Nope, but then I haven't seen part 1, don't intend to, actually liked 2000 Dune and 2003 Children of Dune adaptations, and won't lose sleep over the strike continuing.
Why?
A lot of modern media is trash, the ones writing and producing said media are frequently paid too much for said trash - which they will use as a soapbox to air their own views on various topics instead of writing anything meaningful, and there is never any consequences for the writing of, or production of said trash while many far more popular titles get cancelled because of a lack of "message", instead actually attempting to tell a good story and not retell something for the third, fourth, fifth, or sixth time and harping on about casting decisions more.
Villeneuve doesn't understand Dune at all. He is a one note director.
I think a lot of audiences are simply praising this because they are told to. "It's the Blade Runner 2049 director, clap peasants!" sort of thing. While BR2049 was OK, it was still yet another nostalgia piece heavily relying on the originals 80s movie. Hm, kind of the same deal with Dune 🙃
I wonder what his next big piece will be 🤔 Considering Blade Runner came out in 1982 and Dune in 1984 that means it will be something from 1986. That means one of Big Trouble in Little China ⚡, Flight of the Navigator 👽, Highlander 🗡️, Labyrinth 👨🎤, or Short Circuit 🤖
Nope, but then I haven't seen part 1, don't intend to, actually liked 2000 Dune and 2003 Children of Dune adaptations, and won't lose sleep over the strike continuing.
Why?
A lot of modern media is trash, the ones writing and producing said media are frequently paid too much for said trash - which they will use as a soapbox to air their own views on various topics instead of writing anything meaningful, and there is never any consequences for the writing of, or production of said trash while many far more popular titles get cancelled because of a lack of "message", instead actually attempting to tell a good story and not retell something for the third, fourth, fifth, or sixth time and harping on about casting decisions more.
I think a lot of audiences are simply praising this because they are told to. "It's the Blade Runner 2049 director, clap peasants!" sort of thing. While BR2049 was OK, it was still yet another nostalgia piece heavily relying on the originals 80s movie. Hm, kind of the same deal with Dune 🙃
I wonder what his next big piece will be 🤔 Considering Blade Runner came out in 1982 and Dune in 1984 that means it will be something from 1986. That means one of Big Trouble in Little China ⚡, Flight of the Navigator 👽, Highlander 🗡️, Labyrinth 👨🎤, or Short Circuit 🤖
Wildcard option: Little Shop of Horrors 🥀
Those faggots wouldn't dare