Paul Atreides unites with the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the univers... Read allPaul Atreides unites with the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future.Paul Atreides unites with the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future.
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Paced to perfection, uniquely beautiful, thought-provoking, beyond thrilling, with unbelievable cinematography and flawless worldbuilding. Backed up by the best ensemble performance in a blockbuster since Fellowship of the Ring. An entire production on their A-Game.. it's an incredible technical achievement. Everyone on set was clearly aware they were working on something special. Denis Villeneuve's love for 'Dune' shines through every stunning frame. Part 1 of his adaptation was wonderful, but here he improves on it in every way. It just doesn't get better than this.
Enough good things have already been said about this movie, so I'll just point out the negatives:
1. All viallians feel quite weak, bland, and never seem to pose any real threat. Bautista's character is a joke, Baron isn't threatening, and the new villian (being called as good as joker by some people) also feels very generic. The *new abilities* that Paul gets also feel too convenient and easy to get.
2. Characters change a lot instantly, Jessica suddenly becomes this completely different character, and same goes with Paul.
3. I can see how it may have to be rushed in the movie format, but the pacing could've been better.
4. Paul is the prophesied prophet, and... That just happens with no surprises etc. In some ways, I think that was for the better, as it avoids the overdone struggling hero cliche, but I was prepared to feel tense for Paul, but never really felt that there was a reason to feel tense.
Overall, it's a solid 8/10, it is a technical masterpiece if you look at cinematography etc., but as a movie overall, it's just another 'good watch' which is well worth its time, and that's completely fine.
Overall, Dune: Part Two is an inspiring, visually stunning sci-fi spectacle and an incredible collision of myth, adventure, and destiny on a galactic scale. It's a fantastic piece of filmmaking, rarely seen in modern day cinema.
This movie takes the aspects of the first movie and improves upon them in almost every way possible, already writing itself into the books of greatest sequels of ALL TIME!!
Everything in this movie was TOP notch! Dennis Villeneauve proves why he is not only a master of Sci-Fi movies, but just filmmaking in general! This was a demonstration of power, in what you can achieve with filmmaking!
I beg you to watch this on the biggest and best screen you can find! This will be an experience that will stick with you forever!
I thought the real Blockbuster was dead.. but I was wrong! This is the cinematic experience i craved!
Now I am gonna watch this movie again, and maybe again! Then I am gonna read the books!
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- TriviaStellan Skarsgård's body makeup took 8 hours to apply and 2 hours to remove for every day of shooting. He didn't drink anything and took Imodium pills in order to avoid having to go to the bathroom during shooting days.
- GoofsDuring action scenes, the goggles Paul and the Fremen wear go from being on during wider shots, to being nowhere to be seen in closeups. One might think the visors on the goggles are retractable, but there are several shots in which Paul will have his goggles pulled down around his neck.
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Gurney Halleck: My lord, the great houses have answered. They refuse to honor your ascendency.
Stilgar: We await your orders, Lisan al-Gaib.
Paul Atreides: Lead them to paradise.
- Crazy creditsAt the start of the film, a Sardaukar priest chants "Power over spice is power over all" as a prologue as it is subtitled onscreen.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Project: Episode dated 26 February 2024 (2024)
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Written by Hans Zimmer
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- Duna: Parte Dos
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- $190,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $282,144,358
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $82,505,391
- Mar 3, 2024
- Gross worldwide
- $714,644,358
- Runtime2 hours 46 minutes
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