But was your day ruined?

The only people who watched this are the people who wanted to see a queer character get violently killed If you don’t know what I’m talking about, watch Watchmen’s opening

​@@uria3679best part of the movie!! 🍻

The ying and yang of 2024 cinema.

Yeah it's crazy that the best Sci Fi sequel in a generation and the worst in a generation both came out in the same year. 😂

It's really not that hard to learn. I live in an asphalt jungle but all summers I live with my grandparents on the countryside and I help them almost daily with farming during this time.

by the way that general grevous guy is swinging his scythe, he's not a pro...

@@mmm-mmm As I said earlier - using a scythe isen't really difficault to learn.

Except that mister general guy. He does not know how to use a scythe for sure.

​@@reinereine1896it isn't. But that guy is really bad at it.

That he pitched as a Star Wars spinoff and got rejected. He really is delusional as are his cult members.

@@summertyme5748they just want to see a queer character violently die If you have seen the opening intro to Watchmen, you’ll know what I’m talking about

@@summertyme5748would you watch a Snyder movie if someone told you that a “Minority group” you hated violently died in it? Because that is one of the few reasons why people watch his films

I can’t believe Zack got Tommy wisesu on board

Exactly the same thought I have!

They had been crazy since the Snyder cut BS. They wouldn't admit Snyder cut was equally awful. They are stupid people. Don't mind them.

I thought I was a huge zack snyder fan since everything he touched was gold, I even thought Army of the Dead was just a one-time mistake, but man watching him during interviews just shows how delusional he is

Same with the joss whedon ride or dies or the kevin smith ones. They could get literal crap and smile and nod

To say almost anything is better than Dune 1 or 2 is blasphemy 😮

Exactly at least Uwe Boll Clearly is aware that he’s hated Plus he even say “Fuck You.” In a video most likely for the film audience. Ultimately what I’m saying is that at least Uwe Boll Is Jake Paul Someone who’s aware that he’s hated but at the same time somehow make a profit out of it Snyder Not only is out of touch with the audience, but also Clearly having an ego problem (I will admit Uwe Was also an ego maniac as well, but still.) As well as an edge lord, in general Don’t get me wrong. I do feel bad for him for how ugly Warners Treated him during the DCEU (It was also his fault as well, but it was the studios that made it worse.) As well as the loss of his child Ultimately as a person based on interviews, he seems like a nice guy, but still I think you should find a common so we could adapt like maybe adapting sex criminals Turn that into a film for Netflix, (After all, he did sign a deal with him hence why he doesn’t do studio films anymore give it how ugly his relationship with Warner Turned out.) But don’t make him the cinematographer or the writer just be the Director who adapt shop by shot that’s it!

The best description I've heard is that he's like Michael Bay, if Michael Bay started taking himself seriously.

@@paulgibbon5991 True but at least Michael Bay is aware that he is hated but like Jake Paul he just profited from it. Snyder is just out of touch when it comes to good writing!

​@@paulgibbon5991 Best comparison yet.

This is facts. The Snyders work takes mediocrity to new heights.

People remembering their 30's and 40's when he made them a banks worth of money out of watchmen and dawn of the dead. The interesting thing is he's only been successful off the back of other people's writing or ideas. When he's on his own, he flounders - but they name gives the minimum sales/watches/youtube rentals. Bottom lining brings everyone to the floor

Snyder needs an intervention

Synder is a self delusional joke tbh he self proclaimed that rebel one part one made more money than Barbie. He is taking narcissism to a whole new level

You could also blame Netflix as well considering they care more about viewership then reviews we see that with Bright from 2017?

Ooffffff😂 Holy shit.

Down to the entirely pointless love triangle.

Thanks for reminding me of that god awful book/movie series

To be fair, she was under pressure to do it As well as being forced to buy her adopted father Plus, she clearly feels remorse in the present!

​@@WyattDucar That is nowhere near good enough. This entire franchise is a prime example of incompetent cinematic shiterature.

