After almost three years,
the highly anticipated science fiction sequel to 2020 one's Dune
is arriving in theaters
and the only question that remains,
is it to approve
this world is beyond cruelty.
You've been fighting the hurricanes for decades.
My family's been fighting them for centuries.
They were massacred
alongside my father.
Based upon the second half of Frank Herbert's seminal book Dune.
Part two picks up immediately following the events of the first Paul Atras
and his mother, Lady Jessica must learn the ways of the fremen.
If they are going to survive the harsh desert of
Arak,
don't try to impress
anyone
and enact revenge on the Harkonen
for the murder of Paul's father, Duke Leto.
But when Paul begins to become intertwined with
an ancient prophecy of a Messianic savior,
can he enact his justice without losing himself?
There are times in life when you are watching
a movie and the thought crosses your mind.
Oh, my goodness.
I'm watching a masterpiece. Way before the credits even start.
That is how I felt with Doom part two
director Denny
Vno
has expertly illustrated the power of science fiction to
take these fantastical concepts and tell a deeply compelling
story that speaks to our humanity on some level.
Not only has he done that,
but he's now alone past the bar in
how filmmakers should craft a modern day blockbuster.
Despite do part two's residency in a far away world like Baracus,
the themes present are all far too human
and that
is what makes it good.
The dangers of zealotry,
the thirst for revenge and the pull between love and
duty are all encompassing in the cinematic tour de force
Hans Zimmer score will pulsate through your veins. Like spice itself.
Each frame of Greg Frazier's cinematography, a painting to be admired.
The sound work shaking the marrow in your bones.
It's a beautiful symphony of sensory overload on a
scale that rivals the Hollywood epics of old.
I haven't even touched on some of the great performances from the film.
Like an emotionally poignant Zendaya, a terrifying Austin butler,
a charming and yet zealous Javier Bardem
and of course, the towering lead performance from Timothy Shami
who commands the screen. I literally cannot stop thinking about this movie
like Top Gun Maverick or Oppenheimer from last year.
See this film on the biggest screen possible.
I know I will
again,
I'm giving this film an easily deserved to approved.
You can see it only in theaters.
I
just love how you stayed in character, but
I,
I was,
I
was
on
y'all, I had no
otherwise I would have shriveled up without moisture guys
you tell everyone that,
that's important in
the part of the movie that ensures that they
have enough moisture because Arak is such an arid planet
that such a, uh devoid of almost all water, water is life on that planet.
But regardless I, this is my favorite
of this year so far. Well, you only got one nostril in. So that's why
I was worried for you. Oh, really? I thought it was two. It's only one.
It's trendy, it's trendy, it's trendy.
OK. I do got to say about the film.
You compared this to Top Gun Maverick, which was a very big hit. Last
Oppenheimer.
Oppenheimer, this won't be the biggest hit financially because I think Claire,
you were saying like I was confused by the last one and that's fair.
June is a very dense science fiction property. But when it comes to science fiction,
the best science fiction can really make you
care about the characters and find the humanity and
teach us about ourselves in a way as foreign as it may be in a concept.
But the humanity is what should shine through and
dune part two does really good at that.
And so this is going to be in theaters,
theaters tonight. So
this weekend
if you want to
walk,
run,
run, you ride a giant sand worm. I love