Apollo 11 mission have been quite vivid and lasting for years. I hope to see this movie again soon because it is a movie that touches your soul and makes you appreciate the mission and the sacrifices that were made. I would recommend this movie to anyone who has never heard about the Apollo missions and even if you have seen it, you might want to watch again.

Monday, 27 Jul 2020 13:44

At one point in my viewing of this movie I said, "How could you possibly make this film any better?" In response to this I was met with the silence of an elephant. I will admit that the reason I saw it was to see what Apollo 11 was up to. As far as the film goes, I found it pretty darn good. It definitely lacks in the details, but then again this was the first time I had ever seen a documentary film about Apollo 11. So you might be forgiven for wondering, how could I possibly improve on a film that is actually based on a story that took place only a few years ago? Well, I did some research and found out that the director of this film had been Apollo 11's friend, and this guy is also the person that was in charge of the actual film making. So I began to feel like I had an insight into what was going on inside of this film. What I found out, is that the reason that the movie was made was because of a murder that happened to the president's brother and therefor, the whole idea behind this documentary was that if the movie could make a profit, then it would not be for nothing. This is a good idea and I was very happy that this director was able to get this film made. I do feel though, that if I had not had access to this film I may have found out that much more about the actual story that I found interesting. As a matter of fact, I could tell that much more about the story of Apollo 11 if I had not seen this film. If you decide to watch this movie, I would advise that you do so as you may want to do some research on what happened. I would give this film an 8 out of 10.

Monday, 27 Jul 2020 04:13

The movie "Apollo 11" is quite the understatement. The documentary is, to say the least, intense. This is not to say that it is not entertaining. The drama is part of the entertainment, and the documentary's analysis of the lunar landings is certainly worth a look. The only problem I had with the movie was the lack of commentary by the crew. Although the other astronauts did speak about the landings, I felt that the voice-over with the crew members was too much like a television commercial. It felt like I was watching the astronauts talking about themselves instead of the film. The film is a must see, but if you're looking for a documentary about the Apollo missions, don't see "Apollo 11".

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 09:02

I didn't expect this to be a good documentary, but i was surprised that it was, that this is what this film is about. I found it to be very entertaining and educational. The documentary shows a lot of facts about the astronauts and that they faced a lot of tests and issues in space. But, the documentary did not dwell too much on those issues, but instead focused on some of the stuff that happened during the flight. Some of the comments are just irrelevant, for example, the one that said that the moon is a dry land. How many of you have heard that? They would have been there during the entire Apollo 11 mission, so there's no need for you to tell us that. Well, that's irrelevant to me. Apollo 11 is a great story, and this documentary is a great way to learn about it.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 04:37

A movie that should be on the American Library Association's (ALA) "recommended" list. Yes, it's a lot like "The New Yorker" in that it has many similarities, but, this movie has some outstanding elements and was done a great service by the filmmakers. What made it special is the story about the Apollo astronauts. Their lives, their stories, their missions. The story of the Kennedy family is told in a very realistic way, and the way they were portrayed. The father in particular is very well played by Norman Spinrad, who was the first person to step up into the family business when they took over the business in 1957. I was very impressed by the way they portrayed the Kennedy family, and how it really was like back then. I'm sure that a lot of people who watched this movie saw it as a film about the Kennedy family, and it's a great one to see. The part that I loved the most is that they had a great conversation between the father and son about the family business, which I have to admit is something I have never seen done before in any film. I have to admit that I didn't really care much about what they said about the family business. I thought it was a little preachy. However, it did bring up a lot of interesting and thought-provoking topics about family business, including the fact that, when your father dies, you are supposed to bring him back in. The father in this case is an old man, and the idea of bringing him back in, even if it is an old man, is really fascinating. I think that the story and the presentation of the movie was good. I also thought that the footage of the family business was very interesting and it showed that it was quite an unusual business back then. The part that really stuck with me was the ending. I can't tell you how much I was shocked by it. I thought that it was an awesome ending, that made me think that life is beautiful and that it's a beautiful thing to experience. What was most amazing about the ending was that the father and son talked about their business. What surprised me was that the son even said, "That was my father, that was my father." This is one of the things that really stuck with me. I thought that they really did have a good conversation about the business and about the life of the Kennedy family. I loved that it was a family movie, but I also loved the fact that they used real footage of the Kennedy family, and I think that this made the movie very interesting. I think that this movie was good and worth seeing. I also think that it was an excellent movie about the Kennedy family. I recommend this movie to anyone who has an interest in the Kennedy family, especially Kennedy family history. I would give it a seven out of ten.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 21:53

Apollo 11 (2006) is the first feature length documentary of the lunar landing mission that is available for viewing and download at archive.org. In this movie, NASA has recreated the entire lunar surface, at least some of the surface, with the astronauts' footprints, footprints of the ground, etc. Using a combination of high-speed photography, infrared cameras, and special effects, the filmmakers have recreated the lunar surface as it appeared to the astronauts during their ascent to the moon. In addition, the filmmakers have used interviews with several NASA officials to explain the mission. For the most part, the film is well-filmed and does a good job of conveying the excitement and history that the Apollo missions had for the Apollo era. However, I found some of the methods used in this film to be a bit too schematic and the effects of the space shuttle Challenger tragedy to be a bit overused. Overall, though, this is a well-done film that uses many methods and takes great pains to create a documentary style documentary of the missions that occurred in the Apollo era. 7/10

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 10:03

This film is a must-see for anyone who believes that the moon landing was not just a hoax. Since the astronauts were unable to perform their mission, they were murdered and buried. In this film, Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins talk about their lives, their accomplishments, their troubles, and their regrets. It is a fascinating film because it brings out a lot of emotions about the Apollo mission and it is informative. If you are a scientist, engineer, or a scientist yourself, you will be fascinated by this film. It is an impressive documentary that would have been even better if they hadn't made it about the moon landings. I believe this film is highly overrated. If you have never heard of it, it is definitely worth a look.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 20:07

A nice documentary that I had a difficult time remembering it was supposed to be about. I found it easy to remember it as a documentary about space exploration but it was a little confusing in the end as to how it had a little bit of a space theme. So my explanation would be that it was a film about how one man's vision changed everything. In this case it was John Glenn, a former astronaut, who saved the world from a disaster. It is interesting that at the end of the film they explain that John Glenn was the father of all the astronauts. I did not think that it was a really good explanation. It just seemed like it was made up. The end of the film does give a little bit of a little about the people involved in the film and it's really about what it meant to John Glenn. So I recommend watching it just for the NASA history. It is a good documentary about John Glenn and the things that he did to help mankind. So it was worth watching.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 02:24

This is a documentary about the Apollo missions to the moon, and it's good. The problem is the interviews themselves, they're just boring. The best interviews are the ones from the mission crew. So instead of looking at the movies of Apollo 11, we're gonna look at the actual missions. What I find most interesting is the fact that this documentary looks at the real problems that happened on the moon. Some of the people have real problems, some have real questions, and some have real nightmares. I think that it's very interesting to have a film that looks at the actual mission. I found it very interesting, but it's only worth seeing it if you are into documentaries. 7/10

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