By: Patrick S. Selitrenny

Patrick S. Selitrenny — Fri, 13 May 2016 15:04:15 +0000

It seems we\’re there again… Conspiracy theory once more…
How boring, how preachy, how stupid.
We tend to forget that all those people involved in the space race to the Moon were well trained military pilots.
As members of the military forces they would have been aware of the risks they were taking.
Only people who never served in any form in the military, would see darkness everywhere.
Always this darned pessimism and doubt.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt once said: that the only fear we should have is fear itself.
It seems that the Western world has become a bunch of wimps, far more concerned with their looks, rather than with their courage and dignity.
No wonder then, that we are not feared anymore, let alone respected throughout the world.
It is not through cowardice that we will ever be able to do the great things that are awaiting us in the near and far future.
The world and the universe are not made for the weak and the timid. They are reserved for those who are willing to fight for the future, and therefore, also risk their lives for this purpose.
Life is a constant struggle. A fight for survival of the fittest. It is the nature of things.
Those who haven\’t understood that, will never understand who they are and what they are doing here.
Why listen to people like that?
This movie is just another proof of stupidity prevailing over reason or necessity.
I don\’t need another movie putting down space research and space exploration.
We tend to forget that if we have laptops, cell phones and every other gadgetry we enjoy today, it is directly due to the Apollo missions.
Some medical advancements are directly connected to those mission.
Should we renounce research and advancement, just because of a bunch of scared weasels.
In my view, they can go and hide their heads in the sand and do what they seem to do best: hide under the bed.

By: Mark Swaine

Mark Swaine — Fri, 13 May 2016 15:04:15 +0000

Looks like a good film to me, the film hasn\’t even been released yet, give it a break.

By: not gabe toro

not gabe toro — Fri, 13 May 2016 15:04:15 +0000

I agree with Mark Swaine….don\’t judge a movie from its trailer – at least it\’s not a remake or sequel!

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