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* BadBoss: Noble kills one of the technicians who resurrected him for insisting that he remain on leave until he's fully recovered.
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* {{Mook}}: The Imperium troops are simply chaff to be mowed down by hero and farmer alike.
* MookLieutenant: The strike team sent to the longhouse is led by a visually distinct commander whose bearded face is visible.
* MookLieutenant: The strike team sent to the longhouse is led by a visually distinct commander whose bearded face is visible.
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* SchizoTech: This film reveals that schizo-tech isn't limited to the Veldt farmers. The Imperium's dreadnaught spaceships are apparently powered by ''coal'', which is shoveled by hand by Imperium boilermen.
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* TheCavalry: [[spoiler:Devra Bloodaxe and the entire rebel fleet arrive to join the fight just as the ''King's Gaze'' crashes into the ground, and without the Dreadnaught to worry about they annihilate all the remaining Motherworld forces in short order]].
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* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Kora forgoes the helmet part of the disguise after getting on board the King's Gaze. It's an especially egregious example, as [[spoiler: it leads to Admiral Noble being tipped off that she's on board, leading to Gunnar being killed]].
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* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Kora forgoes the helmet part of the disguise after getting on board the King's Gaze.''King's Gaze''. It's an especially egregious example, as [[spoiler: it leads to Admiral Noble being tipped off that she's on board, leading to Gunnar being killed]].
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: It's revealed [[spoiler: Kora was part of the coup that put Balisarius in power, even attempting to assassinate the Princess (a child), and fled not because she disagreed with it but because they scapegoated her for the crime afterwards]], and the battle for Veldt involves her and Gunnar committing war crimes [[spoiler: when they pretend to be injured Motherworld soldiers to get on the King's Gaze and slaughter the medics who picked them up]].
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: It's revealed [[spoiler: Kora was part of the coup that put Balisarius in power, even attempting to assassinate the Princess (a child), and fled not because she disagreed with it but because they scapegoated her for the crime afterwards]], and the battle for Veldt involves her and Gunnar committing war crimes [[spoiler: when they pretend to be injured Motherworld soldiers to get on the King's Gaze ''King's Gaze'' and slaughter the medics who picked them up]].
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* CoolButInefficient: The main batteries of a Motherworld Dreadnaught are devastatingly powerful weapons of mass destruction that can level cities... but they take forever to move into position to aim even at a stationary target. And that's leaving aside the fact that they have to be aimed ''by hand and sight''.
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* FascistButInefficient: The massive war machine of the Imperium has brought many worlds under its iron fist, but its logistics are apparently so shoddy that a massive warship's provisions have gotten low enough that it has to spend a week wresting the grain harvest from a village of 50-odd people.
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* LastSupperSteal: During their last meal before the battle, our heroes sit on one side of a table and share their backstories.
* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: The flashback depicting the assassination of the royal family is set to epic string music... which is revealed to be being played by an actual InUniverse string quartetwhich that is shown to not stop playing even when the shooting starts.
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: It's revealed [[spoiler: Kora was part of the coup that put Balisarius in power, even attempting to assassinate the Princess (a child), and fled not because she disagreed with it but because they scapegoated her for the crime afterwards]], and the battle for Veldt involves her and Gunnar committing war crimes [[spoiler: when they pretend to be injured Motherworld soldiers to get on the King's Gaze and slaughter the medics that picked them up]].
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* AndTheAdventureContinues: The film ends with the surviving heroes committing to go on an adventure to find the princess.
* BlackAndGrayMorality: It's revealed [[spoiler: Kora was part of the coup that put Balisarius in power, even attempting to assassinate the Princess (a child), and fled not because she disagreed with it but because they scapegoated her for the crime afterwards]], and the battle for Veldt involves her and Gunnar committing war crimes [[spoiler: when they pretend to be injured Motherworld soldiers to get on the King's Gaze and slaughter the medicsthat who picked them up]].
