Ah, people, cut the crap. Americans went to the moon? Yea, right. NASA is full of s***, actually. Have you ever asked yourself people WHY there is not a SINGLE one Russian astronaut that HAS BEEN on the moon? Heck, even Russians are a bit smarter than American NASA. They don't claim the impossible. Yea, with $ 30 billion budget you can do hell of a fiction flick, even Hollywood cannot afford that. Wouldn't you agree? This is pretty silly indeed. You gotta think with your head and not your dick, people. WHAT is the probability of such a space adventure - getting there and back safely? It's impossible. That's why ONLY the Yankees have been on that planet. Nobody else is as stupid as that to LIE to their OWN people. I like Americans, but I don't support the way they do things. It's politics. Moon was politics. And politics is dirty game, in most cases. So, people, leave your patriotic feelings aside and get down on Earth. What Moon? Ask the smiling Russians.Ivar Latvia, Riga

Finally, someone saw the problems from that hoax. And show us the facts only. The answer from spatial agency? Not only in the documentary, but in general was a big denial with no explanations. You are not convinced? Watch the documentary! You will not regret that! Another thing: they said that one ship was sent to scan the moon surface. That ship, search over the internet to convince yourself, has disappeared with no reason. Another coincidence? I think not. Just watch the movie and tell me if i am wrong! And tell other people, to inform what "great" job was done and how a full world was foolish with that hoax. The people who put a rating of 1 are, i'm almost sure, influenced by "you know who"... but that is less important. WATCH THE MOVIE, IF YOU CAN STILL FIND IT!

An unmitigated piece of baloney that should be used in every school of journalism as an example of how to report with bias and predetermined conclusions.Every "hoax point" made by this production had already been shown to be false. Yet FOX decided to present this material as if it were factual. Those who attempted to present facts were given short shrift. Are ethics completely a thing of the past re current journalism? It would appear so.An irresponsible contribution by FOX to the coffers of the antiscience groups. And an insult to all the fine people who worked on the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs, and who gave a good chunk of their intellects, skills, and lives to ensure that a program succeeded in its goal: landing a man on the Moon and returning him safety to the Earth.For those who found this program credible, I strongly recommend they visit this site:http://www1.tpgi.com.au/users/tps-seti/baloney.htmlwhere the details of setting up and operating one's own baloney detection kit are detailed.

This so-called documentary does a poor job at presenting various possible viewpoints and misuses or ignores the applications of physical and optical laws. FOX could have done so much more with this interesting topic. This film only serves to hurt the credibility whether FOX is capable of producing a documentary.Disjointed sequences of very short interview clips with only a handful of people present their opinions and analyses. No independent engineers or optical experts were consulted about the physics-related theories presented to provide additional insight.The film tries and fails miserably to inspire the viewer to ask more questions than the film tries to answer. The intelligent viewer may learn that without a rudimentary understanding of physics, gravity, and optics one can easily "prove" just about anything.There is lots of nice NASA footage, but nothing that can't be found in other well-written documentaries.