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Fly Me to the Moon is a light and entertaining romantic comedy. It’s also a slick and impressive film that reminds you (as did last year’s seven-time Oscar winner Oppenheimer) of the astonishing achievements of the US scientific and military industry throughout the 20th century.

"Fly Me To The Moon" provides an undeniably enjoyable time capsule tied to those adventurous days of Apollo when national pride swelled and the world was united in the summer of 1969.

A deliciously minxy Johansson and buttoned-up Channing Tatum make strange bedfellows in this Nixon-era tale of Nasa’s lunar programme

Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson star in what may be the first romantic comedy about government funding disputes.

This misjudged and unfunny romcom about how the US government planned to fake the moon landing in case the real one tanked undermines the Apollo 11 achievement

Channing Tatum co-stars in a quasi-historical movie that awkwardly lurches from enemies-to-lovers romance to subplots about real-life astronauts being burned to death

Fly Me to the Moon review: "Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum's sassy NASA rom-com fulfils its mission to entertain"

Right-wing conspiracy theorist owes $1.5bn to Sandy Hook families over his lies about the massacre

Watching the new trailer for the upcoming movie "Fly Me to the Moon" might leave you thinking that it is an entire work of fiction. And for the most part, you would be correct.

Fly Me to the Moon puts a comedic spin on the fake moon landing conspiracy. Here’s everything you need to know.

The final night of this year's run of Teenage Cancer Trust shows in London ended in spectacular style