Given how much I enjoyed the parts 1 and 2 I'm pumped for this last one. I wonder what the run time is going to be. I'm quite frankly impressed they packed so much story into 2h35 minutes for part...
Given how much I enjoyed the parts 1 and 2 I'm pumped for this last one. I wonder what the run time is going to be. I'm quite frankly impressed they packed so much story into 2h35 minutes for part 2, although I wish it had gone a little bit slower.
Very excited for this. I am sure in no way all the foreshadowing that has been built up over the course of two movies could possibly come to a bad end, not when this is the exciting conclusion...
Very excited for this. I am sure in no way all the foreshadowing that has been built up over the course of two movies could possibly come to a bad end, not when this is the exciting conclusion that will leave its audience immensely satisfied as only a "blowing up a Death Star" finale can deliver.
With the sarcasm out of the way, it's a miracle that these movies are even able to be made these days. I suppose the trade-off is the next "worm popcorn bucket" that marketing will come up with.
I’m surprised by the decision to brand it as a third part, as opposed to “Dune: Messiah”, but it definitely makes sense and I’d probably do the same in their shoes. After being relatively...
I’m surprised by the decision to brand it as a third part, as opposed to “Dune: Messiah”, but it definitely makes sense and I’d probably do the same in their shoes.
After being relatively disappointed by the first part I was blown away by the second. At this point I trust this team wholly to deliver the second book all of the justice it deserves. Bring it on!
Given how much I enjoyed the parts 1 and 2 I'm pumped for this last one. I wonder what the run time is going to be. I'm quite frankly impressed they packed so much story into 2h35 minutes for part 2, although I wish it had gone a little bit slower.
Very excited for this. I am sure in no way all the foreshadowing that has been built up over the course of two movies could possibly come to a bad end, not when this is the exciting conclusion that will leave its audience immensely satisfied as only a "blowing up a Death Star" finale can deliver.
With the sarcasm out of the way, it's a miracle that these movies are even able to be made these days. I suppose the trade-off is the next "worm popcorn bucket" that marketing will come up with.
I’m surprised by the decision to brand it as a third part, as opposed to “Dune: Messiah”, but it definitely makes sense and I’d probably do the same in their shoes.
After being relatively disappointed by the first part I was blown away by the second. At this point I trust this team wholly to deliver the second book all of the justice it deserves. Bring it on!