The Real Reason Stellan Skarsgard's Baron Vladimir Harkonnen Is Naked In Dune
One creative liberty director Denis Villeneuve took when adapting "Dune" is often showing Stellan Skarsgård's Baron Vladimir Harkonnen naked.
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Christopher Nolan's Next Movie May Be A Remake - But The Simpsons Already Killed It
Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan is on top of the world right now. What movie will he make next? Some say it'll be a remake of this '60s mystery series.
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The Mandalorian Season 4 Looks Dead After A Star Wars Cast Member Reveal
With "The Mandalorian and Grogu" set to bring "Star Wars" back to movie theaters, a Season 4 for "The Mandalorian" itself is not looking good.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Pointed Out Dune's Big Sandworm Problem - And We Can't Unsee It
"Dune: Part Two" has amazingly designed sandworms which are central to Paul Atreides' journey. But what do scientists think about these unreal creatures?
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Does Paul Atreides Die In The Dune Books? Here's What Really Happens To Him
Paul Altriedes' final fate in Frank Herbert's novels may be surprising to audiences who are only familiar with "Dune" through Denis Villeneuve's movies.
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Why Chile's Star Wars Beer Commercials Made George Lucas Take Legal Action
In this very current and close by galaxy, one Chilean beer company decided to insert their advertisements directly into the "Star Wars" franchise.
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Star Wars: George Lucas Almost Gave The Force This Much Longer Name
Star Wars creator George Lucas originally had a much longer name in mind for the Force, along with a more complicated understanding of the concept.
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A 2001 Music Video Makes Christopher Walken's Dune Casting Even Better - Here's Why
The music video for a 2001 funk banger makes Christopher Walken's casting as Emperor Shaddam IV in "Dune: Part Two" even better - here's why.
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The Star Trek Fight That Left Chris Pine With A Real Black Eye
While Chris Pine was filming a fight scene with Idris Elba for 2016's "Star Trek Beyond," the Captain Kirk actor accidentally got a black eye.
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Characters That Were Cut From The Dune Franchise
Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" and "Dune: Part Two" feature stacked all-star casts, but some characters from the source material are still cut from the films.
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Star Wars: A Revenge Of The Sith Mistake Has Reddit Going Wild
Anakin and Obi-Wan's lightsaber duel in "Revenge of the Sith" is intense, but it also features one of the funnier filmmaking mistakes in the franchise.
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Dune's Creepiest Creature Almost Looked Even More Terrifying
Vladimir Harkonnen's giant spider with human hands at the ends of its legs is already nightmare fuel, but early "Dune" concept art shows even scarier versions.
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Dune Has A Star Wars Diss You May Have Missed
"Dune" author Frank Herbert was aware many people compared his work to Star Wars, so he included a cheeky reference to franchise in one of his books.
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Dune: The Disgusting Fremen Detail The Movies Ignore
The stillsuits worn by the Fremen in the "Dune" films aren't as advanced as they are in the books, and the reason behind this may be TMI for some viewers.
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How Dune 2 Shot Those Mind-Blowing Arena Scenes On Giedi Prime
The scenes on Giedi Prime in "Dune: Part Two" shifted to a mind-blowing black and white palette that helped cement tone. Here's how those parts were shot.
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The Real Reason You'll Never See Dune 2's Deleted Scenes
"Dune" director Denis Villeneuve explained that once he cuts scenes from a film, he refuses to go back and "create a Frankenstein" of deleted scenes.
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Marvel Theory Claims Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man Killed The MCU With One Move
According to several fan theories online, Andrew Garfield's actions in 2021's "Spider-Man: No Way Home" may have disrupted an important canon event.
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Patrick Stewart Avoided Tom Hardy On The Star Trek: Nemesis Set For A Good Reason
Patrick Stewart and Tom Hardy didn't interact much on the set of "Star Trek: Nemesis." As it turns out, Stewart has a reason for this behavior.
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The Netflix Sci-Fi Sequel Blowing Up The Charts Right Now
"Code 8: Part II," which stars, and is co-produced by Stephen and Robbie Amell, has been a huge hit since debuting on Netflix late in February.
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A Dune Fan Had A Dying Wish - What Director Denis Villeneuve Did Will Make You Cry
A dying man got to see "Dune: Part Two" before everyone else did, and it was all thanks to the efforts of his care worker and director Denis Vileneuve's team.
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The Dune Movies But Without Special Effects
Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" movies are full of computer-generated and visual effects. But what does the action look like without the added graphics?
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The Entire Dune Timeline Explained
Both the book "Dune" and Denis Villeneuve's two-film adaptation of it are filled with a complex web of events, history, and lore, so we're here to sort it out.
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The Real Reason Dune 2 Cut Stephen McKinley Henderson's Thufir Hawat
Director Denis Villeneuve has revealed the real reason "Dune: Part Two" cut Stephen McKinley Henderson's Thufir Hawat in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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Small Details You Missed In Dune Part 2
"Dune" -- both the book and Denis Villeneuve's two films -- is such a dense work that it's easy to miss lots of small but important details in "Dune: Part Two."
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Dune Scenes That Were Left On The Cutting Room Floor
Denis Villeneuve's "Dune: Part One" runs for 155 minutes, and it was almost even longer than that. Here are some scenes that didn't make the final cut.
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The Dune 2 Scene You Didn't Realize Was Improvised
Austin Butler revealed that this impactful moment in "Dune: Part Two" between Feyd-Rautha and Stellan Skarsgård's Baron Vladimir Harkonnen was improvised.
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Why Dune's Grossest Character Will Never Get His Final Form On-Screen (Probably)
Thankfully, the grossest character in the "Dune" universe, Paul and Chani's son Leto Atreides II, will (probably) never get his final form on-screen.
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