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Apollo 11 [4K Ultra HD Region Free + Blu-Ray] [Region B] [Blu-ray]

Buzz Aldrin (Actor), Michael Collins (Actor) Format: Blu-ray
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Contributor Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 33 minutes
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Utilizing awe-inspiring, never-before-made-public 65mm and 70mm National Archives footage of Apollo 11's launch and recovery-and no commentary or interviews beyond those in the source material-the "giant leap for mankind" achieved on July 20, 1969 can be triumphantly appreciated once again, with an immersive, you-are-there immediacy, courtesy of this stunning and straightforward documentary effort. 93 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English. Region Free

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Product dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.5 x 17.15 x 13.41 cm; 86.18 Grams
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Blu-ray
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 33 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ 11 November 2019
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Dogwoof
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B081WHR6SD
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 2
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Myke
5.0 out of 5 stars This'll make ya wanna go 'up there'!
Reviewed in the United States on 20 July 2022
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Sooo much unknown detail and data with superb footage. Sadly they omitted some things though like this:

When Apollo 11’s Eagle lunar module landed on the moon’s Sea of Tranquility on July 20, 1969, the space travelers took time to recover from their flight before stepping onto the moon’s surface. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin had received permission to bring bread and wine so he could take Communion. After reading Scripture, he tasted the first foods ever consumed on the moon. Later, he wrote: “I poured the wine into the chalice our church had given me. In the one-sixth gravity of the moon the wine curled slowly and gracefully up the side of the cup.” As Aldrin enjoyed this celestial Communion, his actions proclaimed his belief in Christ’s sacrifice on the cross and the guarantee of His second coming.
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Marco M
5.0 out of 5 stars Tra gli spettacoli più belli che abbia visto
Reviewed in Italy on 9 August 2021
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Se siete appassioanti della conquista della Luna qui trovate il film/documentario perfetto.
Un lavoro di restauro straordinario a livello di immagine e suoni.
Viene ripercorsa l'intera missione Apollo 11 attraverso filmati e conversazioni radio originali dell'epoca, a partire dalle fasi precedenti al lancio fino al ritorno sulla Terra.
Qui e là vengono aggiunti dei brani davvero bellissimi, senza però essere invasivi: lo spazio per le voci e i silenzi c'è tutto. L'effetto grana ogni tanto è davvero evidente ma non me la sento di lamentarmi in quanto sono pur sempre riprese di fine anni '60. Non ci sono purtroppo i sottotitoli in italiano, cosa che obiettivamente può togliere un po' di gusto in alcune conversazioni.
Da acquistare a occhi chiusi! Emozioni assicurate dato che ad ogni visione riesco pure a commuovermi. In fondo è "solo" la più grande impresa dell'uomo!
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Marco M
5.0 out of 5 stars Tra gli spettacoli più belli che abbia visto
Reviewed in Italy on 9 August 2021
Se siete appassioanti della conquista della Luna qui trovate il film/documentario perfetto.
Un lavoro di restauro straordinario a livello di immagine e suoni.
Viene ripercorsa l'intera missione Apollo 11 attraverso filmati e conversazioni radio originali dell'epoca, a partire dalle fasi precedenti al lancio fino al ritorno sulla Terra.
Qui e là vengono aggiunti dei brani davvero bellissimi, senza però essere invasivi: lo spazio per le voci e i silenzi c'è tutto. L'effetto grana ogni tanto è davvero evidente ma non me la sento di lamentarmi in quanto sono pur sempre riprese di fine anni '60. Non ci sono purtroppo i sottotitoli in italiano, cosa che obiettivamente può togliere un po' di gusto in alcune conversazioni.
Da acquistare a occhi chiusi! Emozioni assicurate dato che ad ogni visione riesco pure a commuovermi. In fondo è "solo" la più grande impresa dell'uomo!
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S. Lornie
5.0 out of 5 stars One Giant Leap For Bluray!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 June 2020
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Apollo 11 is a 2019 documentary based on the rocket flight of the same name. Anyone familiar with history knows that this flight was the first to feature a moon landing, an amazing accomplishment for humankind. The film was directed, edited and produced by director Todd Douglas Miller.

The film is ninety three minutes long and consists solely of real archival footage from the Apollo 11 flight. This film throws out every standard set by previous documentaries and features absolutely no narration or interviews. None whatsoever. It is quite literally the story of the three legendary astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins and Neil Armstrong on their trip to and from the moon using cleaned up footage and some rare never before seen 70mm film.

To say that Apollo 11 is an absolute treat on the eyes is an understatement. To see all this footage (which we've all seen many times) in such high quality made me speechless. The detail makes the film look quite surreal, like you're not actually watching real launch footage. This is because of the clarity of the whole thing. Most of the footage looks like it could have been shot at a landing in the digital era. The amount of detail on the pad, the tower and the rocket itself is impressive and brings everything forward in time. My favourite part of the film is lift off. The colourful and beauty behind the powerful explosion looks immense. But also the tension in the group landing on Earth and mission control waiting to hear if they had made it. Utterly fantastic.

The pacing of the movie is something I was extremely impressed with. I'm a fan of space movies and Apollo 13 is a big favourite of mine. I was surprised that the film flowed very much like that piece of fiction. The build up to launch, shooting up to orbit, flying around and landing on the moon to the trip home. It all went by VERY quickly and I didn't realise how much time had past until the three astronauts were ready to head back home. The lack of narrator really lets the visual element pop. It tells a story perfectly and is a great example of why modern cinema's desire to tell the plot at every given opportunity just isn't required here or in any other movie. It even made me feel nervous as we waited for the astronauts to touch down in the sea. I knew what happened, I've seen it many times but the way the film drags you in, it made you forget you were watching something you've already seen dozens of times before.

As someone who has always enjoyed watching archival space launch footage and always took the time to watch the shuttles go up, I appreciate the effort that has went into this film. It clearly had a lot of love put into it and should be archived itself. It's a beautiful documentary that is a testament to what these three men and all the amazing people involved achieved. If you're a spaceman at heart like myself, this is a must buy.
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John
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Documentary
Reviewed in the United States on 29 July 2023
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If you have a 4k setup and are into space/aerospace, I highly suggest getting this! The UHD is done very well.
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D. W. Griffiths
5.0 out of 5 stars Like looking out of a window instead of watching a film
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 December 2022
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It's hard to fault this DVD. I watched the Apollo missions as a child, but I was stunned at the resolution and detail of the contemporary 65mm film stock (effectively medium format film). I've never seen anything like it in this context. Views from this film footage felt to me, literally, as if I were looking out of a window down on the booster or up at the gantry. There's some odd colour fringing in parts of the footage, but nothing I couldn't live with given the extraordinary detail. The one flaw in this presentation is that the landing itself is presented needlessly in fast-time but with an edited real-time soundtrack to fit in with it. It creates a hurried false impression of the landing having taken only about three minutes from un-docking to touchdown. There was absolutely no need for such a truncated presentation of the landing. Adding five min to the film would have remedied this. There was also no attempt to inform viewers about what the 1202 and 1201 program alarms were during the descent, though they were certainly flagged-up. That aside, this is a magnificent historical artefact, and well worth the money.
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