When a peaceful settlement on the edge of a distant moon finds itself threatened by the armies of a tyrannical ruling force, Kora (Sofia Boutella), a mysterious stranger living among the villagers ...

Believing Admiral Noble (Ed Skrein, Alita: Battle Angel) was slain in their last encounter, Kora (Sofia Boutella, Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities) returns to her village thinking the ...

Rebel Moon is a two-movie sci-fi epic from the mind of Zack Snyder, focusing on a colony whose survival rests in the hands of a woman named Kora. The films are based in a fictional galaxy that’s ruled ...

With its swearing, violence, and implied sex, Snyder’s upcoming Rebel Moon duology would certainly have proven too adult for the Star Wars franchise, which barely acknowledged its characters had ...

All that being said, what makes the second half of Rebel Moon much more bearable than ... But franchises like this live and die by having characters you connect with, and personally speaking ...

However, in Rebel Moon, the characters are either gorgeous or grotesque. So, when Kora scans the cantina, Hunnam's meticulously groomed thief is a sharp contrast to a handsy alien who appears to ...

As the characters bop from planet to planet ... or to fully come to life. With Rebel Moon, it feels strange to see a filmmaker presumably freed from the constraints of delivering IP-driven ...

In Rebel Moon – Part I: A Child of Fire, Snyder continues his grand concept with the story of a conquered people fighting for their freedom on another planet. His heroine, Kora (Sofia Boutella ...