The Latest Breaking News from Roland Emmerich

Released in early 2022 to a lackluster box office and even worse reviews, 'Moonfall' is finally streaming on HBO Max.

Mediocre but mesmerizing, 'Universal Soldier' offers insight into the spectacle monger that Roland Emmerich would become.

The moon is knocked out of orbit, along with Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson, in this eye-poppingly silly sci-fi from the German director

Jazz great Slim Gaillard’s interpretation of “How High the Moon” includes this existential pearl: “Everybody’s wondering how high the moon/ The moon never wonder how low you are.”

In space, no one can hear you blowing money.

Director Roland Emmerich knows a thing or two about the ingredients needed for a good disaster flick, having given the world "Independence Day", "2012" and "The Day After Tomorrow". He is back in cinemas next week with "Moonfall" starring Halle Berry, in which the moon starts to act rather strangely.…

Some people might look up at the moon and admire its glowing and desolate beauty

Although it's arriving in theaters a few days late for Lunar New Year, "Moonfall," Roland Emmerich's latest tee-hee disaster flick, feels curiously well timed. Over the past few decades this director's love for apocalyptic bombast ("Independence Day," "The Day After Tomorrow," "2012") has been a reliable source of headaches, exasperation…

There are no signs of intelligent life in "Moonfall," a preposterous disaster movie that casts the moon — as in the actual moon in the sky, the one man landed on in 1969 — in the role of the villain.