lol what the hell was that??

*The Snyder trilogy echoes the hero's journey with strength and resilience.**** *** I can't wrap my head around the hate Snyder gets. I'm not even a fan, but the way he's polarizing audiences suggests he's onto something.  This trilogy cements him once again as a master of epic storytelling. It's the kind of saga that begs to be dissected as a whole, and Snyder deserves kudos for daring to break away from the kiddie fare monopolized by Marvel. Let's face it, there aren't many options for the next generation that aren't superhero-driven. Rebel Moon is the kind of saga I wish I had growing up.  And can we just give a round of applause for how he handles a strong female lead? No forced inclusivity here, unlike a certain director, JJ 😘. Despite the relentless criticism, Snyder doesn't miss a beat with his signature style and aesthetic. 

Did I just witness Part 1 packaged as a part 2, in a slightly better way, yet disappointed to the core?  I didn’t think the story progressed. Felt like they went back in time, Same Part 1 like story repeated right from the beginning just with an hint of back stories for the characters. Literally nothing other than that was anything new or different than Part 1. Barring few cool action sequences, so many things felt empty. Felt like I am the victim of some scam that I sat through for 2 times. I know it’s very easy to criticise but it’s our duty as a viewer to be honest even if it’s very negative. I respect all the actors and everybody involved who might have worked hard but it’s what it’s.  Zack buddy, please don’t say “I have a better R rated cut and will release soon”. Cant trick me again into watching another film or anything related to this 🙏 Man has to nail it in the first instance instead of always barking “Wait for director’s cut”. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH