Denis Villeneuve On Dune 2's Adaptation Process & Timothée Chalamet's Evolution 

Him and Nolan are just peak cinema 🎥

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Don't forget about Kubrick!

No. He's one of the best alive, but he would not say he was better than Kubrick or a number of great directors.

Well, he's definitely up there for sure.

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My biggest hope for a great film adaptation of "Dune" was always that it would make people (at least all adults going forward) forget about the whole "Star Wars" franchise.

The fact that it is for children and teens doesn't mean it is not for adults too and it doesn't mean it is not masterpiece in itself, like c'mon Lord of the RIngs is for children too, still doesn't mean it''s not masterpiece. So comparison here is very much adequate, I don't know what are you talking about. + Fun fact Denis and Hans ZImmer read dune at the age of 14, I read it too at that age, your point is valid and stupid for that matter and says it film student.

I used to think the same thing. Watch bones and all, it will change your mind.

He totally kills it in Dune 2.

I've only seen a few movies Chalamet was in but so far I thought he looked very natural. Denis made the right casting choice. I think he knows quite a bit on what good acting is.

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