Having her kill unarmed medics who were just trying to help her was certainly an interesting directing decision.

Snyder didn't think to really flesh out the main characters back story. I get the impression she drank the Kool aid from the military, until killing the kid broke her in the end.

@@spencers4121 Except the kid is still alive. Snyder didn't think at all.

Oh boy! - Screen Pitch

You really don't understand how ai works do you... That's like searching Google for Yoda and being surprised when starwars comes up...

That's interesting but.. ai/chatgpt is nothing more than a search engine.

At least with mindless action films like the 80s, there were charismatic characters to get behind.

You can still like his good movies🤦

People need to be more cognizant of the responsibility they take on when they defend someone/something. You are lucky I do not have the necessary power to enforce your responsibility.

​@@billbrennan2347 What movie? His movies haven't been good for decades, stupid.

Did you miss gunnars death csuse that went on so long it became hilarious. I told the tv " die already "

@@billbrennan2347 _You can still like his good movies_ That's _things that never did exist in the 1st place, for 500 Alex!_

Gal Gadot enters chat, and takes 69 on _Kal-el...no._ Zat, good, Mr, Snyder?

It's probably supposed to sound menacing and dramatic, but comes off as whiny and pathetic.

@@summertyme5748 🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

Which was a knock off of seven samurai.

​@@cklee702Which a knock off to The birth of a nation

^ So it's a racist propaganda film about the Ku KLux Klan?

All of it is a knock off of the beginning of the universe now shut the fuck up

Pal, IS easy to point what movie IS not a rip off... SpongeBob, maybe?

See what you will about Disney, but in this case, it’s probably for the best for not greenlit This film as a Star Wars film as much hate. Disney is four Star Wars I think in this case it’s one of the better decisions they make!

But but... Seven Samurai is about grain!!

The original Night and Dawn of the Dead are the two masterpieces from George Romero that the whole fugging Zombie movie industry is built on.

He's got a couple of good ones, but yes by and large a lot of turds or just meh movies.

Here's something scary though - that *is* what some folks want. I mean there are people who think that Denis Villeneuve's Dune is boring (!) It has too many ideas, and not enough light saber fighting or goofy robots, like 'non boring' films. At least Zack can be counted on for a few really bloody slo mo decapitations and lots of homo erotic scenes of men's abs. 🤣

Or the people who made it...

Yes, absolutely, but then Zack couldn't have had his cool shot of the mom jumping off a balcony with explosions in the background

But he hasn't been telling good visual stories for the last several movies. Maybe he isn't anymore

@@specialnewb9821 because he's writing them.. he needs to quit writing and rely on others' work to put to screen. That or he's just done and burned out....don't know

Thank you!

Missing out should be a crime

​@@filmcomicsexplained"Get in ma bellyy!" good stuff man

Well there is also 'Battle beyond the star' by Roger Corman (early 80's) more campy but a lot more fun and with much more heart than what snyder produced

Another terrible Seven Samurai ripoff is the Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny.

@@peterp4k what? Never heard of that

The man is so full of himself, he is beyond salvation, just give up on him so him could go and do some B rated movies that nobody cares, the man literally called everyone stupid for not understanding his movies, because they are soooo deeeeeeeep lol what a joke

@@bjdepro fair enough. He has done a few neat things, stylistically, like a lot of The 300 cinematography choices he made. But the substance part falls flat completely.

I ws thinking due to the planets...whatever, trajectory to a certain sun it was magic wheat where one piece of bread from the threshed wheat could fill you for a day. Space lambas bread. Was that so hard zack?

@@asarishepard8171 yep! We're all over here brainstorming better plots than him in KZfaq comments!

@@LostTimeLady ikr, and were not even trying that hard! Meaning he didn't try at all! I like your idea how the ship kali need the grain, its a good idea 💡

We don't grow grain, we grow an alien plant that stores incredible amounts of energy as it spends months soaking up the unique solar spectrum of our sun. That's why we must harvest and process it by hand, as to not trigger the explosive release of energy by accident. That's why we can't fire cannons on the energy grain, because it'll cause a chain reaction that will expand and damage our ship. It's that easy to make up a rational reason.

