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But that wasn’t always the intention, as Snyder wanted to be a part of the franchise. However, stipulations forced him to create his own universe. Snyder had originally wanted to be part of the Star Wars franchise, but stipulations made him create his own universe.
“The sale
just happened…There was a window where, you’d never know what could be possible. I said, “I don’t want your characters.” I don’t want to do anything with any known characters, I just want to do my own thing on the side.’ And originally I was like, ‘It should be rated R!’ That was almost a non-starter…I knew it was a big ask, to be honest…But the deeper I got into it, I realised it was probably never going to be what I wanted.”Snyder added his intention for his upcoming movies was, “It was Seven Samurai in space,”
referring to Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 epic…“And a Star Wars movie was my original concept for it.” The link between Star Wars[of Lucasfilm to Disney] and
Rebel Moon will be obvious to many, as George Lucas took partial influence from the works of Kurosawa himself, namely 1958’s The Hidden Fortress.Here’s what viewers can expect with Rebel Moon, plot-wise: “A small peaceful colony on the outskirts of the galaxy is targeted by the insidious Imperium (embodied by a deliciously evil Skrein). But they won’t have to face the forces of darkness alone. A team of intrepid warriors will soon come to their aid and turn the tide against the interplanetary interlopers.” The cast includes Sofia Boutella, Djimon Hounsou, Charlie Hunnam, Michiel Huisman, and Anthony Hopkins as the voice of Jimmy, a robot with antlers.The first part of Rebel Moon arrives on Netflix on December 22nd, with a limited theatrical run also in the pipeline. And yes, there are already plans for The Snyder Cut
of both installments.Are you looking forward to Rebel Moon? What do you think Zack Snyder’s approach to a Star War
film would have been? Let us know below!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGg9Iw4Zhl0
Entertainment - Media News Watch originally published at Entertainment - Media News Watch
Entertainment - Media News Watch originally published at Entertainment - Media News Watch
But that wasn’t always the intention, as Snyder wanted to be a part of the franchise. However, stipulations forced him to create his own universe. Snyder had originally wanted to be part of the Star Wars franchise, but stipulations made him create his own universe.
“The sale
just happened…There was a window where, you’d never know what could be possible. I said, “I don’t want your characters.” I don’t want to do anything with any known characters, I just want to do my own thing on the side.’ And originally I was like, ‘It should be rated R!’ That was almost a non-starter…I knew it was a big ask, to be honest…But the deeper I got into it, I realised it was probably never going to be what I wanted.”Snyder added his intention for his upcoming movies was, “It was Seven Samurai in space,”
referring to Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 epic…“And a Star Wars movie was my original concept for it.” The link between Star Wars[of Lucasfilm to Disney] and
Rebel Moon will be obvious to many, as George Lucas took partial influence from the works of Kurosawa himself, namely 1958’s The Hidden Fortress.Here’s what viewers can expect with Rebel Moon, plot-wise: “A small peaceful colony on the outskirts of the galaxy is targeted by the insidious Imperium (embodied by a deliciously evil Skrein). But they won’t have to face the forces of darkness alone. A team of intrepid warriors will soon come to their aid and turn the tide against the interplanetary interlopers.” The cast includes Sofia Boutella, Djimon Hounsou, Charlie Hunnam, Michiel Huisman, and Anthony Hopkins as the voice of Jimmy, a robot with antlers.The first part of Rebel Moon arrives on Netflix on December 22nd, with a limited theatrical run also in the pipeline. And yes, there are already plans for The Snyder Cut
of both installments.Are you looking forward to Rebel Moon? What do you think Zack Snyder’s approach to a Star War
film would have been? Let us know below!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGg9Iw4Zhl0
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