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* PopStarComposer: Sort of; Music/{{Air}} made the soundtrack for restored color version, nearly 110 years later.
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* PopStarComposer: Sort of; Music/{{Air}} Music/{{Air|Band}} made the soundtrack for restored color version, nearly 110 years later.
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* AdaptationAmalgamation: It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter. Another major source of inspiration was [[Theatre/LeVoyageDansLaLune an 1875 operetta]] of the same name.
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Plays a key role in the Brian Selznick children's novel ''The Invention of Hugo Cabret'' and its Creator/MartinScorsese-directed film adaptation ''Film/{{Hugo}}''. The movie also served as the main inspiration for the music video of [[Music/MellonCollieAndTheInfiniteSadness "Tonight, Tonight"]] by Music/TheSmashingPumpkins. The story of the film's production was also used in the final episode of ''Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' as a contrast to the parallel story of the final Apollo flight, the only one to have actual scientists.
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Plays a key role in the Brian Selznick children's novel ''The Invention of Hugo Cabret'' and its Creator/MartinScorsese-directed film adaptation ''Film/{{Hugo}}''. The movie also served as the main inspiration for the music video of [[Music/MellonCollieAndTheInfiniteSadness "Tonight, Tonight"]] "Music/TonightTonight" by Music/TheSmashingPumpkins. The story of the film's production was also used in the final episode of ''Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' as a contrast to the parallel story of the final Apollo flight, the only one to have actual scientists.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter. Another major source of inspiration was [[Theatre/LeVoyageDansLaLune
an 1875 operetta]] of the same name.
an 1875 operetta]] of the same name.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter. Another major source of inspiration was [[Theatre/LeVoyageDansLaLune
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter. Another major source of inspiration was [[Theatre:LeVoyageDansLaLune [[Theatre/LeVoyageDansLaLune
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an 1875 operetta]] of the same name.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter. Another major source of inspiration was [[Theatre:LeVoyageDansLaLune an 1875 operetta operetta]] of the same name.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter.
Another major source of inspiration was [[Theater/LeVoyageDansLaLune the 1875]] Operetta of the same name.
Another major source of inspiration was [[Theater/LeVoyageDansLaLune the 1875]] Operetta of the same name.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise on the latter.
latter. Another major source of inspiration was [[Theater/LeVoyageDansLaLune the 1875]] Operetta an 1875 operetta of the same name.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: [[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy Artistic License]] on the part of Méliès, since even in 1902, astronomers knew from telescopic observation that the Moon had little to no atmosphere.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: [[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy [[ArtisticLicenseSpace Artistic License]] on the part of Méliès, since even in 1902, astronomers knew from telescopic observation that the Moon had little to no atmosphere.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells, though some sources claim otherwise.
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''A Trip to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells.
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* TripToTheMoonPlot: It's all about a bunch of people who slingshot themselves into the moon and then come back.
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** The film was coloured by ''handpainting each frame of the film''. This was a few years before tinting became possible and over a decade before the earliest technicolor processes.
** The scene where the ship approaches the moon was filmed by mounting the oversized moon prop on railings and sliding it towards the camera. Why not do the smart thing and just move the camera? Because the technology was new and the people involved were still transitioning from theater performance and theater thinking. The camera was seen as a stand-in for the audience, and who would be insane enough to move the audience around while the props sit still?
** The film was coloured by ''handpainting each frame of the film''. This was a few years before tinting became possible and over a decade before the earliest technicolor processes.
** The scene where the ship approaches the moon was filmed by mounting the oversized moon prop on railings and sliding it towards the camera. Why not do the smart thing and just move the camera? Because the technology was new and the people involved were still transitioning from theater performance and theater thinking. The camera was seen as a stand-in for the audience, and who would be insane enough to move the audience around while the props sit still?
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''A Trip To The to the Moon'' (French: ''Le Voyage dans la lune'') is a 1902 black-and-white French science fiction film about ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin surprise!]]) six Frenchmen going to the moon. It is based loosely on two popular novels of the time: ''Literature/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' by Creator/JulesVerne and ''Literature/TheFirstMenInTheMoon'' by Creator/HGWells.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: [[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy Artistic License]] on the part of Melies, since even in 1902, astronomers knew from telescopic observation that the Moon had little to no atmosphere.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: [[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy Artistic License]] on the part of Melies, Méliès, since even in 1902, astronomers knew from telescopic observation that the Moon had little to no atmosphere.
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* RuleOfCool: Melies' priority was in entertaining with an impressive spectacle, not advancing astronomic theory.
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* RuleOfCool: Melies' Méliès' priority was in entertaining with an impressive spectacle, not advancing astronomic theory.
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Can be seen in its entirety in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JDaOOw0MEE black and white]] or [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnfJo8lronQ color]] on Website/YouTube. A hand-colorized version is now available through Creator/{{Netflix}}'s subscription streaming service. Podcast/RiffTrax did their usual {{MST}} of the short film, bragging it was the oldest film they'd ever riffed.
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Plays a key role in the Brian Selznick children's novel ''The Invention Of Hugo Cabret'' and its Creator/MartinScorsese-directed film adaptation ''Film/{{Hugo}}''. The movie also served as the main inspiration for the music video of [[Music/MellonCollieAndTheInfiniteSadness "Tonight, Tonight"]] by Music/{{The Smashing Pumpkins}}. The story of the film's production was also used in the final episode of ''Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' as a contrast to the parallel story of the final Apollo flight, the only one to have actual scientists.
Can be seen in its entirety in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JDaOOw0MEE black and white]] or [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnfJo8lronQ color]] on Website/{{Youtube}}. A hand-colorized version is now available through Netflix's subscription streaming service. Podcast/RiffTrax did their usual {{MST}} of the short film, bragging it was the oldest film they'd ever riffed.
Can be seen in its entirety in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JDaOOw0MEE black and white]] or [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnfJo8lronQ color]] on Website/{{Youtube}}. A hand-colorized version is now available through Netflix's subscription streaming service. Podcast/RiffTrax did their usual {{MST}} of the short film, bragging it was the oldest film they'd ever riffed.
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Plays a key role in the Brian Selznick children's novel ''The Invention Of of Hugo Cabret'' and its Creator/MartinScorsese-directed film adaptation ''Film/{{Hugo}}''. The movie also served as the main inspiration for the music video of [[Music/MellonCollieAndTheInfiniteSadness "Tonight, Tonight"]] by Music/{{The Smashing Pumpkins}}.Music/TheSmashingPumpkins. The story of the film's production was also used in the final episode of ''Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon'' as a contrast to the parallel story of the final Apollo flight, the only one to have actual scientists.
Can be seen in its entirety in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JDaOOw0MEE black and white]] or [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnfJo8lronQ color]] onWebsite/{{Youtube}}. Website/YouTube. A hand-colorized version is now available through Netflix's Creator/{{Netflix}}'s subscription streaming service. Podcast/RiffTrax did their usual {{MST}} of the short film, bragging it was the oldest film they'd ever riffed.
Can be seen in its entirety in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JDaOOw0MEE black and white]] or [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnfJo8lronQ color]] on
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* MadeOfExplodium[=/=]MadeOfPlasticine: The Selenites will vaporize if you hit them hard with an umbrella, or really, any strong impact will do. Which makes the astronomers' aggressive behaviour towards them seem all the worse.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: The Selenites will vaporize if you hit them hard with an umbrella. Which makes the astronomers' aggressive behaviour towards them seem all the worse.
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* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Despite being ostensibly part of a scientific expedition, the travelers seem to be much more interested in killing the local fauna than studying them or their environment.
