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Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeThe first reactions to Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two are rolling in, with critics hailing the long-awaited sci-fi sequel as a “riveting, action-packed epic”.That was the verdict of Inverse editor Hoai-Tran Bui, who wrote on social media: “Dune: Part Two is a triumph. Even more immense than the first, but much more intimate — Denis Villeneuve manages to streamline the more…

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Los Angeles, Feb 10 (AP) Denis Villeneuve doesn't feel like he came back to Arrakis for “Dune: Part Two”. In his mind, he never left. HT Image The sequel, which opens in theatres on March 1, is the culmination of a six-year filmmaking journey, preceded by 40 years of dreaming about it. And it's one that Christopher Nolan has already compared to “The Empire Strikes Back”. Experience Delhi’s rich history through a series of heritage walks with HT! Participate Now Realising Frank Herbert's novel for the big…

With Dune: Part Two about to hit theaters, it’s easy to forget a time when that wasn’t a certainty. When the first film was released in 2021, it was advertised as just “Dune.” Some fans knew it was only the first half of Frank Herbert’s book, made and released with a hope and a prayer that, if it was a success, the second half would come out later. But most moviegoers did not. They probably expected the full story and only got a taste.Spoilers of the Week April 24-29In choosing to make only half of the story, there was a…

Dune: Part Two is a little over a month away, and fans are still hoping there’s more films to come. Director Denis Villeneuve’s been quite about his desires to adapt the book’s immediate sequel, Dune Messiah. And while those plans haven’t changed, it sounds like he’ll step back from the series before giving that one a proper go. Spoilers of the Week April 24-29In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Villeneuve talked about wanting to “settle down a little bit” after Part Two. The first two Dune films were made…

The WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes brought the entertainment industry to a halt, affecting a number of TV and film projects. Dune: Part Two was delayed since the cast couldn't do press, and will now be released in March. Director Denis Villeneuve has also expressed interest in a third movie, but how long does he intend to keep the franchsie going? Here's the latest from the acclaimed filmmaker.What we know about Dune 2 includes the new cast, and the fact that the stakes are seemingly going to be much higher the second time…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeDenis Villeneuve has shared his thoughts on a third Dune film ahead of the sequel’s release in March. The 56-year-old filmmaker has previously expressed interest in making a third Dune movie based on Frank Herbert’s follow-up novel Dune Messiah. Warner Bros has not yet confirmed “Dune 3,” but Villeneuve has said it would be his final instalment in the franchise. “Dune Messiah should be…

Dune: Part Two, one of the most anticipated movies of 2024, isn't even out yet, but director Denis Villeneuve already has his eyes set on the potential third chapter of the sci-fi epic.Villeneuve's 2021 film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s original 1965 tome features Timothée Chalamet as Prince Paul Atreides, the man who unites with the Fremen people in battle against the evil Harkonnen empire He's leading a star-studded Dune cast that includes Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Josh Brolin and Dave Bautista, among others. The…

It’s been Denis Villeneuve’s plan since day one: adapt Frank Herbert’s epic sci-fi novel, Dune, in two parts, and then bring the story of Paul Atreides to a close with an adaptation of the follow-up, Dune Messiah. He’s been saying that since before the release of Dune: Part One but, at that time, it was more a dream than reality. With each passing day though, that dream moves closer to reality, even if it’s going to take longer than fans might expect.Zillow Says You’ll Buy Your Next House With… AI? | AI Unlocked“ being…

Few directors capture the unnerving, unmoored state of being an expat as effectively as Claire Denis. Disengaged from their roots, her shiftless wanderers and opportunists are drawn to unaccustomed behaviours – obsessive, reckless, self-destructive impulses that marinade unchecked while her characters focus on the business of being an outsider in a strange land. It’s true of Chocolat, her debut film; of Beau Travail and of White Material, all of which unfold in Africa. To a certain extent, it applies to her sci-fi picture…