It is here, it is here, it is here and I couldn’t be more excited. Finally, I’m able to subject my eyes on the epic Dune: Part Two trailer. Warner Bros. played a cruel trick on us when they showcased the first trailer for the Dune sequel at CinemaCon during their panel. The trailer was only shown to the audience in attendance and not released online. Us puny people could only hear the description of the marvel witnessed by the audience at CinemaCon. By the description, the trailer sounded amazing and something that I couldn’t wait to see. However, I didn’t have to live with this pain for long, as Warner Bros. generously announced yesterday that we’ll get to see the Dune 2 trailer today and as promised it is here and it is everything I wanted it to be but more.
Dune: Part Two- The Trailer Couldn’t Be More Epic!
I’m going to keep this short because I know otherwise I’ll simply keep rambling about the trailer. Just watch it for yourself, rather experience it. The sensory imagery used in the film along with elements of horror work extraordinarily. The one difference that I noticed immediately between Part One and Part Two is the color palette. 2021’s Dune was a more brighter film but the sequel uses a darker shade of brown in its visuals, this might be a post production call. Even the faces of the actors look darker. Other than this, the footage looks as epic as Part One.
The iconic background score of Hans Zimmer sent chills down my spine when it played. It was the perfect time to use the score. We get a much clearer look at Austin Butler’s Feyd-Rautha and he looks as menacing as one can be. One odd thing that I noticed is the shots featuring him were in black and white. For a sequel to a film which was primarily beautiful because of its visuals, this is an interesting choice. We see all the surviving cast members returning.
I’m not getting too much into the content of the trailer because this is the exact trailer shown at CinemaCon 2023. The last shot of the trailer is amazing. We finally see Austin Butler and Timothee Chalamet go against each other with their knives. I love how they teased the sandworm in the trailer but didn’t show it in all its glory. I cannot wait to see this on the big screen. I am overwhelmed by the trailer as this is my most anticipated film of the year. I can say that the word “EPIC” was truly invented for this film.
Watch the full trailer for Dune: Part Two on YouTube:
Dune 2 adds even more faces into the fold, including Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan, Austin Butler as Feyd-Rautha, Christopher Walken as Shaddam IV and Léa Seydoux as Lady Margot. Dune: Part One is available for streaming on HBO Max or Amazon Prime Video depending on the region where you live. Dune: Part Two premieres exclusively in theaters on Nov. 3, 2023.
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