Dune: Part Two

"Be simple. Be direct. Nothing fancy" When I saw Dune at the end of the pandemic, without being able to go to the movies although the danger was reduced, taking advantage of the fact that Warner released its movies a month after coming out in theaters, I opened HBO max (RIP) and watched Dune Part 1 without knowing if it would exist. The reception was mixed: "Very slow", "nothing happens", "incredible", "I had never seen anything like this" were some of the criticisms that were heard but I still decided to go in and thank God I did. Dune part 2 continues where it left off and from the beginning it doesn't stop, top-notch VFX, an amazing script, unique visuals and music from the gods, Timothée and Austin give performances worthy of the Oscar, Paul's character becomes more complex and his goals are intertwined with the "destiny" that the Bene Gesserit and Fremen see in him. Really few movies impact me this much, but the movies I've seen in recent years impact me more than those I saw as a child, although I feel like I see the same thing as I did when I was 13 years old.