Houston we have a great film!

Rating: 9/10 (27 January 2017)

It has been almost half a century after we have stepped on to an other celestial body apart from Earth and in Honor of this achievement I am going to review the best movie about these missions Apollo 13 ,which dispute that it is more than two decades old still pack a powerful punch of emotions, characters and a tribute to the resourcefulness, ingenuity and traveling spirit of our species as a whole.
So the film follows the NASA team of the mission 13, who after a disastrous malfunction ,the crew on the spacecraft is in a dire situation and so the man on the ground and on the space-capsule must find out a way to return the crew safely back home. If you know basic space-race history then you already know that the team return alive to Earth and they even gave advice to the actors and production ,like the rest of NASA in order to help the directing team to make the film as authentic as possible and over all they did it.
Now granted many of the sense are dramatized and some arguments are put it to mix to create tension in the story and show the how hazardous was the position of our team. But in reality both the crew and the NASA team on the ground were as calm as it gets, no joke I saw the original recordings and the tone of the voice was CASUAL. That is a testament to the professionalism of the NASA personnel, even in the worst case scenario they kept calm and gave the 100%. Now that doesn't diminish the quality of the film, on the contrary it strengthens it for shows how the artistic liberty should be done, with elegance and showing the humanity behind an event, which is exactly what happened with that film. Wow and the astronauts ,I am 200% sure, that posses balls of steel!
Also many dialogues are a bit simple, which they would never be in that way, but let'd be honest 99 out 100 people aren't trained to be in NASA so that was also a logical move from the director and writers part.
As for the acting, the visuals ex-ordinary and for the later to get the best possible sense of weightlessness of space they used an airplane known as "the vomit-comet' to make them pitch perfect and they got it. To return to the crew Tom Hanks rocks, Kevin Bacon rocks and Ed Harris surprised me because he usually took part in action films not in serious biographies, but still he rocked as the rest of the team, a truly dream team, out of this world! ;)
All in all I love that flick and makes me sad the fact that when those events happened there were so many ideas for the future and despite the fact that technologically we have made a lot of progress, the real deal, space odysseys to encounter strange new world and perhaps there wonderful inhabitants, it hasn't become a reality yet.