Unprecedented: Rebel Moon Shatters Zack Snyder's 12-Year Movie Record
Rebel Moon's standard cut is not only a record-breaking movie by Zack Snyder, but it also offers extended cuts that are sure to captivate audiences with their epic length Get ready for an immersive cinematic experience like no other!
Summary
Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire, the forthcoming space opera by Zack Snyder, is set to have a duration of two hours and 13 minutes, marking it as his shortest film since Sucker Punch back in 2011.
Extended versions of both Rebel Moon and its follow-up, The Scargiver, are currently in production. These versions will incorporate an additional 45 minutes to an hour of footage in each film.
The director's cuts will be given an R rating, permitting more intense violence, explicit language, and mature content. Snyder has expressed that these cuts will delve further into character development.
Zack Snyder's upcoming sci-fi film, Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire, is set to be his shortest movie since 2011. Originally conceived as a Star Wars pitch, the space opera will premiere on Netflix later this year. The first installment of a two-part saga, the film follows Sofia Boutella's character Kora, an enigmatic warrior who rallies the inhabitants of a secluded farming colony to revolt against a despotic ruler in the galaxy. Unfortunately, your browser does not support the video tag.
How Long Will Rebel Moon's Extended Cuts Be?
Ahead of Rebel Moon's release, Netflix has confirmed that the movie will have a runtime of two hours and 13 minutes. This marks a departure from director Snyder's previous works, as it will be his shortest film since Sucker Punch in 2011, which ran for only one hour and 50 minutes. Despite Rebel Moon being relatively shorter, there are plans for extended cuts of both films in the pipeline.
Earlier this year, Snyder announced that both movies would have alternative, extended versions integrated into their release plans. The exact timeframe for the availability of these extended cuts on Netflix is still unclear, but it shouldn't be too long after each movie's initial release. Regarding the additional footage included in the extended cuts of Rebel Moon, producer Deborah Snyder previously mentioned that each version would be around "45 minutes to an hour longer".
The duration of the standard version of Rebel Moon: Part Two – The Scargiver is yet to be determined, but it is anticipated that the extended edition of the first movie will span at least three hours. In terms of content, the extended cuts are expected to delve deeper into the numerous characters of the film. Snyder has previously clarified that the extended cuts enable him to explore various aspects of the story that wouldn't fit within the time constraints.
Furthermore, there will be a significant difference in age ratings between the two versions of the film. While the standard versions are rated PG-13, the Rebel Moon director's cuts have been confirmed as R-rated, granting the filmmaker the freedom to include more violence, explicit language, and other mature content.
Source: Netflix
