That won't be confusing at all.
Would highly recommend reading all of Frank Herbert's 6 novels. The last 2 books are the best arc in the series, along with the best character in the series.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
Welp, I've never read Children of Dune. I stopped after Dune Messiah. I am on a bit of a sci-fi reading streak right now, working through an old Alan Dean Foster novel titled Cachalot, then moving on to Project Hail Mary. After that I am planning a re-read of Dune Messiah. I suppose Children of Dune will follow. But at my reading rate, I have to wonder if I'll make it through CoD prior to the movie's release.
Really hoping for God Emperor and the Honored Matres arcs.Mega Lops said:
Don't see how we don't get a Dune 4 unless 3 is like 4.5 hours.
Josh Brolin has read the script for Dune: Part Three and says it's "super good." It's a worthy conclusion to the trilogy "in a big way." pic.twitter.com/H1KcqD87oR
— 𝐑. Å𝐥í | Secrets of Dune (@SecretsOfDune) August 7, 2025
if this really happens after the first two movies got delayed, it’s gonna feel like an absolute gift https://t.co/M7PN9q7bLt
— Paul Muad’Dib (@trygraptor) December 2, 2025
Timothée Chalamet on cutting his hair for ‘DUNE: PART THREE’
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) December 12, 2025
"There’s supposed to be a character shift. I’m playing 15, 20 years older. So we did a 3 millimetre haircut. And then the director wanted more 1.5, then we did 1."
(Via @TheGNShow) pic.twitter.com/hyQhhHf0H6
Not a chance Dune doesn’t budge. Barbenheimer was one thing, but the audience for these two are concentric circles of very different sizes, and Disney is going to extort its way onto occupying 90% of screens https://t.co/9DeSr8rtCj
— Siddhant Adlakha (@SiddhantAdlakha) December 24, 2025
One of these films will likely still change release dates depending on IMAX screens. Both films will want those IMAX screens for at least 2 weeks https://t.co/8C7wo8oEGW
— Jacob (@JacobFisherDF) December 23, 2025
This report is correct, @warnerbros is sticking their feet in the sand and refusing to move because "they were there first", but they will move. They have to move. Disney theatrical distribution is the gorilla, not them. WB just buying time until Dune is 100% sure to be ready. https://t.co/yEKqGmwRrC
— EmpireCity Box Office (@EmpireCityBO) December 24, 2025
Dune will premiere at Venice and open in theaters on October 9th is my guess https://t.co/Lub6hs0uxp
— david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) December 24, 2025
I mostly agree with @davidehrlich , but think the @dunemovie date will be Oct. 24th where the Jordan Peele film that never shot still sits. Would have a clean IMAX run all the way to Thanksgiving. @warnerbros would have to move the M. Night film, but that is not a dealbreaker. https://t.co/NZHtTqPGD5
— EmpireCity Box Office (@EmpireCityBO) December 24, 2025