Hold up. Why are people calling this an anime. I thought this was an american cartoon. Then again, considering the fact that USA and Japan inspire each other so much in the world of animation, that at this point in time… it could be said that many people use the word Anime as an umbrella term for most high end animated stories. Either way…. Both countries are reaching high levels of art and this is clearly one of them.
@MauseDays4 сағат бұрын
i kind of wish that it had been an HBO show. so it didnt have to speed threw alot of details. I actualy wanted to spend some more time in the polotics of the world and stuff. But you cant do that in a hollywood film.
@IntegralEarthling5 сағат бұрын
Just beautifully put, Brother! Yes, yes, yes! The human complexity harmonized into a brilliant movie. Still breathing through the Power the Hans Zimmer Score & Sounds awaken in me, especially when I go to training.
@margiefallon44007 сағат бұрын
yeah, obsessed
@ro4eva13 сағат бұрын
*This movie honestly made me euphoric. So not just chills and goosebumps and awe -- the experience was so special that, as I saw the villain's introduction shot in infrared with the guttural, thumping chants by the announcer followed by the crowd, I was so overwhelmed that I literally felt high. And that hasn't genuinely happened to me since, probably, LOTR: The Return of the King way back in 2003. I still remember bursting into tears in the theater when Sam said to Frodo that, although he cannot carry the ring, he will carry Frodo instead. Such magical experiences are what defines masterpieces in my book. They are few and far between, and they are unforgettable -- in other words, you're correct in referring to them as life-changing moments.*
@eenkjet16 сағат бұрын
Simping on a horrible interpretation.
@SpacemanSR14 сағат бұрын
doing tricks on it
@89sharlo18 сағат бұрын
I hope there is equal effort put into Paul's downfall. Bring back Jason Momoa with Tleilaxu eyes!
@scottgibson602222 сағат бұрын
You are a little too in love with these movies. Get some perspective, man!
@JohnScottPederson-ke5nd22 сағат бұрын
I was totally immersed in the world of both films. Got so tired of the the Marvel and Marvel like crap. Denis Villeneuve is a true artist. Highly recommend watching Arrival.
@IftiharAbdillah23 сағат бұрын
Paul: *breath Stilgar: Lisan Al-Gaib! As written!!
@lordraiden1Күн бұрын
I watched the movie in theaters and I watched it again last night. The two dunes movies have been amazing. I feel like it was a return to good cinema but we'll see if this guy shits on my opinion lol
@mrrogers875Күн бұрын
Honestly I never knew much about Dune until the first movie and I thought it was pretty good and now part 2 comes out and it's amazing. Now I'm learning about the lore from all the books and it's definitely one of, and probably the greatest sci-fi stories ever.
@christianjabkowski8074Күн бұрын
Wow. How much did you get from Disney for this?
@nerobrunoКүн бұрын
This channel is SHILL HQ. This video is Patient Zero. This comment section is the Sink Hole. 🕳️ These commentators are... ...shill interns, bots and cult followers.
@nerobrunoКүн бұрын
It SUCKED golf bowls through garden hose. Literally the DUMBEST WASTE OF BUDGET. Anti-storytelling. An Instagram movie. A slideshow of non-chemistry and lazy directing. Dune is gold coated excrement. No matter how many fanboys make romantic ballads to praise this rotting pile of dung.
@emperorsblade2786Күн бұрын
I like the new phyrexia reference in giedi prime. That's what I thought as well.
@yourhrbroКүн бұрын
The cinema was created a form art which was explained back in time as moving pictures. Most of the industry forgot the essence of cinema was to awe viewers. Modern cinema stopped focusing on making viewers admire moving pictures towards marketing moving pictures to make people sit through 2 hours of moving pictures that are forgotten as soon as they get out of cinema. Movies became polished, safe, non-offending, non-concerning, non-contemporary. Cinema became a fast-food industry. Villeneuve and Nolan still remember how going to cinema made them talk, discuss and get inspired by movies and used years of their own practice to make their own ultimate masterpieces that are discussed, decomposed and remembered for years to come.
