Apple TV+ is taking romance to the stars with the global streaming debut of Fly Me to the Moon on December 6. The movie, directed by Greg Berlanti and starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, is set against the historic backdrop of NASA’s Apollo 11 moon landing.
Johansson stars as Kelly Jones, a savvy marketing maven tasked with fixing NASA’s public image, while Tatum plays Cole Davis, a no-nonsense launch director juggling the pressures of a mission too important to fail.
Sparks fly, and not just from the rocket, when Kelly’s modern tactics clash with Cole’s old-school approach, setting the stage for a countdown filled with comedy, conflict, and charm.
The film features a screenplay by Rose Gilroy, with Johansson pulling double duty as both star and producer.
Apple TV+ is available on a wide variety of platforms, including iPhones and popular smart TV services from Google, Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL and others.
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Apple TV+ is taking romance to the stars with the global streaming debut of Fly Me to the Moon on December 6. The movie, directed by Greg Berlanti and starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, is set against the historic backdrop of NASA’s Apollo 11 moon landing.
Johansson stars as Kelly Jones, a savvy marketing maven tasked with fixing NASA’s public image, while Tatum plays Cole Davis, a no-nonsense launch director juggling the pressures of a mission too important to fail.
Sparks fly, and not just from the rocket, when Kelly’s modern tactics clash with Cole’s old-school approach, setting the stage for a countdown filled with comedy, conflict, and charm.
The film features a screenplay by Rose Gilroy, with Johansson pulling double duty as both star and producer.
Apple TV+ is available on a wide variety of platforms, including iPhones and popular smart TV services from Google, Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL and others.
Amazon enters gallery TV arena with design-led Ember Artline Fire TV range
Amazon is looking to carve itself a lucrative slice of the booming lifestyle TV market, with the announcement of the Amazon Ember Artline Fire TV series. The Ember Artline marks Amazon’s debut in the fast-growing gallery TV sector. The category is currently led by Samsung’s long-running The Frame series. Like its inspiration, the new model…
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As befits a brand long associated with magic, Disney is looking forward to a particularly busy spell in 2026. From major transformations at Disneyland Paris to new shows at Walt Disney World and fresh itineraries for Disney Cruise Line, the next 12 months look certain to keep the Disney faithful entranced. One of the most…
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