Capricorn One(1978)- User Reviews

A very cool movie for all Conspiracy Theory fans out there (like me). The acting is top-notch and the storyline very plausible. Did we...or didn't we...that is the question ?????more»

Writer/Director Peter Hyams delivers a bonifide adrenaline rush with this 1978 conspiracy thriller concerning a potential Mars landing. Right from the opening credits we are propelled into the story of three astronauts (played by James Brolin, Same Waterston, …more»

Awesome awesome awesome awesome awesome awesome great awesome oscar worthy great awesome must see good acting great movie awesome awesome awesomemore»

One of the reviewers here wrote that the sets for the movie were "Apollo-era". Well, duh. Give the people a break - the movie was actually made in "the Apollo Era" so what do you expect. Don't expect 2007-2008 sci fi graphics and …more»

This wasn't anything that I hoped it would be. I feel the story was poorly told, and not much time or effort went into the plot nor the direction of the film. The acting was by no means fantastic, and the non-Rue characters hardly spoke at all, …more»

Very entertaining, surprising for an older movie. Most older movies are boring. This ones keeps you on the edge of your seat until the end.more»

This film is quite engaging. This film touches upon a sensitive subject. Many people believe certain aspects of the space program are suspect at best. This film is enjoyable to watch.more»

very good movie. story is a little far fetched but flat out fun to watch. action scenes with telle savales are very good. end is very good. it is a must see!more»

Like the Capricorn One mission, this movie fails to reach orbit. The first problem is the look of it. It's obvious that they are using Apollo-era props for the space mission, and NO ONE even in the '70's is going to believe this thing can …more»

My auntie reccomended this movie a long time ago to my mum so immediately I concluded it was crap before I'd even seen it.I was wrong.A fantastic story,Capricorn One really capture's you as you gradually realize the magnitude of the situation …more»