In the quiet of a backyard night, a dream is planted. Jim Lovell shows his son the moon, a silver coin in the sky, a destination within reach. But Ron Howard's nineteen ninety-five masterpiece, Apollo Thirteen, reminds us that the journey is as perilous as the destination is distant. When the Saturn Five rocket ignites, it is a spectacle of human ambition, but the film's true focus is never on ...
