“I think this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement that's how we chose to view it. Gosling was asked about this decision at a press conference in Venice, and he responded that his portrayal of Armstrong is true to how the real Neil Armstrong felt about his herculean feat: But the flag is in the scene and is visible in multiple shots, according to those that have actually seen the movie.
This is somewhat false-during the moon landing sequence, the scene dwells more on Armstrong looking back at Earth and considering the accomplishment he just made in the name of mankind. This artistic decision continues through the actual moon landing, and The Telegraph reported that the film doesn’t include a scene in which Armstrong plants the American flag on the moon, which kicked off a firestorm of complaints that the film was unpatriotic from folks who haven't yet seen the movie. Instead, the camera stays inside the ship, so we see what it felt like to be inside this gigantic machine as it rockets towards outer space. So what’s the controversy? Well, early reactions to the film noted Chazelle’s unique visual style, in which most of the events are shown through the eyes of the astronauts-for instance, when Apollo 11 is taking off, the film doesn’t cut to wide shots of the ship from the outside. The film chronicles the deadly, years-long journey to finally putting a man on the moon, focusing on just how dangerous this mission was, told entirely from the point of view of the astronauts who lived through one of humanity’s greatest feats. Hansen’s biography of Neil Armstrong, First Man. The drama hails from Oscar-winning La La Land and Whiplash director Damien Chazelle and Oscar-winning Spotlight co-writer Josh Singer, and is an adaptation of author James R. One of the most anticipated films of the year, First Man, made its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival last week, but already the film is shrouded in controversy before most folks have even had a chance to see it.
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