While I didn’t care much for “Rebel Moon”, this blog post from a graphics designer who worked on the movie details the meticulous process of designing the fonts and typefaces to reflect the different aspects of its world.
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This is a cool article, and the art is impressive.
If you expect Rebel Moon to be a terrible movie going in, it’s actually a lot of fun.
Honestly, the way to make Rebel Moon a good movie would be:
- Have it be directed by Vin Diesel.
- Have Riddick be the first character Kora recruits.
- Make the movie mostly about Riddick, with Kora as a supporting character / love interest.
- Change very little else.
Oh absolutely! Riddick 2 was a “bad” movie that I could get behind. It captured so much of WH40K worldbuilding without actually being one.
If they removed every single instance of slow motion it would make rebel moon a good movie.
They needed to not have laser swords. Even if they weren’t light sabers, or lasers, it needed to be something else :/
The rest was ok.
The half naked guy “breaking in a Gryphon”.
The “genius” general who does little more than shoot a gun.
Fighters who fly in front of a slow moving gun platform.
I guy that survives a >100’ fall onto jagged rocks.
This story being a terrible rip off of the “Seven Samurai” story, just in space and terrible.
Storm trooper level shooting.
Overly elaborate mechanisms to incapacitate victims.
Terrible dialogue.
I am starting to think that Zack Snyder doesn’t actually have any fucking talent at all
Even if you can ignore all that, because you just want to watch a stupid action movie, the pacing and plot structure is just terrible. The second act was way too long yet the story barely progressed. It was just a boring fetch quest. And the third act was just hastily slapped at the end and was mostly a dumb action sequence.
And I couldn’t care less for all the action scenes in the second act since there was zero build up to the action. Like with that fight with the spider, I was rooting more for the spider than for that warrior. Since the story didn’t make me feel invested in the warrior. All those scenes where they introduce the new characters should have been each a few minutes long at most. So the betrayal could have happened in the second act. So there would be more time to tell a story and build up to the action in the third act.
Even a stupid action movie needs to have good pacing and structure.
Right but how much of this was done in slow motion.
Seriously.
Take out ALL the slow motion and get back to me, a good movie is there. The slow motion ruins it and if that was gone I’d be ready to talk about content.
I think I wanted too much for this movie to be good.
Well, also the absolute boneheaded final battle where there were about twenty opportunities to end the fight that were just completely ignored by both sides.
Ah you see I am a Star Wars fan and as such the part of my brain that allows me to suspend disbelief is SUPER well formed.
I can handle that.
I also am a Star Wars fan. Er well, was, I guess. A pre-Disney fan. But an example of what I meant is like, the bone cane right? He is shown literally killing people with a single hit from it, but Kora somehow survives how many hits? Then she breaks it and instead of grabing the longer end to just hit him with it, she decides punching is a better alternative? Eventually she stabs him with the short end, which was actually pretty silly, but the entire time I just kept thinking okay, surely this will end the fi… Okay we are back to punching again.
Or the many, many chances Kora had to just push him off that tiny little platform? She was inside that center cage which was the literal safest place for her to be and she decides instead of leveraging that great position, to go out with him? What?
The progression of alphabets reminded me very much of the ones used in the game “Chants of Sennaar”. Wonder if there’s any connection.
I made a Wayback link for those of us using Malwarebytes.
