Halle Berry, Kelly Rowland & Taja V. Simpson Stun At ‘Moonfall’ Premiere

Whew!

All eyes had been on Halle Berry, Kelly Rowland, and rising actress Taja V. Simpson (‘The Oval’) on the star-studded ‘Moonfall’ premiere the place they served beautiful seems on an evening that clearly belonged to Black ladies.

Halle turned heads in a Black Kalmanovich costume whereas displaying off her legendary legs.

Kelly (who seems good in something) appeared superb in her Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini costume and was good sufficient to bless us with a post-event picture dump.

We love you Kelly!

Taja made fairly the impression in her curve-caressing purple costume. Whew lawd.

In upcoming Sci-Fi Thriller “Moonfall,” a mysterious drive knocks the Moon from its orbit round Earth and sends it hurtling on a collision course with life as we all know it.

With mere weeks earlier than affect and the world getting ready to annihilation, NASA government and former astronaut Jo Fowler (Academy Award® winner Halle Berry) is satisfied she has the important thing to saving us all – however just one astronaut from her previous, Brian Harper (Patrick Wilson, “Halfway”) and a conspiracy theorist Ok.C. Houseman (John Bradley, “Recreation of Thrones”) believes her.

These unlikely heroes will mount an inconceivable last-ditch mission into house, forsaking everybody they love, solely to search out out that our Moon is just not what we predict it’s.

Peep the trailer beneath:

Directed and co-written by Roland Emmerich, the movie additionally stars Michael Peña, Charlie Plummer, Kelly Yu, Eme Ikwuakor, Carolina Bartczak, and Donald Sutherland.

Intrigued by conspiracy theories, Emmerich fell down a Hole Moon idea rabbit gap the place he discovered a few notion that the large white rock orbiting our planet is both not a pure incidence or has a secret inside.

“I instantly realized, oh, my God, this might very nicely be certainly one of these conspiracies the place you’ll be able to have one thing actually traumatic occur, that means the moon is getting out of orbit and falling on Earth,” mentioned Emmerich in an interview with Vainness Truthful.

However on the similar time, you be taught that the moon is just not what you assume it’s. It’s all the time a cool option to get right into a film.”

“Moonfall” crashes into theaters February 4, 2022.