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[quote=Anonymous]I just watched with my Dune loving husband. I agree it’s very reminiscent of Star Wars. I really wish there was a Han Solo like character in the middle for comedic banter purposes. It’s just so ponderous and self-important.

I thought Timothee Chalamet was incredible. It’s rare to have an actor convincingly play a playful young boy and a bitter angry young man in the same series or movie. Most actors are too self-conscious to play up the little boy part. I thought he did it remarkably well. He reminded me of Christian Bale who was able to play both of these types of characters at different points in his career but never did so in one movie. Can you imagine watching Bale’s Laurie from Little Women morph into Batman? Would have been amazing. Never was captured in one project. Timothee Chalamet is doing this and I give him a ton of credit. It takes a lot of versatility, vulnerability, and impress command of body and voice.

I loved Javier Bardem too. He was great.

I liked that Zendaya’s Chani wasn’t a pushover. According to my husband who read the books and liked the 1980s movie - she wasn’t originally written with much of a backbone. I liked Zendaya’s version.

Austin Butler was so creepy I almost couldn’t bear to watch him. Same for Stellan Skarsgard.

Jason Mamoa and Josh Brolin were good but doing nothing new here.

Oscar Isaak and Rebecca Ferguson were both very very good. She’s creepy.

I’m over Florence Pugh. Don’t like her much. Christopher Walken was merely okay.

Its was all about Timothee, Javier, and Zendaya for me.

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