A 78-minute documentary produced by Tony Palmer in 1979 celebrates the tenth anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing at NASA's request.
Synopsis
A 78-minute documentary produced by Tony Palmer in 1979 celebrates the tenth anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing at NASA's request.
Synopsis
Neil Armstrong's voice resonates through the 1980 documentary The Space Movie, produced by Tony Palmer at NASA's request to mark the tenth anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. The 78-minute film features a blend of stunning visuals of celestial bodies and significant moments in space exploration. It includes music by Mike Oldfield, incorporating pieces from his albums such as Tubular Bells and Incantations. Released theatrically in 1980, the film reflects on humanity's achievements in understanding the universe.
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Why Watch
- See Mike Oldfield's unique soundtrack in action.
- Meet Ed Bishop, the film's narrator.
- Find out about Apollo 11's cultural impact.
Did You Know
- The Space Movie was produced in 1979 to celebrate Apollo 11's 10th anniversary.
- The film was released theatrically in 1980 and on DVD in 2007.
- Mike Oldfield's music for the film includes pieces from five of his albums.
- The film has a runtime of 78 minutes and features narration by Ed Bishop.
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Who produced The Space Movie?
The Space Movie was produced by Tony Palmer at the request of NASA.
What year was The Space Movie released on DVD?
The Space Movie was released on DVD in 2007.
Who provided narration for The Space Movie?
Ed Bishop provided some narration for The Space Movie.
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