@SneetchDreamsКүн бұрын
The way you feel about this movie is how I feel about GATTACA
@jasonknycКүн бұрын
Dune was paper thin and not ably handled, and this video is the cringiest thing I’ve seen in months
@marcelobonfantiniКүн бұрын
you understood everything
@bobomealКүн бұрын
One of my best memories of movie watching was from some 30 years ago. The "Little Buddha" by Bernardo Bertolucci has this scene in which we watch Keanu Reeves from the back and he takes a sword and cuts his long hair. When he does that the fully packed theater almost screamed, that was the level of connection between the art product and consumers. When I watched Dune 2 for the second time at one moment I decided to see how people in the audience are reacting and took a long view of the whole theater and as far as I could see everyone was watching the movie like they were hypnotised, almost without blinking. And I will remember this for my whole life.
@TheBadassdrummer13Күн бұрын
Just found your channel today as of 5/27/24. Nicely said. I dunno if you will, but I'd love to hear your take on The Expanse.
@SpacemanSRКүн бұрын
I have to check out the Expanse, all my friends really like it!
@TheBadassdrummer13Күн бұрын
@SpacemanSR please do. Read the books especially if able to. You will not be disappointed. If you ever seen BSG from the 2005 reboot and liked that, you will love The Expanse
@napoliansolo7865Күн бұрын
Not a bad review for someone who admits to not having read the books... I suppose that's a good thing, because if the film can engross you even though you haven't read the books, that means those poor souls who haven't read the books will enjoy it too.
@SpacemanSRКүн бұрын
Im glad you could enjoy the review! Currently reading through Children of Dune and though it's very different than I expected, I'm enjoying it!
@napoliansolo7865Күн бұрын
@@SpacemanSR I like to think of the Dune books as future history. Love them.
@seansullivan7928Күн бұрын
Nobody understands Villenvue's Dune unless they read the 3rd and 4th books he put to much in
@seansullivan7928Күн бұрын
Did wr watch the same movie? Its visually nice to see but other than that, it was a dud in every other aspect if you ask me. It all most seemed like he made a 5 hour movie, but then, chopped up so bad in editing that it kinda is missing all kinds a stuff
@PaoloBosiКүн бұрын
Andor is the best SW content since the first two movies. I can't understand how anyone can't agree with that.
@bojanbajan2735Күн бұрын
stick openhimen up idy1
@MrGriff305Күн бұрын
Glad you liked it. The faux "profound" tone of this "review" isn't for me, so I skipped quickly.
@nathanharmon89712 күн бұрын
I can’t properly construct a sentence to describe how good this movie was. I’ve never been in a theater with that level of engagement beginning to end and I’m sure these movies will be to my kids what Star Wars was to me. I wish I didn’t know that Hollywood will not let the films lie still and be masterpieces without trying to make more cheap imitations with the same name.
@Handleunavailabl2 күн бұрын
did you make the score for the music you used in this video? its great
@AaronWood2 күн бұрын
Definitely going to have to be a voice of dissension here. Part 1 was easily better than Part 2. Denis made so many terrible choices in 2 that it left me feeling detached and bored most of the movie. Walken as the Emperor? Bad casting. Chani's distrust throughout 99% of the movie? Annoying. No Thufir? Baffling. The pacing? Tiresome. To even mention Lawrence in this review is a disservice to that movie. Denis overuse of wide angle desert shots wound up making them feel trite and no longer epic. He could have easily chopped 45 minutes off of this and come out with a tighter, less overindulgent piece. I went into this hoping for an amazing sequel and instead was incredibly let down. Glad you enjoyed it though.
