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Dune is Frank Herbert’s science-fiction universe of desert worlds, political struggles and the valuable spice. The stories have continued in novels and adaptations for screen and other media.
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An Irish classification listing reportedly puts Dune: Part Three at 151 minutes, shorter than Parts One and Two. Villeneuve's Dune Messiah opens on…
Sir Patrick Stewart, Star Trek's Captain Picard and X-Men's Professor X, has died aged 86. SFcrowsnest remembers him.
Warner Bros. releases the final Dune: Part Three trailer, with Villeneuve's Dune Messiah finale opening in UK cinemas and IMAX on 18th December.
A new 30-second Dune: Part Three TV spot arrives as the BFI IMAX in London reportedly sells 33,000 tickets in a day. Villeneuve's…
A new Dune Part Three trailer has landed, which means Warner Bros. is now rationing Arrakis footage with roughly the same generosity the…
Arrakis is back, then, which is bad news for anyone hoping to get sand out of the franchise carpet before Christmas 2026. Warner…
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Three is now looming over the horizon like another sandstorm with a grudge, and the newly released trailer suggests…
‘Dune: The Graphic Novel, Book 3: The Prophet’ is the third and final instalment in the graphic novel adaptation of Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’,…
Fans of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune and its sequel, prepare for a sandworm-sized twist: your favorite Arrakis warriors are moonlighting as artists. Starting November…
Dune fans, if the 2021 Dune film left you craving more sand, spice, and political intrigue, then Dune: Prophecy is about to roll…
Blimey, the Dune universe. Just when you thought you’d had your fill of spice, sandworms, and epic power struggles, along comes Dune: Prophecy.…
For those steeped in science fiction’s most revered tomes, few names command more respect than Frank Herbert and Isaac Asimov. These titans conceived…
