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Dune: Part Two (DVD)

Timothée Chalamet (Actor), Zendaya (Actor) Rated:
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4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 913 ratings
IMDb8.7/10.0
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Genre Science Fiction
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Contributor Josh Brolin, Austin Butler, Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya
Language English
Runtime 2 hours and 46 minutes
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Dune, Dune 2, Dune Part 2, Dune Two, Dune Part Two, Dune Sequel, Timothée Chalamet, Paul Atreides, Zendaya, Chani, Rebecca Ferguson, Lady Jessica, Josh Brolin, Gurney Halleck, Austin Butler, Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, Florence Pugh, Princess Irulan Corrino, Dave Bautista, Glossu 'Beast' Rabban, Christopher Walken, Emperor Shaddam IV, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Thufir Hawat, Léa Seydoux, Lady Margot, Stellan Skarsgård, Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, Charlotte Rampling, Gaius Helen Mohiam, Javier Bardem, Stilgar, Arrakis, Denis Villeneuve

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  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.56 x 7.56 x 5.37 inches; 1.92 ounces
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ DVD, NTSC
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours and 46 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ May 14, 2024
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Josh Brolin, Austin Butler
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Studio Distribution Services
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0CW361P54
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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A Dark Sci-Fi Epic
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A Dark Sci-Fi Epic
So I saw Dune Part 2 in IMAX at my local AMC theatre on opening weekend with a buddy of mine and we were absolutely blown away. Dune Part 2 while long is truly extraordinary. The story takes a deep dive into the lore and mythology of Dune that is rich and mesmerizing. All of the actors give great and memorable performances. The standouts are Timothee Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Javier Bardem, and Austin Butler. If you’re looking for more action than the first Dune, you will get it. The action scenes are tense, well choreographed, and stunning. The visual and practical effects were out of this world. Very unique to anything else I’ve seen in movies. The sound effects were immersive and pulse pounding. Overall Dune Part 2 is an amazing Dark Sci-Fi Epic that you have to see on the biggest screen possible. This movie should be the benchmark that all blockbusters should strive towards.
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Michael
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
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I believe the first film was more impactful but the second was also great. The coloring, VFX and cinematics were fantastic. The mixing was great, so props to the mix engineer. There were many scenes were no dialogue is present, which is good. GOOD. Not every scene requires speaking. There were occasions where the Bene Gesserit speech was on the brink of being overdone, just based on editing sequences and how it was cut.

I do like these speech scenes, but if anyone reads these reviews from the team, remember to over-do rewatching your edits. IF you aren't sure it's good, grab your buddy and ask them. If your buddy isn't sure, grab another buddy and ask them. NEVER settle. Ever.

Like I said in the prior paragraph, the first film was outstanding. IF you truly want our opinion as fans, ask the fans. We love the engagement.

Head to Reddit and do a Q&A. We love the work done in the films...clearly! But.. as creators we are never satisfied - Which makes the work worth it. Strive for the best.

I'm a mix engineer, (I'm never happy with my work) :)
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Tim Richer
5.0 out of 5 stars Dune is a masterpiece
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
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I've always enjoyed watching the many versions of Dune. Each version the 1984 version (David Lynch), the 2000 Scify channel miniseries, and now the Denis Villeneuve 2024 version, has had stronger performances than the one prior. All were good but each managed to be better than the earlier version. This is my favorite version. It's encompassing. I feel like I'm there watching history unfold. I think Chani's character, in particular, has evolved so much beyond the earlier versions. I felt like I understood the motivations of the characters much more clearly. Nothing seemed forced or a convenience to move the plot along. I can't wait until Dune 3 comes out. I have a mental picture of what will happen, and I'm sure Denis Villeneuve and the cast and crew will far surpass my hopes and expectations. Congratulations to everyone involved. Well done!
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Chris Arms
5.0 out of 5 stars Not complete, but good nonetheless
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
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The second half of the movie was very rushed.
A lot of content must have been cut to meet the time constraints.
It resulted in a typically disjointed hollywood production.
This is still by far the best and most faithful representation of the book that has yet been made.
The art, the cinematography, the score...oh yes, the score is impressive. They did a masterful job with the audio.