@PontusKylegard2 күн бұрын
I didn't know Stilgar had a KZread channel 😂
@SpacemanSRКүн бұрын
LISAN AL GAIB
@PontusKylegardКүн бұрын
@@SpacemanSR as it was written 🗿
@conforzo2 күн бұрын
I would be totally fine if any standard action movie hd to live up to these standards or not be allowed to be released. I welcome it as the desert welcomes oh might sun after a cold cold night.
@anthonysaunders3452 күн бұрын
Usually special effects are a necessary production addition to help the viewers "buy in" to the world and the story they are seeing. In the two Dune movies so far, they are a cinematic specatacle that stand in their own right, even when story and characters are removed. I learned in film studies at university that if you can take a single frame from a scene so that it is a "picture", and that frame tells a story even with no motion, the scene is a masterpiece. Examples: Citizen Kane in the bed scene where in the foreground you see medication bottles on a night table, a figure in the bed obviously ill in some way in the mid-ground, and an anxious figure peering in the doorway in the background. Star Wars: Princess Leia kneeling down to R2D2, either communicating with him or giving him something, with the two of them backlit with a glow that suggest conflict, framed by the curves of the hallway. LOTR: The tiny figures of the fellowship in boats at the bottom of a canyon with the giant twin Numenorian statues with their arms and hands extended, seemingly saying "Halt!" Now see how many times you can take a single frame of one of the Dune movies and have it tell a story on its own. Quite a few. We're looking at a masterpiece. There are numerous video essays on KZread about how the LOTR trilogy is the end of cinema and how it isn't possible to have anything like it again. so far Dune has proven this wrong, and we are lucky to be living through cinematic history once again.
@fobbitoperator36202 күн бұрын
This recent iteration of Dune pt 1 & 2, is 1 of the most incredible examples of "how movies should be made." Absolutely wonderful, they are!
@Raphsophomes2 күн бұрын
This was so needlessly pretentious my god... Like the amount of poetic word salad just to mask a very simple review is silly and a waste of people's time.
@SpacemanSR2 күн бұрын
thanks for the view! You sound upset, might I suggest reading an article instead? Watching youtube essays is different than reading text, hope that helps!
@Raphsophomes2 күн бұрын
@@SpacemanSR The issue is your poetry was empty. Theres meme potential here
@SpacemanSR2 күн бұрын
@@Raphsophomes make some memes, ill use them in my next upload
@sangrieki2 күн бұрын
@@SpacemanSR I don't think he sounds mad, it's highly amusing though!
@SpacemanSR2 күн бұрын
@@sangrieki im just here for the vibes
@mozart99912 күн бұрын
Yeah, it was pretty good.
@ericjohnson80012 күн бұрын
It was as good as it could have been done after40+ years of talking about making a "real" Dune movie. And it didn't even take 5 movies to get on screen. Now can we talk about how captivating the upcoming "Twisters" is going to be??
@DarkSoulsfan1112 күн бұрын
Its not the end of cinema but it is the beginning of an artistic war against AI. I believe AI will ultimately lose, unless it achieves human consciousness.
@jbisntme3 күн бұрын
This movie, to me, was a Gigantic Failure....... its script , overly simplistic , pathetically foreseeable. No surprises here. Nothing "different ". It took them 2 years to make this garbage ? Special effects ? How hard can that be nowadays. Accolades for the mundane ? Gonna stop here ,as I'm getting a splitting headache just thinking about this **** !
@wagfinpis3 күн бұрын
Every word and idea in yhis video made sense and sounded very genuine, what a rarity. Not just hating to placate the hate. I am literally about to sign up for disney+ in the next few minutes... 💛
@retroquest35793 күн бұрын
I liked this version so much better than the 80's movie, but I think I liked Paul (the character, not the actor) better in Dino's version. He was more or less an actual super hero with super powers in that one. Still love this version better though :)
@Crushonius3 күн бұрын
yeah the cinematography is nice however dune 1 and 2 are let down by the shitshow of a script and the butchering of the book it could have been a masterpiece but "the message" had to creep in and ruin everything once again ya´all are easily fooled by nice visuals when the story makes the movie
@WalkerOne3 күн бұрын
I wonder what George Lucas thinks of Andor?
