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There was David Lynch's memorably weird, wild and completely underrated 1984 version, for starters, which failed in large part because there's just too much damn stuff in Herbert's novel to be condensed into a two-hour movie. This is not the first time Dune has been adapted, of course. And, of course, there's a sandworm rearing its giant, gorgeous head. This trailer looks absolutely fantastic: all the major players are represented here, including Duncan Idaho (Jason Momoa) and Gurney Halleck (Josh Brolin), the warriors pledged to House Atreides Zendaya's mysterious Fremen girl Chani and Stellan Skarsgård's villainous Baron Harkonnen emerging from a vat of goo. To survive, Paul and his mother must journey into the desert to enlist the help of the indigenous Fremen, and discover the secret of spice that has been hidden from them. Dune is the home of spice, an invaluable natural resource, and the Atreides family, led by Duke Leto (played by Oscar Isaac), his wife the priestess Lady Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson), and their son Paul (Timothée Chalamet), is pushed into war for control over it.

It goes without saying that this movie was possibly the most anticipated big-budget project of the fall season, at least until everything set to release in the summer was pushed back due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Dune movie trailer series#
adaptation of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi epic series Dune has finally arrived. The very first trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Dune, adapted from Frank Herbert's iconic 1965 science-fiction novel, sets us down on the sandy foothills of that planet, also known as Dune, which, while an inhospitable place where barely anyone lives, is nonetheless the axis upon which the economy of the universe turns. The trailer for the highly anticipated Warner Bros. In the far, far future, where humans have colonized the furthest reaches of outer space, one family, exiled to a desolate desert planet, will soon learn that they hold the fate of the universe in their hands.
