Zack Snyder 'Rebel Moon' Netflix Review: Stream It or Skip It?

You may be tempted to further curse the existence of the Star Wars prequels for seemingly informing the upsettingly turgid sci-fi epic Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire (now on Netflix), the first volley in a planned megafranchise from love-him/hate-him filmmaker Zack Snyder. Let it be known that I’m no knee-jerk Snyder hater – I’ll still defend Watchmen and some aspects of 300, and for my nickel, 2021’s amusing Army of the Dead kinda redeemed him after making a few pretty terrible Superman movies. But Rebel Moon finds him leaning on his worst Snyderesque tendencies.

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