Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver

Weaker, but still suitably watchable. <em>'Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver'</em> is a more action-packed entry to the franchise, despite that I didn't hold as much interest in this as I did for the previous installment. I did, mind, like seeing the battles commence, both in terms of action and effects. Sofia Boutella is enjoyable once more, but Ed Skrein isn't as interesting this time around; I would've preferred a new villain for this one, to be honest. Djimon Hounsou does have more to work with on this occasion though, which is only a positive thing. Bae Doo-na has a few nice moments, even if she is underused for the majority. These movies work for me, what can I say? Kinda mad, however, that they're seemingly planning to make six of these in total... a bit much, even for someone that likes these opening two. I'll be there tho ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Better than the first because it have more action scenes; Great action scenes all around; CGI is great almost all the times, less in others (like when the cannons where falling of the ship); Acting is so-so; Snyder passion for it is visible; Even so, being a 3 movies story (if I am right), it seems too little - they worked too much in several characters that don't have time to show potential; The fuss all around a archaic village is something that I don't find believable;

Enjoyed the first one and was looking forward to seeing where they took it. They took it straight to the bottom. This is unquestionably the worst major studio movie I have ever watched. It's the same story as the first, fighting over a few acres of wheat. The acting is flat, the combat scenes are a joke, the writing isn't even what I would consider a first draft. But if you like watching people harvest wheat in slow motion, this is the film for you.