Not many months have passed since we were able to go to the movies to see Dune, , one of the best feature films of 2021, and which has received a total of 10 Oscar nominations. Barely a month before the statuettes are distributed, the adapted by Denis Villeneuve will arrive at HBO Max platform along with other audiovisual productions related to the work of Frank Herbert.
Dune arrives at HBO Max, despite the controversy of the week
If you are one of the few who did not go to see Dune, to the movies, or if you're dying to see it a few more times, you're in luck. He 17 February, Dune, disembarks in HBO Max. All subscribers to the Warner platform will be able to see the film from next Thursday, included in the standard plan and without having to pay extra for the rental of the feature film.
Villeneuve's adaptation was very well received in theaters despite the pandemic, with a spectacular cast and hat-tip photography. However, the ten Oscar nominations do not do justice to the film. The Academy seems to have forgotten the magnificent work of Denis Villeneuve., which has not been nominated for Best Director. This has felt pretty bad Josh Brolin, who expressed his discomfort at this fact on social networks, because the actor could not believe that the Academy had omitted something so obvious. Even so, he only limited himself to criticizing the fact on Instagram and did not snap his fingers to solve the problem his way. On the other hand, the director of Quebec seemed very calm —despite the ugly thing that has been done to him and his work— and limited himself to congratulate your team.
If you're a regular at the Oscars, you have more than a month until the ceremony to rewatch the betrayal of House Atreides.
The film comes accompanied by the miniseries Children of Dune
Timothée Chalamet, Oscar Isaac and Rebecca Ferguson will arrive at HBO Max wrapped in the miniseries Children of Dune, released in 2003. It is based on Messiah of Dune e Children of Dune, which are the second and third parts of Herbert's work.
The three-part miniseries was originally released on SyFy. It begins 12 years after Paul Atreides manages to overthrow Shaddam IV and tells the end of the Dune work as Frank Herbert himself wrote it.
If you haven't read the books, this story may not be worth watching, and you may prefer to wait a bit for the second part of Dune adapted by Denis Villeneuve, which is estimated to hit theaters on October 20, 2023. Although, knowing that there are almost two years left before we can see the long-awaited sequel, surely it is not such a bad idea to start with the books to make much more pleasant the wait.
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