this clearly is only going to make 380 million

mature sci fi... thank you, Denis. thank you.

First one aint even finished yet. The wont shoot the second until they know how the firsr one did at the box office

lol I read the book and seen the Lynch film

I meant here as in the country me and rwina live in

oh lol

What country is that

Netherlands

Stop wishing ill on this movie

just watched the teaser in theaters

I always have this dilemma with movies based on books where I wonder if I should read the book or movie first.
Still think I'd rather go into this movie completely blind rather than read it now.

The teaser was great

Movie first, book second imo

some book readers get too caught up in comparing and forget to appreciate or judge something as it is

at least in Germany I know of like 3 dads of friends who are big fans of the film lol, and my dad had seen it too (tho not a fan). It's very 80s, so a lot of ppl who are nostalgic about that time love it, which doesn't just include the older generation nowadays.. but in the case of Dune it's mostly the older generation I think lol

reminder that this brilliant 3h fanedit exists which fixes a lot of the problems with Lynch's film and makes it much more convincing and psychedelic imo

when these jokes were fun>>>>>>>

They didnt show the teaser at my Tenet Imax screening, cocksuckers! Nobody seen it yet or why is it so quiet here? Dont wanna watch a low quality leak... but it's only three more days till trailer anyway

Well I guess I can share my thoughts on the teaser since I saw it during my Tenet screening:

It seems denis’ sense of slow pacing is being retained here because it does let a scene play out that’s feels as patient as BR2049 did. However, the lack of Deakins really shows here. The shots shown in the teaser don’t come even close to Denis previous works. I think it will probably still look good but it’s a massive step down from the days of Prisoners/Enemy/Sicario/BR2049

All in all, teaser pretty much tells me about those things and not much else. Hopefully the trailer does a more convincing job for its cinematography because so far the official stills and teaser haven’t interested me at all on that side of the filmmaking

Saw the Lynch film today, pretty cool

I'm curious for this one

I just saw it at my local cinema (didn’t show it at any cineworld / IMAX screenings)

S*** is f***ing glorious

Bummer to hear this because a big part of why the slow burn in BR2049 worked so well for me was because the cinematography was some of the best i have ever seen. Every shot was like a painting which made it rewarding to have a lot of drawn out shots

I'm still hopeful for Dune though, Villeneuve hasn't missed yet!

SOON