Rebel Rhapsody
- Tagline
- When the rhythm of rebellion takes center stage.
- Description
- In a near-future society where oppression reigns supreme, a retired cop (Chadwich Bosemarmalade) and a spirited bartender (Arlene Quail) join forces with a waitress (Sally Fries) to ignite a musical revolution. Directed by Clint Eastwoof, 'Rebel Rhapsody' weaves a tale of resistance and rebellion through heart-pounding musical numbers and soul-stirring performances. Will their voices break the chains of tyranny, or will the system silence their song? Join the chorus and find out.
- MpaaRating
- PG-13
- PopularityScore
- 5.80
- ReleaseDate
- 09/19/2024
- Genre
- Musical
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.00
In 'Rebel Rhapsody,' Clint Eastwoof ventures into a dystopian narrative where music becomes the weapon of choice against a tyrannical regime. Chadwich Bosemarmalade, as the disillusioned ex-cop, delivers a performance that is both gritty and heartfelt, while Arlene Quail’s portrayal of the rebellious bartender brings a fiery zeal that complements the film’s core message of defiance. Sally Fries, in the role of the idealistic waitress, adds a layer of innocence and hope to the ensemble, creating a balanced dynamic among the lead characters. The musical numbers are meticulously choreographed and serve as powerful interludes that drive the plot forward, although at times they teeter on the edge of melodrama. The film's PG-13 rating ensures that its themes of rebellion and resistance are accessible to a wider audience, but it also means some of the darker aspects of the story are somewhat diluted. Overall, 'Rebel Rhapsody' is a commendable attempt at blending musical exuberance with a narrative of resistance, though it occasionally falters under the weight of its ambitious premise.