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La vraie fausse histoire de comment on n'a pas marché sur la lune.
Juillet 1969. Tom Kidman, un agent spécial de la CIA, est envoyé à Londres pour trouver Stanley Kubrick et le convaincre de tourner un faux alunissage au cas où la mission Apollo échouerait. Il ne trouve pas Kubrick mais, à sa place, Jonny, manager minable d’un groupe de rock. Jonny est le mauvais rêve de Kidman. Kidman est le cauchemar de Jonny. Ils n’ont pas d’autre choix que de travailler ensemble pour accomplir leur mission, sauver leur vie et mettre en place la plus grosse escroquerie de tous les temps.
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Wonderfully unexpected. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It was exactly what I wanted to see on a night when I didn't have a clue what I wanted to watch. Brilliantly entertaining and loads of fun. Graphic violence and goofiness.
The story is a mess, and it is punctuated with some horrible violence. However, it evokes the time and place well, the music is good, and the whole film is somehow quite enjoyable.
Oh, I loved this film, man. Made me laugh so hard. :D
Moonwalkers Moonwalkers 2015 ★★★★ Watched 03 Jan 2025 Hilarious, crazy, dynamic, absolute mess but respect to the whole production crew - it's a great movie drowning in the unlimited fantasy of its creators
Ron Perlman and Ron Weasley fire large guns, trip on acid and fake the moon landing, not necessarily in that order. The concept brims with absurd potential, with Perlman's flashback-plagued hardass hoodwinked into taking a sleazy band promoter (Harry Potter alumni Rupert Grint) as a serious filmmaker and friend to Stanley Kubrick, but it loses most of its shine in the leap from paper to screen. The jokes fall flat, the satire lands limp and the cast, for all its unusual promise and zany unpredictability, is usually just going through the motions. There's a decided lack of urgency to this caper, even when two separate gangs of gun-wielding maniacs descend upon the production, and that spells doom for any film of this type. I may have smiled once or twice - the colossal screwup of a final product makes for some occasional fun - but its failures in the suspense genre are evenly matched by its shortcomings as a comedy. Seriously disappointing.