Tag: Rebel Moon
REVIEW: Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver (2024)
If you had hopes that Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver would improve upon Part One, you can give up on them. The next chapter in Zack Snyder’s failed Star Wars script/blockbuster Netflix sci-fi epic is just as empty, boring, drawn-out, and illogical as its predecessor, with bad dialogue, wo...
Read MoreZack Snyder Insults People Who Don’t Like His Movies
Zack Snyder said some more weird stuff to defend his awful movies. He appeared on the Happy Sad Confused podcast to talk about Rebel Moon and his other films, and he made a strange argument against bashing his movies: if you don’t like them, you’re asking for focus group-approved movies. You c...
Read MoreREVIEW: Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire (2023)
After getting off to a promising start, Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire (henceforth just Rebel Moon) squanders its potential by devolving into a tedious sequence of character introductions for people who never actually become characters, bloodless action scenes that remove all suspense by ...
Read MoreRebel Moon Trailer Defies the Empire
Rebel forces are gathering to unseat an evil galactic empire, but I’m not talking about Star Wars or Dune or even The Creator; this is Rebel Moon, an upcoming sci-fi epic from Zack Snyder that saw its trailer released today. Directed by Snyder from a script he co-wrote with Kurt Johnstad (300 and ...
Read MoreNetflix Releases Its 2023 Film Slate
The movie theater’s chief competition has thrown down its gauntlet. Earlier today, Netflix released its 2023 film slate, along with a video teasing some of its higher-profile releases. There are a few highly-anticipated movies that now have release dates, as well as a lot of things I don’t think...
Read MoreBeverly Hills Cop 4, Remakes Among Movies to Film in California
Some long-rumored movies are headed our way courtesy of a political payoff. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that, thanks to California’s Film and TV tax credits – a thank-you to limousine liberals from the politicians they helped elect, no matter how much they try to couch it in generating “bel...
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