Will it suck? Why or why not?
Villeneuve's Dune
Bentley Moore
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Andrew Phillips
>Why
Being the origin of space opera cliches, your average moviegoers will think this is just a ripoff of Star Wars or even GoT.
>why not?
Denis' direction will awe people as always, and even Yea Forums will discuss it for years while waiting for Dune part 2.
Zachary Russell
The twink playing Paul hasn't read the book and stated he only took the part because his agent told him it would make him famous "like leo", who he idolizes. That's not a very Muadib attitude. I fear he won't be able to deliver an adequate performance, let alone carry the film.
Bickering over casting choices aside, I'm interested in seeing how they portray the technology or the Dune universe.
Elijah Turner
>zoomers think Leo is a great actor
Kayden Cook
>Yea Forums will discuss it for years while waiting for Dune part 2.
I think this is an error. The movie should definitely be divided into two parts, however I object to releasing them a year apart. They should be released at the same time. When you buy a ticket, it should be for the double feature, however you can redeem your ticket however you like, so you could watch both parts back to back, or over a weekend, or even a month apart.
Eli Gutierrez
The zoomer twink views Leo as a *famous* actor. I think that fame is what he seeks. Like I say, unbecoming of an Atreides Duke.
Brody Lewis
Yeah, will they go full baroque like Lynch, or a more subdued industrial one like 2049?
Sadly that won't happen with Chinese funds from Legendary.
Carter Nguyen
>The twink playing Paul hasn't read the book
Factually wrong. He praised the book many times rereading it and claimed how he absolutely loves acting parts with literary source material.
Luis Young
But that's exactly Muad'Dib's hubris, which is why he refused the Golden Path.
Jacob Wright
already seeing some major red flags with the casting choices. they should be casting relatively unknown actors who will pour their heart and soul into the project. instead they're bringing on actors who probably won't even bother reading the book and will just go through the motions to collect their paychecks.