Dune: Part Two

I think it's human nature to try and compare and relate experiences to something you've already been through in an effort to find comfort. I tend to do the same whether I mention it in my reviews or not, and if that's shallow of me then please forgive me. No worries here. I've never seen a movie that I felt was truly incomparable to anything I've ever laid eyes upon to this date. I don't need to analyze this like I would other things, which I usually do for my own enjoyment and remembrance over time. I don't think I'll have any problem remembering what I saw with Dune Part Two. I was lucky enough to see this in Dolby Cinema, and holy shit was it something I don't think I can top. Denis Villeneuve, take a bow brother. This is special, truly special. In a way I've experienced MAYBE two other times in my time with film. Every single frame of this movie is outstanding, the prettiest film to look at I've ever seen and it's not close. The character development and adaptation of Frank Herbert's story is just remarkable, couldn't picture it done in a better fashion. The dialogue is phenomenal. I'll say what I've been eluding to this whole time, very much in the running for the best movie I've ever seen. It could have been hours longer. Could make an argument for the perfect movie. Wow.