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One of the most popular directors in the world, Zack Snyder is known for titles like “300”, “Watchmen”, and “Justice League”. His films revel in slow-motion action sequences, grand operatic themes, and a dark, brooding aesthetic.
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Rebel Moon [Credit: Netflix]In 2023, Snyder brought his vision to the world of science fiction with “Rebel Moon” and then its sequel “The Scargiver.” While Rebel Moon promised a sprawling space adventure, critical reception was mixed at best. Given the underwhelming reviews of the duology, rumors had been running of the series shutting down. However, an industry insider recently debunked this particular rumor.
There Are No Changes In Plans ForRebel MoonAfterThe Scargiver
Set on a peaceful moon named Veldt,Rebel Mooncenters on a farming colony threatened by the tyrannical forces of the Motherworld. Led by the ruthless General Belisarius, the Motherworld’s military, the Imperium, descends upon Veldt, seeking to exploit its resources and subjugate its people.
Facing this insurmountable threat, the desperate colonists turn to Kora, a young woman with a mysterious past. Tasked with recruiting warriors from across the galaxy, Kora embarks on a desperate mission to assemble a ragtag resistance force and defend Veldt from the Imperium’s onslaught.
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The world of the story is too big to fit inside just a couple of projects. The first two movies were released just a few months apart and there are already plans to make more. AsperThe Hollywood Reporter,the script of the third movie was in the works before the second was released.
However, with themixed receptionofRebel Moon: Part Two – The Scargiver,rumors of the series being scrapped have been doing rounds. Industry insider Daniel Richtman recently took to X to clarify that no such statement has been made by any person associated with the film.
Never said a word about Rebel Moon anywhere.https://t.co/ZPK91PXP1i
— Daniel Richtman (@DanielRPK)June 29, 2025
Thus, it is safe to assume that Zack Snyder’sRebel Moonis not going anywhere anytime soon. Fans will get to see more of it in the upcoming years until Netflix itself shelves it off.
How Many Movies WillRebel MoonHave?
Rebel Moon‘s writer Kurt Johnstad shed some light on the future of the franchise in an interview withScreenrant.He revealed that the series was initially conceived as a trilogy of movies and the first movie was then split into two parts –A Child of FireandThe Scargiver,both of which are currently streaming on Netflix.
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According to him, the series will have a total of six movies, which is essentially a trilogy being split into two movies each. He also revealed that Snyder had started working on the script of the third movie.
“So when I say six movies, it’s really a trilogy with each movie being two parts. That’s how we’re thinking of it now. But, again, a lot of things have to happen…. But that’s what we want to do. We want to give fans six movies or a trilogy in two parts each…. Actually, Zack has already started writing because he’s like that. I think he’s already written the first thirty pages of movie three.”
Snyder then provided some more clarification in an interview withRadiotimes.He revealed that the series will be four or six movies depending on whether they will split the other two movies of the trilogy as they did with the first one. Besides the new movies, the director’s cut forA Child of FireandThe Scargiverare set toreleasesomewhere around August 2024.
Piyush Yadav
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Piyush Yadav is a young and cheerful writer from India. Wrestling, Movies, TV and Gaming - He loves all things entertainment. From WWE matchups to the Hollywood news, he has been exploring these worlds for more than two years to create informative and engaging content. Balancing his passion for writing with his pursuits of Chartered Accountancy, Yadav aims to provide a fun read to a wider audience.
