Moonbug

2010
1h 23m

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Bitten by the 'Moonbug', photographer Steve Pyke set out on a journey across America in his search to meet and photograph the Apollo space pioneers. A journey in which he was to meet the adventurers, risk takers and dreamers who were behind one of the mos

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Bitten by the 'Moonbug', photographer Steve Pyke set out on a journey across America in his search to meet and photograph the Apollo space pioneers. A journey in which he was to meet the adv... Read allBitten by the 'Moonbug', photographer Steve Pyke set out on a journey across America in his search to meet and photograph the Apollo space pioneers. A journey in which he was to meet the adventurers, risk takers and dreamers who were behind one of the most historic endeavors of o... Read allBitten by the 'Moonbug', photographer Steve Pyke set out on a journey across America in his search to meet and photograph the Apollo space pioneers. A journey in which he was to meet the adventurers, risk takers and dreamers who were behind one of the most historic endeavors of our time. From living rooms and moonscape deserts, to Cape Canaveral, Steve captures these ... Read all

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The UK release was cut, the distributor chose to remove a single use of strong language in order to obtain a PG classification. An uncut 12A classification was available.

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How can a topic as fascinating as Apollo be made to be so dull?

Watching this tonight. Given the raw material at his disposal and the incredible stories these fascinating men had to tell, Steve Pyke somehow contrives to make this unbelievably dull and uninteresting. The guy could bore for his country. He gets to meet loads of Apollo astronauts but all he does is drone on about photography and take a succession of extreme close ups. No insights, no personal touch, not an ounce of humanity in any of the connections with these wonderful men, most of whom are now sadly gone. What a waste of such a glorious opportunity.