After 40 years, but finally the truth has come out about Apollo 18's secret landing on the moon, and the circumstances that followed. And that truth is...well, there was no Apollo 18, but it makes for a nice, intriguing concept, don't it? Apollo 18 takes the premise of a secret, covered-up moon landing and uses it as an excuse to "explain" why we've never gone back to the moon. And despite what you might have heard, it's not because of Transformers.
Shot for a mere $5 million, Apollo 18 has since taken in $25.5 million worldwide.I acually enjoyed the film which i did see in the theatres, so I'll definitely be checking it out when it hits Blu-ray and DVD on December 27th.
The good news is that this one won't be a bare-bones release. Despite being a relatively low-profile release, the Apollo 18 Blu-ray and DVD will include an audio commentary with director Gonzalo López-Gallego and editor Patrick Lussier, deleted and alternate scenes, alternate endings, and other bonus features they haven't confirmed yet. All in all, sounds like it'll be worth a rental if nothing else, assuming you love the premise as much as I do.
Shot for a mere $5 million, Apollo 18 has since taken in $25.5 million worldwide.I acually enjoyed the film which i did see in the theatres, so I'll definitely be checking it out when it hits Blu-ray and DVD on December 27th.
The good news is that this one won't be a bare-bones release. Despite being a relatively low-profile release, the Apollo 18 Blu-ray and DVD will include an audio commentary with director Gonzalo López-Gallego and editor Patrick Lussier, deleted and alternate scenes, alternate endings, and other bonus features they haven't confirmed yet. All in all, sounds like it'll be worth a rental if nothing else, assuming you love the premise as much as I do.
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