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In his deal with Netflix, Zack Snyder's original two-part sci-fi was greenlit with a guaranteed director's cut and free rein for the creative. The studio fully backed Snyder on his vision for this Star Wars-inspired space opera, landing him a stellar cast and two movies starting with Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire. Led by Sofia Boutella, Part One begins the journey on a rural farming planet on the far reaches of the galaxy, where a mysterious stranger known as Kora (Boutella) crash-landed. Over time she learns the local way of life, but her bloody past resurfaces when the tyrannical Regent Balisarius (Fra Fee) and his wicked Admiral Noble (Ed Skrein) discover Veldt has been selling their crops to a group of rebels. In order to stand up and fight against the Motherworld, Kora must venture off to bring together a band of fighters to lead the rebellion. Charlie Hunnam and Michiel Huisman both play a part in the revolution against the Motherwold's armies as Kai, a mercenary pilot, and Gunnar, a Veldt farmer who assists Kora on her scouting mission. During their interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub, the duo reveal which “spectacular“ scene they're most excited for audiences to see and discuss Boutella as a kickass lead. They also talk about the full creative control Snyder had over his vision for Rebel Moon, which projects made them the most anxious before filming, and how Hunnam got Back to the Future'd. #CharlieHunnam #MichielHuisman #RebelMoon For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL
