The real move of the space shuttle Endeavour, as seen in this 2012 photo, inspired scenes in the new movie "Moonfall." (Image credit: collectSPACE.com) ...

In "Moonfall," a space shuttle plays a part in NASA's attempt to save Earth. In reality, though, it was the movie makers that came to the rescue, saving a real NASA simulator from an uncertain fate.

Moonfall begins on a space mission in 2011 when Fowler and Brian Harper (Patrick Wilson) first encounter the evil forces from the moon. Fowler is in the shuttle when the moon debris separates ...

With “Moonfall,” Roland Emmerich has co-written and directed a film that’s somehow more ludicrous than “The Day After Tomorrow,” “2012” and “Independence Day” combined.

The space shuttle Endeavor navigates through a debris field as it approaches the moon. Halle Berry stars in 'Moonfall' as former astronaut and NASA Deputy Director Jocinda Fowler.

Roland Emmerich takes us on his personal space odyssey through disaster to get Moonfall into theaters, complete with NASA cooperating on a conspiracy theorist’s daydream.

‘Moonfall’ Film Review: Roland Emmerich’s Silly Space Saga Is a Four-Star One-Star Movie Sure, it doesn’t make a lick of sense, but it’s a triumph of maximalist grandeur from the Master ...

We first meet them on a routine space mission in 2011, when their shuttle is attacked by what looks like a massive killer-bee swarm originating from beneath the moon’s surface.

We visited director Roland Emmerich’s offices to screen select footage from his new disaster film, Moonfall, and to learn about how he created the movie's mysterious villain.

“Moonfall” features a resurrected space shuttle and an ominously looming moon. (Courtesy of Lionsgate) Even geophysicist Mika McKinnon, one of the science consultants for a $140 million ...

Cue nationwide panic. Cue also Harper’s return to NASA as the only pilot skilled enough to fly a vintage space shuttle carrying a bomb to the moon.

Moonfall director Roland Emmerich has destroyed a lot of stuff in his career, and now we're asking him about his favorite moments.