The Landing

Got to the end and wondered why.... Why I got all the way to the end....

The faux documentary "The Landing" does a pretty credible job of presenting a fictitious fable of conspiracy and tragedy haunting an Apollo 18 manned mission to the Moon that never was.

The overall quality of the production along with the acting are uniformly quite good here. But when the denouement lands us where it certainly seems to as an audience, I have a hunch you'll be joining me in a scoffing chorus of, "Come ON, maaan."

And they say women don't have The Power.

Imagine an amazing apple pie sitting on the dinner table. If someone described all the artificial ingredients, the food coloring, and the calories it contains, you're not likely enjoy it as much as if you just dove in imagining the main ingredient is "Grandma's love".

If you're lucky enough to not have seen any spoilers about this film, if you know nothing about Apollo 18, you enjoy documentaries, and you think this is just another NASA or Apollo documentary, I highly recommend that you STOP READING REVIEWS and watch it! This film was meant to be one of those that you walk into without expectations and completely unspoiled.

If the story is already spoiled for you, I'm sad for you. You'll probably only enjoy this 0-50% as much as it was intended. Those who rate it low are likely in the group that already had the main story spoiled for them. They're part of the population for whom this is NOT intended.

Interesting. I like the documentary aspect as it was handled very well by the director and the actors. When you are fully aware it's fiction but the film still holds your interest, that's good movie making. I was burnt about 15 minutes before the ending and wouldn't watch it again but it was worth the watch

I love sci fi in general, but not this tripe.

I knew there was no Apollo 18 mission so I was curious what they were doing with this movie. It seemed to be mostly a series of boring interviews of unattractive people telling stories written by third rate hack writers which were not funny, not interesting and not even factual.

A documentary about a REAL Apollo mission with interviews of ordinary people who knew real historical details would have been a lot better.

Or an exciting movie like the fictional "Apollo 18" movie with the rock monsters.

This movie appears to have been very low budget.

It's worse than a waste of time. You might absorb a fake story about a real astronaut that some no-talent hack writer made up.

Don't waste your time or risk polluting your memory with this garbage.