Name: 太空人克里斯-哈德菲爾德評論太空電影，從《地心引力》到《星際》｜《名利場》。 (Astronaut Chris Hadfield Reviews Space Movies, from 'Gravity' to 'Interstellar' | Vanity Fair)
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- I found after they made "Interstellar",

some of the folks told me, that when I was

and they were trying to light Matt McConaughey's face

when he was looking through the windows of his spaceship,

to see how the light, the actual light on a spaceship,

It made me laugh that art imitating life imitating art.

My name's Chris Hadfield, Colonel in the Air Force,

commanded the International Space Station,

used to be a test pilot and engineer, downhill ski racer,

occasional guitar player, and we're here today

to look at some scenes from different space movies.

where the space shuttle explorer is orbiting the earth

and they're doing repairs on the Hubble telescope,

and they go through some sort of asteroid debris field.

First off, this satellite goes whizzing by

at about, I don't know, maybe 120 miles per hour.

Satellites are going five miles a second,

oh, you can identify the satellite going by.

And then, it's like some big dump truck just suddenly

put this big pile of rubble just upwind of the space shuttle

and suddenly it looks like an avalanche in space

And they violate the laws of physics when Sandra Bullock,

she's on the end of the big cannon arm, the big robot arm,

and it's tumbling, and she releases her little straps,

in a while new direction like there was some force on Sandra

How come she has a different gravity than the arm does.

And then everybody in the crew, I mean, the dialogue,

they're all yelling back to Houston as if

somehow Houston's going to help them right here.

- [Astronaut] Houston, I've lost location on Dr. Stone.

- And George Clooney is referring to this other astronaut

as Dr. Stone, like they haven't really met each other yet.

And he's asking permission from somebody, I don't know,

it's not astronaut behavior, it's not logical behavior,

it's so execrable from actual practical demonstration

of what the reality of space flight is like.

The most experienced astronaut in American history

She's been in space longer than any other American.

She commanded the International Space Station twice,

she's done 10 space walks, she was NASA's chief astronaut.

In this movie, Sandra Bullock has only been an astronaut

for less than a year, and when she's faced with a problem,

she's panicking and has no idea what to do,

and George Clooney is driving around like some sort

of space cowboy as the only person that really knows

what's going on, and it's like they met when they were

And then it's like, he's trying to pick her up

- Prototypes, even for your pretty blue eyes.

I mean, we don't go outside recreationally.

that are exploring space that devote their lives

The wonderful human role model examples we have

I think it set back a little girl's vision

of what a woman astronaut could be an entire generation.

Sandra Bullock did a great job of portraying this character

in the movie, but I just think the character

that they wrote for her was really disappointing.

Get the characters right, get it to represent

Don't just make it the perils of Pauline,

where she's strapped to the train tracks,

and she needs George Clooney to magically appear

next to her to tell her which book to open

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太空人克里斯-哈德菲爾德評論太空電影，從《地心引力》到《星際》｜《名利場》。 (Astronaut Chris Hadfield Reviews Space Movies, from 'Gravity' to 'Interstellar' | Vanity Fair)

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