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Apollo.13.1995.20th.Anniv.RM.in.4K.Bluray.1080p.DTS-HD.x264-Grym.mkv NASA must devise a strategy to return Apollo 13 to Earth safely after the spacecraft undergoes massive internal damage putting the lives of the three astronauts on board in jeopardy.

This was a very well-done true story of a space mission that came extremely close to being a disaster, but the astronauts miraculously made it home safely. Except for some language problems, it's good storytelling and so interesting that it made me want to study the real Apollo 13 astronauts. The movie is fairly long at 140 minutes and there is not much 'action' but there is a lot of suspense and first-rating acting, both of which should keep anyone's interest. Knowing this was a true story makes one all the more involved with it. You can usually count of Director Ron Howard putting out an interesting and well-photographed film. What also was interesting to me, too, was to see these actors, most of whom usually play volatile characters- or did prior to this film - act in such low-key roles.

I refer to Ed Harris, Gary Sinise, Bill Paxton and Kevin Bacon. By the way, one of the young Lovell children was played by Miko Hughes, who became a co- star in a film - 'Mercury Rising' - several years later. For such a tense story, with these astronauts lives on the line, none of the astronauts or people at NASA or anyone's family members are ever seeing praying throughout this ordeal! Font ttf s60v3 full unicode download.

You can bet, in real life, a lot of prayers were answered on this mission. Overall, this is good movie-making and recommended. Astronauts Lovell, Haise and Swigert are on Apollo 13.

People aren't worried about this expedition because the people already made it to the moon safely and had came back alive. That's not the point when things go very wrong and the hopes of coming back alive starts to fade. This is a very good film. It shows human dedication and perseverance that they won't give up, even though hopes from other people seems to increase. The acting by Tom Hanks, Bill Paxton, Kevin Bacon, and Kathleen Quinlan are all great.

This film also delivers some of the best lines in movie history. This is a true story and has turned into a great movie and has great acting. Although I wouldn't say it's the best film, it's still one of the best films.

I couldn't take my eyes off the screen, i was simply compelled to watch it until the end. I already knew how it ended so i was surprised it commanded my attention so intensely. The fact is the characters were all so realistically portrayed and the film was so expertly directed that it was almost as if the Apollo 13 disaster was filmed and that is what i was watching.

Now this film is certainly not to everyone's taste, it is quite slow in the build up and the film relies almost entirely on the script and ability of the cast. If you like your disaster films loud and in your face then this is probably not for you, but if you like them realistic (slightly dramatised) then watch it and be astounded. I don't know what the real event was like, because I wasn't even born then, but I guess it must have been really shocking to see how these astronauts were fighting for their lives. The movie really has done a good job on showing how inventive people can be in times of need, and on recreating the emotions that the crew, their families and the people in the flight command center had to go through. If you ask me, the film really was at its best as soon as the crew was actually taking off in their rocket. Before that the movie was a little bit too slow to my taste and it didn't have that much to say.

However, from the moment the problems with Apollo 13 started I was sitting on the edge of my seat. It all felt very real and you just have to empathize with the crew and their family. Tom Hanks, Gary Sinise, Kevin Bacon, Ed Harris, Bill Paxton. All did a great job showing us the astronauts, their families and the flight crew on this doomed mission. Their performances made 'Apollo 13' one of the better movies of the nineties. I reward it with an 8/10. My first job as an engineering graduate in 1960 was with NASA.

I was fortunate enough to have been a Project Engineer on the Apollo Program, and I am familiar with the technical aspects of the program. But this movie was not as much about the technical aspects of the program as it was about a thrilling, real-life drama that just happened to take place during a glorious time and a once-in-a-lifetime project. Despite all of the little technical errors, Ron Howard and his crew have put together a superb film, one that deserved the 9 Academy Award nominations which it received.