Read our review of Moonfall!
Roland Emmerich is no stranger to disaster movies, having directed well-known ones like Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, and 2012. Similar to the latter, his latest directorial endeavor, Moonfall, involves a conspiracy theory, but the truth of what’s really going on in the film’s plot is actually a lot stranger.
Character relationships that seem rich with tension and angst are barely given time to breathe, which leaves the personal stakes lacking save for one character's journey. The back half of the film is also chaotic, with the action split between Brian, Jocinda, and K.C. on their space mission and those they left behind on Earth, including Brian’s son Sonny , Jocinda’s son Jimmy , and exchange student Michelle .
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