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Scream

“Do you like scary movies?”


The classic self-aware slasher. Even knowing the twists and turns of the plot, I found it compelling. At the time I saw the breakout stars as Neve Campbell, Jamie Kennedy (it was a different time) and the Cox-Arquettes. Seeing it after all this time, somehow Matthew Lillard is the clear standout. Weird.

Anyway, if you like horror or horror-comedy, Scream holds up.

Has anyone seen Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon movie series?

I don't get Netflix, so I haven't been able to enjoy the films.

Don’t bother. They are not even worth a rage watch. The plot makes no sense, the characters are universally awful, poorly explained and demand zero empathy, it’s more techno-fantasy than sci-fi and adds up to about 5 hours of “well that might as well happen now”.


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Actually just go and watch the relevant pitch meeting episodes and you don’t need to watch the films.

 Lathe Biosas wrote:
Has anyone seen Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon movie series?

I don't get Netflix, so I haven't been able to enjoy the films.

Watch a documentary on wheat farming, and a WW2 film back to back. Its the same experience, just no slo-mo.

I feel like all you need to know about Rebel Moon is that since the second bombed even harder than the first the third has entered limbo and currently Snyder has no major projects in the work except a project to get a major project that doesn't seem to be going anywhere.

After getting his fans to badger Warner Bros into losing money and then losing Netflix even more money, I'm kind of hoping he's finally out of work and I never have to hear his idiotic opinions highlighted in my face ever again. It's been pretty great being able to forget he exists the past year.

Oh wow. I went from never hearing of these movies to being strangely appalled and intrigued simultaneously.

One of my friends said it was like "a bad Star Wars fan film directed and written by Zack Snyder."

I'll pass on it for now.

Thank you!