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Capricorn One (1977)

Timing: 2:3 (123 min)

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Despite NASA being portrayed in a less than flattering light in the film, its specialists served as technical consultants.
After the film's release, Frank Tallman (1919-1978, a Hollywood aviation expert) described the final aerial battle between a biplane and two helicopters as "the most dangerous and complex aerial maneuver" ever filmed for a feature film.
The car chase on the runway was filmed so well that excerpts from it were later used in other films and programs.
The sunrise at the launch complex is actually a sunset played in reverse, as the NASA complex at Cape Kennedy (now Cape Canaveral) is located on the east coast of the United States.
The plot of the film is based on numerous conspiracy theories surrounding the Apollo lunar program.
The film depicts the launch of the American super-heavy launch vehicle Saturn V.
After the film's release, Frank Tollman (1919-1978, a Hollywood aviation expert) called the aerial dogfight between the biplane and two helicopters shown in the finale "the most dangerous and complex aerial maneuver" ever filmed for a feature film.
The film's plot is based on numerous conspiracy theories surrounding the Apollo lunar program.
The film depicts the launch of the American super-heavy-lift launch vehicle "Saturn-5".

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