The Last Man on the Moon

This documentary delves into the history of NASA and the astronauts who played pivotal roles in lunar exploration during the 1960s. It highlights Eugene Cernan's unique journey, showcasing his experiences as a test pilot and astronaut. Cernan was one of only three men to make two trips to the moon, with his second journey marking NASA's final lunar mission.

Through a mix of archival footage and personal reflections, the film captures the competitive nature of the astronaut program and the bonds formed among the astronauts. Mark Craig's direction brings together a compelling narrative about courage, ambition, and the sacrifices made in the pursuit of space exploration. The runtime of 95 minutes makes it an engaging watch for both history buffs and space enthusiasts.

Collectors should note that The Last Man on the Moon is available in both Blu-ray and DVD formats, making it accessible for different preferences. The film’s focus on NASA, the moon, and the life of Eugene Cernan offers a rich addition to any documentary or space-themed collection.