@wblake1
The bracelet scene could have been merely symbolic. It perhaps didn't literally happen, but it doesn't diminish the film's value and accuracy. It was a way the movie portrays the main protagonist coming to terms with the great personal loss, and that's all.
@bobmorgan1762
My dad, which also graduated fro Purdue as Neil did, designed the tail section of that black plane (X-15) and his company built the camera that filmed Armstrong and Aldrin on the moon.
@subsonicflighttraining
Neil was a pilot’s pilot. He was how we all strived to be as professionals: Competent, Disciplined, Trained, Objective, Analytical, Unflappable, Sound Under Pressure, and Calculated when doing our job or mission. Not many could do all those things at his level. His son is the spitting image of him. This is a true American icon, though he would give credit to 400,000 people who got him to the moon and back, “the tip of the spear” as he called it…
@joermundgand
Reclusive...You mean modest and laconic, a decent human being.
@Buzzbox3rd
Just like his dad, a great guy. Good on him, i enjoyed that interview.
@kylemiles448
Two great men of the 20th century are Armstrong and Gagarin.
@ylette
Would be great if what he left was a note saying "Welcome back. What took you so long?"
@commraiders5
Alexander the Great, Caesar, Colombus, Neil Armstrong, every kid will know his name for the rest of the existence of mankind.
@moonglow630
A close friend of Neil Armstrong’s was told by him what he left for his daughter, so yes, that story is true. He also named a crater after her nickname. “Muffie’s crater.
@fenderstratADHD
He’s a spitting image of Neil
@reaality3860
Neil Armstrong never came across as sad and depressed as was his character in "First Man".
@basedhumanofficial
this movie was unbelievable, just watched it. i have gained a MASSIVE appreciation for what these guys went through & accomplished because of this film. WOW. Neil Armstrong was a f***ing BOSS. highly recommended! 👍
@mikshin9825
Thanks to this movie I watched "The right stuff" and HBO's "From the Earth to the Moon (miniseries)".Both production depict the early days of American space exploration. So if you feel that perhaps this movie is a little too cold I highly recommend watching those.
@martin.B777
Wow, Mark looks like his dad’s twin ;)
@rekunta
The little kid in the Armstrongs never dies. Like father, like son…..they both present a childlike exuberance and presence.
@alexluthorkos5252
I love this movie.
@petesmith9472
Without any doubt Neil Armstrong was the perfect choice …his personality, his mental health, his humility. Perfect.
@PaulBloomlittledevil
He does look a lot like his Dad. What a cool guy.
@toddk9431
Is it true that Neil left Purdue with a letter to be opened in 2020 possibly with the list of personal items he took onboard?
@danielschmidt2541