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(188) 6.5 72 min 2015

A Space Program is a movie starring Chris Beeston, Nick Doyle, and Mary Eannarino. The artist Tom Sachs and his team of bricoleurs build a handmade space program and send two female astronauts to Mars.

Starring: Mary Eannarino, Chris Beeston, Hailey Gates, Nick Doyle

Genres: Drama, Adventure, Documentary, Sci-Fi

Director: Van Neistat

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Genres	Drama, Adventure, Documentary, Sci-Fi
Director	Van Neistat
Writer	Van Neistat, Hailey Gates, Tom Sachs
Stars	Mary Eannarino, Chris Beeston, Hailey Gates, Nick Doyle
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 12M
Description	The artist Tom Sachs and his team of bricoleurs build a handmade space program and send two female astronauts to Mars.

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Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 00:50

This movie is very entertaining and definitely makes you think. You can watch it over and over again and still be able to learn something new. It's a must see for anyone interested in history, or anyone who wants to learn about the space program. The documentaries are mostly very good and even some of the interviews are fascinating. I think the movie could have been a little more informative. I feel the documentary format could have been better done, especially because it was still a science fiction movie. There were some facts that could have been more of, such as the shuttle landing on the moon and the Apollo 13 landing on the moon. It would have been interesting to see the speech at the end of the movie about how the moon landings were the most important events in history.

Monday, 06 Jul 2020 10:04

I went into this film with high expectations and was pleasantly surprised. I was not expecting it to be as good as it was. The performances of the cast were great. I think the only disappointment I had was in the editing and the length. It was long and at times I felt like I had watched the whole thing twice. It had a lot of moving parts and was very difficult to follow. It was more a documentary than a documentary about the space program and it was made for television and is available on cable television. I think that the main thing that the film had going for it was the chemistry between the actors. It was easy to identify with the characters. I think it was a great movie and definitely recommended for all the space fans. It was a lot of fun to watch and I really hope they make more films like this.

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 15:09

I am not a fan of Sci-Fi, not a fan of Kubrick's films, not a fan of having to think for a moment about the story. I am a fan of animation, but I have to admit that I don't like animation that much. And I have to admit that the most recent Pixar film (Up) is one of the most beautiful animations I've seen in a long time. The most important thing to me was that I felt like I was there, not that I was looking at a computer screen. I felt like I was watching a documentary. The voice acting was very good, in fact, I believe the whole film was very good, but it felt like I was looking at a computer screen. There was nothing special about the story, and nothing that I didn't already know about. So I think the most important thing to me was the feeling of being in a room, and not being able to look around. I really don't care for making documentaries, and I really don't care about an animation that has to be shown to an audience. I am a very open-minded person, and I just wanted to be entertained.

Philip McDonald

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 16:57

I first saw this documentary on TV at a local library, and I couldn't believe how much information I learned from it. It's well-made and informative, but it could've been a little more interesting and more comprehensive. It's also very low-budget. The voice-over is a little overdone, and I didn't really care about the people in the documentary, although I did understand what they were saying. I did think the filmmakers did a good job of framing the interviewees and giving the audience information they didn't know they needed. I'd also like to see the documentary as a movie. In addition, there's a scene where they show the DVD of the film they made. It's just amazing how much they made of that little scene. I also think the documentary could've been a little longer, especially the first half. It seemed to drag on and on and on. It's also a little on the dramatic side, which I don't mind. I think that the filmmakers were able to convey the information they had to the viewer and I think it was a good film overall. I'm not going to give it a 10 because it's a good documentary and I didn't hate it, but I think it could've been better.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 20:15

I loved this film for the most part, but there were some flaws. The most glaring problem was the lack of character development. The film seemed to move too fast for me. It did make me feel like I needed more time to figure out what was going on, but I didn't. I was more interested in how this giant space ship was going to blow up the Earth than in the people on board. I could not see why some of the people would be so open about what they were doing and the rest of the crew were so silent. In fact, I didn't care what happened to them. Also, I was confused as to why the main character, Dr. Travis would let everyone die when it would have been a lot easier to make it all disappear. Also, it was kind of stupid that the film's main scientist, Dr. James Webb, would allow his ship to go into space without any backup. I think it would have been much better if they had stayed on Earth and followed the film until it reached its final destination. But then again, they could have come back and made it look like they had made it all the way to the moon. That would have been a lot more interesting.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 12:48

