Space Cowboys
Clint Eastwood Actor , Tommy Lee Jones Actor , Donald Sutherland Actor , James Garner Actor , James Cromwell Actor , Marcia Gay Harden Actor
MPAA Rating:
PG13
Contains:Mild Violence,Adult Situations,Adult Language
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Space Cowboys
Theatrical Release Date: 2000 08 04 (USA)
UPC: 883929078080
Studio: Warner Home Video
MPAA Rating: PG13 Contains:[Mild Violence, Adult Situations, Adult Language]
Summary: In this adventure drama, four men passed over by the space program get one last chance to be heroes and live out their dreams. Frank Corvin (Clint Eastwood), Hawk Hawkins (Tommy Lee Jones), Jerry O'Neill (Donald Sutherland), and Tank Sullivan (James Garner) were top pilots within an elite Air Force squadron and on the fast track to becoming the first Americans in space in the early 1950s. However, when NASA was established, the pilots were cut out of the loop; Corvin went on to become an aerospace engineer, Hawkins continued on as a freelance pilot, O'Neill became an astrophysicist with a sideline in designing roller coasters, and Sullivan took up preaching as a Baptist minister. Years later, a Russian satellite's guidance system has started to malfunction, and it is expected to crash into the Earth within a matter of weeks. The system is identical to the one Corvin designed for Skylab, so NASA head Bob Gerson (James Cromwell) asks Corvin to help him with the emergency mission to repair the satellite. Corvin agrees under one condition -- that he be sent up to do the repairs himself, with Hawkins, O'Neill, and Sullivan as his crew. Clint Eastwood directed Space Cowboys while also starring as Frank Corvin; his supporting cast includes Marcia Gay Harden, Courtney B. Vance, Loren Dean, and William Devane. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Category: Comedy Drama
Awards: Best Sound Effects Editing – Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Best Sound Effects Editing – Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Features:
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Back to the ranch: on location with cast and crew and NASA consultants
The effects: conversations with visual effects supervisor Michael Owens and his collaborators
Tonight on Leno: expanded version of the Tonight Show with Jay Leno sequence
Up close with the editor: a conversation with Joel Cox
Theatrical trailer
Space Cowboys
Format: DVD
Release Date: 06/01/2010
Audio: DD5.1 Dolby Digital 5.1
Runtime: 130 Minutes
Sides: 1
Number of Discs: 1
Language(s) English,French
Subtitles: English,French
Region: USA & territories, Canada
Chapters:
Disc #1 -- Space Cowboys
1. Where We're Going [3:40]
2. Pushed to the Limit [2:50]
3. First American into Space [1:43]
4. The Ikon Dilemma [4:01]
5. NASA Calling [5:40]
6. Frannk's Proposal [5:30]
7. Word From on High [2:06]
8. Riding Again [2:36]
9. Scare in the Air [2:42]
10. Same Stubborn Jackass [2:47]
11. Four Boys and a Lady [2:09]
12. Our Little Problem [1:21]
13. Gene's Rules [4:39]
14. Medical Exam [2:55]
15. Physically Misfit [3:25]
16. Waiting For Hawk [1:42]
17. Who First? [2:24]
18. Picking Fights [4:10]
19. Socking it to 'Em [3:47]
20. Time Hawk Was Afraid [3:09]
21. The Ripe Stuff [4:01]
22. The Word on Hawk [3:21]
23. The Whole Team [:40]
24. Liftoff [4:02]
25. Encountering Ikon [6:09]
26. Capture [4:20]
27. Hidden Cargo [2:42]
28. Ethan on His Own [5:31]
29. Ikon Awakens [4:12]
30. Arresting the Fall [2:34]
31. Hawk: the Only Way [4:08]
32. To the Moon and Beyond [3:36]
33. Flying the Brick In [2:34]
34. Team Landing [4:08]
35. Lunar View [5:18]
36. End Credits [2:03]
Karl Williams
An unusually populist comedy for a director of such normally refined tastes, this geriatric space adventure from Clint Eastwood spoofs the aging of the Baby Boomer generation with broad appeal, but flags in its poorly structured third act. While Space Cowboys gets off to an interesting start in a flashback sequence that casts lookalike actors with their voices dubbed by the film's stars, the story's central conceit (four aging would-be astronauts getting one last chance to blast off) is exhaustively rehashed, making for a tiring set-up. Once the quartet of creaking seniors is in training for their mission, however, the film finds its legs and purpose, sending up the idea of vitamin-popping oldsters rediscovering their right stuff with zeal and relish. When its characters finally achieve orbit, the film loses its way again, stumbling with a subplot involving an egotistical young colleague who botches a job and the unexpected illness of a central figure. Nevertheless, Space Cowboys is about two-thirds of a fine and enjoyably risible comedy that is a bounce back for Eastwood after stumbling badly with his last directorial effort, True Crime (1999). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
Cast and Crew:
Cooper Huckabee
Actor
Alexandr Kuznetzov
Actor
James MacDonald
Actor
Deborah Jolly
Actor
Chris Wylde
Actor
Jock MacDonald
Actor
Stephen West
Actor
J.M. Henry
Actor
Eli Craig
Actor
Paul Pender
Actor
Jay Leno
Actor
Michael Louden
Actor
Renee Olstead
Actor
Manning Mpinduzi-Mott
Actor
Karen Mistal
Actor
Rick Scarry
Actor
Nils Allen Stewart
Actor
Erica Grant
Actor
Mark Thomason
Actor
Arthur Cybulski
Actor
Steve Stapenhorst
Actor
Lamont Lofton
Actor
Hayden Tank
Actor
Don Michaelson
Actor
John Linton
Actor
John Asher
Actor
Lauren Cohn
Actor
Gordon Owens
Actor
Tim Halligan
Actor
Kate McNeil
Actor
Matt McColm
Actor
Gerald Emerick
Actor
Anne Stedman
Actor
Deborah Hope
Actor
Steve Monroe
Actor
Georgia Emelin
Actor
Toby Stephens
Actor
Jon Hamm
Actor
Billie Worley
Actor
Clint Eastwood
Director
Clint Eastwood
Producer
Ken Kaufman
Screenwriter
Lennie Niehaus
Composer (Music Score)
Andrew Lazar
Producer
Tom Rooker
Executive Producer
Howard Klausner
Screenwriter
Clint Eastwood
Actor
Tommy Lee Jones
Actor
Donald Sutherland
Actor
James Garner
Actor
James Cromwell
Actor
Marcia Gay Harden
Actor
William Devane
Actor
Loren Dean
Actor
Courtney B. Vance
Actor
Barbara Babcock
Actor
Rade Serbedzija
Actor
Blair Brown
Actor
Country: USA

