Dune: Part Two

As I'm leaving my theater I hear: "Bro how would you describe that movie?" "Some dude trips off cocaine and becomes Space Jesus." That synopsis will have esteemed critics shaking in their boots. Denis Villeneuve you fucking beautiful man, everything you touch turns to <b>GOLD</b>. <i>Dune: Part Two</i> is a colossus film. It is shot, scored, and acted to perfection. The sheer grandness and utter brilliance displayed on the IMAX screen is truly a sight every single person needs to experience. Dennis takes not only the science fiction and sequel genre to the next level, he takes filmmaking to the next level. The standard is now set so high. Any blockbuster that fails to reach this level will be seen as failure.  This film immediately takes you to another world; entranced as the film begins. Everything in your mind goes on mute, you are in Dune. The technical design is of the utmost quality. Whoever is the best in the world at their job for filmmaking, they were on this set. Hans Zimmer, what more is there to say. His score gave me goosebumps more times than I'm comfortable to admit.  Every character felt important and the actors did a phenomenal job becoming one with them. I have to bring extra attention to Timothèe Chalamet and Rebecca Ferguson. Timmy was so god damn good in this role. The character of Paul is one with him. The scene alone of him declaring himself the Lisan Al Gaib could win him an Oscar. Like I said earlier, Rebecca was also phenomenal. I really think she is such a brilliant actress. She commands her role and demands attention when she’s on screen. She’s scary but loving in the most beautiful way. Anya Taylor-Joy, Florence Pugh, AND Zendaya in the next film is going to move mountains. This movie was nearly 3 hours and at the end I felt like I could've watched 3 more. Please don't wait half a decade to release the next one,<b> I BEG</b>.