Fly Me to the Moon
Year: 2024 (July)
Genre:
Comedy / Romance / History
Director:
Greg Berlanti
Stars:
Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Jim Rash, Ray Romano, Woody Harrelson, Anna Garcia, Colin Woodell, Donald Elise Watkins, Noah Robbins, Nick Dillenburg, Art Newkirk, Ashley Kings, Jonathan Orea Lopez, Eva Pilar, Christian Zuber, Chad Crowe, Will Jacobs, Melissa Litow, Lauren Revard ...
Storyline:
A countdown to launch… and a battle of wits.
Kelly Jones, a brilliant but disruptive marketing expert, is assigned to handle NASA’s public image ahead of a high-stakes space mission. However, her presence becomes a major headache for Cole Davis, the no-nonsense launch director struggling to ensure the mission’s success.
As the White House increases pressure, deeming the launch too important to fail, the clash between scientific precision and PR spin spirals into chaos. Amid the tension, unexpected romantic sparks and hilarious mishaps threaten to derail not just the launch—but their own expectations of each other.
A witty, sharp, and feel-good dramedy, Fly Me to the Moon combines NASA-level stakes with rom-com charm, proving that sometimes, the greatest challenges aren’t in space—but right here on Earth.
Similar movies to Fly Me to the Moon
If you love films that mix romance, high-stakes missions, and workplace comedy, Fly Me to the Moon shares themes with these engaging movies:
The Proposal (2009) – A corporate romance filled with unexpected chemistry.
Armageddon (1998) – A high-stakes space mission with humor and heart.
Don’t Look Up (2021) – A satirical take on PR, politics, and scientific urgency.
💡 Like these films, Fly Me to the Moon blends humor, drama, and romance with a space-age twist, making it a must-watch for fans of sharp, feel-good storytelling.
📌 Final Thoughts
With its fast-paced dialogue, space race tension, and charming chemistry, Fly Me to the Moon is set to be an entertaining and exhilarating ride that proves not all missions are won in space—some are won on the ground.
Because when science meets spin, who really controls the countdown?
Which of these films have you seen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
