Dune (2021)

Originally posted by ares834
Probably for the best if we ever want a sequel to be made.

fair point

Originally posted by Robtard
F**K! Shit! Piss!

also a fair point

Originally posted by ares834
Probably for the best if we ever want a sequel to be made.

a sequel was already planned anyway

plans ≠ greenlighting

this has to make a good deal of money for that happen

The delay is for the best.

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
fair point

also a fair point

😂

Yeah, for the book to be completed I think this is for the best. The young actors will age another year for the potential sequel, but that actually might work nicely.

I finished the book and loved it.

You will get to know interesting things outside because this saliva has also been reviewed.

Natalie Dormer has a tattoo on her left forearm that reads: "Fear is the mind-killer"

Just makes me love her even more <3

I think this was pushed back a few more weeks just to help avoid too much competition with the new James Bond. Which I'm fine with. This needs to be set up for as much success as possible.

October 22, 2021 is the release date now.

Originally posted by Robtard
October 22, 2021 is the release date now.

https://www.slashfilm.com/new-dune-trailer-and-footage-imax-theaters/

New trailer on the 23rd. You can also go watch it in IMAX

Looks dope, I just need the chick the cops cake after for to see it with &#128028; &#128029;

I am so ready to go nut all over the movie theater for this.

Haha me too. This film to wipe its ass with everything Disney Star Wars.

what if it's awesome, but everyone's too dumb to realize because of the two-part format. i fear the masses of f*cktards who will try to find every reason to pick it to pieces because they don't understand the full scope of the story due to the delayed conclusion

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
what if it's awesome, but everyone's too dumb to realize because of the two-part format. i fear the masses of f*cktards who will try to find every reason to pick it to pieces because they don't understand the full scope of the story due to the delayed conclusion

This will be the likely outcome. Most high concept sci-fi gets panned these days. Blade Runner 2049, Arrival, Westworld, Raised by Wolves, Annihilation. General audiences don't do too well with difficult stuff like thinking.

Left wing critics will no doubt complain about Paul being a "white savior."

I suppose it'll be their own fault if they fail to provide a satisfactory story with part 1, with a sufficient climax. it has to stand on its own as a film and entertain the uninitiated, not just stop short at some point of non-conclusion in a 100% adaptation and be like "to be continued". if not, it would be the intimate failure of dune in cinema by failing to get the sequel green lighted. it'd be known as "half dune", or maybe "du"

*ultimate failure. not intimate. thanks again autocorrect -_-

The film is covering roughly half of the first book. Hopefully it will still be a self contained story incase we don't get part 2.