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Isn't what Scarlett's (she also was a producer) doing here called meta-meta-acting? Didn't she just make a giant commercial for NASA and about American patriotism, just like her character had to do for NASA and the American people? And doing that did, in the process, a bunch of commercials for Omega and Tang and all those other products that, ironically and totally coincidentally, are still relevant today?

I dig it. It's well made and something that looks good, even if we saw this movie in one way or another before. We just didn't see this angle before. It does have a Netflix feel, but it's just a better version of that in all regards - it was made by Apple.

The only thing that didn't flow right was the chemistry between Scarlett's character and Channing's. I think it would have been better without the romance, but it's a small issue.