Zack Snyder already working on Rebel Moon: Part Three (Story)
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Look, I've already done drive-by on a few Snyder threads, I really don't like his films that much but I won't do it again lmao
That said, serious question, is the third one even happening at the moment? I've never, ever seen anyone talk about these. Are they big, ratings-wise?
That said, serious question, is the third one even happening at the moment? I've never, ever seen anyone talk about these. Are they big, ratings-wise?
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So, if the reception of Pt. 2 is the same as Pt. 1, they have no idea what they're doing right?
I guess the first one had 72 million viewers, which would put it somewhere around Netflix 40th film thereabouts, so it's not all bad. But I'm not sure the price really balances out the viewers, given that it's also very mid. Maybe they become progressively cheaper to make with each installment? Or Netflix asked him to at least prepare for the off chance that viewership doesn't drop dramatically with the second film this Friday.
FWIW I thought the first movie was enjoyable trash and will watch the second one to see how it ends, but not sure it's something I'd keep investing time in.
FWIW I thought the first movie was enjoyable trash and will watch the second one to see how it ends, but not sure it's something I'd keep investing time in.
300, Watchmen and Man of Steel were great movies. But the rest is extremely bad.
I could see the appeal for some people because of 300 or Watchmen. But Rebel moon is such a disaster! It's so pathetic in its execution.
Nobody else is reporting that Rebel Moon Part 3 has been "giving the green light." Snyder talking about working on a sequel in an interview is not the same thing as Netflix announcing that they have greenlit a sequel.
In an interview with Collider Snyder suggests that the third film has not been yet greenlit, though he hopes it will be (he encourages fans to give the film "a double thumbs up" on Netflix to show their support). Considering Collider is actually reporting on an interview they had with him instead of messily summarizing a Forbes interview, I'm going to go with them on this one.
Kind of like YouTubers that make shitty video essays "based" on other work that they regurgitate (and often get wrong), this sort of shows the danger of content mills that just republish news blurbs that carelessly rewrite the key bits of other media's actual reporting, and often get the details muddled. GameReactor reports: "Netflix obviously wants to strike while the iron is hot, which it chose to do by giving the green light to Rebel Moon: Part Three." Obviously? There is nothing in the original source that suggests that any of that has happened.
In an interview with Collider Snyder suggests that the third film has not been yet greenlit, though he hopes it will be (he encourages fans to give the film "a double thumbs up" on Netflix to show their support). Considering Collider is actually reporting on an interview they had with him instead of messily summarizing a Forbes interview, I'm going to go with them on this one.
Kind of like YouTubers that make shitty video essays "based" on other work that they regurgitate (and often get wrong), this sort of shows the danger of content mills that just republish news blurbs that carelessly rewrite the key bits of other media's actual reporting, and often get the details muddled. GameReactor reports: "Netflix obviously wants to strike while the iron is hot, which it chose to do by giving the green light to Rebel Moon: Part Three." Obviously? There is nothing in the original source that suggests that any of that has happened.
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Tbf they're both pretty low-budget movies for what you get. I think together they come to just over $160m so around $80m per movie from a big, well known director isn't a huge risk for Netflix.
300 was...OK but with some questionable stuff imo. The other two I've never actually watched since I'm not really into DC so I've only really seen 300 and the mess that is the rest of his output here and there. I think Sucker Punch was the film that made me really question who keeps funding his stuff most of all
At this point I'm not sure if anyone wants any movie from him.
I thought based on 300's homophobia, Zack would be scared of them :P
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Snyder said August in an interview recently
Based on how his films at Netflix have looked they aren't giving him a lot.
I think we need to stop giving Snyder any attention, maybe that way he will go away with his crappy movies.
