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Apollo 18 was a science fiction film that was released in the United States on September 2, 2011. The film was shot as a pseudo-documentary. The story was set in 1972, after the Apollo Moon landing program completed the last manned moon landing, NASA secretly carried out the Apollo 18 mission in 1974. Apollo 18 had three crew members. Lieutenant Colonel Geer was responsible for communication relay and technical support in lunar orbit. Anderson and Walker landed on the moon to carry out a top-secret mission given by the US Department of Defense: to install detection devices on the moon to monitor the Soviet Union's intercontinental ballistic missiles. However, during the mission, two astronauts on the moon discovered that there were crab-like life forms on the moon that could disguise themselves as rocks. They were attacked one after another. The surviving Anderson tried to dock the return capsule with the orbital spacecraft. Due to poisoning, the return capsule lost control and hit the orbital spacecraft. In the end, all three astronauts died in outer space. The U.S. government later announced that the three people had died in the training mission, and the Apollo manned moon landing plan was put on hold indefinitely. The plot of the movie had some problems, such as being too simple, lacking ups and downs, and the ending was rushed. Many important details were not clearly explained or even contradictory, but the other ending of the movie on the CD version supplemented some of the plot loopholes. The novel "Hundred Years of Spaceship" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Definitely not. Apollo 18 is purely fictional. It was made to thrill and scare viewers, not to recount real-life space expeditions.

No, it's not. Apollo 18 is a fictional movie that takes creative liberties to build a thrilling storyline.

Apollo 18 is not rooted in reality. It's a work of fiction that plays with the concept of undisclosed lunar expeditions. Despite its realistic feel, it's not based on actual happenings.

Definitely. The movie accurately portrays the challenges and events that occurred during the actual Apollo 13 mission. It's a true-to-life account that brings those historic moments to the big screen.