Rebel Moon: Zack Snyder’s film for Netflix will be divided into two parts

A Netflix boss has revealed that director Zack Snyder’s new streaming film, wayward moonwill be divided into two parts. Ori Marmur, one of the leaders of the original film industry at Netflix, spoke about how the scale of the universe created by Snyder will cause the film to split into part 1 and part 2.

The film is based on an old proposal by Star Wars made by Snyder and now will become a new sci-fi epic, with the first images of the film featuring plenty of explosive action. “Zack came in with so much passion,” said Ori Marmur Variety. “This is a film he’s had in his mind for decades.”

Netflix’s head of original films continued: “As you know, he spent a lot of time working on other people’s intellectual property at other studios. We worked with him on army of the dead and we did things that others couldn’t do. We made a movie and then a prequel and released a live experience. With wayward moonhe wanted to push the boundaries again.

Marmur continued, “When we saw the scale of the world he’s created, we thought it would be better to do it in two parts than in one film. It’s the kind of story that can keep growing. He regards it as his opinion of him about doing something like this Star Wars.”

wayward moon stars Sofia Boutella as Kora, a young warrior who must gather allies from neighboring planets to face the tyrannical ruler Balisarius, who will be played by Ed Skrein. The huge cast also includes Anthony Hopkins, Cary Elwes, Jena Malone, Djimon Hounsou, Corey Stoll, Ray Fisher, Alfonso Herrera, Doona Bae, Fra Fee, Stuart Martin, Staz Nair and Charlie Hunnam.

The film in two parts wayward moon premieres December 22 on Netflix.

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