Crater, Imagine growing up In the Moon

[Cescar Delos Reyes]

<p>“Crater” explores one of the most attainable science fiction fantasies: colonizing the moon. The technology to make it happen is there, but the problem is that we don’t have the budget. Colonizing the moon will be humanity’s gateway to colonizing other heavenly bodies, from Mars to Jovian moons. Sadly, with all the wars going on and the Earth’s economy still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, a return to the moon is still an elusive dream. At least this movie will give us a glimpse of a far future and what life on the moon is like.</p>

 

[Lithium]

"Crater" sounds like an exciting adventure movie that combines nostalgia with a futuristic setting. The fact that it's an original Disney movie makes it even more interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing Mckenna Grace playing a role that is not a Psycho since the last time I saw her on a movie she is murdering people. She is a good girl now. LOL. I always like movies set in outer space because when I was a kid I always want to go to Mars.

 

[GlamMOM]

It feels like Disney has finally created a proper sci-fi genre; I adore it and would like to watch this movie someday. I'm anticipating this with a sense of excitement similar to that of The Goonies. This movie has a lot of The Goonies in Space vibes, and it sounds like fun. Finally, something I hope kids will enjoy watching!! Disney better not let me down this time.

 

[Poncho]

I'd like to see more original content like this from Disney in cinema. This looks a thousand times better than the Soulless remake of Peter Pan and the Little Mermaid. I would prefer to see more original films rather than Disney remakes. No more remakes, please! So happy to see an original Disney movie that's not a remake or sequel. "Crater" sounds like it has a unique take on a sci-fi concept that's been explored before. I'm excited to see how the director brings the story to life.

 

[Hidden Alaska]

Ironically, the fact that this show is produced by the same team as Stranger Things made me notice to how well the concept of "kids on an adventure with a strange girl" is replicated in this film. Despite the fact that this plot could appear in any show, the fact that it was created by the same team suggests that they were attempting to ride the same wave twice.

 

[Callisto Chastity]

Crater's trailer is fantastic! I enjoy adventure films, and this one feels like it has it all: suspense, danger, and a group of kids going on a dangerous mission. I want to watch it on Disney Plus. The moon has always fascinated me, and the prospect of colonizing it is both exciting and terrifying. Crater creatively explores this concept, and with a cast of talented young actors, it promises to be an exciting adventure.

 

[HighFlyinTroy]

I'm a fan of 1980s adventure films, and "Crater" takes that concept to a whole new level by setting it in space."Crater" draws my curiosity because I've always been fascinated by the moon. It's fascinating to consider how humans could potentially live on the moon and the challenges they would face. I'm curious to see how the film depicts this concept. Crater looks to be a unique take on the classic adventure film formula, fusing nostalgia with science fiction and futurism.

 

[FoursHemps]

It's fun to consider the prospects for colonizing the moon and what that might entail for the future of humanity. The movie seems to explore these concepts in a lighthearted and enjoyable manner.With so many sequels and remakes in recent years, the fact that "Crater" is a Disney original is unquestionably welcome. I'm eager to see the movie's narrative style and how it depicts life on the moon. Disney Plus gets a win with this one.

 

[Magical World]

Crater intrigued me, and I like Disney's finally made something new. Although sequels and remakes can be entertaining, nothing beats a truly unique story. Crater appears to be an ideal fit for me because I enjoy science fiction and adventure films, and it also has a talented young cast and producers, so I am confident it will be a success. I'm intrigued by the idea of going to the moon and discovering what's in the crater, and I'm excited to see how the story develops.

 

[Maggie2910]

It is disheartening to learn that colonizing the moon remains a pipe dream due to financial constraints and global issues. However, I'm glad that films like "Crater" can help us imagine what might be possible if we do make it happen eventually. Perhaps one day we'll look back and see this film as a forerunner to something truly amazing.