Apollo 13 (1995) - Failure Is Not an Option Scene (6/11) | Movieclips

Our finest hour

You wont find leaders like this nowadays

"We've never lost an American in space..." Note this distinction. Yes, we've lost like 3 crews since we started exploring outside Earth's atmosphere, but it was always on the way up or re-entering the atmosphere.

All of the actors except for Ed Harris look like men from the 90s who were made up (albeit, well) to look like they were from the late 60s/early 70s. He looks like a man who was living in that time and was plucked out of it to participate in this movie

There is no such thing as: "there are no colored bathrooms around for me to use, I have to run to the other building". Just men solving issues!

Clearly some of you people have never watched an asteroid movie before...

“I want people in the simulators” (engineer leaves for the simulator without hesitating) . Great detail

Congrats to ISRO on their south pole moon landing. You guys nailed it.

Ed Harris is an amazing actor who commits to his characters and to his craft 100%.

if this was created today under Netflix. half of those Enginners will be Black the other half women and the dumbest will be a white male

Chandrayaan-3 successfully landed on moon 😎😎😎😎😎 congratulations india 🇮🇳

12 amps is a lot , did vacuum cleaners used that amperage back in those days ?

What they ended up finding out was that two of the oxygen tanks had been accidently dropped on the factory floor

YOU STAY ALIVE YOU HEAR ME

Ed Harris is just phenomenal in this role

When white men had confidence

This is Gene Kranz at work doing an Ed Harris imitation.

1995 was a great year for movies

Failure is not an option!

Cant bee

I just keep watching this section over and over again. Ed Harris acting here is beyond legendary.

god bless the brave men who brought our flag to the moon and god bless kennedy for giving us the hope to do it...... god bless the usa

Are the white shirt and black slacks the NASA uniform?

When men ruled the earth

Years later, I see something funny in this part of the movie. If batteries are important because the ship needs power, shouldn't they take a dynamo into space? Dynamo is not space equipment, but it could save this mission.

The youngest guy takes command of the conversation here. I love the way he states his case and no one argues. That's the deal?.... that's the deal. No hesitation.

White people at their best...

Engineers rules this world...

Did they dieded?

Is that the guy from it’s always sunny?

This was after Apollo 11

I’d be more scared of what Ed Harris would do to me than the astronauts dying! 😂

Excellent 90s acting...great talented people.

People forget that Gene Kranz was 39 when he flight director in this Apollo 13 mission. He was flight director for Apollo 11 at 36. Many of these guys were in their late 20's and 30's out there.. This was all teamwork that got these astronauts back.

But art is an option.

If only we could retain this mentality daily

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Since we NEVER even WENT to the moon, kinda hard to fail…. A return.

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Talk about an obvious hair piece.

Scenes like this make one appreciate the true heroes were those on the ground, problem solving how to get the astronauts back.

Powered so far down all they really had was a fan to circulate the air into the purifiers, and a radio to communicate with Huston. That's it.
After Apollo 13 a third oxygen tank was installed in the service module on the opposite side. So if anything like this were to happen again it wouldn't be as dicey. If the explosion had happened in Lunar orbit it would have been far more challenging. Or if it were after the Lunar Module had landed, then the situation would have turned fatal. Fortunately every mission following was a success, and an additional 8 astronauts made their mark on the Moon.

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isn't that the kid from angels in the outfield?

"Hell, we've never even simulated it before Gene." That line always gets me for encompassing just how grand-a-scale this scene was to Apollo 13

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