There's some context missing from the tweet. It's sold out because that showing is a live Q&A screening. I'm assuming with Denis?
It's a success for sure but I raised an eyebrow when I saw a screening was sold out 7 months after release until I saw that it was a Q&A, which makes way more sense. They buried the lede.Yeah, also Dune 2 made 715 million worldwide. That's a lot, but it's definitely not "the undisputed movie of the year" if you want to make it about ticket sales.
I don't know about that. He was saying he wanted a break from Dune for years, even before Part Two, and to wait some time for the actors to age in numerous interviews. He also prioritises projects that he signed on to do first and Rama and Cleopatra were both in development before Messiah. Maybe your take is right and this is what I hope for too. But it sounds more to me that the studio pressured him to finish the script before anything else. That doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to reflect on the quality of the film, but I'd feel more comfortable knowing it was his plan all along or a choice he himself made after a while.Sounds more like he took some time off, got bored, wanted to shoot something again, and this is the only project of his currently that he could get an immediate greenlight right away.
Well, to anyone who has read Messiah this is pretty much a "duh" moment.
Maybe there's a way to start without Zendaya and film her scenes after she's done with Spider-Man 4 or figure a way for her to travel and do both.
Deadline says 2026, THR says next year.
Which is it?