@MistorDi3 күн бұрын
I refuse to believe this is written by a human being and not some kind of LLM. Half-our dithyrambs made out of meaningless buzzword salad (rivaling corpospeak in disgust-inducing department), with grammatical semblance of an essay but zero essence behind any statement. I would call many claims in this pretentious if the entre thing wasn't so soulless and inhuman.
@SpacemanSR3 күн бұрын
u sound mad
@MrWoggles4 күн бұрын
Before the film was over I thought it was the best Sci fi of all time. By the time the film was over I felt for certain this is the current greatest film of all time, a benchmark of human achievement.
@drxvv4 күн бұрын
incredible movie
@Modenut4 күн бұрын
I really liked part 1. Part 2 didn't reach the same level, though. I think the way Chani is portrayed (in both movies) is part of it but also that Part two kinda wasted a lot of time on scenic shots that didn't really add much apart from being pretty. Mind you - that might make sense should we ever see a part 3 so I won't berate it too much but as a stand-alone film it could have been tighter.
@jimmytheslav33514 күн бұрын
please watch "The King" if you haven't, it feels like Timothees hypothesis for how to play Paul. It stands on its own
@outqast4 күн бұрын
i am really hoping we get 4 or 5 films and not just 3? A pure saga of 4 but also 5 would be epic? and given the fact its the only film i have seen that felt like a film and complete and beautiful, in YEARS that literally likely will be the kast great Saga or Trilogy as NOTHING is being written in our time that compares to anything written in the 20th century and prior, modern writing is somehow so incompetent its barely even writing anymore. Its just a modern form of forced propagandist trash that has wholly taken iver Hollywood entirely. This same team needs to also take on "The Dark Tower" as it was spit & pissed on in the version that should never have been made back in 2010s at whatever point? I onky watched about 20 minutes as it was wxactly everything i had feared from the trailers . This team is the onky team that CPULD take on the Saga & also its companion and prequel esq side story : "The Wind Through the Keyhole" i.e "The Hobbit" to Tolkiens, "Lord of the Rings" ; I realise this is a tangent but it is on topic as this has been the only film in 4 or 5 years i immediately rewatched twice in 48 hours. This film made me smile & dream again, & i fear it will be the lasr saga we see in cinema worthy of the art form. There was a lot here and it's what we need for other I.P.s that have been ignored and undermined in their interpretations. The Dark Knight is one of those I.P.s that needs the right team & budget and this team is thr onky tram i want to even try and if not, it should remain sidelined as we all try to forget the FAILED TRASH we were given in 2012 (i believe is when that P.O.S. was filmed?) which took zmultiple novels and congealed it down to a absolutely paghetic film that failed to even caoture its own existence while being a horribke film regardless of ehat it eas based on and it IS BAFFLING King signed off on it? It was his MAGNUM OPUS and he kiterally aold the rights for a conceotion that NO ONE SHOULD HAVE HAD TO SEE snd King seems to have just never had a singke point to make about it ? and Yet he still complains and moans about "The Shining"? lmfao Okay #KING ?
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Hold up. Why are people calling this an anime. I thought this was an american cartoon. Then again, considering the fact that USA and Japan inspire each other so much in the world of animation, that at this point in time… it could be said that many people use the word Anime as an umbrella term for most high end animated stories. Either way…. Both countries are reaching high levels of art and this is clearly one of them.
i kind of wish that it had been an HBO show. so it didnt have to speed threw alot of details. I actualy wanted to spend some more time in the polotics of the world and stuff. But you cant do that in a hollywood film.