* BlackAndGrayMorality: It's revealed [[spoiler: Kora was part of the coup that put Balisarius in power, even attempting to assassinate the Princess (a child), and fled not because she disagreed with it but because they scapegoated her for the crime afterwards]], and the battle for Veldt involves her and Gunnar committing war crimes [[spoiler: when they pretend to be injured Motherworld soldiers to get on the King's Gaze and slaughter the medics
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* HopeSpot: The defenders suddenly realize that there are no enemies left, and they all cheer in victory... only for a second wave to appear on the horizon with a few {{walking tank}}s.
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* WalkingTank: The second wave of Imperium troops includes beetle-like walking tanks.
* WeHaveReserves: Noble orders the Veldt village to be shelled even though their own troops are still fighting there. He reasons that losing troops would be beneficial, since they'd also be losing their food supply.
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* CallBack: Noble references the cup of ale he was promised and never received in the first film.
* ConcealmentEqualsCover: The Veldt resistance uses wooden tables and walls as cover, which proves effective against bulky energy weapons.
* ConcealmentEqualsCover: The Veldt resistance uses wooden tables and walls as cover, which proves effective against bulky energy weapons.
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* CurbStompBattle: Once Jimmy joins the fight, he effortlessly slaughters the remaining enemy soldiers in a matter of seconds.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Getting regenerated seems to have given Noble increased strength and speed.
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* BigBadassBattleSequence: A truly significant chunk of Part Two's two-hour-long runtime is spent on the battle to protect Veldt (or [[TrashTheSet whatever is still standing after so many explosions]]).
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Netflix released the first part, titled ''Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire'', on December 22, 2023. The second part, titled ''Rebel Moon: The Scargiver'', is set for release on April 19, 2024. Snyder has indicated that there are two versions for each film -- an initial PG-13 cut followed by an extended R-rated cut that will release in summer 2024.
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Netflix released the first part, titled ''Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire'', on December 22, 2023. The second part, titled ''Rebel Moon: The Scargiver'', is set for release released on April 19, 2024. Snyder has indicated that there are two versions for each film -- an initial PG-13 cut followed by an extended R-rated cut that will release in summer 2024.
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* TheScapegoat: Kora is wanted by the Motherworld and Regent Belisarius for [[spoiler:assassinating the royal family]], casually ignoring that while she was involved, she wasn't the ringleader - that was Belisarius himself.
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* TheCoup: The death of the Emperor and his heir was one, orchestrated by [[spoiler:Belisarius, because he couldn't accept that the Emperor had decided that there had been enough militant expansion of the Empire, and it was time to focus on consolidating what they'd taken.]]
* EvilIsPetty: The main characters share their reasons for fighting on the eve of battle, virtually all of which stem from unnecessary acts of cruelty by the Empire.
* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The movie takes place over the course of a week. The farmers learn of when Noble will arrive on the day Kora returns, they bring in the harvest over the next three days (something that normally takes them half a month), fortify the village the day after, and then fight the battle the next morning. Given that pace, it's a miracle that anyone had the strength to fight at all as opposed to just falling over asleep mid-battle.
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* EvilIsPetty: The main characters share their reasons for fighting on the eve of battle, virtually all of which stem from unnecessary acts of cruelty by the Empire.
* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The movie takes place over the course of a week. The farmers learn of when Noble will arrive on the day Kora returns, they bring in the harvest over the next three days (something that normally takes them half a month), fortify the village the day after, and then fight the battle the next morning. Given that pace, it's a miracle that anyone had the strength to fight at all as opposed to just falling over asleep mid-battle.
* TheScapegoat: Kora is wanted by the Motherworld and Regent Belisarius for [[spoiler:assassinating the royal family]], casually ignoring that while she was involved, she wasn't the ringleader - that was
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''Rebel Moon'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}}-[=produced=] SpaceOpera {{action|Genre}} film series directed by Creator/ZackSnyder and written by Snyder, Shay Hatten and Kurt Johnstad, with Music/JunkieXL for the soundtrack. Conceived in his youth as ''Film/SevenSamurai'' in space and once unsuccessfully pitched to Creator/{{Lucasfilm}} to be [[DolledUpInstallment absorbed]] into its ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise as a distinct, albeit disconnected entry, after decades of on and off development, Snyder eventually [[DivorcedInstallment repurposed]] his original ideas and created a setting of his own.
