Hi, this is Steve. At some point all of us are going to face the disaster. That moment in time when everything goes wrong.

Maybe it's the caterers not showing up for your wedding, the presentation of your new product that totally

tanks, or the really big ones people face around things like money and health.

The question is, what are you going to do about it?

For most people, that often means putting your head down

and hoping things get better.

Or maybe you blame someone else for your problems.

But for the crew of Apollo 13 and the dedicated support

staff at Mission Control, disaster means putting everything

they have, every ounce of expertise, hard work and creative thinking, and dissolving what looks

like an unsolvable problem.

Ron Howard's 1995 film, Apollo 13,

is a tour to force of technical filmmaking,

brilliant collaboration, and a tremendous dedication

to honor the hard work of the people who brought these astronauts home.

This is a beautifully made film and we are so happy to welcome back animation writer and the

cinephiles resident NASA expert Dave Rapp to discuss it.

So if you haven't seen Apollo 13, we recommend you take a trip to our website

Cinephiles.net, where you can stream or buy the film from Amazon.

Then come back on Friday to hear part one

of what is arguably the greatest astronaut movie ever made,

Ron Howard's Apollo 13.

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