Apollo 13 (3/11) Movie CLIP - Go for Launch (1995) HD

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Flight controllers clear Apollo 13 for launch, and the vessel lifts off.

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Cast: Tom Hanks, Bill Paxton, Kevin Bacon, Ed Harris, Kathleen Quinlan
Director: Ron Howard
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Producer: Michael Bostick, Brian Grazer, Todd Hallowell, Aldric La'Auli Porter, Louisa Velis, Lorne Orleans
Screenwriter: Jim Lovell, Jeffrey Kluger, William Broyles Jr., Al Reinert
Film Description: Apollo 13: To the Edge and Back is the gripping true story of 3 astronauts stranded in space and NASA's unrelenting effort to bring them safely home. The 87-minute documentary contains extensive archival footage of the aborted moon mission and first-hand accounts from crew members Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swigert, as well as commentary from family members and NASA officials. You'll witness every tense moment--from the onboard explosion to the failure of the guidance and power systems to Lovell's ominous statement, "Houston: We've Got a Problem"--as the ill-fated 1970 space mission is chronicled. Dramatic computer effects are a special highlight of the film.

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[rawyld]

This is the best launch sequence ever.

[kasatkaorca]

That was the worst spot to cut this clip. =(

[UndeadPizzaGuy]

@KrellLab I pity your lack of vision. Such an entitled twat.

[agamemnonn1]

@KrellLab Do you even know how many useful technologies came from development in the space program? If it weren't for the short sighted "all we have to do is beat the Soviets to the moon" mentallity, we'd have colonized the moon, maybe even Mars by now. Imagine the wealth and technologies from that.

And to put it in perspective: Apollo program cost in 2010 dollars: $109 Billion over 14 years.

Cost of the bailout of the "too big to fail" financial institutions in one year: $700 Billion.

[KrellLab]

SHUTDOWN NASA, use the money to feed the poor and house the homeless.

Vote out these ‘Space Cadet’ Republicans.

Obama's ending of manned space exploration by the United States is a good first step.

[BuzzAldrinOrbiter]

"Houston, 8 viewers have had a problem."

[ultrajd]

I've seen the real Saturn V (Or rather "a" real Saturn V) Huge dose not do it justice. That is one big. ass. rocket.

[twistedyogert]

It's interesting how they cold get something that is that big to go fast enough to escape earth's gravity. 

[chillaxer1993]

back then astronauts got corvettes for free. it was great to be an astronaut in the heydey

[NasaLem12]

El saturno 5 no tarda tanto en despegar pero bue es una pelicula Nadie tiene derecho a juzgarla mal

[nors1999]

huston apollo 13 is the best

[SCE2AUX]

@DeedsResearcher There was a 1993 DOS game called "Buzz Aldrin's Race Into Space."

System Requirements: Floppy disk: IBM PC compatible, 286 12MHz, 640K RAM, MS-DOS 3.1, VGA/MCGA, CD-ROM: IBM PC compatible, 386SX, 4MB RAM, 2.6MB EMS, VGA

In other words, we could go to the moon - but we couldn't play a game based on it.