“To the Moon” in cinemas is entertainment with the premiere of “The Theory of Artificial Imagination” in the style of “Man on the Moon”.

CINEMA – Conspiracy theories on people. After 55 years, they were revealed after Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were at the premiere of the film “Pied-sur-la-Lune”. In particular, in a review of statistics published in 2024, 11% of Americans went for an encore, who had never been in 1969. This is in the context of the film To the mooncreated by Greg Berlanti, takes that theory and turns it into a romantic comedy starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum.

To the moon to present an alternative version of History: what if the American government is available (vraiment) filmed a fake video with alunisage, just in case or the Apollo 11 mission will sound? In the full-length film Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum include Kelly Jones and Cole Davis. “The best communication of the country” and the head of the spatial mission, co-author for the best project.

Levons all the way to the doutes, that’s what To the moon inspire historical events, the great party of intrigue related to fiction. There is no official statement that NASA is not following the script of the real version of “Alunissage”, but most of all, it does not concern theories of the dead conspiracy. Greg Berlanti explains People : “The inspiration for this story has created a great film, original, funny and smart, dealing with the question of the knowledge and intelligence of the American government that will help it make the Apollo 11 flight.”.

Clins of œil aux conspiracy theories

Good that To the moon creative freedom and the transformation of historical events into legal comedy, NASA – participation in “communicators”. This is explained by the unwillingness of the population to adhere to the spatial program. In the 60s, despite the fact that the war in Vietnam was accomplished in fury and that the war of Fried with the Soviet troops did not allow a nuclear threat, the lunar mission was useless for most Americans, as a mutual understanding. New York TimesIn total, the US spent $25.8 billion on the Apollo 11 mission.

Scarlett Johansson’s character is inspired by these PR experts, who are in reality journalists. Ils connaissaient les kisses des médias et leur fournissaient Tout ce dont ils avaient kisses to cover missions: press releases, photos and detailed plans of the astronauts’ equipment, explanations of the book Marketing the Moon.

Channing Tatum, Camp Cole Davis, NASA’s launch director for the Apollo 11 mission, is a fictional character. He also inspired Eugene Kranz, who served as NASA’s mission director for 34 years and was the Apollo 11 mission director, according to the National Air and Space Museum’s accurate text.

Dance to the moonGreg Berlanti ‘Made Blades’ directs ‘Conspiracy Theories’. Scarlett Johansson’s Lorska says: “I thought Kubrick liked our Aurions”he refers to an urban legend based on images of the 1969 Apollo discovery, auraient and truquees, with the famous tour of Stanley Kubrick, the realiser “Odyssey of Space”.

Communication at the heart of spatial mission

On October 4, 1957, the Sputnik satellite was launched into orbit around the Earth. The Soviet Union marks the first great successes of the conquest of space for man and the peak of the États-Unis. After the unexpected launch of Spoutnik, the State Universities returned to the NASA fund. The American communication strategy is clearly different from the Soviet Cell: il s’agit d’un. “the program is frank” où business and gifts flow freely between the agency and the public through an extensive public relations program.

The work of communicators is also important for the work of scientists. This is not the time of Wernher von Braun, the scientist who influenced spatial conquest, and this is the address of journalists after the return of the Apollo 11 astronauts to Earth. “I wish you all the respect you deserve for the program. Without public relations and good presentation of these public programs, our news will be good.”

Whether it’s to create an image of America in a stranger or to secure funding for a spatial program, the work of Kelly Jones’ character is essential in Greg Berlanti’s film. This is the title, To the moon to break the count with justice of the importance of the work involved in the construction and the success of Apollo 11.

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