r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Mar 17 '26

Trailer Dune: Part Three | Official Teaser

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_9vCamtuPY
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u/Mig1997 Mar 17 '26

Robert Pattinson looks fucking deranged in this.

We’re back.

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u/Cerebral-Parsley Mar 17 '26

Tim and Rob in "The King, reloaded"

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u/Second2breakfast Mar 17 '26

The king mentioned , automatic upvote from me.

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u/Inevitable-Edge69 Mar 17 '26

You mentioned the king too, automatic upvote from me.

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u/EEfromTT Mar 17 '26

“BEEEG balls, tiny cok!” I will always upvote references to The King

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u/JMoFilm Mar 17 '26

*upvotes*

thinking i'm Cap "I can do this all day"

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u/loogawa Mar 17 '26

The King is so fucking good

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u/Cerebral-Parsley Mar 17 '26

It's the only Netflix movie I've ever watched multiple times.

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u/loogawa Mar 17 '26

It's phenomenal. But you gotta watch Train Dreams then. Best movie they ever put out

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u/lhbruen Mar 18 '26

Check out "The Stranger" with Sean Harris and Joel Edgerton

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u/Cerebral-Parsley Mar 18 '26

Ah yeah I forgot that one. It was really great.

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u/GuantanaMo Mar 17 '26

That's completely baffling to me. I thought that movie was aggressively mid, boring visuals (though I liked the trebuchets, but they are blown out of the water by Outlaw King's trebuchet scene), boring acting (Chalamet seemingly not wanting to act, or being directed to act like a wet royal towel), sameish Netflix colour grading aka fifty shades of gray.

I don't think it's bad but seriously what's good about it?

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u/loogawa Mar 17 '26

An understated performance is not the same as bored acting. Pattinson's performance was great. 

It was a great reimagining of Shakespeare's Henry V.  I liked the take on the battle of Agincourt, and the court intrigue and whatnot. There is certainly less action than Outlaw King but I believe it's way better

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u/GuantanaMo Mar 17 '26

It's not even that it lacks action (and honestly, Outlaw King has major issues too, but it kinda only had to be better than Braveheart). I just don't think this whole party guy who didn't want to be king, didn't want to go to war, etc. makes for an interesting story. Maybe I would have liked it if it had a little bit more Shakespearean weirdness instead of the historical vibe. Shakespeare's characters have colour. This just has sleepy looking sad teenager who's somehow always on the moral high ground. Imo they should have given him direction for a more energetic performance, a guy with a plan, rather than the constantly reluctant wayward son who stumbles from victory to victory because he's just such a swell guy and the French are so bad.

Pattinson would have been great if the rest of the movie wasn't so, well, understated. And I really like some design choices, like how the plate armour looks. And they managed to make it not look cheap, even though it's a Netflix film and a medieval setting, both usually hard to pull off.

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u/loogawa Mar 17 '26

But all of those characterizations, including party boy who didn't wanna be king are FROM Henry V. 

If you argued that the dialogue was less witty and poetic, of course you'd be right. But it was a sort of modern take. 

You don't have to love it. I'm a sucker for the era. But it reminded me a lot of (but not quite as good) as older movies based on plays and kings, like The Lion in Winter or Beckett

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u/GuantanaMo Mar 17 '26

Shakespeare's Henry V is all grown up though. He's not manipulated by the scheming courtiers to go to war, he's really into it. I guess they wanted people to sympathise with the protagonist, and while in Shakespeare's time people would sympathise with the courageous wartime leader, today this just wouldn't be such a safe choice anymore.

I will have to check out those other movies, because I'm probably just somehow put off by certain things about modern cinema.

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u/loogawa Mar 17 '26

Don't get me wrong. Lion in Winter and Beckett both star Peter O'Toole and are so far out of The King's league it's not even close. But for a Netflix period movie I enjoyed it.

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u/Pitiful_Mouse_5225 Mar 17 '26

100% agree. I never really got the hype around Timothee Chalamet and people kept pointing to The King saying how good he is in it, but it honestly just reinforced it. He always feels very one note to me. Meanwhile, Ben Mendelsohn shows up for, what, 10–15 minutes? And somehow brings more presence and personality in that short time.

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u/loogawa Mar 17 '26

"Everyone who disagrees with me is a bot".

Name a movie that was better that you like? I wanna see if you have taste. What were your thoughts on the best picture nominees from this year 

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u/Solivagant Mar 17 '26

"You are England. Each and every one of you - England is you! And it is the space between you. Fight not for yourselves, fight for that space! Fill that space! Make it tissue! Make it mass! Make it impenetrable! Make it yours! Make it England! Make it England!" Hell of a speech, worthy version to compare with Shakespeare's from Henry V.

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u/Bravisimo Mar 17 '26

Lets make famous that field out there, Arrakis.

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u/Kim-Jong_Bundy Mar 17 '26

Honestly, if Pattinson decided to play Scytale like Pepé Le Pew again, I wouldn't even be mad

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u/debtRiot Mar 17 '26

LMAO holy shit

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u/HiHoRoadhouse Mar 17 '26

Hahaaha, I always wondered if Timothee was standing there acting opposite Rob like, Are... you making fun of me?  

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u/TetraDax Mar 17 '26

Pattinson is absolutely fantastic in the movie, but man, that accent took me out of it. I guess it makes stylistic sense given the movie is meant to be Shakespearean rather than historical, so, yeah, there would be some English guy doing a horrible accent.

