Great movie!
With each viewing, I like it more and more, new nuances are opening up, not noticed before, but some real, lively and accurate.
Firstly, I have been interested in space since childhood - and not "in general", namely the old Soviet space! - and the movie surprisingly fell on the soul.
Secondly, I am delighted with the production, the game and the similarity of the actors with their heroes ("Heroes" - in the literal and not even cinematic sense of the word! :)); I will especially note Gagarin himself, as well as Nikolaev, Bykovsky and Korolev.
By the way, I liked Korolev-M. Filippov much more than Korolev-V. Ilyin in the x / f "Time of the first".
And in general, the GPvC, in my opinion, is stronger than the VP.
Perhaps also by the fact that in the second film the main roles were played by the most famous and familiar K. Khabensky and E. Mironov, and here - at least young cosmonauts - people completely unfamiliar to me.
And also about the actors.
I can't stand Olga Kuzmina (her annoying character in the Bi-Line advertisement is especially annoying!), and I liked her so much in the GPvC that I even put a plus!
In the film, there was a place for a terrible, hungry childhood in the occupation, and the first flight steps of the future cosmonaut, and moments of intense preparation for the flight, and Gagarin's great love for his girls. All this is shown well and sincerely, and, what is especially valuable, without any spitting into the Soviet past.
The great success of the film is the actor Yaroslav Zhalnin, who is unusually similar to our Yuri Alekseevich, with a sincere and white-toothed smile, with a kind and open look.
Of course, on the Web you can find unofficial photos of Gagarin after landing, a man who looked into the abyss, into the absolute unknown, a man who walked along the edge, where there is nothing from that clear, smiling, radiant guy as we used to see him.
It is correct that in the film we see Gagarin after the flight as a triumphant, that's how he should be remembered.
With each viewing, I like it more and more, new nuances are opening up, not noticed before, but some real, lively and accurate.
Firstly, I have been interested in space since childhood - and not "in general", namely the old Soviet space! - and the movie surprisingly fell on the soul.
Secondly, I am delighted with the production, the game and the similarity of the actors with their heroes ("Heroes" - in the literal and not even cinematic sense of the word! :)); I will especially note Gagarin himself, as well as Nikolaev, Bykovsky and Korolev.
By the way, I liked Korolev-M. Filippov much more than Korolev-V. Ilyin in the x / f "Time of the first".
And in general, the GPvC, in my opinion, is stronger than the VP.
Perhaps also by the fact that in the second film the main roles were played by the most famous and familiar K. Khabensky and E. Mironov, and here - at least young cosmonauts - people completely unfamiliar to me.
And also about the actors.
I can't stand Olga Kuzmina (her annoying character in the Bi-Line advertisement is especially annoying!), and I liked her so much in the GPvC that I even put a plus!
In the film, there was a place for a terrible, hungry childhood in the occupation, and the first flight steps of the future cosmonaut, and moments of intense preparation for the flight, and Gagarin's great love for his girls. All this is shown well and sincerely, and, what is especially valuable, without any spitting into the Soviet past.
The great success of the film is the actor Yaroslav Zhalnin, who is unusually similar to our Yuri Alekseevich, with a sincere and white-toothed smile, with a kind and open look.
Of course, on the Web you can find unofficial photos of Gagarin after landing, a man who looked into the abyss, into the absolute unknown, a man who walked along the edge, where there is nothing from that clear, smiling, radiant guy as we used to see him.
It is correct that in the film we see Gagarin after the flight as a triumphant, that's how he should be remembered.