I really enjoyed the movie. It doesn't try to be anything else than what it is. A fun action-packed sci-fi movie. The pace of the first one was kind of rushed but I understand Zack was trying to setup this universe as better as he could in one single movie. I liked the pace of this one better. Really nice nod to sci-fi author Ray Bradbury by naming the planet Veldt, one of my favorite short stories by that author. Regarding the movie, it's visually stunning, action-packed and the CGI is flawless. I was blown away by Jimmy's CGI. Regarding the story, and although the premise isn't very strong, I understand it's trying to create a legend within that universe of that time a planet of farmers brought down a dreadnought starship from the Imperium, to inspire others to join their fight. I think it's about to become more interesting and a sequel is more than welcome. Like almost any movie, yes, it has some flaws. It's a sci-fi movie, suspend your disbelief to enjoy it. Zack is always trying to create an emotional feeling with his kind of filmmaking and I love that. I've seen other people point that out as boring, and I respect that, some people don't have the patience to appreciate that, but to me it's art and I love every minute of it. The only two scenes I didn't like were General Titus filling his water felt pointless, and the scene of the boy and Nemesis, which felt too forced. Other than that, really fun movie to watch on a Saturday evening.
Review of Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver
