Landing On The Moon Scene | AD ASTRA (2019) Movie CLIP HD

Landing On The Moon Scene | AD ASTRA (2019) Movie CLIP HD

PLOT: Astronaut Roy McBride undertakes a mission across an unforgiving solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and his doomed expedition that now, 30 years later, threatens the universe.

RELEASE DATE: September 20, 2019
GENRE: Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
STARS: Brad Pitt

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[SOR-]

There’s something I’ve always liked about treating space missions to the moon like everyday commercial air travel.

[racookster]

If inflation stays at the same average rate as it has been over the last 75 years, that pillow and blanket cost the guy less than $10 in today's dollars, and they had to boost that mass to the moon. That's not expensive. It's dirt cheap.

[Gogeta]

$125 for a pillow and blanket, damn 😂

[dAdLyf]

Escalators ? On the moon? 3rd of the gravity and ppl can't move their asses lol

[rtwas]

I love this music.

Landing sequence: They'd enter into orbit first, then decelerate in stages. The final trajectory would most likely be at a failsafe impact zone a safe distance from the base. Only after the engine proved functional, and able to check the velocity would they modify their aim point at the landing pad. Even then, the pad would most likely be some distance from the habitation modules.

[ShawnGardner-ur]

The gravity on the moon seems....normal 1g for the inside of the architecture. I can't recall any special shoes, and artificial gravity isn't clearly defined in the movie.

[KarmG-foxr]

I'm sorry but calling Humans "World Eaters" doesn't inspire some negative introspection.

It just sounds to badass. LMAO

[maxpitch]

So the vessel is clearly under aceleration and they float around weightless

[sap]

Can I have a warm towel... Here you are... smallest damp microwaved piece of cloth there is... That's 10.000 bucks, Sir 😶‍🌫️. Here you go... 😮

[nickvandergraaf]

This film was an incredible disappointment. It did look nice though.

[jefforceone]

Oh no wonder the pillow and blanket is so expensive. It’s Virgin Atlantic. I guess Richard Branson is trying to get some of that money back for the his failed virgin Galactic space program

[KadaCombs]

125 for a blanket and pillow??? wow I bet no one ask for food on the flight

[garbagestarkaloyan]

Why is the gravity on the moon the same as on Earth? And when they were flying the moviemakers could atleast botter to put some hat on the old man to cover the long hair that falls down

[mackjsm]

you can tell they did NOT do any research.. even the plumes while in space look not only incorrect but like a joke.

[SAINT-ANTONIO]

Hydroponics is essential for the future...
On Earh aswell Moons, Stations ...
Beside space craft piloting and skills prepared for Moon ops

[tylero]

I think the problem with this film was the colour grading. It just seemed off.

[valeriorodrigues]

here goes ad astra, the new neil armstrong (first person on the moon) because its one step for men, and your asses on a hill on the top

[danmang]

When will we see a movie show some kind of advanced propulsion one stage to orbit vehicle?

[whitetower]

How are people just walking around when gravity is 1/6th that of earth?

[SAINT-ANTONIO]

I have received and apprechiate your message.
The Hydroponic study is a study and considered self supply case worth to know how to supply one self and others ...
beside all the other huge amout of skills.