The dummy's guide to Dune: how to follow Frank Herbert's tortuous masterpiece
Can’t tell your stillsuit from your sand worms? Fear not – this is everything you need to know about Frank Herbert’s epic, on screen and off
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Can’t tell your stillsuit from your sand worms? Fear not – this is everything you need to know about Frank Herbert’s epic, on screen and off
Timothée Chalamet leads a sterling cast in Denis Villeneuve's sandy science fiction epic. Film review by Demetrios Matheou
Denis Villeneuve’s long-awaited adaptation of the cult sci-fi novel Dune is a visual feast, with stars Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Oscar Isaac, Rebecca Ferguson, Jason Momoa, Josh Brolin, and more all strongly suiting their roles. But this film, titled Dune: Part One, spends most of its runtime on world-building, leaving most of its questions open for the future. In theaters and on HBO Max Oct. 22, 2021.
Frank Herbert’s seminal sci-fi novel “Dune” has long seemed unadaptable. Director Denis Villeneuve gives it another go with an epic that's long on style and short on character development, according to film critic Clint Worthington.
Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica and Oscar Isaac as Duke Leto in 'Dune.' Chiabella James/Warner Bros. Pictures Denis Villeneuve's new "Dune"