Rebel Moon Part 2: Empty feast: Scargiver. Explosions, sci-fi cliches, and pointless exposition are unrelenting
However, it outperforms Zack Snyder's Netflix sci-fi epic Rebel Moon: Part 1 - A Child of Fire. (What do these titles mean?) Who cares.)
After finishing the tedious table-setting, Snyder may shine in Rebel Moon: Part 2 with countless battles full of slow-motion action and heroic stances. It's cool, but I wish it added up. Anything.
See Rebel Moon as Star Wars meets The Seven Samurai if you missed the first film. Sofia Boutella is Kora, a former elite soldier of a terrible empire who hides in a too-perfect farming community, planting and harvesting
When military thugs assassinate the village head and threaten a young girl, Kora goes on a murder rampage (in defense!), leaving the town vulnerable to retaliation.
In the first film, she recruits a fallen gladiator (Djimoun Hounsou) and a fierce swordswoman (Doona Bae) to defend the community
Full disclosure: I gave up on reviewing Rebel Moon 1 in disgust. It took me days to watch this massively boring epic without falling asleep. I felt anxiety knowing I had two more hours of Rebel Moon to watch.
It's hollow praise, but I didn't fall asleep during The Scargiver. Much of that is because the film has more momentum and action. Like Snyder's Sucker Punch, Justice League, and Watchmen
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