Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire (2023)★ 5.8/10

It's bad, but too bad, too bad

It's like this movie is trying to be a road trip flick, but the storytelling has some real problems. For starters, It's all been done before; the storytelling lacks any notions of subtlety, and the transitions between different parts are too abrupt. It almost felt like a Frankenstein of a script with bits and pieces from a dozen different sources, which results in a rather janky story flow. They introduced a bunch of characters, but the rebel group as a whole doesn't really stand out. The special effects are cool, but the character could have been fleshed out much better.

The visuals are stunning, but the story feels somewhat bland, leaving me a bit disappointed. Perhaps I set my expectations too high. The plot seems a bit too straightforward and rushed. I might have seen too many movies with more complex storylines, so this one feels shallow. There are plenty of beautiful shots, though. And for some reason, they omitted scenes from the trailer.

This movie has the potential to be a real space epic, and the slow-motion scenes stood out, but there were several issues. I don't think the director is very creative. The film takes heavy references from other movies in terms of aesthetics and content, and there are too many dull moments and unnecessary complications for simple things. The characters are one-dimensional, the plot setups are confusing, and their relationships are puzzling. Many characters are prominent early on but then nearly fade into the background later, and the main character's memories don't quite add up. And why do they keep harping on about that dead princess? Honestly, it was all over the place, and I found myself dozing off.

I never expected Zack Snyder to make such a dull and uninteresting movie. Even though he has taken a lot of inspiration from other filmmakers, this film really misses the mark. It seems like Zack Snyder is only putting his creativity into the visuals. And for the first time, I feel like his use of slow-mo shots is so excessive that it no longer captures the beauty of human movement as it did in his earlier films; it just makes the movie longer.

O ChatGPT gritando, e realmente eu não entendo esse lance da câmera lenta do Snyder, ele faz uso do recurso sem qualquer significado, cada cena pra ele tem que ser um quadro ou algo assim? Puta merda, irritante. Sofia Boutella, onde você se meteu, minha filha? Volte para a luz pois tenho consideração por você.

THE FILM is very good in my opinion. The battle comes to every world" tries to build an aesthetic that combines the minimalist For those looking for unbridled action, spectacular effects reminds us that the real battle not only occurs in the confines of the universe, but also in the depths of our being. visual effects, here we bet on a more intimate science fiction, more concerned with the ethical and emotional dilemmas of its characters.

Estupenda

Me párese una excelente pelis bastante intrigante y muy elevada al juegos artificiales. Y las escenas bastante escénicas

Pode-se ver a ambição de Zack Snyder, e o filme mostra seus pontos fortes e fracos. O design dos personagens, a arte e os efeitos especiais são bem executados, e estou ansioso pelas próximas partes. É claro, porém, que não está à altura de clássicos como Star Wars, e o uso excessivo de câmera lenta é uma grande desvantagem.

O filme exala um forte sabor de Star Wars combinado com elementos do Terceiro Reich e do Império Romano (estranhamente com missionários). Rebel Moon compartilha uma falha com As Marvels: os personagens coadjuvantes são destruídos, enquanto os principais parecem invencíveis. A história cai em clichês, sem profundidade intelectual, compensando com uma estética visualmente atraente e uma cinematografia de alto nível. Rebel Moon é parecido com Duna no sentido de servir como um começo decente para a saga.

Sentí que está desactualizada y no es para nada interesante. Parece que Zack Snyder no tiene la capacidad de crear un mundo desde cero. Además, acaso su obsesión por la cámara lenta se plasmó en el ritmo de las escenas de acción? Por lo visto no.