If you're going to make a film about space travel, you should at least make it about the possibility of a manned mission to Mars. That's what The Martian did, but it's not entirely accurate. One of the main characters is a NASA scientist, which was about the only aspect of the film that I didn't find incredibly dumb. It's not that the NASA scientist is stupid, he's actually very smart. In fact, he's one of the smartest people in the film, and that's a good thing. They also talk about a Martian that has traveled to Earth, but only for a short time, which I found unnecessary. They also talk about a "Mars moon," which is kind of the main villain in the film, although I don't think it's that much of a threat. The main problem I had with the film is that it goes way too long. I mean, the film is only about 75 minutes, but I would've liked to see a little more of the planet, which is what the title of the film is referring to. There are also some problems with the film. There's also the fact that the characters are portrayed as dumb, which I thought was very odd. I also thought the characters didn't really have any interesting dialogue. I felt that the characters were all pretty stereotypical and not really that interesting. There's also the fact that it seems like the film tries to hard to keep the viewer interested. There's a scene where they talk about how they need to make the film as long as possible, and there's a scene where they talk about how they should film the entire film in one day. It's a bit over the top, but I'm sure if they cut that scene out, it would've been a better film. In the end, I think The Martian is a good film that's worth seeing. It's not a perfect film, but it's good enough. I give The Martian a B+.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 22:02

I really enjoyed the first part of the movie, I really enjoyed the second part, I even enjoyed the third part. I think it is very well written and directed, and it made me want to go and see the movie again. I don't know how the other viewers rate this movie, but I would really like to see the reviews before I buy it. I did like the look of the movie, it is very well done. I like the way that it showed the human side of the space program and the technology involved. I think it was a good movie to see and I think it is one of the better movies I have seen. I think it is a must see. I rate it 7/10.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 08:04

I saw the movie, this is my first review of a movie I have not seen. I am a big science fiction fan. This movie has a very good plot and was well done. I think that it was not as well made as other science fiction movies. The editing could have been better, they could have spent more time on the historical background of the people involved. It was also very slow moving at times. I think that this could have been done much better. Overall, I enjoyed this movie. I do not know why some of the other reviews have made it sound like it was boring, or it was not very good. I give it 7/10.

Friday, 29 May 2020 13:09

This is a wonderful documentary. While it is a little too long, and at times tedious, it is a great look into the world of the space program. I enjoyed it, and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys space exploration, or just like a great look at it.

Monday, 18 May 2020 20:02

I just saw this movie last night, and it was amazing. I loved how it was not focused on just one topic. It showed how the government worked, how the military works, and how they keep things running at all costs. It also showed how it was normal for everyone to be different, and how there are no strict rules in society. I am not very political, but this movie definitely changed my opinion of America. It showed how everything was made in the US, and how much they care about it. I thought the acting was great, as well as the music. I really enjoyed this movie, and I hope you enjoy it too.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 20:19

An incredible movie that should be seen by everyone. An intense, thought-provoking movie that brings together all of the world's nations to explore and use space, in an effort to solve world problems. The documentary is the real thing, not some propaganda. The interviewees are the real people, and they do a great job in describing their views and their feelings. This documentary is not the same as the commercial "Back to the Future", it is very different, and it is very powerful. I loved the way that they used some of the clips from the movie, showing what they felt about it. They also showed some of the scientists' feelings about it. I also loved the music, it was very moving, and it was used in a very good way. The documentary is very well done, and it will make you think a lot. It is also a very exciting movie. It is very interesting, and it is very good. I think it is a very good movie.

