Over the Moon

Name: Over the Moon
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Released: 2020-10-16
Duration: 95 min
Rating: 7.181

★ 7,2 /10 (1,416 Votes)

2020 EN 95 min

Overview

Fueled by memories of her mother, resourceful Fei Fei builds a rocket to the moon on a mission to prove the existence of a legendary moon goddess.

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Release date

16/10/2020

Votes

1,416

Popularity

5.4

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Genres

Animation Adventure Family Fantasy

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

95 min

Website

www.netflix.com

Cathy Ang

Fei Fei (voice)

Phillipa Soo

Chang'e (voice)

Robert G. Chiu

Chin (voice)

Ken Jeong

Gobi (voice)

John Cho

Father (voice)

Sandra Oh

Mrs. Zhong (voice)

Ruthie Ann Miles

Mother (voice)

Margaret Cho

Auntie Ling / Gretch (voice)

Kimiko Glenn

Auntie Mei / Lulu (voice)

Artt Butler

Uncle / Bill (voice)

Irene Tsu

Grandma (voice)

Clem Cheung

Grandpa (voice)

Conrad Ricamora

Houyi (voice)

Glen Keane

Space Dog / Rail Worker #3 (voice)

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Brycen Taylor Hall

Young Fei Fei (voice)

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Edie Ichioka

Bungee (voice)

Brittany Ishibashi

Blue Lunette (voice)

Janice Kawaye

Pink Lunette (voice)

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Trisha Vo

Yellow Lunette (voice)

Greg Watanabe

Male Customer / Rail Worker #2 (voice)

James Taku Leung

Photographed Father / Rail Worker #1 / Delivery Man (voice)

Elizabeth Pan

Photographed Mother (voice)

Josiah D. Lee

Photographed Son (voice)

David Chen

Townsperson / Teacher (voice)

Meilee Condron

Additional Voices (voice)

Ewan Chung

Additional Voices (voice)

John Kahrs

Additional Voices (voice)

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Lucy Lin

Photographed Daughter (voice)

Esther K. Chae

Lunarians (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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This was truly fantastic! You'd expect Disney/Pixar to make this film, but Netflix beat em to it! And Ken Jeong voicing Gobi; hilarious! He was like the new Olaf. I truly enjoyed this film.

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Over The Moon is a beautifully animated musical that blends Chinese mythology with modern themes, focusing on a young girl’s journey through grief and healing after her mother’s death. While the film creatively reimagines the legend of Chang’e, it leaves some story elements unresolved, especially regarding the true version of the myth. With vibrant visuals, emotional songs, and a heartfelt message, the film resonates deeply with viewers learning to accept loss and move forward. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com)

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