The renowned physicist says Armageddon is no longer sci-fi's most unrealistic movie.
Neil deGrasse Tyson's disdain for Armageddon has long been noted, a title the Bruce Willis film has now passed onto a new feature. According to Tyson, Moonfall is now the most unrealistic movie in the genre of science-fiction, using little to no science in the disaster film. Tyson recently stopped by The Jess Cagle Show, where he pulled zero punches when it came to the Halle Berry vehicle.
Written and directed by Roland Emmerich, Moonfall was released in January 2022. With a reported production budget, of nearly $150 million, the film ended up as a commercial flop after grossing just $67 million in global box office receipts.
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