With its sense of realness, its talented actors, and its impetus for the
             aging, Space Cowboys proved to be a huge success. First, the movie has an
             excellent sense of realness. During the movie, it showed some of the harsh
             preflight training that real astronauts would have had to go through. The
             actors tried their best to make every scene seem as real as possible. For
             example, when they did a centrifuge scene, the actors just had to make faces
             as if they were really being stretched and pulled. They did that scene so
             well that it looked as if it were really happening. Then, the actor's talent
             of playing their roles has an effect on the movies success. Clint Eastwood,
             70, James Garner, 72, Donald Sutherland, 65, and Tommy Lee Jones, 54, played
             the parts of the four aged team members in the movie. Because of their ages,
             they fit the characters well. They also have had previous experiences of
             being actors so they knew what they had to do to make the movie a success.
             Finally, Space Cowboys gives new impetus to the aging to never give up on
             their youthful dreams. NASA called on Clint Eastwood's character and the rest
             of his aging "crew" to help fix a problem with a satellite. So the four men
             get to relive their dreams after years had past since the first time. Being
             able to relive their dreams shows that the aging should never give up on the
             dreams they had as youths. Space Cowboys contained and portrayed many
             elements that made the film a box office success.
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