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Rebel Moon Part Two - The Scargiver: The Official Movie Novelization
Embark on an interstellar adventure like no other in V. Castro’s thrilling official novelization of Part Two of Zack Snyder’s epic new universe.
Zack Snyder’s epic science fiction blockbuster Rebel Moon novelized by V. Castro, two-time Bram Stoker Award-nominated author. Experience the thrilling conclusion to the Rebel Moon duology in this pulse-pounding novelization.
Zack Snyder’s epic science fiction blockbuster Rebel Moon novelized by V. Castro, two-time Bram Stoker Award-nominated author. Experience the thrilling conclusion to the Rebel Moon duology in this pulse-pounding novelization.
- GenresScience Fiction
208 pages, Paperback
Published June 4, 2024
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V. Castro
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Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews
June 27, 2024
Rebel Moon Part Two - The Scargiver: The Official Novelization by V. Castro
Adventurous, challenging, hopeful, inspiring,
reflective, sad, and tense.
Fast-paced
Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75 Stars
Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver - The Official Novelization was a fun romp.
Now, for all the people looking at this review. I have NOT watched Zach Snyder's Rebel Moon movies. At the moment, we do NOT have Netflix, so I read the adaptations, instead.
This story was more payoff, than the Part One was.
This offering was also a lot more R to X rated, when it came to love making. I had hear about it beforehand, so wasn't too surprised.
While reading, I kept looking up people's names connected to the story, as I read it...so that I could visualize their characters and have the "movie" in my head experience.
Ed Skreen's Noble is one character that I wish I could've seen the choices that he made...in each scene he was in. He's got such a punchable face, that I wish I could've seen it...especially at the climax of the book.
The main character is Kora, but at the moment, she is tied to Gunner (and I love the actor that plays this character).
There were things that we learned in this story, that were NOT known in the previous book...so that it is interesting for the future (which I do hope, that Netflix allows Zach Snyder to finish his tale, though the numbers for Rebel Moon Part Two on Netfix were VERY soft, sad to say).
IF he does not get the chance to release the rest of the movies, I do hope that they at least will publish the novelizations. We shall see.
I had fun reading this story. Full of clichés, but still a fun non-Star Wars fantasy Star Wars.
Adventurous, challenging, hopeful, inspiring,
reflective, sad, and tense.
Fast-paced
Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75 Stars
Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver - The Official Novelization was a fun romp.
Now, for all the people looking at this review. I have NOT watched Zach Snyder's Rebel Moon movies. At the moment, we do NOT have Netflix, so I read the adaptations, instead.
This story was more payoff, than the Part One was.
This offering was also a lot more R to X rated, when it came to love making. I had hear about it beforehand, so wasn't too surprised.
While reading, I kept looking up people's names connected to the story, as I read it...so that I could visualize their characters and have the "movie" in my head experience.
Ed Skreen's Noble is one character that I wish I could've seen the choices that he made...in each scene he was in. He's got such a punchable face, that I wish I could've seen it...especially at the climax of the book.
The main character is Kora, but at the moment, she is tied to Gunner (and I love the actor that plays this character).
There were things that we learned in this story, that were NOT known in the previous book...so that it is interesting for the future (which I do hope, that Netflix allows Zach Snyder to finish his tale, though the numbers for Rebel Moon Part Two on Netfix were VERY soft, sad to say).
IF he does not get the chance to release the rest of the movies, I do hope that they at least will publish the novelizations. We shall see.
I had fun reading this story. Full of clichés, but still a fun non-Star Wars fantasy Star Wars.
August 16, 2024
Not much different than the movie. I get it’s a film novelization, but it didn’t add anything to the film in terms of different scenes or deeper character development. Disappointing and pointless
September 29, 2024
Love Rebel Moon but I swear I will never read another movie novelization again, they make my brain melt out my ears
September 27, 2024
Just as intense, emotional, and creatively crafted as the movie! Even moreso, delving into the worldbuilding and backstories a little more than we could in the limited runtime! This is an amazing and unique scifi universe that I can't wait to dive into more in the future!
October 12, 2024
This book, FOR THE MOST PART, was generally actually an improvement of the movie. I liked how there were more moments of bonding and getting to know our heroes before the big battle that would take place.
And most importantly, there was no slo-mo wheat farming shots. Thank you for the lack of slo-mo wheat farming shots and getting straight to the point!
And most importantly, there was no slo-mo wheat farming shots. Thank you for the lack of slo-mo wheat farming shots and getting straight to the point!
Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews