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First Man - Landing the Test Plane: Neil Armstrong (Ryan Gosling) pilots and lands a test plane.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Hoping to reach the moon by the end of the decade, NASA plans a series of extremely dangerous, unprecedented missions in the early 1960s. Engineer Neil Armstrong joins the space program, spending years in training and risking his life during test flights. On July 16, 1969, the nation and world watch in wonder as Armstrong and fellow astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins embark on the historic Apollo 11 spaceflight.

CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (2018)
Cast: Ryan Gosling
Director: Damien Chazelle
Screenwriter: Josh Singer

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What a monster of a machine the X-15 was. All who flew this plane, seriously deserve the highest respect. Essentially the pilots were doing something no human was made to do, fly at numerous times the speed of sound, miles above Earth, with a rocket strapped to their back. These men sure had a hell of a job, and I salute them and their commitment to the country. I always wonder what the Wright Brothers would have said if they saw how much we have evolved their dream, and their invention of making humans fly. As a student pilot and future airline pilot, this right here is why I do what I do.

FLYBOY

This scene alone is why I feel this deserves Oscars for sound mixing, sound editing and visual effects! Truly amazing this movie was

MrPhenom

This scene was terrifying. It really gives you a feeling for the raw power and the forces of nature the X-15 was just barely managing to fight against when it flew. The sounds of the metal groaning and the fuselage rattling against the G forces. In most situations it’s sounds like that that would lead you to believe somethings wrong or the planes about to break apart. The fact that the shaking, the rattling, the metal groaning for the most part was all par for the course on that plane. It really gives you a better grasp of how great a feat this all truly was. In the 1960 nonetheless.

archdukefranzferdinand

“We show you ballooning, not turning.”

Story of my life.

ChristopherFontes

4:22
“Seem to be a tad short” says the guy on the radio while the plane is flying into a mountain.

bluecarobs

Armstrong was so unassuming. When he crashed later in the "flying bedstead" he just went back to work as if it was just another day at work and only mentioned it in passing. That's why, I think, NASA wanted him to be first. He's no showboat. He was just interested in completing the mission. He even left NASA before the last of the moon shots were over.

fairfaxphil

The plane that Neil Armstrong flew here is currently on display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Mueseum. It’s an X-15. Truly remarkable.

robot-henq

This move did a amazing job of showing how patched and raw the machines they were tested were. The groaning and mettle rubbing sounds make it feel like its all just barely hanging on.

kevinjhonson

Big man, solving every problem with cold blood and clear mind. Hats off to all test pilots in 50s and 60s

igelitovysacek

Incredible opening to an incredible film.

BryanSudfield

That’s one of the most intense scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie. There’s such a striking difference between how nervous he is in the X-15 and how impassive he is during the Apollo 11 launch!

garethmurtagh

"I'm down." Nerves of steel.

christiangibbs

Im suprised he died at all. Dudes been chasing death like a madman his entire life. And he wasn't putting on the "im livin on the edge" show of howling at the moon. Dude calmly spoke about preparation and protocols and then did a SWAT style explosive breach on hells front gate. I have always loved the old saturn 5 joke of needing 4 F1 engines for the payload and the fifth Rocketdyne F1 engine was entirely for their balls.

stephenwest