Last weekend, Amazon Prime Video invited us to a delightful movie experience. A screening of their new film “The Aeronauts” and a fantastic themed fair.
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| Welcome to The Aeronauts Incredible Journey. Photos: Jeff Lovin Amazon Prime Video ©2019 |
The Film is based on the 1862 real-life scientists James Glaisher and Amelia Wren, played by Best Actor Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne and Oscar nominee Felicity Jones.
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| The Aeronauts’ original dress. Photo Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
“The Aeronauts' Incredible Journey” fair includes plenty of fun activities to participate in, plus an avalanche of opportunities for the perfect snapshot.
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| The Aeronaut's hot air balloon. Photo: Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
The extraordinary exhibits at the fair included a flight to the stratosphere aboard “The Magnificent Mammoth” Hot Air Balloon, the main attraction.
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| The Aeronauts phonograph DJ. Photo: Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
The fair had a world-class phonograph DJ who was playing period music. Attendees danced the polka and Viennese waltzes, visited the Mesmerizing Hypnotist, and roasted coffee on the Remarkable Ready Roster.
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| The Aeronauts - fortune teller. Photo Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
Also, many visited the fabulous fortune teller. Participants had their photos taken with stereoscopic perspective by climbing into the basket of the “Mammoth” hot-air replica to capture a spectacular image.
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| The Aeronauts flyer, Amazon Prime Video.Photo Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
The Devil-May-Care Rope-walker is always fun, and many people dress in costumes from that particular period.
After that, the fun continued. The audience was invited to attend and watch the movie on “The Fly-In Theater,” a hot-air balloon with a screen attached.
The organizers prepared two gigantic screens so everyone could fully enjoy the film. It all happens in the open air of a lovely autumn evening outside Pasadena's historic Rose Bowl Stadium.
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| The Aeronaut's Incredible Journey. Photo Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
“The Aeronauts' Incredible Journey” was a sensational experience for adventurers, film lovers, and the entire family.
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| The Aeronauts popped corn. Photo Jose Alberto Hermosillo, Festival in LA ©2019 |
“The Aeronauts” is an inspiring, captivating and engrossing film.
The movie is highly recommended for the entire family, mainly for those girls and boys who are avid to discover and explore new horizons.
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| The Aeronauts banner. Amazon Prime Video ©2019 |
“The Aeronauts” Movie
“The Aeronauts” is the true story of two scientists, the meteorologist James Glaisher (Eddie Redmayne) and the pilot Amelia Wren (Felicity Jones), who decided to help each other on a venture to research further in their respective fields.
James will investigate a way to accurately measure the weather report by combining temperature and humidity measurements.
As a brave female pilot, Amelia will try to break the world flight altitude record and become one of the most admired pilots of our time.
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| The Aeronauts, still. Amazon Prime Video ©2019 |
The film's non-linear structure makes us aware of the characters’ backgrounds, personalities, emotions, and true desires. The multidimensional story keeps the audience wondering about the scientists’ fate up there, in the air and the cold.
“The Aeronauts” is a British period movie directed by BAFTA-nominated helmer Tom Harper; his credits include “Wild Rose,” “War Book,” and several episodes of the TV series “War and Peace.”
This journey made me think of other epic movies such as “The Titanic” or “The Impossible.” In those films, humans defeat nature to achieve their mission, whether to survive nature’s adversity, pursue eternal love, or discover essential elements that will change the course of humanity forever.
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| Film critic Jose Alberto Hermosillo. Photo: Gabriel Romero. Festival in LA ©2019 |
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