Fly Me to the Moon is the first ever animated feature flick to be designed, created and released exclusively in state-of-the-art theaters and IMAX screens with Real-D capabilities. Set in Cape Canavrel, Florida, circa 1969, three young flies-dreamer Nat, brainy I.Q., and overeating Scooter-feel that they are destined to make names for themselves, and set into motion a plan to secretly board the historical Apollo 11 mission to the moon with astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. Encouraged to go for it by Nat's wise grandfather, Amos McFly (the voice of Christopher Lloyd), the trio make it on the spacecraft, headed for an adventure unlike any that a fly has ever attempted.
In a motion picture with several standout moments, the most magical is easily the moon landing itself. Using historical transcripts as a valuable resource, the astronauts' initial steps on the moon (with Nate, I.Q. and Scooter looking from the humans' enclosed helmets) and Armstrong's well-known proclamation, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind," are unexpectedly powerful and touching.
My kids liked it and we all enjoyed it. Check it out if its playing at a theater near you.
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