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Anthony Hopkins, Djimon Hounsou, Bae Doona, Michiel Huisman, Sofia Boutella, Ed Skrein, and Staz Nair in Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver (2024)

Review by purohitvidit

Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver

10/10

I don't think we deserve good movies.

One of the best scifi movies I have seen recently, watched both parts together. The movie industry has become a consumer's market. I have noticed this for the past 10-12 years that, people are only consuming big star collaborative movies with nonsense plot, bad acting and mediocre script, with almost little to none emotional maturity, these type of movies only work because there are big face in them. Majority of the movies are such that the actors are playing themselves rather than playing the characters.

Rebel moon also has many familiar faces, but they have solid script, characters have great chemistry, they show emotional maturity which died in the 90's or early 2000's I guess. These movies have wonderful CG scenes. The story is gripping, yes the progression is slow but not boring. The story is in parts so there will be some parts in the movie that is more talkative just build that momentum in the story and depth in the characters.

I guess the audience have become too picky or they have lost interest in connecting with a good story. If these movies would have released in early 2000's, people would have gone crazy. I'm not saying that the movies look old, it's just that people don't like different things anymore.
  • purohitvidit
  • Apr 20, 2024

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