Even though the end of the year is approaching, productions continue to arrive in various media around the world, as evidenced by the fact that in a few more days, fans will be able to see great premieres such as The Boy and the Heron, Godzilla Minus One, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdomamong many others and also in the list Rebel Moon: Part I – Children of Firewhich has already received ratings from the specialized press that saw it shortly before its general release on the platform.
Known according to what is shown on the page rotten tomatoes, It was not a total favorite of people, as some called it a little too easy and others liked it but a little less. So you could say they are a bit mixed but for the most part the reviews are negative. Which may not give benefit of doubt, till date it has 26% on specialized film portals.
Here are some comments from critics:
Fresh Fiction: An inspired homage to a sci-fi classic that should have been copied from Cliff’s Notes, written by a sleep-deprived student who only half-pays attention in film class. It is a tasteless byproduct of exotic ambitions.
Hollywood Daily: Another Zack Snyder movie with the same old problem. Quality production value with an uninformed and disjointed narrative. I think it’s a broken record.
Den of Geek: Despite being in a galaxy with a thousand star systems and worlds, it has no sunlight. or charm. It’s a relentlessly dark cosmos that confuses a lack of humor with a lack of life.
io9: Rebel Moon is a cacophony of sci-fi tropes… It’s undeniably beautiful, expertly made and fun enough to watch, but it leaves little lasting impression.
Movie Web: Zack Snyder is in a galaxy far, far away, frustrated when his space opera franchise stumbles off a contrived start. Rebellion – Part I: A Child of Fire is an inspired mash-up of familiar themes, characters and settings taken from the classic blockbuster.
Remember that Rebel Moon – Part One – Child of Fire already on Netflix.
Through: Rotten tomatoes
Editor’s note: The truth is that I have never heard of this movie, but it seems to be something related to the adaptation of a book in the world of Hollywood. Few have succeeded in this area, including Harry Potter and Twilight, while others like Narnia have tried but failed.
