How Dune Does More With Less

[@deluxefelixe5476]

my most favorite scene is the speech of Paul in the war council

[@jonathanmulondo9206]

Dune part one and Two are the type of movies that Disney Star Wars tried to be

[@recetasfaciles2816]

Villenueve is undoubtedly a great visual storyteller. A great director. It's a shame that all this comes to nothing due to such flat and, above all, poorly used characters, such as the baron or the emperor. The conflict never really becomes exciting because the villains aren't threatening. On top of that, the final battle is rushed, taking away the emotion and not to mention the appearance of Anya Taylor Joy as an advertisement for the third film that distracts from the actual conflict.

[@dustyblanco1546]

That’s just your opinion though. I certainly didn’t feel that way at all. Nor did anybody I know that watched the movie.

[@recetasfaciles2816]

@@dustyblanco1546 well i know a lot of people who thinks the same. Even people that like the movie, admit that the villains and the final battle were disapointing. It's not matter of taste, it's something evident. That doesn't mean the movie it's all bad, but for me it's a great issue

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

Simple answer. Feud Ratha Harkonnen. One of the most iconic villains of recent times and a universally praised performance.

[@recetasfaciles2816]

@@pseudonymousbeing987 really? Well that says a lot from our times.