▲ 75 r/RebelMoon
At the end of the day, I'm still glad and happy Zack Snyder's rebel moon series exists and I'm keen to see where it goes.
Because it's that bridge between Star Wars plot and Warhammer tone, and it's a return of a star wars alike genre, complete with magnificent seven/seven samurai Kurosawa-and-western shaped plot, without being as being forced planetbound as dune, and if I'm not in the mood for bracing/hyping up the energy for another clones/X-Wing-tie lJedi/Sith-Skywalker soap opera with recurring guest cameo characters under the McQuarrie/Lucas/filoni machine (I still really like star wars, I'm just tired of a galaxy beginning to look incestuous).
Firefly, the expanse, killjoys, Andromeda, Farscape, Babylon 5, trek, Galactica, Stargate just doesn't scratch the same itch.
u/RTSBasebuilder — 7 days ago