Astronauts Watch Gosling's Moon Movie Before Historic Launch

0:00It's April 6th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today. AI powered and star driven, the Artemis II crew just moshed on the first crewed moon mission in over 50 years, heading farther from Earth than any humans ever have. These four astronauts got a special treat before liftoff. They watched Ryan Gosling's new, flick project Hail Mary while in quarantine with their families. Earlier this week on April 4th, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen shared during a live chat from space how pumped they were about the movie. Turns out Hansen and Gosling both hailed from London Ontario and Gosling even dropped a video message wishing them luck right before their April 1st launch. Hansen called it super inspiring, saying art and science are flipping the script on each other. The crew saw it as a hype up for their own real deal space quest, with Gosling playing a biologist saving the planet alongside an alien buddy. The movie, out since March 20th, and based on Andy Wears' hit novel, is already the top

1:02earner in North America this year. It captures that lone hero vibe against cosmic threats, mirroring the bold risks these astronauts are taking. Meanwhile, Commander Reed Weisman, pilot Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Hansen are testing tech to get us back to the moon surface soon first. Time since 1972, space and cinema crossing pass like this keeps the dream alive for everyone.