Dune (Denis Villeneuve, October 1, 2021) Movie • Page 40

The biggest negative thing I have to say about this is sometimes the music drowned out the dialogue

 

Can't wait for tomorrow

 

It cuts and changes some stuff in the book too - various subplots and presumably some things that might not hold up so well.

 

im curious what specifically yall think hasnt held up well?

i havent read or watched

 

https://www.paulsturtevant.com/dune-eugenics-colonialism/

 

I get it's all about money but imagine making this movie and it ends like it does and no one ever gets to learn what the end of the story is lol (aside from reading the book)

 

damn

 

I'm sure it's all glossed over in the movie, but on this reread I'm definitely put off when it's like "we're breeding superior traits!" and "we have to exploit the natives!"

 

no, we don’t, so tell us goddammit

 

they could tell you but theyd have to charge

 

Our presales are prettyyy low for this. And it’s playing in some of all smaller auditoriums

 

You was a know the rest? Hey, buy the rights. How bizarre. How bizarre.

 

saw this last night. it was great for a lot of the reasons mentioned elsewhere, but (speaking for myself) i'm not sure if i can really authoritatively speak on it until i've watched part 2. shame i saw it in a regular theater

 

Waiting in the theater rn. Only the second time I've gone to the theater in a year

 

Dune: Part One all but surely will get a Part Two, hints Warner's CEO

I didn't realize hbo was doing a prequel series. Feeling good about part 2 but you'd think they'd be starting production so there isnt a huge gap.

 

was that the 2 and a half men theme

 

The Final Countdown I think

 

this fucking ruled

 

There are few books I’ve hated more than Dune… but this was pretty good.