@asarishepard8171 basically it's Disney Wish all over again.

Sir you have done what depression meds coundlt do for me in the last 30 minuets bring me out of a nasty depression. Keep up the good work n WhooooAHHHH

The sad thing is that this movie is a waste of your time but this video on youtube is worth all that time and then some.

To be honest, I think Bailsarius Should’ve been the villain For the duology And even though the assassination Was atrocious I do like him in the first movie With noble at the end, because At least he gives me fives of a calculating and quiet villain At least until this film (The reason I said it is is because I hate We’re just yelled and get angry. I love my feelings calculating and manipulative pure evil bastards like Palpatine or the bad guy from Chinatown Hell even Kurtz, Vito and Michael Coreleone. I will I actually do like Fra Fee An actor and I appreciate that they age him 20 years With the make up Which does hold up I will get Snyder that but still Like every actor in this film It is the script that is the problem, not the actor!

That fake beard is pretty intimidating though. Like "oh man, I'll bet that's scratchy, better not mess with this guy"

@@blurg2712 Exactly, Bailsarius is definitively an interesting character (I would go far and say he is way interesting then everyone else outside of Noble because well it is Ed Skrein, despite the over top assassination scene from Part 2. You have to admit the fact that he even managed to pull this off with a group of senators on his side is brilliant showing how a much of mastermind he is? His only mistake was branded Kora a traitor but from the grand scheme of things he actually did won. One of the things I actually thought I apprenticed Snyder for is giving the names of individuals from the Imperium these roman names especially Bailsarius being a name from a famous roman general Beilsarius who was the main general of Justinian's conquest of the west. I also will admit I like the composers were playing for the assassination almost as if Belisarius want this event to be remembered in History of the Motherworld. I do like how the bags on their heads represented some sort of Death. Ultimatley while the scene is ass I do loved the Music playing as well Junkie XL in general. (He always do great with the music.) I think Bailsarius has potential and Fra Fee is actually a good actor ultimately it's not his fault with the acting it's more of the script?

Could have worked but unfortunately you didn’t have a job as a script writer 😢

@@thearmchairjournalist566 If you know how I can get that job it would be a dream come true. I love writing and narrative structure, so I feel good if someone praises my ideas and writing

That's way to close to 40k's Age of Strife. I feel that this movie was suppose to be much simpler, but it become a monster due to Zack's ginormous ego. Just like the movie 'After Earth' was originally supposed to be a simple story about a father and son bonding after a bear attack.

I can add it to the list, but I'm yet to see it yet!

@@filmcomicsexplained you gots to watch it, it's so good, would be hard to do a video per episode but a overview of the series would be nice :)

This would be great

Pickmens Model is great

Loooooooooool who in the right mind would think Zack Zynder will make a commercially successful movie?? The man literally tanked the whole DCEU franchise lol

@@bjdepro His cut of the Justice League is good, a lot better then the studio cut. Man of Steel isn't bad either, and he was a co writer on the first Wonder Woman. Outside of those, only the Batman VS Superman was meh.

To be honest, I would rather have that Then both Rebel Movies!

Uh the majority of his movies are great. Dawn of the dead, 300, mos, bvs directors cut, zsjl, army of the dead.

@@billbrennan2347army of the dead ehhh. Has dumb characters tons of plot holes and is just confusing from character choices. Was it entertaining sure but that doesn’t negate the fact that the problems still exist.

@@AnvilPictures that’s every movie ever made.

@@billbrennan2347 yes but I’ll give you an example from army of the dead. Why is that one guy aloud to kill zombies in the city when it’s illegal to even enter. Should that mean he would be arrested and charged with trespassing and also theirs a breach in the wall for zombies to escape. He’s posting it online so he’s not hiding it. Also the whole keeping people right outside the zombie infested city when they know that it takes only a matter of hours to turn seems very risky and dangerous.

