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It was also directed by a Stanley Kubrick lookalike. During the Travel Montage in Minions, the Minion tribe casually wanders through the sound stage and interrupts the filming of the moon landing.One of the videotapes read 'MOON LANDING DRESS REHEARSAL.' In Looney Tunes: Back in Action, when Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck are in Area 52, they browse through a videotape shelf.The main character Cooper was a former NASA employee who was pretty disgusted by this. In Interstellar, future school boards have rewritten American history textbooks to state that the moon landing was faked by the government in order to push the space race further and drive the Soviet Union bankrupt through trying to catch up they did this to discourage the idea of space travel, so that people wouldn't try to look for ways to leave the (dying) planet Earth.In the film Capricorn One, the government fakes a Mars landing.

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TV networks regularly featured these activities in their coverage of the program.

During the Apollo era, NASA contractors had of mockups of space hardware at their factories for purposes of testing of equipment and procedures and for training astronauts.

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It's the potential Ur-Example of the trope (America was still launching moon landings in real life when the movie was released), and in some circles, the scene is considered to be the primary popular inspiration for the conspiracy theory. As the sequence goes by without any elaboration or plot-relevance, it's never really made clear why this is being done, though there are no-doubt sinister motives. In 1971's James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever, there is a brief unexplained scene during one of Bond's excursions into a (terrestrial) Supervillain Lair where he stumbles onto a soundstage where a moon landing is being filmed.In Legacy Of Lunatic Kingdom, it's inverted: the reason Clownpiece wears American flag clothes is that it reminds the Lunarians of the time humans landed on the Moon, which acts as a living Brown Note to them (humans being mortal and therefore impure).

According to shopkeeper Rinnosuke, this is because of all the conspiracy theorists who think the lunar landing was faked, which caused the idea to pass into the realm of fantasy - which is what Gensokyo literally is.

Referenced in the Touhou manga story Silent Sinner in Blue: Reference materials about the Apollo program are surprisingly easy to find in Gensokyo.

The final episode of Oh! Edo Rocket gives credit to the 1969 moon landing, but also makes light of it, because the Apollo missions weren't the first humans to land on it.

Played with in Billy Bat: The moon landings are real, but a fake film had to be broadcast to cover up what they really found on the surface - a rather familiar-looking doodle.

Wandaba Style: Susumu Tsukumo adamantly believes that the 1969 moon landing was fake, and is thus trying to get a rocket there himself (using environmentally safe methods).

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