Dune: Part Two

Dune part two is breathtaking from the visuals to the storytelling and especially for its performances throughout the film all of this creating for me a unforgettable experience by being immersed to the dune universe with its broad themes and exploration and use of brutalist architecture and captivating cinematography. I was so impressed and blown away with the evolution of Paul’s character as he starts out being scared, not accepting his future and not wanting the power that is in the prophecy promised to him to being completely consumed by it after drinking the water of life and instead of being scared you start to see signs that he wants to abuse it. A scene I found really interesting was when before Chani comes up to talk with Paul, Paul speaks with his father, and tells him he has found his way, shortly after chani and Paul kiss signifying how chani made him see and be his true self not the messiah, later on in the film after he drinks the water of life and gives the speech to the fremen people he puts his ring back on and declares himself son of Duke Leto Atreides almost as if he has completely lost his way and the person he once was this being more evident when he lets Chani go after promising her he would always love her, another detail you can notice is after this is that Chani stops wearing blue most noticeable in her headband this in fremen culture represents love, almost as if paul leaving her behind made her fall out of love This is a modern cinematic masterpiece that is a worthy successor to dune part one