“Dune” is enormous in both scale and ambition, and sports some of the best visuals ever put to screen, even if the narrative leaves newcomers feeling confused and disconnected. It’s a little too pretentious to be engaging story wise, but so well done visually it’s hard to not enjoy the experience.
“Dune” feels like a new entry as a grand cinema epic in the tradition of “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Cleopatra.”
Today, it is the legend. “Dune Part One,” Denis Villeneuve’s retelling of Frank Herbert’s seminal work, finally hits US theaters…
If God created Arrakis to train the faithful, so too did Denis Villeneuve with his film “Dune.” We can say…
We’re not going to be seeing the fairly important Spacing Guild navigators in the upcoming Warner Bros., Legendary Pictures release…
It is the legend- at long last, we faithful were treated to the first official trailer for Warner Bros. and…
Denis Villeneuve gives insight into the painful experience of not working closely with frequent collaborator, editor Joe Walker on completing “Dune.”
One of the things we are most looking forward to about the upcoming Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures release of…
If there is one bright spot that 2020 can possibly deliver us, it’s the upcoming film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s…
A brand new image of Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides from the upcoming “Dune” adaptation from this month’s Empire Magazine!
