Fly Me to the Moon (2024)

It is a romantic comedy set during the historic Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969.

The film follows Kelly Jones, a marketing genius played by Scarlett Johansson, who is tasked with improving NASA's public image.

Her presence and destructive methods create tension and chaos in the already difficult mission of the premiere's director, Cole Davis, played by Channing Tatum.

As pressure mounts and the White House begins to worry about the mission's success, Jones is ordered to fake a moon landing to help, beginning a veritable countdown of problems, misunderstandings and torrid interactions between the main characters.

The film combines the historical setting of Apollo 11 with the plot of a romantic comedy that attempts to convey the tension of the moment and the development of an unusual love affair.

However, while the concept is intriguing and features excellent performances from Johansson and Tatum, the execution does not always live up to its potential.

Director Berlanti brings lightness and fun to the story, and the chemistry between the main characters is obvious, adding to the charm of their interactions.

However, the plot seems a bit predictable and at times the humorous situations are forced, which detracts from the freshness of the story. This is a fun romantic comedy with an interesting but uncomplicated historical setting.

Despite its flaws, it offers some funny moments and remarkable performances, making it an easy choice for fans of the genre.