![]() To say Dune: Part One is a masterpiece isn’t wrong, but it’s also kind of like one of those incomplete Van Gogh paintings. If you only watch Dune: Part One on HBO Max, this might make the film feel like an overly long pilot episode to a TV series that may or may not get picked up. Villeneuve has made it clear he wants to make a trilogy of films from two novels - Dune and Dune Messiah - and the ending of Dune: Part One is the set-up for the events of the rest of the proposed trilogy. ![]() More accurately, Chani could have said, “This is about two-thirds of the way through the beginning, but it also depends on how far in the series we’re going to go.” It’s also not a spoiler to reveal that right toward the end of the film Chani (Zendaya) says to Paul Atreides (Timothee Chalamet), “This is just the beginning.” It’s no secret that Dune: Part One ends roughly 500 pages into the 794 pages (excluding the appendices) that comprise the bulk of the storyline of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel Dune. ![]() Paul (Timothee Chalamet) in Dune: Part One Warner Bros ![]()
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