Just beautifully put, Brother! Yes, yes, yes! The human complexity harmonized into a brilliant movie. Still breathing through the Power the Hans Zimmer Score & Sounds awaken in me, especially when I go to training.
yeah, obsessed
*This movie honestly made me euphoric. So not just chills and goosebumps and awe -- the experience was so special that, as I saw the villain's introduction shot in infrared with the guttural, thumping chants by the announcer followed by the crowd, I was so overwhelmed that I literally felt high. And that hasn't genuinely happened to me since, probably, LOTR: The Return of the King way back in 2003. I still remember bursting into tears in the theater when Sam said to Frodo that, although he cannot carry the ring, he will carry Frodo instead. Such magical experiences are what defines masterpieces in my book. They are few and far between, and they are unforgettable -- in other words, you're correct in referring to them as life-changing moments.*
Simping on a horrible interpretation.
doing tricks on it
I hope there is equal effort put into Paul's downfall. Bring back Jason Momoa with Tleilaxu eyes!
You are a little too in love with these movies. Get some perspective, man!
I was totally immersed in the world of both films. Got so tired of the the Marvel and Marvel like crap. Denis Villeneuve is a true artist. Highly recommend watching Arrival.
Paul: *breath Stilgar: Lisan Al-Gaib! As written!!
I watched the movie in theaters and I watched it again last night. The two dunes movies have been amazing. I feel like it was a return to good cinema but we'll see if this guy shits on my opinion lol
Honestly I never knew much about Dune until the first movie and I thought it was pretty good and now part 2 comes out and it's amazing. Now I'm learning about the lore from all the books and it's definitely one of, and probably the greatest sci-fi stories ever.
Wow. How much did you get from Disney for this?
This channel is SHILL HQ. This video is Patient Zero. This comment section is the Sink Hole. 🕳️ These commentators are... ...shill interns, bots and cult followers.
It SUCKED golf bowls through garden hose. Literally the DUMBEST WASTE OF BUDGET. Anti-storytelling. An Instagram movie. A slideshow of non-chemistry and lazy directing. Dune is gold coated excrement. No matter how many fanboys make romantic ballads to praise this rotting pile of dung.
I like the new phyrexia reference in giedi prime. That's what I thought as well.
The cinema was created a form art which was explained back in time as moving pictures. Most of the industry forgot the essence of cinema was to awe viewers. Modern cinema stopped focusing on making viewers admire moving pictures towards marketing moving pictures to make people sit through 2 hours of moving pictures that are forgotten as soon as they get out of cinema. Movies became polished, safe, non-offending, non-concerning, non-contemporary. Cinema became a fast-food industry. Villeneuve and Nolan still remember how going to cinema made them talk, discuss and get inspired by movies and used years of their own practice to make their own ultimate masterpieces that are discussed, decomposed and remembered for years to come.
The way you feel about this movie is how I feel about GATTACA
Dune was paper thin and not ably handled, and this video is the cringiest thing I’ve seen in months
you understood everything
One of my best memories of movie watching was from some 30 years ago. The "Little Buddha" by Bernardo Bertolucci has this scene in which we watch Keanu Reeves from the back and he takes a sword and cuts his long hair. When he does that the fully packed theater almost screamed, that was the level of connection between the art product and consumers. When I watched Dune 2 for the second time at one moment I decided to see how people in the audience are reacting and took a long view of the whole theater and as far as I could see everyone was watching the movie like they were hypnotised, almost without blinking. And I will remember this for my whole life.
Just found your channel today as of 5/27/24. Nicely said. I dunno if you will, but I'd love to hear your take on The Expanse.
I have to check out the Expanse, all my friends really like it!
@SpacemanSR please do. Read the books especially if able to. You will not be disappointed. If you ever seen BSG from the 2005 reboot and liked that, you will love The Expanse
Not a bad review for someone who admits to not having read the books... I suppose that's a good thing, because if the film can engross you even though you haven't read the books, that means those poor souls who haven't read the books will enjoy it too.
Im glad you could enjoy the review! Currently reading through Children of Dune and though it's very different than I expected, I'm enjoying it!
