Review of The Right Stuff (1983) by Dimitri L — 26 Aug 2007
Philip Kaufman's a master of films that capture place and time, and this monumental film plays to all his strengths. As concerned with the psychology of the wives as their cowboy test-pilot husbands, this is a film that's as comfortable with intimate conversations as epic space journeys.
The result is the most emotionally honest portrayal of the space program yet.
This review of The Right Stuff (1983) was written by Dimitri L on 26 Aug 2007.
The Right Stuff has generally received very positive reviews.
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