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Zendaya's character, Chani, will be of great importance to the world of Dune according to a new sneak preview.
- We Got This Covered: Dune Director Says It Is Designed To Be Seen On IMAX
- We Got This Covered: Denis Villeneuve Wanted To Film Both Dune Movies At The Same Time
- SlashFilm: Dune Could Still Get A Sequel Even If It Underperforms Thanks To HBO Max
- MovieWeb: Dune 2 Will Happen If Enough People Stream Dune on HBO Max
- Twitch: Toronto 2021 Review: DUNE, A Handsome, But Stoic, Do Over
- Film School Rejects: ‘Dune’ Terminology 101: An Essential Glossary for the Uninitiated
Zendaya's character, Chani, will be of great importance to the world of Dune according to a new sneak preview.
- SlashFilm: Denis Villeneuve Wanted To Film Two Dune Movies Back To Back, But That Plan Got Axed
- SlashFilm: Dune Could Still Get A Sequel Even If It Underperforms Thanks To HBO Max
- MovieWeb: Dune 2 Will Happen If Enough People Stream Dune on HBO Max
- Twitch: Toronto 2021 Review: DUNE, A Handsome, But Stoic, Do Over
- SlashFilm: Daily Podcast: Chris Nolan's Next Film, The Penguin Spin-Off, And Will We See Dune Part 2?
- Film School Rejects: ‘Dune’ Terminology 101: An Essential Glossary for the Uninitiated
Perfectly timed with the release of the first three episodes, the opening scene of "Y: The Last Man" is now available on YouTube. The scene sets the table for the season to follow, introducing the characters' post-apocalyptic world in all its chaos, and letting loose Yorick Brown (Ben Schnetzer), the last biological man left on earth. At Yorick's side is the character already primed to steal the show, his pet monkey, Ampersand. Check out this exciting first look at "Y: The Last Man."The Opening Scene Of Y: The Last ManNot gonna lie, a world without men sounds pretty tempting...
In some corners of the internet (present company included), rampant excitement over the fact that a filmmaker as capable and qualified as Denis Villeneuve would be attempting to translate "Dune" to the big screen has steadily turned into concern over the fact that "Dune" has all the makings of being the exact opposite of a "Movies are back, baby!" billion dollar-grossing crowd-pleaser.As influential as the original Frank Herbert novel undeniably is, the target audience for the lore-heavy fantasy story has to be considered roughly on par with Villeneuve's last major project: "Blade Runner 2049.
- IndieWire: Denis Villeneuve Wanted to Film His Two ‘Dune’ Movies at the Same Time, but the Plan Got Axed
- Cinema Blend: Dune’s Denis Villeneuve Has A New Attitude About The Movie’s HBO Max Release
- SlashFilm: Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Dune (But Were Afraid To Ask) [TIFF 2021]
- Vulture: Dune Doesn’t Care If You Like It
- Coming Soon: Dune Featurette Teases Timothée Chalamet & Zendaya’s Chemistry
- Film School Rejects: TIFF 2021: ‘Dune’ is a Bombastic, Spectacle-Rich, and Incomplete Epic
- SlashFilm: Dune Could Still Get A Sequel Even If It Underperforms Thanks To HBO Max
- MovieWeb: Dune 2 Will Happen If Enough People Stream Dune on HBO Max
In some corners of the internet (present company included), rampant excitement over the fact that a filmmaker as capable and qualified as Denis Villeneuve would be attempting to translate "Dune" to the big screen has steadily turned into concern over the fact that "Dune" has all the makings of being the exact opposite of a "Movies are back, baby!" billion dollar-grossing crowd-pleaser.As influential as the original Frank Herbert novel undeniably is, the target audience for the lore-heavy fantasy story has to be considered roughly on par with Villeneuve's last major project: "Blade Runner 2049.
- IndieWire: Denis Villeneuve Wanted to Film His Two ‘Dune’ Movies at the Same Time, but the Plan Got Axed
- Cinema Blend: Dune’s Denis Villeneuve Has A New Attitude About The Movie’s HBO Max Release
- SlashFilm: Eternals Director Chloe Zhao Pitched Marvel Using Stills From Denis Villeneuve Movies
- IndieWire: TIFF Winners Jessica Chastain, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Denis Villeneuve Build Oscar Momentum
- Thompson on Hollywood: TIFF Winners Jessica Chastain, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Denis Villeneuve Build Oscar Momentum
- SlashFilm: Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Dune (But Were Afraid To Ask) [TIFF 2021]
- We Got This Covered: Jason Momoa and Dune’s Director Claim The Film Needs a Sequel In Order To Complete the Story
- Vulture: Dune Doesn’t Care If You Like It
- Coming Soon: Dune Featurette Teases Timothée Chalamet & Zendaya’s Chemistry
- Film School Rejects: TIFF 2021: ‘Dune’ is a Bombastic, Spectacle-Rich, and Incomplete Epic
We've got some good news and some bad news on the release date front. The good news is, "Mad Max: Furiosa," the long-awaited prequel to "Mad Max: Fury Road," has a new release date. The bad news is it's a whole lot further away than was previously expected. But in further good news for Stephen King fans, the new "Salem's Lot" movie has been given a rather appropriate release date by Warner Bros. as well.