Honestly I would rather watch that film for Batista, Ella Purnell, and Hiroyuki Sanada at least they’re performances are good Compared to rebel moon (The only good Performance that I like is definitely Admiral Noble He’s a monster, but he’s fun to watch plus Ed Skrein Not only is a good/great actor but also he’s clearly having a lot of fun. Kind of like Jason Momoa in Fast X (I will I think Momoa in that film was a lot better but Skrein is second.)

True!

I don't even think Zack has the brain power to realize that coal is actually mechanism for burning oxygen, which there is none of in space. You would need all the oxygen for 'breathing' and you would NEVER burn it, for any other purpose. I think a typical 13 year old who's watched a couple Star Trek episodes is more qualified to do sci fi than Zack.

@summertyme5748 yea, no kidding. It's just something i noticed. Not just the name and coal power, but also how the ship brings its main guns onto target, just like a battleship. Also, HMS Dreadnought had 2-gun turrets like that.

That would actually be pretty dope if done correctly.

I started watching the first one after my father said it was great. Oh boy was that a disappointment. Everything in this movie is just stupid.

The world, and the look and feel of it was great to me. However the story and writing are terrible.

I will admit that’s the one part that actually do like these films is the 40 K references It’s interesting to think that for a film that trying to be the next Star Wars they chose Warhammer for the costumes and for the Empire. I’m excited to see Henry Cavill adaptation on war hammer (He is also a fan of the work so We have good hands.)

What would have been cooler if it was a hydroponics farm in a space station, like to me that is the only way thus would work in the setting he has created

@@danielshore1457 Would be the most realistic version, sure. But that's not always the easiest to understand for people who don't geek out over high sci-fi concepts like that. I'd be fine suspending my disbelief for something "closer to home" - like valleys filled with fields, and tons of crude arms, irrigation systems and giant shearing blades running on a network of guide rails between them, with the odd hovercraft with workers flying around and inspecting/maintaining/adjusting things. Throw in a line like "yeah it's not the most efficient way - but it doesn't take much to maintain and we have more than enough land for it out here, so... 🤷" and that would work for me.

@@SKy_the_Thunder but then you have issues with scale and such like "why is this one farm so valuable to an empire that spans over ove hundreds of planets?" Or if it is a massive planetary wide farm "how are 7 people meant to completely defend this place?"

@@danielshore1457 It would be reasonable for a moon-sized farm to make up for a significant percentage of what one planet needs, or a larger military division. They could still compensate if they lost it, sure - but it would be dangerous for them to set a precedent that others might follow. If 3 or 5 more farm planets get it into their heads to rebel as well, that could be significant enough to require temporary food rationing, at least for a certain region. Far from over-selling it as a "fate of the empire" threat, but still enough of a stake that they would try their hardest to prevent it. After all, the opinion of a government can sour pretty quickly if the population is faced with shortages... As for defending: That's where all the agricultural tech would come in. You have all that heavy machinery everywhere, so it's plausible enough for them to jury rig defenses. Some may be as simple as activating the harvesting cycle for a field and literally "mowing" down soldiers. And then there's other rather easy stuff like mounting guns onto sorting arms you can control remotely, or running improvised armored weapons platforms (= a bunch of scrap metal and weapons welded onto a passenger car) along the expansive network of transport rails. The invaders could never be sure if any moving part is just part of the regular automated farm processes or yet another weapon or trap - a hit to their morale and mental state that can't be underestimated. That's all stuff the ""farmers"" could set up themselves, with just a little bit of supervision and strategic know-how, because they're the most familiar with that tech already. (Wouldn't you know it? _Just like_ in the Seven Samurai!) On a remotely even playing field the defenders always have a massive advantage. So as long as they can keep the grain hostage to not be nuked from orbit, they should be able to keep the troops busy by using guerilla tactics. Enough for the main characters to attempt their strikes at vulnerable targets.

...that are actually moronic things...true.

@@summertyme5748 and he loves r*p* scenes too, what a 14 year old hack lol