“Fly Me to the Moon” comes across as an extremely safe, polished television show intended for broad appeal. While director Greg Berlanti’s nostalgic romance does have some positive aspects, even the connection between the main actors and occasional inventive touches can't rescue the film from feeling stretched out and slow-paced. The story unfolds against the backdrop of NASA’s Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969. Kell…

I didn't connect with *Fly Me to the Moon* and found it underwhelming. It’s telling that I struggle to identify anything I liked about this film. Scarlett Johansson delivers a good performance, but beyond that, there wasn't much I appreciated. Channing Tatum, while usually an actor I enjoy, seemed out of place; he didn't seem right for the role—at least not visually or vocally, considering it’s set in the 1960s. …

Cole Davis, portrayed by Channing Tatum, serves as the launch director at Cape Canaveral, tasked with ensuring the Apollo 11 mission reaches the moon and returns safely. However, due to the ongoing Vietnam War, public enthusiasm for the space race against the USSR has significantly waned. Presidential advisor "Moe," played by Woody Harrelson, suggests bringing in marketing expert “Kelly,” portrayed by Scarlett Johans…