With the news that Dune will release both on HBOMAX and theaters THE SAME DAY, I'm again asking for your help, together we are going to make a TASKFORCE to make sure DUNE will be a hit so we can get SEQUELS.
Here is the trailer:
m.youtube.com
Let's build the HYPE.
Release date is October 1st,2021 but it might change and release sooner now.
You sure you're not hbo max
No, I'm just a Dune fan that wants to see the trilogy Denis wants to make.
embarrassing
script got leaked
drive.google.com
Yeah, according to test screenings the movie ends with Paul and Jessica walking in the desert with the fremen and Chani saying something. Probably multiple endings to see where they start with the sequel.
dunenewsnet.com
I rarely go to the theaters but I will most likely go and see this in person. Denis Villeneuve's last few flicks have been dynamite.
Nigga just read the book.
I will not be assisting you in this endeavor. In fact, I will do my part to sabotage your efforts. News that DUNE2020 will be delayed and released on HBO is wonderful music to my ears. Inshallah, DUNC will peter out with no hype and quickly be forgotten. May we be mercifully spared sequel after sequel of Jason Memeoa Duncan clones. May the timmyfags weep and rend their clothes in the wilderness. Allah save us from Villeneuve's dishonest and dull, generic sci-fi adaptation! As for his gender and race-swapped Dr. Liet Kynes, a worn out shoe is my only comment.
PATHETIC
STOP THIS YOU COVIDIOT
Don't fret. Timmy is the lead and he's the new Leo. It'll break all the streaming records and we'll get part 2
That's what happens when you stan a super-star. You don't have to worry about anything
BUT user! WE HAVE TO WORK HARD ON IT!
First page of the script for the never released Paramount's Dune that would be directed by Peter Berg in 2010. I'm kind of relieved that this adaptation was never made, but it's an interesting part of Dune's history nonetheless. Credit to @DuneInfo on twitter. It's clear this adaptation was going to be very action heavy.
Thoughts?
I don't like Villeneuve's Dune world design, seems unimaginative and too brutalistic. The best book in the saga is God Emperor but I guess we'll never get to see kino of such magnitude one properly on the screen
I'm with you, but I don't see part two ever happening, at least not like it would've been without the coof. It isn't going to make enough money without theaters, and studios are going to be hesitant to invest a lot of money into any films until they know they have a profitable new business model.
This suck so badly.
cringe shill thread
There's no need, people are so horny for him
I'm glad Dune won't make any box office money. Fuck Villaneu for taking the meme bait and actually casting that garbage zoomer icon Zendaya, and fuck this movie.
KYS FAGGOT CHING CHANG CHONG KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS KYS
Shut up. With Timmy it'll still make 1 Billion
I HOPE SO. I WANT TO SEE SHADAM!!!
OH NO! we got too cocky, timmyfags
WE HAVE TO BUILD THE TASKFORCE TO MAKE DUNE A HIT
You will
I FUCKING HOPE SO. A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH I WANT TO SEE THE SARDAUKARS SO BAD BROS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
MUUUAAAAD....dib's...SPICY brain....
has always been celebrated for its prescience....
This is a jihad campaign....by Paul Atreides.......inspired....by a Bene Gesserit antecedent....
Moisture's collected in bottles and like the best campaigns it's Harkonnen hated so Paul Atreides....
>Mahdi!
HE'S SO INTELLIGENT BROS
What drew you to Frank Herbert’s novel? Why is this story—and sci-fi in general—interesting to explore now? Can you identify any parallels between Dune and the world of today?
>Timothée: There were three majorly appealing factors about Dune. One was the opportunity to work with Denis Villeneuve. I’m a huge fan of Denis’s films and was especially excited to take my first crack at a big-budget film with someone who is as adept at making indie cinema when you think of Incendies or Polytechnique. Second was the awesome importance of the source material, which is as detailed as the Bible in scope and deeply descriptive of the difficulties and sacrifices it takes to become a true leader. I think there are many contemporary parallels with the world we live in. Perhaps the most obvious would be the exploitation of our planet for crude financial gain, similar to how the Harkonnen exploit the planet Arrakis for its spice. In addition to processes like fracking or whaling, human processes like the creation of methamphetamines are highly destructive to local environments. The battle of tribes and cultures is unfortunately extremely pertinent to the world today. In the United States, 2020 has been a year of cultural and racial awakening, not to mention the tensions felt globally between cultures and nations that can even erupt into bloodshed and war.
>I also loved how impactful the book had been on so many of the movies we hold dear to our hearts today—films like Star Wars, Avatar, and probably some video games too, like Halo or Gears of War (although I can’t say for sure). And lastly was the opportunity to play the role of Paul Atreides—a young man who is thrust into a position of power and attention at a very early stage in life, with a terrible burden to bring forth the prophecy of his people, other people, and the whole universe! It’s a lot. So that was a joy to try to wrap my head around.
INTELLIGENCE AND BEAUTY
SO INTELLIGENT BROS
You have played characters set in the distant past, the recent past, and now in the distant future. Is there an age or an era that you would prefer to live in, other than the present? Why?
>Timothée: No, I am content being alive now, no matter how fucked up our political and societal present is. I think regardless of who you are, when you are tempted by the romanticism of the past, you forget how fucked up so much of it was. Take the worse state of health care as a banal example. Or, far more seriously, how the US was before the civil rights movement—and after it, for that matter, too.
What does it mean to go against the grain today?
>Timothée: Going against the grain is important when you can really identify what in your life or your art is negatively sapping you or if you can identify normative institutional patterns that are actually oppressive and need disruption or destruction. But to simply be a contrarian for the energy of it in a way can be reckless. Look at our last political administration and what a disaster it was, in part, because of the reciprocally admirative relationship between Trump and his supporters around triggering behaviors. In other words, being an asshole. I was thinking about that as Biden won this week. You saw people cry in the streets. How much was this country hurting emotionally because of the other side’s chosen troll avatar? We’ve been living through a cycle of spite.
just shup up and suck bro
This is good
Zendaya is an ugly ape
>DUNE will be a hit