Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum feature in Fly Me To The Moon, an ambitious yet slightly unsatisfying romantic comedy-drama. Scarjo portrays Kelly, a caustic marketing guru hired to improve NASA's public image in the lead-up to the 1969 launch of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. Tatum plays Cole, a former fighter pilot who aspired to go to space himself. However, due to medical concerns, he had to settle for second best, becoming NASA's launch director. Cole despises Kelly's marketing ploys, yet neither can deny that they are deeply attracted to one another. If director Greg Berlanti had landed on this story, things would have been OK. But after an hour.
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