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''Rebel Moon'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}}-[=produced=] SpaceOpera {{action|Genre}} film series directed by Creator/ZackSnyder and written by Snyder, Shay Hatten and Kurt Johnstad, with Music/JunkieXL for the soundtrack. Conceived in his youth as ''Film/SevenSamurai'' in space and once unsuccessfully pitched to Creator/{{Lucasfilm}} to be [[DolledUpInstallment absorbed]] into its ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise as a distinct, albeit disconnected entry, after decades of on and off development, Snyder eventually [[DivorcedInstallment repurposed]] his original ideas and created a setting of his own.
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The two parts of this film duology have been [[MovieMultipack filmed together]]. Netflix released the first part, titled ''Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire'', on December 22, 2023, with a limited theatrical release planned. The second part, titled ''Rebel Moon: The Scargiver'', is set for release in April 2024. Snyder has indicated that there will be two versions of each film -- an initial PG-13 cut followed by an extended R-rated cut that will release in summer 2024.
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''Rebel Moon'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}}-[=produced=] SpaceOpera {{action|Genre}} film series directed by Creator/ZackSnyder and written by Snyder, Shay Hatten and Kurt Johnstad, with Music/JunkieXL for the soundtrack. Conceived in his youth as ''Film/SevenSamurai'' in space and once unsuccessfully pitched to Creator/{{Lucasfilm}} to be [[DolledUpInstallment absorbed]] into its ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise as a distinct, albeit disconnected entry, after decades of on and off development, Snyder finally eventually [[DivorcedInstallment repurposed]] his original ideas and created a setting of his own.
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'''Previews:''' [[https://youtu.be/_rHLOXbFZtI August 2023 trailer]], [[https://youtu.be/fhr3MzT6exg?si=ZSRFAnvYesYnTdQL Geeked Week '23 trailer]], [[https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2023/06/zack-snyder-exclusive-first-look-rebel-moon Vanity Fair article]], [[https://youtu.be/7nc4TDtogcs Behind the Scenes]], [[https://twitter.com/RebelMoonUpdate/status/1670201485265870848 São Paulo TUDUM 2023 preview]], [[https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/why-zack-snyder-rebel-moon-didnt-become-star-wars-movie-exclusive/ Empire Magazine article]].
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'''Previews:''' [[https://youtu.be/_rHLOXbFZtI August 2023 trailer]], [[https://youtu.be/fhr3MzT6exg?si=ZSRFAnvYesYnTdQL Geeked Week '23 trailer]], [[https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2023/06/zack-snyder-exclusive-first-look-rebel-moon Vanity Fair article]], [[https://youtu.be/7nc4TDtogcs Behind the Scenes]], [[https://twitter.com/RebelMoonUpdate/status/1670201485265870848 São Paulo TUDUM 2023 preview]], [[https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/why-zack-snyder-rebel-moon-didnt-become-star-wars-movie-exclusive/ Empire Magazine article]].be/UEJuNHOd8Dw Part Two trailer]].
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* {{Planetville}}: The small, unnamed village of less than a thousand people Kora settles in is treated as though it represents the entire planet of Veldt when Noble lands, even though logically he should be able to go to the next village over and make them the same offer.
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* {{Planetville}}: The small, unnamed village of less than a thousand people Kora settles in is treated as though it represents the entire planet of Veldt when Noble lands, lands. This leads to Noble coming down, personally, to deal with a small settlement while acting as if it was the solution to feeding an entire dreadnought, even though logically he there should be able lots of different communities for him to go to the next village over and make them the same offer. send envoys down to.
