The killing of a legend

Rating: 3/10 (20 December 2018)

This movie depicts one of the most formative events in modern history, when man entered the space age and turned it into a long slow process and dismissing the man with the epic quote for the first landing on another terrestrial body as slow and dysfunctional individual.
It leaves me wondering how this film came about; was there a long list of events and details that had to be ticked off? No drama, just get it in there and get on with it?
Was this based on a autobiography that was concocted as a quick fix by a ghost writer with no empathy?
Is it proof that some types of books is not the right source for movie scripts?
Was Neil Armstrong so dysfunctional in his private life and just a stick jockey with no feelings and emotions?
Could this have been his attempt to explain why he had to make sacrifices to cope with the dangerous and difficult task at hand?
The presentation was not the normal "out of this world" glitz and glamour that is normal for Hollywood productions, but it was also devoid of anything meaningful and something except a timeline accurate to a T.
I know this is a part of the American history and a most celebrated moments and a group of men unique and achieving the seemingly impossible, but for me this was just a waste of time.