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Holy shit.
So the reddit thread was completely true, then?
Pretty much.So the reddit thread was completely true, then?
Indeedo.So the entire arc of this flaccid trilogy was to recycle the villain of the previous 2 trilogies?
That's the perfect picture of modern Holywood.
Before I'd ask, who would be willing to spend the money to make a Dune movie knowing you'd only make back like 1/8th your investment, but then I remember Hollywood loves wasting Millions upon Millions of dollars on shit nobody wants to watch, why not make that shit good?Dunno about "faithful"; Dune has so much internal monologue and weird shit going on that it's gonna be really hard to do it really faithfully. But Villeneuve seems like a passionate guy with a certain vision, and I guess if anyone can do Dune justice at the moment, I'd put my money on him.
Big news it was already undermined in attack of the clones where he was written as a psychopath from the start.The entire arc of Anakin is undermined by this episode.
I think they're expecting a good profit from Dune, actually. It's still a beloved and influential universe, and even though it's notoriously hard to adapt, the fact that they put Villeneuve in charge makes me think they expect something more than just some money laundering scheme. After Arrival and BR2049, I think he can do it justice. Somewhere between the weirdness of the Lynch adaptation and the follow-the-story of the TV movies. I sure hope he uses more weird visuals like Lynch did, Dune is strange and requires that shit.Before I'd ask, who would be willing to spend the money to make a Dune movie knowing you'd only make back like 1/8th your investment, but then I remember Hollywood loves wasting Millions upon Millions of dollars on shit nobody wants to watch, why not make that shit good?
I'm also pretty sure all that money wasting is some kind of tax con, kinda like the one Uwe Boll played on the German Government with how he got funding for his movies.