'Fly Me to the Moon' is a stylish, high-flying, and fun rom-com. But some bits will likely leave young family audiences grounded. Designed with kids in mind, the animated 'Star Trek: Prodigy' show might have some parents over the moon.
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“Fly Me to the Moon” looks great, it keeps its booster rockets engaged for a brisk pace, and it features Scarlett Johansson in a very appealing role. In fact, in many ways this pic harkens back to the enjoyable romcoms that would draw eager crowds back in the time frame it portrays. There’s romance, silliness, humor, duplicitous choices and, of course, a sweet comeuppance.
“Space Cadet” has its merits. And I think it can be an encouragement to some viewers to use our God-given talents more fully. But the movie’s misfires will keep it from many a family—even those that could use the encouragement.“Star Trek: Prodigy” carries on the legacy of its predecessors, boldly going where no one has gone before. This computer-animated series features new characters , new adventures and new alien species, all targeted toward kids.
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