This year, it was nominated for 4 Oscars, but after the release of this film, it was publicly boycotted by the President of the United States because of 1 detail

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The first human landing on the moon took place on July 20, 1969, when Pigo was not yet born!

It is said that the Chinese who watched the live broadcast were surprised and disappointed, because there was no Guanghan Palace on the moon, and there was no Chang'e Wu Gang, only a bare piece.

When Pige was a child, he used an astronomical telescope to see the moon, and the potholes on it were really scary, and it felt very different from the usual photos.

There were three people on Apollo 11, the first successful moon landing, and from left to right in the photo, neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin, while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the lunar surface, and Michael Collins was in charge of the command module.

As the first astronaut to set foot on the moon, Neil Armstrong was worshipped as a hero by people all over the world, and few people know how many setbacks and pains he experienced behind his brilliant life.

Last year's "First Man on the Moon," directed by Damien Chazelle and starring Ryan Gosling, tells the story of the legendary hero's journey to the moon.

The film is based on James Hansen's biographical work The First Man: The Life of Neil Armstrong, which received a total of 4 nominations at this year's 91st Academy Awards.

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Director: Damien Chazere

Starring: Ryan Gosling / Claire Fuey / Jason Clark / Kyle Chandler / Cory Stoll / Patrick Fudget

Neil Armstrong was originally a test pilot with a long flight time and a lot of experience.

Although the work is high and stable, it requires a lot of risk, and if you are not careful, there will be accidents, and Neil has to bear a lot of pressure every day.

Gradually, Neil became reticent, especially after his daughter died of a tumor, Neil became more worried.

The company suspected that he had a psychological problem and was afraid that something would happen to him, so it stopped him.

In order to live, Neil needs a new job, and when he sees nasa recruiting astronauts and wants to start a manned moon landing program, he decides to try it.

Because of his flying experience, the interview passed quickly.

This made Neil and his wife very happy and thought it was a fresh start.

The daily training is very hard, and these large steel frames like playground facilities will make you dizzy.

Even an experienced pilot like Neil would be turned into a fainting.

At the end of each training session, I had to go to the toilet and spit out everything in my stomach.

At the end of the intensive training, there are also theoretical lessons, and you need to remember a lot of relevant technical knowledge.

Although the work is heavy, life is finally back on track, the children are getting older, and the couple has a common topic.

The lunar landing program is extremely dangerous, because it is a first for all of us, and it can only be explored little by little, and improved little by little.

As Neil worked on the project, he faced death all the time.

Neil's wife, Janet, once said that when Neil was a test pilot before, she attended the funeral of 4 colleagues in one year.

The lunar landing program is equally dangerous, and experimental accidents also occur from time to time, which can lead to the death of astronauts if they are not careful, which is something that all astronauts involved in this project must face.

On January 27, 1967, three astronauts, Roger Chaffy, Virgil Gleason, and Edward White, were testing the bunker when a spark from a short circuit in the wire ignited the flammable material in the compartment and caught fire because the compartment was filled with oxygen, and the fire instantly surrounded the entire command module.

Three of Neil's colleagues were killed in the fire.

Neil was attending a presidential banquet at the White House, and when he heard the unfortunate news on the phone, Neil unconsciously crushed the goblet in his hand.

The pressure to be endured as astronauts is evident, they have words of suffering, and they can only hide and cry alone.

And their families must also face the pain of losing them at any time.

After much testing, Neil was chosen as one of the first three astronauts to land on the moon.

On July 16, 1969, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin flew to the moon aboard the Apollo 11 spacecraft.

On July 20, Neil maneuvered the Eagle lunar module to land on the lunar surface, and stepped out of the lunar module with Buzz at 10 p.m. that day.

Neil, who also left his first footprints on the surface of the moon, said: "This is a small step taken by individuals, but a big step by human beings." This sentence later became a famous quote and was repeatedly quoted by posterity.

The following is a photo of a real footprint.

There is a detail in the movie that Neil threw the bracelet left by his daughter into the crater on the moon, in order to remember his daughter and let go of the burden in his heart.

However, there is no important scene of astronauts planting the American flag in the film, because the director deliberately wants to dilute the political background of the Cold War and the struggle for hegemony between the United States and the Soviet Union at that time.

This move has caused strong dissatisfaction from the current PRESIDENT of the United States, Trump, who believes that it is an unpatriotic performance, and he has publicly called for a nationwide boycott of the film, which may be the reason why the film has not been nominated for the Oscar for Best Film and Best Director!

However, "The First Man on the Moon" is still an excellent biographical literary work.

The whole film is shrouded in a cold and sad atmosphere, and Pigo likes this tone because the universe itself is cold and full of dangers.

Regarding the moon landing plan, there are now some voices doubting its authenticity, but until there is strong evidence that it is a hoax, Pigo still believes that this great human feat was once achieved.

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