Unless you’re sufficiently up on Frank Herbert’s 1965 sci-fi classic to know your Sardaukars from your Bene Gesserit, your crysknife from your hunter-seeker, chances are you’ll be glazing over not too far into’s attempt to tame the notoriously difficult novel about an interstellar empire at war over control of a precious natural resource has no lack of cinematic spectacle — from its
majestic landscapes to its monumental architecture, nifty hardware and impressive spacecraft. It also benefits from a charismatic ensemble led by Timothée Chalamet in intensely swoony form as the young messiah who might lead the oppressed out of tyranny. But it doesn’t quash the frequent claim that the book is unfilmable. At least not in part one of what is being billed as a two-part saga.
DavidCRooney1 I’m fine with this review… keeps my expectations in check amidst all the hyperbole. I will be there IMAX opening night in any case
DavidCRooney1 Stfu mfs
DavidCRooney1 It’s not a 6 hr movie FGS he can’t do everything
DavidCRooney1 You have some agenda against the movie like Variety Why are you all continuously spreading negativity around dune
DavidCRooney1 As I said not going to buy a word of your review for Dune
DavidCRooney1 Hitchcock had his critics too.
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