- We Got This Covered: Mad Max: Furiosa Pushed Back Almost An Entire Year
- IndieWire: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Prequel ‘Furiosa’ Delayed One Year, Sets New 2024 Release
- IndieWire: 13 Vehicles from ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Are Going Up for Sale, Including Furiosa’s War Rig
- Coming Soon: Furiosa: Warner Bros.’ Mad Max: Fury Road Prequel Spinoff Delayed
- Cinema Blend: Anya Taylor-Joy's Mad Max Spinoff Furiosa Has Been Delayed
- Cinema Blend: As Malignant Hits Theaters, James Wan Has A Message For The Fans Watching On The Big Screen And On HBO Max
- SlashFilm: 'Salem's Lot Stealthily Adds King Adaptation Vet William Sadler, Already On Set
- SlashFilm: Oh What A Lovely Day: All The Mad Max: Fury Road Cars Are Going Up For Auction
- MovieWeb: Den of Thieves 2 Shoots Early Next Year, Will Be a Lot More Fun and Sexy
- MovieWeb: Thirteen Mad Max: Fury Road Cars That Survived Filming Go Up for Auction
Dune hasn't arrived in cinemas yet, but Denis Villeneuve is adamant that the second part will be made, and soon.
- SlashFilm: Dune Sequel 'Ready To Go' For 2022 If Greenlit, Says Director Denis Villeneuve
- We Got This Covered: Dune Star Compares The Sci-Fi Epic To Harry Potter
- IndieWire: ‘Dune’ Review: Denis Villeneuve’s Epic Spice Opera Is a Massive Disappointment
- USA Today: Review: Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic 'Dune' is a mixed bag of eye-popping sci-fi, lackluster storytelling
- Cinema Blend: Dune Reviews Have Arrived, Here's What Critics Have To Say About The Sci-Fi Epic
- We Got This Covered: First Dune Reactions Praise A Generational Sci-Fi Masterpiece
- Cinema Blend: Dune 2 Can Happen ‘Quite Quickly’ If The Studio Wants It, According To Denis Villeneuve
- We Got This Covered: Dune Director Says The Sequel Could Shoot Next Year
- Cinema Blend: The Dune Cast Had The Best Time As The Movie Finally Premiered
- Cinema Blend: Oscar Isaac Praises Dune As ‘Masterpiece’, And I Need To See It ASAP
- SlashFilm: Dune Review: Denis Villeneuve Delivers On Sensational And Spiritual Spectacle [Venice 2021]
- SlashFilm: Dune Was Inspired By Director Denis Villeneuve's Grandmother And A Certain Star Wars Scene
- SlashFilm: Take A Closer Look At The Intricate Costumes And Funky Nose Plugs Of Dune
- FirstShowing.net: Venice 2021: Villeneuve's 'Dune' is THE Blockbuster Event of the Year
- SlashFilm: Dune Director Denis Villeneuve Says His Interpretation Critiques The 'White Savior' Narrative
- SlashFilm: Here's The Dune Moment Director Denis Villeneuve Wishes He Could've Included In The Movie
- MovieWeb: Dune First Reactions Are Spilt, Critics Call It Both 'Brilliant' and 'Disappointing'
- MovieWeb: First Dune Clip Locks Timothee Chalamet in a Futuristic Knife Fight with Josh Brolin
- SlashFilm: Dune Director Denis Villeneuve On How You Design A Sandworm
Dune hasn't arrived in cinemas yet, but Denis Villeneuve is adamant that the second part will be made, and soon.
- SlashFilm: Dune Sequel 'Ready To Go' For 2022 If Greenlit, Says Director Denis Villeneuve
- We Got This Covered: Oscar Isaac Calls Upcoming Dune Adaption A Cinematic Masterpiece
- We Got This Covered: Dune Star Compares The Sci-Fi Epic To Harry Potter
- IndieWire: ‘Dune’ Review: Denis Villeneuve’s Epic Spice Opera Is a Massive Disappointment
- USA Today: Review: Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic 'Dune' is a mixed bag of eye-popping sci-fi, lackluster storytelling
- Cinema Blend: Dune Reviews Have Arrived, Here's What Critics Have To Say About The Sci-Fi Epic
- We Got This Covered: First Dune Reactions Praise A Generational Sci-Fi Masterpiece
- Cinema Blend: Dune 2 Can Happen ‘Quite Quickly’ If The Studio Wants It, According To Denis Villeneuve
- We Got This Covered: Dune Director Says The Sequel Could Shoot Next Year
- SlashFilm: Dune Review: Denis Villeneuve Delivers On Sensational And Spiritual Spectacle [Venice 2021]
- SlashFilm: Dune Was Inspired By Director Denis Villeneuve's Grandmother And A Certain Star Wars Scene
- SlashFilm: Take A Closer Look At The Intricate Costumes And Funky Nose Plugs Of Dune
- FirstShowing.net: Venice 2021: Villeneuve's 'Dune' is THE Blockbuster Event of the Year
- SlashFilm: Dune Director Denis Villeneuve Says His Interpretation Critiques The 'White Savior' Narrative
- SlashFilm: Here's The Dune Moment Director Denis Villeneuve Wishes He Could've Included In The Movie
- MovieWeb: Dune First Reactions Are Spilt, Critics Call It Both 'Brilliant' and 'Disappointing'
- MovieWeb: First Dune Clip Locks Timothee Chalamet in a Futuristic Knife Fight with Josh Brolin
- SlashFilm: Dune Director Denis Villeneuve On How You Design A Sandworm
This fall, Michael Myers will be slashing his way through Haddonfield yet again in "Halloween Kills." However, as we've seen in the trailer for the sequel to the 2018 canon-wiping franchise reboot, he's certainly seen better days. After being left to burn alive, Michael Myers gets to live another day when firefighters come to put out the blaze at Laurie Strode's makeshift fortress.
This fall, Michael Myers will be slashing his way through Haddonfield yet again in "Halloween Kills." However, as we've seen in the trailer for the sequel to the 2018 canon-wiping franchise reboot, he's certainly seen better days. After being left to burn alive, Michael Myers gets to live another day when firefighters come to put out the blaze at Laurie Strode's makeshift fortress.