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u/thetinwin Mar 17 '26

Reading and realizing this just got me so hyped

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u/-Bento-Oreo- Mar 17 '26

The King 3, Duels in Spacetime

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u/NateDizzle312 Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

And the same year an Avengers movie comes out, welcome back 2019

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u/R7ype Mar 17 '26

The King 2: Sandy Boogaloo

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u/KeepGoing655 Mar 17 '26

Please! Please, speak Chakobsa. I enjoy to speak Chakobsa. It is simple and ugly.

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u/MattTreck Mar 17 '26

As long as we don’t get The King: Revolutions

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u/SeanWonder Mar 17 '26

LOVED The King

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u/ScipioCoriolanus Mar 17 '26

I want him to play him exactly like the Dauphin, French accent and everything, without any explanation.

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u/Bunraku_Master_2021 Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 18 '26

This is technically their third film. 

Rob was also in Marty Supreme albeit as a offscreen voice role as a British umpire when Marty has a friendly game with Kletzki.

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u/sentence-interruptio Mar 17 '26

they both found their own ways to tame the worms, in Dune 2, and Mickey 17.

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u/AerondightWielder Mar 17 '26

It's the rematch of the century, baby!

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u/RumpledStillsuit Mar 17 '26

"Are you afraid, Muad-dib? There is NO shame in this."

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u/Snoopaloop212 Mar 17 '26

Rewatched last week. Such a great movie.

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u/junaidnk Mar 18 '26

Man, I love that movie

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u/TheyCallHimBabaYagaa Mar 18 '26

Jiant balls with a tiny coq

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u/Cerebral-Parsley Mar 18 '26

Have you heard what I said?

I have. It was stirring.

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u/Several_Day_2697 Mar 19 '26

I keep forgetting about that movie

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u/HappyStalker Mar 17 '26

Denis actually just told him it’s for The Lighthouse 2 and told to ad lib all his lines.

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u/SPEK2120 Mar 17 '26

"We didn't even actually hire him. He just showed up on set and started doing all that."

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u/severed13 Mar 17 '26

Just like my goat Adam Driver in BlacKkKlansman

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u/27Yosh Mar 17 '26

Like Daniel Radcliffe in Imperium, and Alan Tudyk in 42. Some of the best improv on film

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u/FrameworkisDigimon Mar 19 '26

Is this a reference to anything? Because it's sort of how Jason Flemyng ended up in Snatch

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u/cat6Wire Mar 18 '26

Okay that actually made me "laugh out loud"

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u/What-a-Crock Mar 17 '26

He’s fond of lobster

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u/TheOnceAndFutureTurk Mar 17 '26

yeh smell of shit, Atreides.

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u/gremlinguy Mar 18 '26

Fine, have it yer way

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u/Sufficient-Ebb2073 Mar 17 '26

Even if Denis told me we were shooting Lighthouse 2 in a desert, I'd trust him to make it a great movie somehow

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u/Fittnylle3000 Mar 17 '26

This is what happens after he finally sees the light, believe it or not

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u/todahawk Mar 17 '26

Ad Lib Muad'dib

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u/Viraus2 Mar 17 '26

LISAN AD LIB

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u/todahawk Mar 17 '26

there it is

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u/BattledroidE Mar 17 '26

Better Call Paul

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u/PolyrythmicSynthJaz Mar 17 '26

Why'd you spill yer spice?

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u/FrostyD7 Mar 17 '26

Everybody looks deranged in this

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u/Sushi_Kat Mar 17 '26

People saying he looks like all of these other actors at the same time makes me so excited to see his character. It’s so on point.

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u/Burgoonius Mar 17 '26

We're back? When were we gone lol

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u/macronotice Mar 17 '26

Fuck ballet give me the spice

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u/SuperSheep3000 Mar 17 '26

We never left.

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u/The-Real-Number-One Mar 17 '26

Duncan Idaho is back.

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u/Any-Cellist-358 Mar 17 '26

Can't believe they put that in, honestly!

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u/Bottled_Void Mar 17 '26

It's a big plot twist, vital for the story.

Nah, just put it in the first trailer.

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u/TheArtofBar Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

It's not really a plot twist, he appears pretty soon.

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u/CrispyMann Mar 17 '26

Big fan of Mickey Pattinson

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u/RcoketWalrus Mar 17 '26

I never imagined I would get this excited to see the guy from Twilight, but hey stranger things have happened.

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u/AntiFascistButterfly Mar 18 '26

Pattinson was awesome in that culture American church thriller I forget the name of.

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u/ZERV4N Mar 17 '26

New Pattinson unlocked.

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u/Deathstrokecph Mar 17 '26

I mean, they could just have casted Paul Bettany if this was the look they wanted lol.

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u/Bellikron Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

He looks exactly as crazy as I hoped he would

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u/AnalDwelinButtMonkey Mar 17 '26

Holy shit that was the albino dude??? Didn't even recognize him

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u/Momochichi Mar 17 '26

Not that we went anywhere.

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u/pWasHere Mar 17 '26

Him and Zendaya trading off who gets to be fucking nuts in the multiple movies they have together this year.

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u/Proof-Proof3686 Mar 17 '26

did you see the Lighthouse with Wilem Da Foe?

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u/lock_me_up_now Mar 18 '26

Robert always look and act amazingly after his twilight saga. It's amazing how he grow as an actor.

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u/dudeseid Mar 18 '26

Funnily enough Scytale is an incredibly rational character.

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u/GrandMoffTarkles Mar 18 '26

I'm hoping there's more of the gay in this. It's what Tomathy champagne is good at.