Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D (2005)

[content Abstract] this is a 3D film co-produced by Tom Hanks' Playtone Pictures and IMAX in 2005. The film is full of accurate historical textual research. First of all, the title "gorgeous wasteland" has its historical origin-Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin used these two contradictory words to make an accurate summary of space after walking on the surface of the moon. Hanks hired David Scott, commander of Apollo 15, as an adviser to Hanks' other space films. Scott explained everything from how to fly the lunar module to how to walk on the lunar surface where the gravity is only 1/6 of the earth, to how to switch places with other astronauts in a lunar module less than two phone booths. After shooting in the studio, after computer-generated footage, coupled with data clips, through Hanks's eloquent narration and commentary invited children to read, "gorgeous wasteland: walking on the Moon" can be called a great guide to the moon. Summary: there has been no human footprint on the surface of the moon since 1969. But Tom Hanks, who has several roles as an actor, director and producer, repeatedly "visited" the desolate planet: first starring in the 1995 film Apollo 13, and then wrote and acted in the 1998 TV series "from the Earth to the Moon." in this latest work, Hanks not only participated in writing the screenplay for the 70-minute big-screen spectacle film, but also acted as a narrator himself. This 3D film is an attempt to subvert the feeling of landing on the moon brought to the audience by traditional films. "Moon landing has a profound impact on us emotionally, intellectually and spiritually," Hanks said. I want to make people feel inside. "