Zack Snyder breaks down the ending of his two-part sci-fi epic, Rebel Moon.
This Rebel Moon article contains spoilers.
At least a temporary one.
Balisarius (Fra Fee) is still emperor and Kora still has unfinished business with her treacherous father figure.
In the final scene of the movie, Kora and the remaining heroes stand tall.
Admiral Noble is dead (permanently this time?)
and the dreadnought has been destroyed.
This is a huge revelation for Kora.
Balisarius is still in power on Toa [the Motherworld planet].
We now know the princess is out there somewhere.
Shes 17, according to the timeline.
We have Bloodaxe and her cats, we have this [Veldt] group that we created.
Thats a big problem.
Its not going to happen in two movies.
So well see, Im optimistic, but well see.
I guess four makes sense.
We absolutely have the story all set, we did all that work.
We wrote a treatment for the movie so well see how we go ahead.
Once shes okay with the why of her, her sacrifice would be the most upsetting.
Now she feels, now she knows what its like to love and lose.
Were all gluttons for punishment in the end.
Basically, [the directors cuts have] giant scenes that arent in the PG-13.
It has a 20-minute opening sequence thats not in the PG-13.
Theyre both a full hour longer, so its six hours total.
Theyre very R-rated, theyre incredibly violent.
A lot of adult situations, Snyder teases.
But these are no mere extended versions, according to Snyder.
These new R-rated cuts take place in analternate universethat could eventually differ greatly from the PG-13 movies.
Theres a redesigned logo for the R-rated and the names of the movies are different.
Its stillRebel Moon1 and 2, but the actual subheadings are different, Snyder explains.
If you were to make another PG-13 movie Id jump off where [The Scargiver] left off.
They might actually start to split apart even more, so itd be an interesting dilemma.
Rebel Moon Part 2: The Scargiver is streaming on Netflix now.
