Moonfall starring Halle Berry isn't on Netflix, but here's where you can watch the film

Roland Emmerich is known for being the man with a plan when it comes to disaster flicks, and his latest endeavor from the thrilling genre, Moonfall, looks to be another solid entry in this particular category, especially for fans of those types of films. Unfortunately, Netflix doesn't carry this movie which is a total bummer. However, we know just where you can watch it and shared it below.

Emmerich has several cinema disaster movies on his resume, including Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, and White House Down. Moonfall sees the filmmaker travel past the stratosphere into space to showcase what would happen if the moon were hurtling toward the planet.

Just when moviegoers assume they can’t think of another way to put the planet in danger, a movie like Moonfall pops out of nowhere with an intriguing storyline and excellent cast. Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, and Game of Thrones star John Bradley headline the Lionsgate motion picture with Kelly Hu, Michael Peña, Charlie Plummer, and Donald Sutherland also in the mix.

In the sci-fi thriller, the moon is knocked out of its orbit by a force of unknown origin and is dead set on crashing into Earth. It is up to a conspiracy theorist and two bold astronauts to find a way to overcome this epic disaster and figure out what is truly going on with this lunar mystery.

The sci-fi disaster flick is sure to be an exhilarating thrill ride from start to finish, making it an ideal watch for viewers. So, where exactly can you watch it? Well, it's not currently streaming on any streaming platforms. The only way you can watch this film is by renting or purchasing it digitally through websites such as Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play, YouTube, Vudu, or the Microsoft Store.

While the absence of Moonfall in Netflix's lineup is a bit of a downer, it should be known that there are many other stellar options for subscribers to experience. Netflix has several epic sci-fi thrillers ready to stream right now, including The Wandering Earth, Space Sweepers, The Midnight Sky, and Lost in Space, just to name a few. But if none of these titles interest you, I'm sure you'll find something on the streaming platform that you'll enjoy.

Take a look at the gripping official trailer below for a sneak peek!

Now that you know where you watch this action-packed movie, will you be watching it with anyone?