Snyder has just addressed the speculation surrounding the infamous portal shape in his film, Rebel Moon Part 1. In the first few scenes of the movie, an omniscient narrator delivers a monologue on destruction, and the portal, which has been the subject of much speculation, is visible.
People are expressing their opinions, referring to the portal as a vagina-shaped structure. This isn’t the first time Snyder has faced such allegations; similar claims arose during his work on DC’s Man of Steel, where individuals argued that spaceships bore resemblances to male reproductive organs.
Zack Snyder explains the intentional design choice of the portal in Rebel Moon, stating that it aligns with the mythology of how Mother World’s ships navigate space. The director assures that further exploration in the Rebel Moon saga will provide revealing context for the portal’s significance in folding space during long journeys.
Snyder hints at significant disparities between Rebel Moon’s theatrical release and the Director’s Cut, emphasizing a heightened sci-fi, deconstructive element in the latter. While exploring the juxtaposition of heavy metal aesthetics within an unconventional movie, Snyder appreciates the unique blend of violence and visual grandiosity.
He highlights the challenge of balancing niche and commercial appeal, ultimately promising that the Director’s Cut will be a more peculiar, personal, and bizarre experience compared to the mainstream version.
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