Roland Emmerich's Moonfall (2022)
NobodyReally
Superstar
This was OK. As far as disaster films go, I think they could have shown more destruction and devastation. There was a lot of anticipation and panic, but then they didn't really deliver when it came to showing the true consequences of the things that were happening. Of course, a lot of this was just comic book science, but some of the concepts were kinda cool like
But a lot of it was just silly, and they threw in some contrived drama on top of it with a bunch of
which will absolutely make some people laugh. Sound mixing was bad too. Couldn't hear a lot of the dialogue over the sounds of destruction. I didn't really get emotionally invested in anyone probably because of the mediocre/subpar dialogue. But still overall, it was entertaining and had some new and interesting ideas. So I'd give it a 5.5
the idea of the moon being constructed by aliens or being hollow inside. I hope it spawns other stories because it's pretty brilliant.
bad guys chasing the kids while the moon literally falls 
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Red Shield
Global Domination
@NobodyReally
where would you rank it out of all the big "world ending" disaster flicks in the last 20yrs? Like above below 2012, Day After Tomorrow, etc..
I kinda want to see it since it's a space flick, and I think those movies lose something on the small screen. But I don't wanna watch another garbage movie in the theaters so soon after matrix?
where would you rank it out of all the big "world ending" disaster flicks in the last 20yrs? Like above below 2012, Day After Tomorrow, etc..
I kinda want to see it since it's a space flick, and I think those movies lose something on the small screen. But I don't wanna watch another garbage movie in the theaters so soon after matrix?
NobodyReally
Superstar
Based on this list here: The 32 Greatest Disaster Movies of All Time
I'd say it's at the bottom end of disaster movies. I wouldn't recommend anyone run out to see it on the big screen. I saw this in IMAX and it doesn't really take advantage of the large screen format in terms of the calamity. There were some cool scenes but I expected way more for the scale of destruction going on.
I will say the space scenes are pretty neat and probably do look better on the big screen.
Red Shield
Global Domination
First ad I saw for this I immediately thought: "this is going to be a massive flop and they should've sold it to a streaming service".
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
shyt looks retarded af
Peter Popoff
Baba Yega in black uptowns
Wait.......so......you actually paid.....like with money......to go see this shyt?This was OK. As far as disaster films go, I think they could have shown more destruction and devastation. There was a lot of anticipation and panic, but then they didn't really deliver when it came to showing the true consequences of the things that were happening. Of course, a lot of this was just comic book science, but some of the concepts were kinda cool likeBut a lot of it was just silly, and they threw in some contrived drama on top of it with a bunch ofthe idea of the moon being constructed by aliens or being hollow inside. I hope it spawns other stories because it's pretty brilliant.which will absolutely make some people laugh. Sound mixing was bad too. Couldn't hear a lot of the dialogue over the sounds of destruction. I didn't really get emotionally invested in anyone probably because of the mediocre/subpar dialogue. But still overall, it was entertaining and had some new and interesting ideas. So I'd give it a 5.5bad guys chasing the kids while the moon literally falls
Just seen this today, entertaining is best I could say. Seen a lot of stuff from other movies, doesn't surprise me though, any ELE type movie always has certain scenes. The end got weird, I'll probably grab it on 4K blu-ray when it drops for the sound and visuals.
NobodyReally
Superstar
Wait.......so......you actually paid.....like with money......to go see this shyt?
No and yes. I'm an AMC member, so for $20 a month, I see 3 movies a week for free. This was a free prescreening.
Peter Popoff
Baba Yega in black uptowns
I use to have that too. Good deal.
holy shyt went really bonkers in the second half even for a disaster movie
Pretty much a remix of '2012' and ' ID4' with a little 'The Matrix' and 'Interstellar' thrown for seasoning.
We got the main stars being divorced, annoying kids, token Asians, a Karen, Fast Travel cheats
This movie will be a TNT staple in a couple of years
Even though they saved Earth I don't think there's much human life left
Pretty much a remix of '2012' and ' ID4' with a little 'The Matrix' and 'Interstellar' thrown for seasoning.
We got the main stars being divorced, annoying kids, token Asians, a Karen, Fast Travel cheats
This movie will be a TNT staple in a couple of years
Even though they saved Earth I don't think there's much human life left
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Going just for the visuals....my 8 year old is old enough to vibe with this kind of stuff
didn't know this was out this weekend. I'll probably go see it tomorrow.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I remember when dudes would say that but use the word "graphics". "I'm seeing it just for the graphics, man".
