The studio almost went with "It's Dune-in' time!" but changed it at the last minute.Chipotlemonger said:It certainly doesn't need that caption "Long live the fighters". Blegh. Other than that I like it.Sea Speed said:
I dont care for that poster
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Will Smith wouldn't like that joke.TCTTS said:
Pugh, so distraught over Spilner's rejection, went full Britney Spears and shaved her head this weekend…Feast your eyes. Florence Pugh strikes a pose on the steps of the #MetGala carpet.
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Zeke1995 said:The studio almost went with "It's Dune-in' time!" but changed it at the last minute.Chipotlemonger said:It certainly doesn't need that caption "Long live the fighters". Blegh. Other than that I like it.Sea Speed said:
I dont care for that poster
Dune 2: "Look Who's Talking Now!!"
DUNE 2: Pugh 2.5/10. [/Spilner]
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Burying the lede that Dune: Part Two has Christopher Walken's first major role in a Hollywood movie since 2014's Jersey Boys. Can't believe he's gonna be in IMAX wearing some ridiculous costume. This should be the #1 source of excitement about the whole thing.
— Nick Newman (@Nick_Newman) May 2, 2023
Austin Butler looks absolutely terrifying as Feyd. Such an awesome and horrible character.
Happy Dune Trailer Eve. Will premiere in the emded below, exactly 12 hours from now, at 11 AM Central…
Here's a fan made one.Sea Speed said:
I dont care for that poster
Morning folks. It's the day!
Yep. Looks awesome. Can't wait.
Just hook it to my veins!!!!!
Double down on the soundtrack, awesome.
I had clicked on TCTTS's embed link and then opened other program windows, worked, had a meeting, phone calls...then music started playing and I couldn't figure out where in the hell it was coming from. It was the countdown on that link still actively running in the background.
Any chance we get a theatrical rerelease of Part 1? Maybe with some extra footage?
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I'm hyped. Part 1 got only better for me after every viewing. I think it's so slept on.
I only saw it once..Need to change that.Head Ninja In Charge said:
I'm hyped. Part 1 got only better for me after every viewing. I think it's so slept on.
Would love an IMAX double feature on premier night.AliasMan02 said:
Any chance we get a theatrical rerelease of Part 1? Maybe with some extra footage?
If Gurney isn't holding a pug in one hand and a machine gun in the other in this one, we riot.
Finally had a chance too watch, and... holy sh*t.
First of all, props to a studio - Warner Bros, in this instance - at last, for releasing a trailer online to the masses in the IMAX ratio. This is a first that I can recall, and it looks GLORIOUS. Every studio should be doing this for every IMAX movie.
Secondly... after having watched the first movie more times than I can count, it's so surreal to be seeing *new* imagery and hearing *new* dialogue from this world. Especially when it all looks and sounds *this* incredible.
I absolutely cannot wait for this movie, easily my most anticipated of the year, and this first trailer certainly does not disappoint (and was also, thankfully, longer than I was expecting).
First of all, props to a studio - Warner Bros, in this instance - at last, for releasing a trailer online to the masses in the IMAX ratio. This is a first that I can recall, and it looks GLORIOUS. Every studio should be doing this for every IMAX movie.
Secondly... after having watched the first movie more times than I can count, it's so surreal to be seeing *new* imagery and hearing *new* dialogue from this world. Especially when it all looks and sounds *this* incredible.
I absolutely cannot wait for this movie, easily my most anticipated of the year, and this first trailer certainly does not disappoint (and was also, thankfully, longer than I was expecting).
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(and was also, thankfully, longer than I was expecting).
Every time that vocal chant hits...
Bless the Maker
Yes, this looks fantastic. Easily my second most anticipated movie this year (behind Indiana Jones, my favorite movie character and that movie looks to be closer to Raiders and Last Crusade than Doom or Skull).
But, I never had any doubt about DV adapting one of the best sci-fi books ever written. He did great work on the Blade Runner sequel, as well as Arrival. Then along comes Dune Part One. With perhaps one notable exception (dinner sequence), he nailed that book with the movie. This trailer shows that he has continued his firm grasp of the source material.
But, I never had any doubt about DV adapting one of the best sci-fi books ever written. He did great work on the Blade Runner sequel, as well as Arrival. Then along comes Dune Part One. With perhaps one notable exception (dinner sequence), he nailed that book with the movie. This trailer shows that he has continued his firm grasp of the source material.
i have quite the opposite reaction. Besides Chalmet being a terrible Paul, the vocal Arabic noise is just filler that screams "hey, we can't figure out what sound goes here and we are afraid of uncomfortable silence because it makes the studio heads nervous, so we are going to put some canned Arabic chanting in here."Brian Earl Spilner said:
Every time that vocal chant hits...
Visually, it all looks stunning but the whininess of Paul, poor casting in key roles and simplified dialogue that comes across as downright cringey really detract from this project.
Looks like another streaming movie for me; not worth the effort of the going to the theater.
If I can be impartial for a sec, this movie wouldn't move the needle for me at all as it looks like a run of the mill sci-fi joint, but it happens to be my favorite sci-fi story so I do pay close attention to how well (or not well as is the case) this adaptation is going.
That's not canned. It's all recorded by Zimmer specifically for the movie.
I don't love the Feyd-Rautha look. I get that they're trying for a continuity in the Harkonnen look, but Feyd-Rautha is supposed to be incredibly charismatic and this makes him look like a cross between Uncle Fester and the dude from Powder.
Sorry, that's got the look of an all time great classic, worthy of the book, and part one was good enough to support that.
David Happymountain said:i have quite the opposite reaction. Besides Chalmet being a terrible Paul, the vocal Arabic noise is just filler that screams "hey, we can't figure out what sound goes here and we are afraid of uncomfortable silence because it makes the studio heads nervous, so we are going to put some canned Arabic chanting in here."Brian Earl Spilner said:
Every time that vocal chant hits...
Visually, it all looks stunning but the whininess of Paul, poor casting in key roles and simplified dialogue that comes across as downright cringey really detract from this project.
Looks like another streaming movie for me; not worth the effort of the going to the theater.
If I can be impartial for a sec, this movie wouldn't move the needle for me at all as it looks like a run of the mill sci-fi joint, but it happens to be my favorite sci-fi story so I do pay close attention to how well (or not well as is the case) this adaptation is going.
As a book reader I thought it was interesting for sure. However with all things DV I give a huge benefit of doubt.Claude! said:
I don't love the Feyd-Rautha look. I get that they're trying for a continuity in the Harkonnen look, but Feyd-Rautha is supposed to be incredibly charismatic and this makes him look like a cross between Uncle Fester and the dude from Powder.
You realize the books have a ton of Arabic undertones to it right? The music fits it perfectyl
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