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I didn't watch it, but I saw the trailer for Moonfall and I had a lot of WTF moments just watching that. A lot of 'there's no way that's how it would actually work.'
Moonfall exclusively uses cartoon physics throughout the film.
I have a friend who loves that movie because it just leaves him and his wife gasping for breath between their ceaseless laughs. My personal favorite is
spoiler
when the moon is orbiting every minute or so, and despite having a gravity of 1/6 of earth's (at it's surface!) is lifting them up into the air.Wow. Yeah, that's almost Space: 1999 levels of unphysical.