Dune (2021): Official Trailer
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Talyn
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I just say the first trailer on that. It might be his last movie according to an interview.
Bassbob
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Well he is 91.
Sound good.
Talyn
SAINT
Review from a non-Dune reader.
Talyn
SAINT
Saw the movie this afternoon in IMAX.
Definitely a reimagining/directors take on the first book/original movie & dramatic.
Compared to the first movie this one is labeled Part 1 & finishes with the Paul & his mom escaping & first meting the Fremen.
Frank Herbert would be pleased with this version.
Definitely a reimagining/directors take on the first book/original movie & dramatic.
Compared to the first movie this one is labeled Part 1 & finishes with the Paul & his mom escaping & first meting the Fremen.
Frank Herbert would be pleased with this version.
More info on Dune:
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collider.com
OK, so, my daughter and I both really liked it.
I really liked Josh Brolin's Gurney Halleck. I couldn't tell if she was more smitten by that large hunk of a man Momoa or the dreamy Chalamet.......
She's only seen one of the extended-versions (my preferred - the illustrated, voiced-over prelude) of the 1984/Lynch. I've seen several Lynch versions and read the first three books. I want to say that I also caught the Y2K miniseries, but like Gandalf, "I have no recollections of this place."
That said, I couldn't help myself but laugh when my student declared that "they spent 2 and 1/2 hours to go through 2 plot points....."
And for the entire day after we saw it, my daughter and I made fun of each other by randomly breaking out into "woman singing lament" whenever we caught each other doing something which could be done in a dramatic, slow-motion manner.
I really liked Josh Brolin's Gurney Halleck. I couldn't tell if she was more smitten by that large hunk of a man Momoa or the dreamy Chalamet.......
She's only seen one of the extended-versions (my preferred - the illustrated, voiced-over prelude) of the 1984/Lynch. I've seen several Lynch versions and read the first three books. I want to say that I also caught the Y2K miniseries, but like Gandalf, "I have no recollections of this place."
That said, I couldn't help myself but laugh when my student declared that "they spent 2 and 1/2 hours to go through 2 plot points....."
And for the entire day after we saw it, my daughter and I made fun of each other by randomly breaking out into "woman singing lament" whenever we caught each other doing something which could be done in a dramatic, slow-motion manner.
Annihilator
Emissary
Sorry to say I didn’t care for the first one, and I really didn’t like the new one, sorry, just finished watching it on HBOMax tonight
The Night Rider
Professional
There are some books that you just never have been made into movies
Snake45
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In the meantime, if you have Netflix, I thoroughly recommend A Man Called Otto with Tom Hanks. It was SO good that as soon as I finished it, I immediately watched it again.
If you liked Clint Eastwood's Grand Torino, this is actually a "kinder, gentler" version of that and it's hilarious and heartwarming. Tom Hanks even seems to be channeling Eastwood in the scene where he's teaching Marisol how to drive. I laughed so hard I thought I might pee on myself.
If you liked Clint Eastwood's Grand Torino, this is actually a "kinder, gentler" version of that and it's hilarious and heartwarming. Tom Hanks even seems to be channeling Eastwood in the scene where he's teaching Marisol how to drive. I laughed so hard I thought I might pee on myself.
Annihilator
Emissary
In the meantime, if you have Netflix, I thoroughly recommend A Man Called Otto with Tom Hanks. It was SO good that as soon as I finished it, I immediately watched it again.
If you liked Clint Eastwood's Grand Torino, this is actually a "kinder, gentler" version of that and it's hilarious and heartwarming. Tom Hanks even seems to be channeling Eastwood in the scene where he's teaching Marisol how to drive. I laughed so hard I thought I might pee on myself.
