Dune: Part Three will be released in cinemas on Friday 18 December and sees many of the cast from the previous two entries reprising their roles alongside some huge new additions such as Robert Pattinson.
Speaking to The New York Times, Paul Atreides star Timothée Chalamet teased that "this movie is its own thing" when compared to the previous two, explaining: "It didn’t feel like the bar dropped at all, Denis just changed the location of the bar."
And Pattinson – who joins the ensemble as shapeshifting antagonist Scytale – added that you would have to be "crazy" to be finding faults in the film, which he explained turned out different that he'd first anticipated.
"It reads as much more of a grand political, moral fable, and the movie is so much more emotional. A lot of it is about parenting, and I just thought it was so moving."
View Green Video on the source websiteOther key cast members in the film include Anya Taylor-Joy as Paul's unsettling all-seeing sister Alia Atreides, Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan, Charlotte Rampling as Bene Gesserit Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam and Jason Momoa as a reimagined version of Paul's old swordmaster, Duncan Idaho.
Given what we've heard so far, we certainly wouldn't bet against that being the case.
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