REBEL MOON: A world built by Zack Snyder

“Rebel Moon” is a world that is built by Zack Snyder, and my eyes are feasting and liking what I see.

This could have been a box office success movie, but it’s only on Netflix.

Remember how fans rallied for Snyder’s “Justice League” Cut? The result was a mesmerizing 5-hour film. Even movies like “300,” where I’m usually creeped out by bare-chested men, held me sit thtough due to Snyder’s direction.

He is a story teller like no other.
Then there is “Sin City,” Snyder’s magic behind the camera turned a Graphic Novel’s storytelling into visual poetry.

Now, he’s delving into space opera with “Rebel Moon,” a cinematic gem that could rival “Star Wars” and “Dune.” Despite its streaming release, it feels like a theater-worthy spectacle.

The trailer had my jaws drop, showcasing Snyder’s grand vision. “Rebel Moon” promises to be another testament to his skill in whisking audiences away to enthralling worlds.

Rebel Moon Trailer

 

 

Algerian actress,Sofia Boutella is the fortunate actress who has secured the lead role in “Rebel Moon.” Her journey to this pivotal role is unexpected, considering her Hollywood debut in Tom Cruise’s “The Mummy” remake, which turned out to be a flop and poorly received. This film’s failure also led to the demise of Universal Studios’ planned cinematic universe. It’s intriguing how the villain of that underwhelming movie has now emerged as the lead actress in Zack Snyder’s next masterpiece.

An ensemble of talented actors joins her, including Digimon Hounsou, Mitchell Huisman, Charlie Hunnam, Ray Fisher, Duna Bay, Ed Skrein, Cleopatra Coleman, Jenna Malone, Fra Thee, and Anthony Hopkins.

SYNOPSES

In the future, peaceful colonies are controlled by the harsh Imperium. Amidst this, Kora emerges as a beacon of hope. She’s a former princess of the Imperium, banished and now living in a small village.

Kora steps up to lead against the oppressive armies of her motherworld. Her mission is to unite skilled fighters from different places, all seeking redemption and revenge. This group includes outsiders, insurgents, peasants, and war orphans, forming a strong team.

This unlikely alliance faces tough odds against the realm’s shadow. Kora and her companions fight to save the galaxy, creating a new group of heroes in the process.

Rebel Moon will be on Netflix this December 22.

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Travis

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Did you SEE that trailer?! Lara looks absolutely incredible! Like, next-level badass. Hayley Atwell is perfect casting, and the animation style is FIRE. I love that they're taking the Survivor trilogy and giving it this whole new animated treatment. It feels fresh and exciting, but still true to the core of the character.

Of course, there's always that little voice in the back of my head... y'know, the one that worries they might mess it up. But I'm trying to stay positive! This has all the makings of an epic series.

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Scoops_Ahoy

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Canon continuation?! This changes everything! Here I was thinking it might be a loose adaptation, but set after Shadow of the Tomb Raider? That's massive! This is a guaranteed day-one watch for any lore buff like me. I wonder how they'll handle the fallout from the previous game. Lara ditching her friends for solo adventures? Intriguing. The return of a stolen artifact with a personal connection? Sounds like we're in for a wild ride. This series has the potential to be a deep dive into Lara's psyche and a true expansion of the Survivor timeline. Can't wait to see how it unfolds!

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HomeyLander

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Yeah, Lara Croft looks amazing in the trailer! This animation style is definitely doing the Survivor trilogy justice. Totally on board with the reimagining concept. Netflix has a good track record with animation lately, so I'm cautiously optimistic.

That Amazon series, though... I have heard the rumors about it being "woke". Look, I'm all for strong female characters, Lara Croft has always been one. But if they focus on that over a compelling story, it could fall flat. Let's enjoy this animated take for now, and hope Amazon can surprise us with something good too. We can always be critical later, right?

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BenjaminBenjaminBenjamin

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Pumped for some animated tomb raiding action! Give me epic traps, devious puzzles, and Lara Croft outsmarting dangerous foes with her wit and agility. The darker, more grounded Lara is fine by me, as long as the action sequences are top-notch. Who cares if it's not the classic version? A good story, engaging characters, and thrilling adventures are all I need.

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Its Rachel Bitch!

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Ooh, a direct sequel to Shadow of the Tomb Raider? This is exciting! I loved the Survivor trilogy, and I'm curious to see where they take Lara next. The Jonah thing is interesting – wonder if they'll finally address what happened to Sam and the others. Maybe even bring them back somehow? That "Ten Thousand Immortals" novel gave me some hope. This series could be the perfect way to tie up some loose ends and give fans the closure they crave.

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Hotmess

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This is exactly what I've been waiting for! Picking up after the Survivor trilogy is a genius move. We get to see a seasoned Lara, one who's faced countless dangers and come out stronger. The stolen artifact adds a perfect layer of intrigue – a personal connection to the thief? Sign me up! Hayley Atwell as Lara? Her voice acting in "What If" was phenomenal, so I have high hopes.

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SNUGGLEBODY

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Trailer looks incredible! That fight scene with Lara dodging arrows in the collapsing tomb? Pure adrenaline rush! This series seems to be doubling down on the action-adventure elements, which is exactly what I want from a Tomb Raider story. Who cares if it's another adaptation? As long as it delivers thrilling chases, booby-trapped tombs, and Lara kicking butt, I'm happy. Plus, the animation style looks slick.

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