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Poll Dune Part 2 (2024) Spoiler/Rating Thread

Rating?

  • A+

    Votes: 18 34.6%
  • A

    Votes: 20 38.5%
  • A-

    Votes: 6 11.5%
  • B+

    Votes: 2 3.8%
  • B

    Votes: 3 5.8%
  • B-

    Votes: 2 3.8%
  • C+

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • C

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • C-

    Votes: 1 1.9%
  • D+

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • D

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • D-

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • F

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    52
At this point I feel more like the opposite, but I need to wallow in the second film some more when it hits streaming to make up my mind. I'm sure it will grow on me on repeated viewing.
 
Watched it last night via streaming on MAX. Looked beautiful streaming in 4K. Overall, very enjoyable movie. Outstanding production values, sound and cinematography. I do feel it suffered a little bit of "middle movie" syndrome being the second of a trilogy, but I loved it. 9/10
 
Although I really loved both new movies, I'm finding them 'forgettable' in a way that Lynch's Dune never has been. That says something about which version I truly like better.
 
Although I really loved both new movies, I'm finding them 'forgettable' in a way that Lynch's Dune never has been. That says something about which version I truly like better.
I can't imagine that. The characters pop for me far more in this version. The only thing I like about Lynch's Dune is some of the art design and ships.
 
The Baron's homosexuality is noticeably absent from the Villeneuve version. I presume this would be for political reasons.
 
The Baron's homosexuality is noticeably absent from the Villeneuve version. I presume this would be for political reasons.
I don't think it's political, they just probably didn't want to feed into the harmful, damaging stereotypes that previous versions of the character fell into.
 
The reason the Baron was homosexual to begin with was because Frank Herbert, being a virulent homophone, took every stereotype he disliked and mixed them all together into the Baron. So he's fat, he has a Russian first name and he's a Homosexual.
 
Did the previous adaptations really go into the Baron's sexuality? I don't recall any indication one way or the other in the Lynch movie, while the miniseries left it somewhat subtle with all the Baron's servants being young men. Okay, the servant who Feyd tried to get to poison him during sex was male, but I think that's as overt as they got.
 
^The Baron visibly drools when he sees Sting in his pants!

(As an aside I recently read Patrick Stewart's autobiography and his faux pas upon meeting Sting is hilarious)
 
Did the previous adaptations really go into the Baron's sexuality? I don't recall any indication one way or the other in the Lynch movie, while the miniseries left it somewhat subtle with all the Baron's servants being young men. Okay, the servant who Feyd tried to get to poison him during sex was male, but I think that's as overt as they got.

The 80s version never says anything, and any scenes that do imply it (he kills an angel-faced flower boy or leers at Sting in his metal speedo) could just be chalked up to him being a nutbag.

The Miniseries again doesn't really get into it explicitly either except for how his servants are all shirtless healthy men and calling Feyd a "Beautiful Boy" once.
 
The 80s version never says anything, and any scenes that do imply it (he kills an angel-faced flower boy or leers at Sting in his metal speedo) could just be chalked up to him being a nutbag.

The Miniseries again doesn't really get into it explicitly either except for how his servants are all shirtless healthy men and calling Feyd a "Beautiful Boy" once.
And the whole dead male servant in his bed.
 
Got the video for Fathers Day.

Watched the Special Features this morning. I loved the invention and practice of Chakobsa. Some actually learning the language, itself. I'd be more in Zendaya's camp - learning phonetically.

Then, the music of Hans Zimmer. Incredible. Along with the guy that invents his own instruments.
 
Dune Part 2 (2024) premieres Feb 12, 2024 in Paris.

Advanced screenings Feb 25, 2024

"Midnight Screenings" March 1, 2024

Opening March 2, 2024

Streaming Release: Spring 2024

Pre-Release Trekbbs Thread

Rotten Tomatoes:

Tomatometer: 95%
Audience Score: 95%

Metacritic:

Metascore: 79
User Score: 8.9/10

IMDB Page

User Score: 9.1/10
Ranked #30 on IMDB top 250 Movies of All Time (Not unusual for a new movie to jump onto this list, then drop off)

Part One Review Thread (Rated "A" with 33.8% of the votes)

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Soundtrack: https://lnk.to/Dune_PartTwo

Apologies if this has already been posted, but I needed to post this, as what was said here annoys me, and might annoy others here too:

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Apologies if this has already been posted, but I needed to post this, as what was said here annoys me, and might annoy others here too:

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Could you give any info as to what this video is about rather than just dumping a link ?

Always looks like people are just trying to drive clicks or an agenda with these posts.
 
So, do we assume that in the Villeneuve version Chani and Kynes are not related?
Oh, they're still related.
Could you give any info as to what this video is about rather than just dumping a link ?

Always looks like people are just trying to drive clicks or an agenda with these posts.
Basically put, the person who made this video despises the version of Chani in the two movies, and she's been raked over the coals for it online, because people believe that she's blasting a black woman for how this character is shown in the movie.
 
Frank Herbert, being a virulent homophone
Of what? Fran Kerbert?
I don't think it's political, they just probably didn't want to feed into the harmful, damaging stereotypes that previous versions of the character fell into.
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