Fly Me to the Moon

The same can be said for "Fly Me to the Moon," a generic, computer-generated catastrophe that you have to watch with shades. Reminiscent of Jerry Seinfeld's boring "Bee Movie," director Ben Stassen and screenwriter Domonic Paris chose an insect to revolve an underdog story around without thinking things through. ... Full Review

These moments in the film are pretty nifty, even the silly moment where the fat fly Scooter (David Gore) sucks weightless drops of orange juice into his gullet. Now that is good and all, but save for a few rare cases, all the filmmakers attention seems to be poured into the effects rather than, you know, making a good movie. ... Full Review

FLY ME TO THE MOON combines the Apollo 11 mission with a whimsical twist involving three tween-aged flies who go along on an incredible space adventure. A G-rated family film, the story is voiced by talents, Kelly Ripa, Christopher Lloyd, Nicollette Sheridan, Tim Curry and a live action/animation cameo by real life Apollo 11 astronaut, Buzz Aldrin. ... Full Review

This part of the movie is a flat-out marvel Yes, you have to wear the clunky glasses, but within moments you will forget all about them and be caught up in the pure magic of the 3D technology in the first feature-length animated film completely produced in that format. ... Full Review

So be forewarned about some of the film's humor, which adds just a little bit of an edge. Voiced by such stars as Kelly Ripa, Christopher Lloyd, Nicollette Sheridan and Tim Curry (with a voice cameo by real moon-walker Buzz Aldrin), "Fly's" animation combines '60s avocado palettes with a warm Andrew Wyeth style and space-tech scenes that match anything Nintendo can cook up for realism. ... Full Review

Fly Me to the Moon In this animated 3-D movie, three adolescent flies hitch a ride aboard Apollo 11 and wind up playing a surprising role in the moon shot. ... Full Article

The Family Filmgoer 6 & older Fly Me to the Moon (G) Three young flies stow away on the Apollo 11 spacecraft and go to the moon. ... Full Article

A 3-D picture of the blurry, headache-inducing variety, "Fly Me to the Moon" is a miserable little family film.I previously suggested people skip "Space Chimps" to see "WALL-E" a fourth time. ... Full Article

As it happens, I missed the press preview for "Fly Me to the Moon."It was a stupid misunderstanding, too boring to describe.My fault. ... Full Article

A well-intentioned exercise at blending education and family entertainment, the 3-D animated tale "Fly Me to the Moon" ends up only mildly educational and not all that entertaining. This story of three flies that tag along with Neil Armstrong, Buzz ... Full Article