This week the second part of Rebel Moonand it seems that Netflix wants to continue the franchise, although Zack Snyder wants a change of scenery.
Zack Snyder has been focused on Rebel Moon During the last years. His discarded project Star Wars took other paths and became a property original which Netflix were more than happy to host.
Although it is true that Rebel Moon: The Fire Girl It didn’t do particularly well in terms of critics and audiences, and it didn’t get spectacular viewing figures either. It seems that Netflix not only doesn’t want to give it up, but quite the opposite.
Tomorrow it arrives on the platform Rebel Moon: The warrior who leaves markswhich will mark the closure of this first film that, as Zack Snyder said a long time ago, sought to become a franchise in its own right.
Although the director himself aspires to expand this violent science fiction universe, he is also interested in other properties that have been shelved for years.
Zack Snyder wants to resume his other great Netflix franchise
In a recent interview with Looperthe director has highlighted his interest in returning to the zombie genre with a new installment of army of the deadthe movie of 2021 that did not take long to get a prequel, The army of thieves.
“I keep telling Netflix that we need to move on and make more Army of the Dead movies, but they keep encouraging me to make more Rebel Moon movies. I think the Army of the Dead universe is very rich and fun, and zombies never go out of style, so for me it’s a no-brainer“.
In the absence of seeing the figures it harvests Rebel Moon: The warrior who leaves marksZack Snyder’s interest contradicts that of Netflix, who is, ultimately, who puts up the money. Despite this, he himself has an interest in expanding his space saga, so it is not that they ask him to do something that he does not like.
We’ll see what this turns out to be. For now, tomorrow you will have in the catalog Rebel Moon: The warrior who leaves marks, with Homeworld unleashing her vengeance against Kora and her people. Additionally, Snyder will release his director’s cuts on Netflix this summer, without the limits of the original versions.
