But is it worth 7 stars?

Rating: 7/10 (4 September 2019)

The director of this movie has obtained beautiful and stunning visual and audio effects.
He has also tried to involve the viewer into the NASA-s routine of excercises and techniques but in wanting to make it as realistic as possible he has overaccentuated the terms used in communication between the astronauts and engineers.
The historical importance of NASA-s first attempts, the small steps and big failures that made many people question if the NASA projects should have been continued and financed for those "dreams" to touch the space and set foot on the moon, have been caught superficially in this movie and thus losing an opportunity to grow the dynamics and dramaticity of the times when not only the "dreamers" were affected but also the normal people and the american taxpayers.
The main actor and hero of the movie has given his best to portray the role of Neil Armstrong who is very unaffective, cool and especially psychologically stable after losing his daughter due to a heavy tumor in a small age but it lacks the transmitting of those emotions; maybe because of the unsuitable mimicry of Ryan Gosling for such a role.