Moonfall

Exploring global catastrophe through the lens of climate change, The Day After Tomorrow is another disaster flick from director Roland Emmerich. It shares the high-stakes narrative and visual spectacle that one might look for after watching Moonfall, including the quest for survival against seemingly insurmountable odds.

2012 is a quintessential disaster movie that taps into the end-of-the-world anxieties resonate within Moonfall. With its grandiose special effects and extreme disaster scenarios, it's a rollercoaster ride that can surely captivate audiences who love large-scale cinematic catastrophes.

Independence Day offers a similar large-scale invasion scenario, coupled with impressive special effects and action-packed sequences. Though it features aliens as antagonists rather than an astral phenomenon, fans of Moonfall will find the high-stakes tension and the fight for survival theme very appealing.

Just like Moonfall, Armageddon brings together a team of unlikely heroes to save Earth from a catastrophic celestial event — this time, a gigantic asteroid threatening to collide with our planet. The blend of action, drama, and space-bound heroics is a recipe for excitement that fans of disaster epics will surely appreciate.

Much like Moonfall, Deep Impact revolves around the threat of an extraterrestrial object on a collision course with Earth, focusing both on the scientific endeavors to avert the disaster and the human stories amidst the looming apocalypse. It's a mix of intense action and heartfelt drama.

Although Gravity is more of a space thriller focused on survival, it shares Moonfall's theme of space-related peril. The intense atmosphere, stunning visual effects, and the backdrop of the vast and dangerous cosmos makes Gravity appealing to fans looking for a gripping adventure beyond Earth's atmosphere.