Greg Berlanti's 'Fly Me to the Moon,' starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, is a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of the Apollo 11 mission, blending speculative fiction with historical elements. The film features Johansson as a marketing specialist hired to boost NASA's public image, and Tatum as the mission's launch director, intertwining romance with a subplot about a fake moon landing. While critics praise the chemistry between the leads and the film's nostalgic feel, opinions are mixed regarding its convoluted plot and tonal shifts. Despite its hefty $100 million budget, the film is projected to open to a modest $12 million, with Apple Original Films banking on its eventual success on Apple TV+. The movie’s star-studded premiere has generated significant buzz, although its theatrical prospects remain uncertain.