Zack Snyder, Film director and guy-who-spells-Zack-correctly, is out promoting his new Netflix film, Rebel Moon. But because heâs talked about Epicâs popular battle royale shooter Fortnite in the past, people keep asking him about the game and recently, someone wondered if he would be willing to direct a movie based on the franchise. According to Snyder, âof courseâ he would.
Rebel Moon is a gritty, space-adventure that is poised to set up a larger franchise for Netflix. Letâs check out what the critics are saying about Snyderâs newest movieâŠohâŠoh boyâŠouchâŠwellâŠuh⊠actually, letâs talk about something else and not that seemingly horrible film. Instead, Snyder has some thoughts on the world of Fortnite and making a live-action movie based on the ever-expanding free-to-play game heâs been enjoying for years.
As spotted by IGN, during a December 15 interview with Etalk, the film director behind Man of Steel, 300 and that Dawn of the Dead remake where the zombies run was asked if he would ever âwant to combineâ his two passions for filmmaking and playing Fortnite.
âI mean, of course,â Snyder quickly replied. He further added that he was trying hard to get skins based on Rebel Moon added to Fortnite, a game that is famous for its many brand crossovers. That didnât happen, but Snyder doesnât seem bitter about it and is still into the Fortnite universe.
âLook, Fortnite is an amazing world, and it is an amazing distraction for me,â Snyder said. âItâs really cool, and the alchemy that theyâve created there is really unique. When I started playing it I thought I knew what it was and then it was something entirely different.â
When playfully pushed by the interviewer about his vague answer, Snyder added: âYou definitely donât know. You definitely can never say never. Thatâs my mantra in this business.â
If Zack Snyder does end up making a Fortnite film, I will expect a big starring role for Rick and Mortyâs Mr. Meeseeks as that is, according to the filmmaker, the main skin he uses when playing the game. What a movie that will be.
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