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‘Rebel Moon-Part Two: The Scargiver’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Space Opera Descends Further Into A Black Hole Of Nothingness


Slow-motion scenes that sputter story pacing? Check.Poorly developed characters? Check.Plot holes bigger than the Milky Way? Check.

The bargain basement guardians of the galaxy, who include Kora aka The Scargiver (Boutella), Gunnar (Huisman), General Titus (Hounsou), Nemesis (Bae), Prince Tarak (Nair), and Milius (Duffy), have returned to Velt to help stage an uprising they plan to execute in five day’s time when the army comes back to the planet for grain. Kora reveals the big part she had to play in the assassination of the King and Princess Issa, murders for which she was framed for causing her to leave Balisarius (Fra Fee), behind. Slow-motion of characters farming, more exposition on the history these heroes that the narrative doesn’t care about, and scenes that try to convince the viewer that these people combined can prepare a village of farmers for war against military might in five days, while Admiral Nobel whines about capturing The Scargiver.

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