Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver
Directed by Zack SnyderKora and surviving warriors prepare to defend Veldt, their new home, alongside its people against the Realm. The warriors face their pasts, revealing their motivations before the Realm's forces arrive to crush the growing rebellion.
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- jameshatton_uk5d agoA satisfying conclusion but I hope there is more to come. I can't really criticise anything but I will praise the slow-motion throughout. Too much choreography of fight scenes is lost with cameras snapping frantically between angles and everything over int he blink of an eye but the slow motion really highlights the training, skills and accuracy of the fighters. I want more Rebel Moon universe and lore now.
- Kevin WardSeptember 5, 2025Director’s Cut - The Curse of Forgiveness My biggest complaint about this, and perhaps anout Zack Snyder in general, is….dude…stop with the slo-mo. This would be like a 110 minute movie instead of 3 hours if you simply cut out all the slo-mo and played at regular speed. I get falling in love with the imagery and wanting to soak in it, but I think movie would be served better if we cut 15 minutes of slow motion grain harvesting. That said, I liked this quite a bit. Derivative, for sure, but it’s really well-realized. And I think I’m sold on never watching a Zack Snyder theatrical release again when I know there is going to be an extended director’s cut. I think I’m 100% in terms of preferring his extended cuts far more than his theatrical cuts. I know I’m sort of talking out of both sides of my mouth a bit (cut out all the unnecessary slo-mo! Give me the longer director’s vision!)…but I do think there is a way to balance those two a little better. I liked it though. Was a little bit let down at the very end where it seems like there’s groundwork laid for a story that we’re (likely) never going to get. Maybe this wasn’t in the theatrical version 🤷🏻♂️? Oh well.
- Michael SurberApril 27, 2025If you're watching this, one assumes you've already watched Part One of the Director's Cut. Part Two has also been filled in and the story expanded, just enough to be a concise finish. The epic level battle that spans much of this part is full on Snyder. If you like his storytelling, it's fantastic. If you don't, I forgive you. These films have gotten some brutal reviews. Don't believe them. There are none of the constraints from existing source material to deal with. Throw out the endless comparisons to Star Wars, it's truly NOT that universe. It's gritty and dirty. There are bloody deaths on every side. Just watch it.
- joshua wayne johnsonAugust 9, 2025Excellent movie can't wait for part 3
- Donald WinzerMarch 30, 2025Somehow worse than part one.
- Chris CJuly 14, 2025The slow motion isn't nearly as annoyingly-omnipresent as in the first movie, so that's a giant improvement right off. The plot also improves and it isn't immediately obvious exactly what's going to happen this time, but don't mistake that for being a deep or moving plot. The world-building continues to be the best part about these films—it's just a shame that there's so much internal inconsistency from a logical standpoint. Snyder's hyper-stylized visuals are still here in full force, of course, and how you feel about those is likely to impact how you enjoy the movie as a whole, to a large extent. There was just barely enough to this movie to keep me watching, but it's hardly a great film and it will be easy to forget most of what happened afterwards.
- Mister ArnMay 23, 2025“Rebel Moon – Part Two” picks up where the first left off, spending its first half trying to build emotional weight before unleashing its final-act battles. The action is solid—spectacle worth seeing—even if I never really connected with the scrappy heroes. As for the villains, most fall surprisingly easily, except for their leader, who takes a lot more effort to put down.
- Giovanni AngiusDecember 29, 2024Nice movie. Waiting for the third part…
