Hmm I guess I never really thought about classifying Jurassic Park as Sci fi. I agree with most of your list tho.

Saw this preview during my Fallout IMAX showing. It gave me goosebumps. I can't wait for this.

Finally saw the exclusive look tonight as well and yeah, it's pretty dope. Basically an edited version of the launch, all from inside the capsule. Super intense, everything vibrating/shaking like crazy. Last shot was amazing, too - a GIANT fullscreen IMAX shot slowly pushing in on Armstrong standing on the moon. Dude next to me literally cheered.

I grew up with the space program, and as an adult I have read quite a bit about it. I'm not convinced that Gosling is the right guy, but I'll give it a chance. I'll probably take my 9-year-old granddaughter when the movie comes out.

For the anti-Gosling posters, who were you thinking?

That is an excellent question. I love movies, but I don't watch many contemporary ones, so it would be difficult to choose a current actor. You need someone low-key, confident, not a pretty boy, not flashy, not James Dean, not a wise ass, about 40 years old.

Someone who leaps to mind would be Colin Hanks, though I confess I have only seen him in Fargo and Band of Brothers. He may be too mushy, not confident enough.

However, studios choose big names to attract an audience and always have, so there you are.

I would be interested in other people's suggestions.

After seeing Fallout and what's on deck for the rest of 2019, this is the only movie I can reasonably see challenging it for the top spot.

Saw the IMAX preview as well. Absolute chills. Amazing.

You mean 2018? If so, yeah, I agree.

Yeah, 2018. Whoops

I was surprised how dark the movie appeared to be from the trailer before MI.

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The IMAX preview which puts you inside the capsule during launch was absolutely amazing. It was terrifying, awesome, and inspiring,

Seeing and feeling the power of the launch while being bolted into the capsule was terrifying. The fact that Americans with slide rules built and launched it and we had people with balls big enough to strap that rocket on their back and walk on the moon is awesome. And the fact that humans have the capacity to do it is inspiring.

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Perfectly describes my experience as well. This is a must see for me now.

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For the anti-Gosling posters, who were you thinking?

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I think Chris Pratt would be a closer facimile to Armstrong because he has a rounder head than Gosling. I don't care though. This movie has me jacked.

First up, a fantastic second trailer timed in conjunction with the film's premiere last night at the Venice Film Festival...

And then a couple of reactions from the premiere itself in Venice last night. Expect a ton more to follow in the coming hours, once the embargo lifts...

F***in' A. This looks awesome.

Ha, that's actually pretty good.

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First up, a fantastic second trailer timed in conjunction with the film's premiere last night at the Venice Film Festival...

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Definitely my most anticipated movie of the fall

Disappointed to read they omitted the planting of the us flag on the moon part from the film because of a political point of view.

Still going to see it cause it looks awesome.

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Disappointed to read they omitted the planting of the us flag on the moon part from the film because of a political point of view.

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Where did you read that? Thanks.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6113757/amp/Neil-Armstrong-biopic-leaves-moment-plants-flag-moon.html

Always skeptical of British tabloids but it has gosling quotes so i am giving some credence to the story

That is kind of crap. But realize the story I have always heard is that one of the reasons Armstrong was choosen to be the first man was because he was a civilian pilot and not active military.

I could've swore I saw the flag in the background of the final shot of the IMAX footage before M:I6. Maybe they just don't show it being planted. I could be misremembering, though.