Monday, 11 May 2020 05:33

The documentary is about a mission to Mars which is led by a Canadian scientist, Dr. Garth Ritchie, who is the first Canadian to go to the Red Planet and back. The story is based on a book, "Mars, the Second Coming", by author, Robert Zubrin, which was written in the early 1960s. Zubrin is an astronomer and has been actively involved in the exploration of the planet since the 1940s. Zubrin's book is a chronicle of his observations and activities that led him to believe that the Red Planet is habitable and has an atmosphere. The book also claims that the US government has been funding a program called Project Mercury to go to Mars. The movie, based on the book, is a documentary about the project's history and some of the more important information and discoveries made in the mission. The story is told from a historical perspective, but also from a scientific perspective. The documentary does not say that the mission was a failure. It also does not say that it was a success. It simply tells the story of the mission and how it was a success and what the scientific and philosophical aspects of the mission were. This is a good documentary, but it is far from perfect. The story is told from a non-scientific, non-technical, but mostly a human perspective. However, the documentary does provide a lot of information about the science behind the mission, and there is even some facts about the spacecraft, including some pictures and some video clips. For example, there is a newsreel, and there are a lot of photos. There are also many interviews with the crew members of the mission. There is also a short biography of Garth Ritchie. The main reason that the documentary is good is that it gives you some information about the mission. However, the information is not all well-documented. There are some details that are not documented and there are also some things that are not documented. However, if you are interested in the history of the mission and the science behind the mission, you should watch the documentary. Otherwise, I would recommend reading the book, "Mars, the Second Coming" to get the most out of the documentary.

Kimberly Nichols

Saturday, 09 May 2020 22:06

I enjoyed this movie. The first half of the movie had me on the edge of my seat, especially when the "Crusty", a giant robot, started to eat people. The acting is very good, but the directing is very poor. You can tell that the director is just following the "Robots are People" trend. I think that if the director had been given a better script, the movie would have been much better. I think the movie could have been made into a real documentary. This movie could have been a great documentary. I would love to see it on DVD. I think the director is only making this movie to make money. This is the first movie that I have seen that is from the makers of "Avatar". I think this movie could have been much better if the director had made a better film.

Deborah Herrera

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 09:09

I found this documentary very interesting. For the most part, it was just a collection of interviews from the scientists and other observers. However, there were some very interesting and thoughtful segments. This documentary was very entertaining and gave me the chance to reflect on my life, and my involvement in the Space Program. I enjoyed the questions asked and the interesting things that were discussed. I found it interesting to see what would happen if some of the scientific theories were changed. The "toss up" scenario is an interesting thought experiment and one that can be very important in the future of the Space Program. The interviewees were all very nice, and I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the Space Program and to anyone who is interested in science.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 08:29

It was all good until the last 20 minutes. By the time they got to the Final scene, it seemed to me like they were over-stating the message, and I was so disappointed with the ending that I have to take a few days off of the planet to re-evaluate. I don't know if I'm missing something in the story or the way the film was shot, but I think that the message of the film should have been more explicit and the ending was somewhat disappointing.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 05:41

There are many things in this film that are interesting and thought provoking, but I would have to agree that the main reason I am giving it a 7 is that it fails to really capture the entire meaning of the title of the movie. It starts out in a very good way, and then quickly and awkwardly moves away from its beginning. It fails to convince me that the film was ever about anything other than a space movie. The film is simply about the Apollo program and its supposed mission. The movie has a very impressive plot, that takes many different twists and turns. I would have liked it better if it had been about the moon landing or something, and if the movie didn't pretend to be anything else. The movie is very well done, but could have been better. If it was just about the moon landing, it would have been great, but it just isn't. It seems like it is trying to be a sci-fi film, and failing miserably. I would have liked to have seen more of the moon landing footage, and more of the actual mission itself, but I am willing to give it a 7 out of 10.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 03:33

A Space Program is a film about a group of Americans working in space in the 1960s. While watching it, I found the history and the the theme quite fascinating. However, I found the film to be more focused on the various issues surrounding the space program. The film could have had a much better balance between the different areas. In particular, the film failed to develop the emotional and philosophical themes. I found that the film could have done better on the philosophical aspects. In particular, the film could have focused more on the negative aspects of the space program, such as the lack of resources. However, the film could have used the philosophical aspects to address these issues. Overall, I thought that the film was a good film but it could have been better. The film is made to promote a particular message about the space program, and I think that the film could have been better. However, the film did a good job at what it was trying to do.

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