Zack Snyder's Star Wars Movie Pitch Is Being Made, Just Not In a Galaxy Far, Far Away

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Between his director’s cut of Justice League taking over HBO Max and Army of the Dead bringing a summer blockbuster to Netflix, Zack Snyder has had quite the year.

While the director has had his DNA intertwined with the DCEU for just about the entire past decade, Snyder had plans to tackle another famous franchise.

Snyder initially pitched a Star Wars film to Lucasfilm shortly after Disney acquired the studio in the early 2010s, but the "more mature" take on George Lucas's universe never got beyond the initial discussions.

It may not exist within the world of Skywalkers, but Snyder's Star Wars vision is coming to life.

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Zack Snyder's Star Wars pitch is finally seeing the light of day.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Justice League director is bringing his concept for a film set in a galaxy far, far away to Netflix. Titled Rebel Moon, Snyder's next project is described as an epic sci-fi fantasy that is being birthed out of Snyder's decade-old Star Wars pitch.

While Rebel Moon takes inspiration from Snyder's Star Wars pitch, the film has been heavily reworked in the years since he first brought the concept to Lucasfilm.

Snyder detailed that this movie will take inspiration from legendary director Akira Kurosawa as well as the world of Jedi and Sith.

“This is me growing up as an Akira Kurosawa fan, a Star Wars fan. It’s my love of sci-if and a giant adventure."

The film is set to follow a "peaceful colony on the edge of the galaxy" that meets trouble from "a tyrannical regent named Balisarius," forcing them to enlist the help of a mysterious woman en route to assembling a team of "warriors from neighboring planets" to defend their home.

Rebel Moon is currently being developed as a single motion-picture, but Snyder has much bigger aspirations for his sci-fi epic.

"My hope is that this also becomes a massive IP and a universe that can be built out.”

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