Dune: Part Two
“There is no one in this room who can stand against me. Your mothers warned you about my coming. Fear the moment. But you think you could have a chance. But you are afraid, what if I could be the One? This could be the moment you’ve been praying for, all your life.” 
This movie is even better the second time. The first watch-through, there is so much going on and so many names to remember that it’s somewhat difficult to follow. The second time, being able to keep track of what’s happening allows you to focus so much more on the tinier details that just amplify this movie to a whole new level.> Josh Brolin’s performance was immaculate. The first time I watched this movie, I was somewhat confused about why Austin Butler’s character was in it, but the second time, you really appreciate all he does for the story. Seeing the switch of Paul to Muad’Dib is profound. Timothée Chalamet played it to absolute perfection—not even to mention the cinematography throughout the movie, especially the last 1/4 of it. It is a spectacle. Every. Single. Shot. Is beyond stunning, and it just makes you sit there and say, wow.> After seeing this again, it’s ABSURD that Denis Villeneuve got snubbed at the Oscars for Best Director. Not even a nomination is crazy.> Overall, this is the greatest movie of all time, and if you disagree, you’re simply wrong.Lisan al-Gaib.
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