Nie rozumiem, czemu wszyscy chcą oglądać filmy zrobione na jedną modłę. Jak występuje w nim izolacja - to musi być zaraz dramat psychologiczny?

Dla mnie jest świeży właśnie przez to, że nie próbuje być jak "Moon", tylko przedstawia ten temat z innej strony. Chris Hadfield zresztą uważa, że oddaje idealnie charakter astronautów.

A co do żarcików, poczytaj o tym, jacy byli astronauci przydzieleni do misji Apollo 12 :P

Na przykład Pete Conrad:

"During this period, Conrad was invited to take part in the selection process for the first group of astronauts for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (the "Mercury Seven"). Conrad, like his fellow candidates, underwent several days of what they considered to be invasive, demeaning, and unnecessary medical and psychological testing at the Lovelace Clinic in New Mexico. Unlike his fellow candidates, Conrad rebelled against the regimen. During a Rorschach inkblot test, he told the psychiatrist that one blot card revealed a sexual encounter complete with lurid detail. When shown a blank card, he turned it around, pushed it back and replied, "It's upside down".[4]

Then when he was asked to deliver a stool sample to the onsite lab, he placed it in a gift box and tied a red ribbon around it. Eventually, he decided that he had had enough. After dropping his full enema bag on the desk of the clinic’s commanding officer, he walked out.[2]:113-119 His initial application to NASA was denied with the notation not suitable for long-duration flight.[5]"