In “Moonfall,” humanity faces an unprecedented threat as a mysterious force knocks the Moon from its orbit, sending it on a collision course with Earth. Former NASA astronauts Jocinda Fowler and Brian Harper, alongside amateur researcher K.C. Houseman, embark on a desperate mission to uncover the truth behind the Moon’s artificial nature and save Earth from imminent destruction. The plot weaves through their perilous journey, highlighting themes of sacrifice, survival, and the power of human ingenuity against cosmic dangers. As they race against time, they encounter not only the physical challenges posed by the Moon’s descent but also personal trials that test their resolve and unity.
Length: 2h 10m
Genre: Adventure, Action, Science Fiction
This Title is: Serious, Strange
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Cast
- Halle Berry as Jocinda Fowler
- Patrick Wilson as Brian Harper
- John Bradley as K.C. Houseman
- Charlie Plummer as Sonny Harper
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: PG-13
Content advisory for violence, substance use, and foul language
Trivia
- One of the most expensive independent films ever produced, with a budget of $138–146 million.
- Director Roland Emmerich previously bought the project from Universal Pictures before regaining the rights.
- The film explores the concept of the Moon being an artificial structure with a hidden truth about its origin.
Our Review
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If you’re seeking a film that balances scientific realism with an entertaining, action-packed storyline, “Moonfall” might not perfectly align with your expectations. However, it stands out as an engaging disaster movie filled with spectacular visual effects and a bold, imaginative plot. Critics and audiences are divided; some appreciate the film for its adventurous spirit and visual spectacle, while others find its disregard for scientific accuracy and logical storytelling a significant drawback. Overall, it offers a thrilling ride for fans of Roland Emmerich’s disaster films and those who enjoy speculative fiction that pushes the boundaries of imagination.
Critic Scores
Moonfall has received a mixed review by the critics
