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NameMichelle Page
Date2010-01-10
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MessageI saw the Moon Beat show in New York and it was wonderful!
Wow! The film not only covers the flight of Apollo 11, but chronicles the beginning of the U.S. space program and Project Mercury, through the Gemini program and continues through the Apollo project up to Apollo 11.

And it does it using the reporters who covered the space program as the storytellers, if you will. Rich in archival footage and up close anecdotes, Moon Beat is a great lookback to the glory days of Apollo 11.

Great job and I am looking to buy the Moon Beat DVD!

MP

Happy New Year!
smilie smilie


NameJim Harrell
Date2009-12-25
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MessageThanks for a walk down memory lane. I really enjoyed the Apollo missions, particularly Apollo XI. It was quite a feat and I am very interested in seeing Moon Beat upon its upcoming DVD release.

I enjoyed the C-SPAN interview on the Moon beat website.

Happy New Year!

smilie


NameMark Weissman
Date2009-12-08
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MessageI watched the Director of Moon Beat on Cspan last week and thought the film sounded pretty interesting. I am interested in seeing this documentary and hope it hits Netflix soon.

MW


NameJoann Barron
Date2009-11-25
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MessageCool idea for a doc!

A die-hard indie film fan,
JB


NameKerri Bronson
Date2009-11-13
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MessageI caught the Moon Beat screening at The National Archives in DC recently and have one word - AMAZING!

What an interesting documentary. Quite frankly, I was expecting to see a rather dull, repetition of known facts, events and headlines, sort of the PBS-style of docs we all know and love (no offense PBS), and was pleasantly surprised with the rich cache of archival footage interwoven with observations, memories and stories from the NASA pros and especially the news reporters. It was really fascinating to hear these journalists share their thoughts, especially about the space program - then and now.

I thoroughly enjoyed Moon Beat and will certainly be buying the DVD as soon as it goes on sale, which I hope is soon and in time for Christmas.

Congrats Moon Beat! smilie


NameAmy Constantine
Date2009-11-10
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MessageI saw the notice about Moon Beat at The National Archives and was out of town and unfortunately missed the showing. Can you announce whether Moon Beat be screened again in the Washington area, possibly again at The National Archives? Also, where can I purchase the Moon Beat DVD? Please post sales information on your website. Thank you!

AC in DC


NameMorgan Farrell
Date2009-11-04
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MessageI am a space enthusiast and believe in the exploration of space. So, it saddens me to see the current state of our NASA program searching for a purpose and always begging for money. It should be one of our nation's top priorities, rather than an afterthought.

I learned of the Moon Beat movie through a blog and coincidentally, will be in Washington DC this week and will attend the screening of Moon Beat at The National Archives on Thursday. I look forward to seeing Moon Beat and meeting the DP during the Q/A after the screening.

Cheers!

Morgan


NameMarc Rubin
Date2009-11-02
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MessageI have seen many films about NASA and the space program's go-go years and this film sounds like a unique departure from the many films which focus mainly on the astronauts. It makes perfect sense to speak with the news reporters for their memories, so I hope that Moon Beat will soon be on Netflix or Amazon for DVD purchase.

Good idea for a documentary!

MR, Esq.


NameStephen McPenn
Date2009-10-20
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MessageLove everything about Apollo 11 so I am excited to see Moon Beat. PLease post release or info for how to buy the Moon Beat DVD. smilie


NameBill Manion
Date2009-10-19
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MessageI saw the notice about the upcoming screening of Moon Beat at The National Archives in Washington, DC on Thursday Nov 5 -- but one question - where can I buy the DVD?

I like the website and am intrigued with this movie, but my schedule is crazy, so, when will Moon Beat be available for sale?

Bill M.


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