Viaggio nella Luna
“Viaggio nella Luna” è un film fantastico del 1902 realizzato da Georges Méliès. Assieme al Viaggio attraverso l'impossibile è uno dei suoi film più famosi, forse il capolavoro. Il film è una parodia basata liberamente sul romanzo di Jules Verne “Dalla Terra alla Luna” e su quello di H. G. Wells “I primi uomini sulla Luna”. È considerato il primo film di fantascienza e una delle scene iniziali del film, la navicella spaziale che si schianta sull'occhio della Luna (che presenta un volto umano), è entrata nell'immaginario collettivo ed è una delle sequenze che hanno fatto la storia del cinema.
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Cast
Cast principale
Georges Méliès
Professeur Barbenfouillis / La Lune
Bleuette Bernon
Phoebe Déesse de la Lune
François Lallement
L'officier de Marine / Commandant de la Base de Lancement
Jehanne d'Alcy
La Secrétaire / Une Étoile / Agent de Bord de la Fusée
Henri Delannoy
Le Pilote de la Fusée Lunaire
Victor André
Un Astronome et Spationaute
Brunnet
Un Astronome et Spationaute
Depierre
Un Astronome et Spationaute
Farjaut
Un Astronome et Spationaute
Kelm
Un Astronome et Spationaute
Jules-Eugène Legris
Le Chef du Défilé
Simili
Base Luna chiama Terra
The Shrinking Man
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Recensioni degli utenti
Vedi tutto su TMDBI just knew this was gonna have a high score on letterboxd. Yo, it's important, it's visionary, it's observable history, it's revolutionary for it's time, all that jazz. But guess what else? I don't for a minute believe those people actually went to the moon. Should still be required viewing for film classes though. _Final rating:★★½ - Not quite for me, but I definitely get the appeal._
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