@@SpacemanSR I like to think of the Dune books as future history. Love them.
Nobody understands Villenvue's Dune unless they read the 3rd and 4th books he put to much in
Did wr watch the same movie? Its visually nice to see but other than that, it was a dud in every other aspect if you ask me. It all most seemed like he made a 5 hour movie, but then, chopped up so bad in editing that it kinda is missing all kinds a stuff
Andor is the best SW content since the first two movies. I can't understand how anyone can't agree with that.
stick openhimen up idy1
Glad you liked it. The faux "profound" tone of this "review" isn't for me, so I skipped quickly.
I can’t properly construct a sentence to describe how good this movie was. I’ve never been in a theater with that level of engagement beginning to end and I’m sure these movies will be to my kids what Star Wars was to me. I wish I didn’t know that Hollywood will not let the films lie still and be masterpieces without trying to make more cheap imitations with the same name.
did you make the score for the music you used in this video? its great
Definitely going to have to be a voice of dissension here. Part 1 was easily better than Part 2. Denis made so many terrible choices in 2 that it left me feeling detached and bored most of the movie. Walken as the Emperor? Bad casting. Chani's distrust throughout 99% of the movie? Annoying. No Thufir? Baffling. The pacing? Tiresome. To even mention Lawrence in this review is a disservice to that movie. Denis overuse of wide angle desert shots wound up making them feel trite and no longer epic. He could have easily chopped 45 minutes off of this and come out with a tighter, less overindulgent piece. I went into this hoping for an amazing sequel and instead was incredibly let down. Glad you enjoyed it though.
I didn't know Stilgar had a KZread channel 😂
LISAN AL GAIB
@@SpacemanSR as it was written 🗿
I would be totally fine if any standard action movie hd to live up to these standards or not be allowed to be released. I welcome it as the desert welcomes oh might sun after a cold cold night.
Usually special effects are a necessary production addition to help the viewers "buy in" to the world and the story they are seeing. In the two Dune movies so far, they are a cinematic specatacle that stand in their own right, even when story and characters are removed. I learned in film studies at university that if you can take a single frame from a scene so that it is a "picture", and that frame tells a story even with no motion, the scene is a masterpiece. Examples: Citizen Kane in the bed scene where in the foreground you see medication bottles on a night table, a figure in the bed obviously ill in some way in the mid-ground, and an anxious figure peering in the doorway in the background. Star Wars: Princess Leia kneeling down to R2D2, either communicating with him or giving him something, with the two of them backlit with a glow that suggest conflict, framed by the curves of the hallway. LOTR: The tiny figures of the fellowship in boats at the bottom of a canyon with the giant twin Numenorian statues with their arms and hands extended, seemingly saying "Halt!" Now see how many times you can take a single frame of one of the Dune movies and have it tell a story on its own. Quite a few. We're looking at a masterpiece. There are numerous video essays on KZread about how the LOTR trilogy is the end of cinema and how it isn't possible to have anything like it again. so far Dune has proven this wrong, and we are lucky to be living through cinematic history once again.
This recent iteration of Dune pt 1 & 2, is 1 of the most incredible examples of "how movies should be made." Absolutely wonderful, they are!
This was so needlessly pretentious my god... Like the amount of poetic word salad just to mask a very simple review is silly and a waste of people's time.
thanks for the view! You sound upset, might I suggest reading an article instead? Watching youtube essays is different than reading text, hope that helps!
@@SpacemanSR The issue is your poetry was empty. Theres meme potential here
@@Raphsophomes make some memes, ill use them in my next upload
@@SpacemanSR I don't think he sounds mad, it's highly amusing though!
@@sangrieki im just here for the vibes
Yeah, it was pretty good.
It was as good as it could have been done after40+ years of talking about making a "real" Dune movie. And it didn't even take 5 movies to get on screen. Now can we talk about how captivating the upcoming "Twisters" is going to be??
