Are you excited for the upcoming movie First Man?

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The discussion centers around excitement for the upcoming movie "First Man," which is anticipated by fans of space exploration films like "The Right Stuff" and "Apollo 13." The official trailer has generated enthusiasm, particularly for its visual effects, especially the rocket launch scene. However, it also raises concerns about scientific accuracy, with a specific error noted just three seconds into the trailer regarding the proximity of the observation control room to the launch pad. Despite this, the overall reception is positive, with viewers expressing eagerness to see the film and sharing their enjoyment after watching it.
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I just heard of this upcoming movie and thought I'd share it on PF.
As a fan of The Right Stuff and Apollo 13, I look forward to this movie. :smile:

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Wow, the movie looks awesome.

It prompts the question of where's our mojo? When will we really get back there or to Mars?
 
Did you spot the scientific error at 3 seconds into the trailer? Pretty glaring, unless that observation control room was only about 1/2 mile from the launch pad... Hopefully there aren't too many more of them to turn off the nerd crowd...
 
I like how the rocket took off lol.
 
It looks so cool. Can't wait to watch it!
Thanks for the movie! :D
 
I've seen the movie now and I enjoyed it a lot!
 

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