In wonderful ’60s fashion and hair, Scarlett Johansson is simply fabulous as a marketing expert who’s hired to sell NASA’s Apollo moon program to the masses. Almost immediately, she butts head with the launch director (Channing Tatum) before the inevitable romance blooms. Their chemistry sparkles and the rest of the cast is filled with enjoyable performances (Jim Rash’s director is especially amusing). The writing is sufficiently entertaining and Greg Berlanti’s direction keeps things flying. Even the more emotional moments work. This is a big budget Hollywood flick that’s checks the boxes for an entertaining romcom with a cool historical backdrop. 
(4 / 5)