Its not the end of cinema but it is the beginning of an artistic war against AI. I believe AI will ultimately lose, unless it achieves human consciousness.
This movie, to me, was a Gigantic Failure....... its script , overly simplistic , pathetically foreseeable. No surprises here. Nothing "different ". It took them 2 years to make this garbage ? Special effects ? How hard can that be nowadays. Accolades for the mundane ? Gonna stop here ,as I'm getting a splitting headache just thinking about this **** !
Every word and idea in yhis video made sense and sounded very genuine, what a rarity. Not just hating to placate the hate. I am literally about to sign up for disney+ in the next few minutes... 💛
I liked this version so much better than the 80's movie, but I think I liked Paul (the character, not the actor) better in Dino's version. He was more or less an actual super hero with super powers in that one. Still love this version better though :)
yeah the cinematography is nice however dune 1 and 2 are let down by the shitshow of a script and the butchering of the book it could have been a masterpiece but "the message" had to creep in and ruin everything once again ya´all are easily fooled by nice visuals when the story makes the movie
I wonder what George Lucas thinks of Andor?
I refuse to believe this is written by a human being and not some kind of LLM. Half-our dithyrambs made out of meaningless buzzword salad (rivaling corpospeak in disgust-inducing department), with grammatical semblance of an essay but zero essence behind any statement. I would call many claims in this pretentious if the entre thing wasn't so soulless and inhuman.
u sound mad
Before the film was over I thought it was the best Sci fi of all time. By the time the film was over I felt for certain this is the current greatest film of all time, a benchmark of human achievement.
incredible movie
I really liked part 1. Part 2 didn't reach the same level, though. I think the way Chani is portrayed (in both movies) is part of it but also that Part two kinda wasted a lot of time on scenic shots that didn't really add much apart from being pretty. Mind you - that might make sense should we ever see a part 3 so I won't berate it too much but as a stand-alone film it could have been tighter.
please watch "The King" if you haven't, it feels like Timothees hypothesis for how to play Paul. It stands on its own
i am really hoping we get 4 or 5 films and not just 3? A pure saga of 4 but also 5 would be epic? and given the fact its the only film i have seen that felt like a film and complete and beautiful, in YEARS that literally likely will be the kast great Saga or Trilogy as NOTHING is being written in our time that compares to anything written in the 20th century and prior, modern writing is somehow so incompetent its barely even writing anymore. Its just a modern form of forced propagandist trash that has wholly taken iver Hollywood entirely. This same team needs to also take on "The Dark Tower" as it was spit & pissed on in the version that should never have been made back in 2010s at whatever point? I onky watched about 20 minutes as it was wxactly everything i had feared from the trailers . This team is the onky team that CPULD take on the Saga & also its companion and prequel esq side story : "The Wind Through the Keyhole" i.e "The Hobbit" to Tolkiens, "Lord of the Rings" ; I realise this is a tangent but it is on topic as this has been the only film in 4 or 5 years i immediately rewatched twice in 48 hours. This film made me smile & dream again, & i fear it will be the lasr saga we see in cinema worthy of the art form. There was a lot here and it's what we need for other I.P.s that have been ignored and undermined in their interpretations. The Dark Knight is one of those I.P.s that needs the right team & budget and this team is thr onky tram i want to even try and if not, it should remain sidelined as we all try to forget the FAILED TRASH we were given in 2012 (i believe is when that P.O.S. was filmed?) which took zmultiple novels and congealed it down to a absolutely paghetic film that failed to even caoture its own existence while being a horribke film regardless of ehat it eas based on and it IS BAFFLING King signed off on it? It was his MAGNUM OPUS and he kiterally aold the rights for a conceotion that NO ONE SHOULD HAVE HAD TO SEE snd King seems to have just never had a singke point to make about it ? and Yet he still complains and moans about "The Shining"? lmfao Okay #KING ?