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Rupert Grint

24 August 1988, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Ron Perlman

13 April 1950, New York City, New York, USA

Robert Sheehan

7 January 1988, Portlaoise, County Laois, Ireland

Stephen Campbell Moore

30 November 1979, London, England, UK

Eric Lampaert

Kevin Bishop

18 June 1980, Kent, England, UK

11 April 1951, Burbank, California, USA

Kerry Shale

17 June 1958, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

James Cosmo

24 May 1948, Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, UK

John Flanders

27 May 1957, New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Joe Sheridan

Andrew Blumenthal

Julie Maes

Nathaniel Martello-White

Dan Poole

8 August 1973, London, England, UK

Thom Tuck

Joe Sheridan

Julien Jakout

Antoine Bardou-Jacquet

Dean Craig

25 October 1974, London, England, UK

Los Angeles Times

Director Antoine Bardou-Jacquet, who devised the story, is dazzled by period style and puerile jokes, but nothing lands as especially funny, merely tired.

January 14, 2016

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NY1-TV

The whole thing has a retro swinging 60s vibe that I enjoyed. The actors all commit to both the lunacy on screen and its premise, and the result is a good natured and entertaining film.

February 01, 2016

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Movie Talk

Playing a psychedelic Swinging Sixties riff on the notion that Stanley Kubrick faked the Apollo moon landings for NASA, Moonwalkers concocts a goofy slapstick scenario out of the famous conspiracy theory.

April 09, 2017

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RogerEbert.com

Forget a fake moon landing. "Moonwalkers" is a fake comedy ...

January 15, 2016

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Nerdist

Rupert Grint earns a few chuckles throughout, as do a handful of the supporting players, but ultimately Moonwalkers feels a whole lot like a funny idea that never got fleshed out beyond its second act.

October 11, 2016

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Chicago Sun-Times

[A] cheerfully insane, comically violent, often confounding, sometimes tedious but ultimately entertaining trip through the looking glass.

January 14, 2016

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Japan Times

Bardou-Jacquet cut his teeth on adverts and music videos, and it shows; he gets an A for visuals and "groovy" set design, but a D for plotting, dialogue and the ability to milk a scene for a joke.

December 12, 2016

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New York Times

The misguided "Moonwalkers" invests too much in the comedy potential of things that haven't been funny for a long while.

January 14, 2016

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NPR

Houston, we have landed in an overtly silly, mod-and-LSD rendition of '69 London that seems on loan from the Austin Powers sets.

January 14, 2016

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Critical Women

Tarantino on acid subversive sixties stoner satire. But a combo ballsy big screen intersection of politics, publicity and propaganda that couldn't be more provocatively in the here and now concerning truth in movies and the media - if there ever was any.

January 23, 2016

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Austin Chronicle

Along with a lot of laughs, Moonwalkers offers a lovingly critical take on pop culture, touching on themes of patriotism and film industry pomp, without getting cynical.

December 12, 2016

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San Diego Reader

It's all good English fun, full of drugs, brutality, and general late-'60s decadence. It's also weirdly slack for such an insane ride, as if director Antoine Bardou-Jacquet was afraid he might get in the way of Dean Craig's splendid story.

January 15, 2016

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