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Average Rating:8.2/10
Runtime: 1 hr 35 mins
Genre: Education/General Interest
Synopsis: Pulled from several million feet of archival film and eighty hours of interviews with the men who lived the experience, FOR ALL MANKIND is the official story of the Apollo missions to the moon,... [More]
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It could be argued that the Apollo missions were essentially a big, expensive photo opportunity for the propaganda machine of the Cold War, but Reinert's film serves to remind us that they also redefined who, where and why we are.
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Apparently, grown men tend to act the same on the moon. One astronaut in mid-leap shouts "Ya-hoo!" If you´re not smiling while you watch that, you´ve obviously never dreamed.
If not the screen's ultimate portrait of space travel, For All Mankind remains a peerless planetarium show.
encapsulates with great power the wonderment of something that too many of us now take for granted
like looking at the night sky for the first time.
Visually stunning, For All Mankind bears repeated watching
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Hipnótico ao trazer imagens absolutamente fabulosas de um (ou, a rigor, de vários) dos grandes momentos da História recente da Humanidade.
For All Mankind is about what makes these men all the same...and, to some extent what makes us all the same: our infinitesimal smallness in the humbling vastness of the universe. [Blu-ray]
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... not a documentary of an Apollo mission but the story man's odyssey to the moon...
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