At the end of the day, if you want the complete story and not just an experience (as impressive as this one is) you have to read the book(s). Hollywood will never allocate the time and the funds to tell the whole tale in its entirety. But, that's enough complaining. It's a great movie.
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Ann Saunderson
5.0 out of 5 stars Addictive!
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
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Watched Dune 1 as I had never watched it before, acting was great, it was action packed, storyline pulled me in and it was hard to believe that 3 hours had passed, as all i could think about was why did it end. Then I had to rent Dune 2 as I had to know how the story progressed and it was just as much impactful as 1. Storyline followed on nicely, but you really do need to watch 1 to know where 2 picked up. I am a fan of Zendaya and the young man who went from boy to man and leader so well. All in all 5+ hours well spent on a Sunday evening!!!
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Danny K Aki
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth buying
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
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I’ve recently come to love watching new movies at home rather than in the theaters even if it means waiting awhile after it premiers and still having to pay for it. Dune 2 was on my must watch list though so I was prepared to buy it! Lol Esp when buying it is the same price of two adult tickets to the theaters. This was definitely better than the first movie. And now rewatching the first movie actually makes sense. Such an epic movie, don’t worry you won’t regret buying it if you’re on the fence!
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Dustin Barnett
4.0 out of 5 stars A well-told adaptation that misses the mark in a few important areas.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
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Keep in mind that most of what I have to say about the movie as it exists within its own vacuum is positive. With that in mind, let's get into a few of those:

1. Chalamet's acting as Paul was superb. I was concerned going into this movie about how he was going to become the kind of powerful leader that Paul becomes in the novels, but he did just as good a job convincing me with his performance as Paul did with the Fremen. This was a pleasant surprise, as I did not have high hopes after the end of the first part.

2. Feyd-Rautha, I felt, was handled extremely well. He was an intimidating presence on screen, and highlighted even moreso how cruel the Harkonnens are as a house.

3. The visual and set design is superb. Everything feels almost exactly as one would envision the world of Arrakis, and by extension, the rest of the Dune universe, would.

4. The audio is masterfully used. If you have surround sound I implore you to watch and listen to both this and part 1 with it. You really feel the power behind each sound.

5. The story hits all the important parts and gets the point across well. You can tell that Villeneuve is a fan of the books.

Most of these positives are enough to make the movie worth watching, but lets get into a few gripes that I have with the story.

1. While Chani, for the most part, is handled well, the way they chose to write her, especially towards the last thirty to forty-five minutes of screen time, was not handled as well, in my opinion. She is used as a mouth piece to essentially sell the main point of the Dune franchise, which is to be cautious of trusting Messianic/heroic figures and/or charismatic leaders, because they can often lead us into trouble or straight up be propped up by propaganda/lies. However, the message is already obvious if you pay attention to the story enough, and it was not necessary for Chani to spell it out for the audience, and feels like it was written because the filmmakers think we're stupid and won't get the point. It doesn't hurt the movie on its own, but knowing that we are getting Dune Messiah (the sequel book to the original Dune for those not in the know) at some point, Chani being written this way and being estranged from Paul at the end of the movie boxes Dune Messiah in and doesn't leave a satisfying or well-written way for their relationship to go from here if you know anything about what happens in the novels moving forward from Dune. I will be cautiously optimistic about how they choose to handle this plot point moving forward, but as it currently stands, this part specifically left a bad taste in my mouth. This is not a dig at Zendaya, who is a solid actress and played the part extremely well, but rather at the choice to write Chani in this way.

2. While the Bene Gesserit are handled extremely well, where are the Mentats and the Guild Navigators? They are just as important to the world and story of Dune as the Bene Gesserit are, and they make up an essential part of why Paul is the Kwisatz Haderach, but other than Thufir being on screen for maybe a total of 3-4 minutes in part 1 and an even briefer appearance of the Harkonnen Mentat, they are otherwise entirely absent and I don't think they are even mentioned one time in either part 1 or 2. Guild Navigators are maybe mentioned once, if at all, but they are important because they are the reason space travel exists and why spice must be harvested for the Imperium. The reason they are important for Paul's story is that he has training with all 3 organizations: The Bene, the Mentats, AND the navigators. Here, they went more with a purely Bene Gesserit route. Again, I understand the desire to focus more on them because they play perhaps the most important part in the story of the Kwisatz Haderach, and taking attention away from them hurts that story a bit, and if they devoted more attention to the other 2 organizations, then the movie would be way longer, but it is a potential disservice and will make it harder to write them into the next movie because we as an audience will be asking where these guys were the entire time things were going down in part 1 and 2.

3. While Christopher Walken played the emperor well, unfortunately I feel there just wasn't a whole lot for him to do or enough focus given to him to develop him as a character.

4. I understand why they wrote Alia the way they did, because it's hard to find a child actress that can play a role this nuanced, it sort of detracts from her role in the story and shortens the time Jessica and Paul spent with the Fremen significantly, making things feel rushed along a bit. They made it work for what they could do, but it is a small nitpick that takes away from that aspect of the book a bit.

Overall, this was a pretty faithful adaptation. I would give it an 8/10. It could have handled things a lot better, but it was still a good movie that I recommend. I have no idea how they're going to rectify things in Dune Messiah that they did poorly here, but I'm cautiously optimistic given Villeneuve is actually a fan of the story that he can make an adaptation just as faithful. Time will tell.
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