Moonfall
A mysterious force knocks the moon from its orbit around Earth and sends it hurtling on a collision course with life as we know it.
- Released: 2022-02-03
- Runtime: 130 minutes
- Genre: Action, Adventure
- Stars: Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, John Bradley, Michael Peña, Charlie Plummer, Kelly Yu, Eme Ikwuakor, Carolina Bartczak, Donald Sutherland, Maxim Roy, Stephen Bogaert, Azriel Dalman, Zayn Maloney, Achilles Montes-Vamvas, Ava Weiss, Kelly Reilly, Hazel Nugent, Chris Sandiford, Jonathan Silver, Ryan Bommarito, Kathleen Fee, Frank Schorpion, Sebastian Pigott, Jaa Smith-Johnson, Adam LeBlanc, Katy Breier, Kyle Gatehouse, Tyrone Benskin, Josh Cruddas, Gerardo Lo Dico, Krista Marchand
- Director: Roland Emmerich
Comments
- pjcguy-963-677261 - 12 January 2023
What the?
Some people decided to take every space disaster movie plot and every space hero movie from The Last Starfighter to Independence Day and throw out as many tropes as humanly possible and hope some of them stick and turn them into a wild ride impossible to believe movie. As an adult, I was laughing out loud at many of the scenes and turn arounds, but at the same time, I could see how a twelve year old would totally enjoy this movie and never once question any of the situations. In this movie, every single important person is an altruistic hero. We still have some villains, but they don't count. So if I rated it as an adult on a scale of quality, acting, plot, script, etc., this movie would get a 1 star, but even if they intended to make an adult thriller space movie of quality which they failed at, they still created a good, attention grabbing, feel good movie for the family. The only quirk I noticed was the drug reference, but it was momentary. - orphyte - 31 December 2022
Beyond stupid, plus tedious exposition
A waste of everyone's time and money. Don't waste any portion of your life on this. You think it can't get more boring and absurd, but it does. Poorly conceived, terribly written, and laborious in pace, with some of the worst sound-editing and volume balance that you are likely to experience these days. This is a movie which puports to be all about mega- structures, but has little sensible structure of its own. Many space movies have plot holes, but this movie has a plot black hole, which sucks up any rationality whatsoever, leaving a vacuous, joyless void, ffevoid of even mindless spectacle and action. Avoid.
