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Favourite Disaster film. on 10:30 - Aug 16 by Benters
I like Apollo 13 ‘Houston we have a problem’…
It is actually a misquote. The first words were ‘okay Houston…we’ve had a problem here’ were spoken by Jack Swigert. The director, Ron Howard, said that because ‘Houston we have a problem’ was so well known, they decided to leave it in and got Lovell (Tom Hanks) to say the words.
When asked about the inaccuracies in the film (e.g. there was no tension between the crew), Howard said (im paraphrasing) that it had to be remembered they were making a film, not a pure documentary so certain things had to be altered.
However, the main thrust of the film is accurate and it was highly regarded by the real astronauts and people there at the time. It’s a great film. One of my favourites and the best of Tom Hanks too.
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Favourite Disaster film. on 10:52 - Aug 16 with 1326 views
The Ipswich Town season review dvd 2018/19. Don’t worry about a thing.
In the spirit of reconciliation and happiness at the end of the Banter Era (RIP) and as a result of promotion I have cleared out my ignore list. Look forwards to reading your posts!
Favourite Disaster film. on 10:48 - Aug 16 by Churchman
It is actually a misquote. The first words were ‘okay Houston…we’ve had a problem here’ were spoken by Jack Swigert. The director, Ron Howard, said that because ‘Houston we have a problem’ was so well known, they decided to leave it in and got Lovell (Tom Hanks) to say the words.
When asked about the inaccuracies in the film (e.g. there was no tension between the crew), Howard said (im paraphrasing) that it had to be remembered they were making a film, not a pure documentary so certain things had to be altered.
However, the main thrust of the film is accurate and it was highly regarded by the real astronauts and people there at the time. It’s a great film. One of my favourites and the best of Tom Hanks too.
Yeah I saw Threads last year. Also saw The War Game, similar themes. Made in the 60s and banned for a long time. For modern disasters I'd mention Contagion again. And for silliness, Sharknado.