Explorers: From The Titanic To The Moon
2006 · 52 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 117 VOTES · DIR. Frederic Dieudonné
Overview
From the explorers / filmmakers of Amazon Trek and Whales of Atlantis Join two men on their expeditions to new frontiers, from the Abyss to Outer Space... Explorers takes off from the compelling visions imagined by one of the worlds most widely read novelists, pioneer science-fiction writer Jules Verne, author of 20,000 Leagues under the Sea and From the Earth to the Moon. Discover the unbelievable journeys of two legendary explorers: Buzz Aldrin, who, along with Neil Armstrong, became the first men to set foot on the Moon during the Apollo 11 Mission; and James Cameron, multiple Academy Award winning filmmaker, who since completing his epic movie Titanic, has undertaken the exploration of the oceans mysteries utilizing revolutionary submarines and 3D cameras of his own design. Jean-Jules Verne opens his great-grandfathers novels and sends us on our journey with two men who actualize the fantastic dreams of Jules Verne.
Dialogue Timeline — 468 lines
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00:00:18 Jules Verne.
00:04:32 - Hi. - Hi.
00:06:04 I was wanting to go to another world, very specifically.
00:07:21 Okay, here we go, and action.
00:08:36 And I enjoy that.
00:11:22 You know, you're using absolute cutting-edge
00:13:12 So I'm even comfortable going to things
00:15:06 ... Ianded right on the grand staircase.
00:17:45 there was no way to know what was inside that ship.
00:20:33 not even because I think a film about it would be that important.
00:21:49 They couldn't get there because of technology.
00:23:00 They can't all go jumping into submarines
00:24:41 The moments of touchdown were the most important and the most intense.
00:26:01 Five hundred miles up
00:28:13 and new rights to be won
00:29:50 ...Apollo center launch control.
00:33:35 will be performed on the backside of the moon.
00:36:47 but here and there where I probe with the contingency sample collector
00:38:17 with the way that the lunar surface behaved
00:42:12 But now our challenge shifts gears from being one of performing something
00:44:56 I don't know if this will work or not, truly.
00:45:50 # Dum, dee-dum, dum, dum, dum, dee, dum, dum #
00:47:10 given me great satisfaction
00:48:59 Become the Jules Vernes of the Future.