07-10-2026, 11:10 PM
The movie is not for everyone who cannot adjust to drama taken to sand dunes far far away. But if you give it a go and catch the basics of the drama, it's actually quiet straight forward and easy to understand (except for fictional things that can often remain a mystery which requires an author to explain).
What makes great movies great is that they're written as a story and not just a movie.
If part one and two got you interested, then it's for you.
The part that I missed at first is why they use air snorkels. Well, they're not breathing extra oxygen, they're collecting their own exhaled moisture as an adaptation to the planet's environment meant to reuse majority of their water.
If I would get something stuck up my nostrils, I would lose water through my eyes..
I think Zendaya acts well to not put you out of immersion. The main dude going nuts is questionable, but how else do you bend character behaviour for the plot. Will this be a movie about a guy going nuts, or perseveering for one in a million outcome? - I think that's where the interest lies.
Overall the cast is solid from the start - with popular actors and actresses. Likely very anticipated by ladies, they seem to love this movie franchise for it's emotional rollecoaster. For guys, it's likely slightly insane how characters lose themselves, but the original writer of "Dune (1969)" is a guy (Frank Herbert), so it still makes sense to watch. Although there's 20+ books of "dune universe" so this is by far not the last part, this is hollywood's "Fast and Furious" moment.
What makes great movies great is that they're written as a story and not just a movie.
If part one and two got you interested, then it's for you.
The part that I missed at first is why they use air snorkels. Well, they're not breathing extra oxygen, they're collecting their own exhaled moisture as an adaptation to the planet's environment meant to reuse majority of their water.
If I would get something stuck up my nostrils, I would lose water through my eyes..
I think Zendaya acts well to not put you out of immersion. The main dude going nuts is questionable, but how else do you bend character behaviour for the plot. Will this be a movie about a guy going nuts, or perseveering for one in a million outcome? - I think that's where the interest lies.
Overall the cast is solid from the start - with popular actors and actresses. Likely very anticipated by ladies, they seem to love this movie franchise for it's emotional rollecoaster. For guys, it's likely slightly insane how characters lose themselves, but the original writer of "Dune (1969)" is a guy (Frank Herbert), so it still makes sense to watch. Although there's 20+ books of "dune universe" so this is by far not the last part, this is hollywood's "Fast and Furious" moment.
- My anticipation 6/10 - keen to watch something different and already familiar.
- Production is 10/10, so definetely immersive type of movie which works with the flow of storytelling. Production guys are gold while acting and directing gets the credit.
- Logic - it's not that type of movie. Dragonfly helicopters are fine.
- Not a chick flick anymore, this is serious - guy got bald.