Lionsgate Physicist — and arguably cinematic wet blanket — Neil deGrasse Tyson has traditionally been quick to point out scientific inaccuracies in films, but he's giving Halle Berry 's 2022 dud Moonfall a top honor. Well, dishonor, really: He says the movie co-written and directed by Roland Emmerich has dethroned 1998's Armageddon as the movie that "violates the most laws of physics per minute." Tyson's review of Moonfall , on SiriusXM's The Jess Cagle Show , sounds like a bad Hollywood pitch meeting — but bear in mind, somebody bought this pitch: "The moon is approaching Earth, and they learned that it's hollow and there's a moon being made out of rocks living inside of it and the Apollo missions were really to visit, to feed the moon being.

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