Tom Coppolone’s review published on Letterboxd:
Yup. This is one of the greatest movies ever made. Speechless. Stunned. In awe. This film is the culmination of hundreds of years of mankind's wildest imaginations. Everything you could ever want in a movie and more. Once the credits rolled I found myself already thinking about the next time I could witness this masterpiece.
Visuals so incredible they will have you laughing to yourself in disbelief.
Every frame is perfection and meticulously crafted by the masterminds behind this movie. Everyone involved deserves praise.
A story so rich and so dense but it is beautifully adapted script wise and never feels convoluted at any point. Something that was deemed impossible for years in regards to Dune.
I don't think its possible to be a Timothée Chalamet hater after this one. One of the most ionate and memorable performances I've seen from a lead in recent memory and gives so much depth to the character of Paul. Rebecca Ferguson SHINES as Lady Jessica and puts on a powerhouse performance and is an incredibly intimidating on screen presence in every scene shes featured. Austin Butler is TERRIFYING as Feyd-Rautha and will have your heart beating in fear with his unpredictability and pure rage.
Denis Villeneuve deserves all the awards and all the recognition for this movie and for bringing his unbelievable vision to the screen for all of us to witness. This isn't just a film. This is HISTORY!
