Like many other Hollywood disaster movies, the world is coming to an end in 'Moonfall' too, but the only difference is that this time, the moon is the villain. Well, in a way, because an evil force has now invaded moon, which as per a theory floated in this rash sci-fi, is a 'mega structure' built by our ancestors, using the most advanced tech including Artificial intelligence. As the film progresses, its central premise becomes increasingly ridiculous and preposterous with its actors trying hard to make it believable. However, there's barely ever a moment that feels real in this make-believe occurrence. This is precisely why it seems so hard to feel invested in this labourious saga of life and death. The weak writing takes its toll on everything. It makes the screenplay come across as exhausting and repetitive because almost every action sequence is mounted as if the world is coming to an end. While it is thrilling, adventurous, and even edge-of-the-seat, at times, it still doesn't come off as wee-bit convincing.
Review of Moonfall
