The first trailer for the upcoming movie "Dune" is out, and it is building some massive hype. The film is the big-screen adaptation of a classic science fiction novel of the same name by Frank Herbert.
The story focuses on a critical resource in a barren desert planet named Arrakis or Dune. On that planet is the spice that aids in immortality and is essential for space travel. Because of that, a galactic power struggle ensues as a young royalty Paul Atreides (portrayed by Timothée Chalamet), is forced to defend the planet.
The "Dune" novel is regarded as a science fiction classic that has spawned numerous books and has been adapted to plenty of TV miniseries as well as strategy video games.
The sci-fi film is now helmed by Denis Villenueve, known for his previously directed films "Arrival" and "Blade Runner 2049." Oscar Isaac, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya, Josh Brolin, Dave Batista, Jason Momoa, Javier Bardem, Stellan Skarsgard, and many others join the star-studded roster.
"Dune" is expected to be a close adaptation of the first parts of the novel. The rest will be covered by the upcoming sequels which Warner Brothers already had planned. On top of that, WarnerMedia will be releasing a spinoff TV series connected to the film. It will be directed by Villenueve as well, and it will make its way to the HBO Max streaming service.
The first "Dune" movie will make it to the big screen on December 18, 2020. Reopening theaters seem to be a scary prospect at this moment. However, it appears that some theaters have reopened and are considered safe as long as COVID-19 guidelines are strictly implemented.
The trailer for the movie is effective at building hype, even for newcomers of the series. The production quality, the all-star cast, and the exciting plot make moviegoers want to revisit the theaters. The "Dune" trailer currently sits at over 7 million views, 301 thousand likes, and 32 thousand comments. There is also a monstrous reveal near the end of the trailer. Watch it here.
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