2021 Directed by Denis Villeneuve
Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet's exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence-a commodity capable of unlocking humanity's greatest potential-only those who can conquer their fear will survive.
Timothée Chalamet Rebecca Ferguson Oscar Isaac Josh Brolin Stellan Skarsgård Dave Bautista Sharon Duncan-Brewster Stephen McKinley Henderson Zendaya Chang Chen Charlotte Rampling Jason Momoa Javier Bardem David Dastmalchian Babs Olusanmokun Golda Rosheuvel Roger Yuan Benjamin Clémentine Souad Faress Seun Shote Neil Bell Oliver Ryan Stephen Collins Charlie Rawes Richard Carter Benjamin Dilloway Elmi Rashid Elmi Tachia Newall Gloria Obianyo Show All…
John Harrison Richard P. Rubinstein Thomas Tull Herb Gains Jon Spaihts Brian Herbert Byron Merritt Kim Herbert Tanya Lapointe Joshua Grode
Karl Probert Tibor Lázár Tom Brown Bence Erdelyi David Doran Sam Hudecki Gergely Rieger Borbála Debreczeni
Michael Lemon Brice R. Parker Maricel Pagulayan Paul Lambert Brian Connor Tristan Myles Lorna Barnshaw Dan Finnegan Alvaro Garcia Frédéric Gaudin Hamid Shahsavari Jonathan Bygrave Ryan Wing Shailesh Chibire
Roger Yuan Joseph Beddelem László Kiss Morgan Benoit Damien Bray Dave Judge Marek Svitek Gabor Toth Tom Struthers Levente Tamási Vi-Dan Tran János Oláh Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe Attila Ungvári Ferenc Berecz Iván Orsányi Lauren Okadigbo Rob de Groot Sean Morrissey Géza Kovács Béla Orsányi Péter Sokorai Chrissy Weathersby Ball Gáspár Szabó Abdellah Oukseh Sarah Michelle Attard Mónica López Mohamed Attougui Lajos Jarabek István Draco Markolt Gabor Szeman Zoltan Szanto Viktor Sokorai Norbert Kovács Abel Kocsis Gergö Horpácsi Eniko Fulop Kristof Belovai Gaspar Adam Jenei Csaba Jenei Attila Tsogtsaikan Narantsogt Girvan 'Swirv' Bramble Balázs Megyeri Kim Fardy József Kovalik Tibor Milos Krisko Gábor Perei Tomas Rydval Mihaly Gabor Dylski Miklós Szentváry-Lukács Andras Seregi Attila Mora Zoltan Molnar József Kovalik Jr. Máté Gyöngyösi Magdalena Šittová István Rubóczki Tarik Belmekki László Demény Gerda Fazakas Yoko Hamamura Yessenia Cossio Gyula Tóth Patrik Zana Gergő Hodur Tarick Hadouch Tibor Szauervein Miklos Ungvari Sam Trimming Szabolcs Tarnócai Ákos Szalai Ármin Somogyvári Tomás Sobotka Christopher Bogdanski Shore Róbert Rajkay Medhi Naji Sándor Mike György Kökényesi Adam Kocsis Nicholas Jooste Daniel Gerzsenyi Bela Gerner Csaba Erdõs Youssef Elhibaoui Ouadia Elaafou Aissa Ait Brahim Ádám Boros Ziad Azar
Mark A. Mangini Ron Bartlett Andy Malcolm Theo Green Sandra Fox Lee Gilmore Doug Hemphill Bob Kellough Christopher Bonis Mac Ruth Davi Aquino Dani Connor Wild
Jo Grover Eva von Bahr Rocky Faulkner Donald Mowat Love Larson Jutta Russell Sangeet Prabhaker Allan Cooke Daniel McGraw Niki De Jong Márta Antal Theodore Rowan Salisbury Judit Farkas-Arful Athina Sapanidis Kata Huszár
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got the 4D experience by forgetting to drink water today and watching this extremely dehydrated
not bad if u ever just feel like staring at the color orange and not feeling a single emotion for two and a half hours
crowd was dead silent for the entire film– except for when stephen mckinley henderson was on screen. everybody lost their damn minds. just absolutely constant screaming. throwing shit at the screen, taking flash photos. whole theater on beatlemania mode. large and loud boos the second he was off-screen, i couldn't even hear the dialogue. heard sniffling in the audience when stephen mckinley henderson's character offered his resignation, saw a father and son embracing in joy when oscar isaac turned it down. three rows started swag surfing when henderson's eyes rolled in the back of his head. when his name came up in the credits it was like we won the super bowl or some shit. i quitely asked my friends…
I'm sorry but I can't take Timothée Chalamet seriously, he looks like a guy who knows too much about TikTok
I will never watch any kind of making-of documentary or behind-the-scenes featurette about Denis Villeneuve’s Dune. I don’t want to know how this film was made. I prefer to believe the extremely convincing illusion that Villeneuve somehow traveled to the year 10,191 and documented the strange civilization he encountered. Dune is full of stylization and visual artistry, but the future it conjures feel so complete and tactile that some segments play like a documentary of the world to come — which is an especially impressive feat since that world involves giant sandworms that consume everything that passes through their sphincter-like maws.
Full review at ScreenCrush.
love love love when a blockbuster is almost all methodical worldbuilding instead of pew pew space fighting filler like yes girl give us EVERYTHING
Denis Villeneuve: you remember that movie Seven where Brad Pitt was asking what’s in the box?
Timothée Chalamet: oui
Denis Villeneuve: soo we’re gonna need you to put your hand inside it
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edit: a monumental cinematic achievement made with love and care the Frank Herbert's novel well deserves.
thank you Denis
