A slow & negative perspective to a humankind's most inspirational milestone

Rating: 6/10 (14 January 2019)

The movie's storyline surprisingly takes a very sombre approach leaving you with negative feeling instead of being getting motivated after watching it.
The director and writers have done a poor job in getting in-depth with any aspect or emotion in the movie. They ended up showing all aspect of an astronaut's life but not in detail that makes you feel part of it.
All aspect like loss of child, loss of colleagues life, effects of loss of astronaut's life on family (wife & kids), lack of pragmatic approach to people opposing the initiative and completely missing euphoria on landing on moon. They have touched each aspect but from 10,000 feet top.
The movie also shows Neil suffering from some sort of depression after lost of his daughter and am surprised how he run away from his family later. I am surprised that NASA didn't noticed it during their evaluation.
Also, the movie ends up demeaning the role and involvement of other crew members and NASA team involved in getting a man on moon.
The picturisation on landing on moon was more positive in TV Series Mad Men than in this whole movie.
Overall, a great opportunity lost in inspiring viewers towards space exploration.