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Dune: Prophecy series review
The only action scene in Dune: Prophecy. It lasts for 5 seconds and is a flashback.

If you enjoyed Denis Villeneuve Sand dunes films, but I think it would be improved by a script written by a women’s studies major, then Dune: Prophecy It’s the streaming show for you. The result of this approach is game of thrones No action scenes and all the players were replaced by angry ladies wearing sensible black dresses.

The first episode of Dune: Prophecy Available to stream now. I’ll only review that episode here because it’s the only one available, and the thought of suffering through another episode is unbearable.

Emma Watson in Dune: The Prophecy
Your main character, ladies and gentlemen

Dune: Prophecy He begins to dance on the ashes of artificial intelligence. 10,000 years before Paul Atreides, the human race existed as slaves to artificial intelligence machines. One of the Atreides’ ancestors defeated the machines and liberated humanity, which made the Harkonnens extremely jealous.

Thus begins the plot, built on Harkonnen’s petty jealousy. This jealousy is carried by the show’s main character, Valia Harkonnen, the mother of the Bene Gesserit brothers. Making an entire series out of a petty lady seems like a strange decision, but here we are

Mark Strong in Dune: A Prophecy on Max
Mark Strong in front of digital background #112 as Emperor Corrino

Valia’s jealousy prompts her to set in motion a chain of events that will replace the current Emperor with an Empress she controls. To achieve this, many women stand in rooms and give stern, empty and emotional speeches.

And so on Dune: Prophecy He wanders from one speech scene to another, moving back and forth between women who talk endlessly and say nothing. This was done in the face of B’s ​​attempts to imitate the design of the great Villeneuve collection Sand dunes Movies using digital backdrops and a display chair purchased from Pottery Barn.

Travis Fimmel in Dune: The Prophecy
Travis Fimmel in Dune: Prophecyno Dance with wolves 2

Dune: Prophecy Escalate when the audience reaches the point where they are ready to turn it off. At this moment, actor Travis Fimmel appears, wearing clothes similar to how he walked to Dion from the set. Dances with wolves sequel. He’s a breath of fresh air, if only because he’s a little different in an ocean of bullshit and because he’s the only male character who doesn’t come across as a complete idiot.

To be fair, there is only one male character who has consequences. So it’s 50/50 stupid to just stupid type. That other male character is the Emperor, played by Mark Strong. As a character actor, Strong has made his career playing smart, conniving villains. So it is strange that Dune: Prophecy He wrote him as a hesitant and helpless fool.

Scene from Dune: The Prophecy. Note: Not Bridgerton.
Scene from Dune: Prophecy. Note: No Bridgerton.

Fans of the Netflix series Bridgerton It seems that Dune: Prophecy Intended target audience. This is unfortunate because I don’t think so Bridgerton The demographic is what spaceships are all about, and I doubt a few scenes featuring women in bodysuits will convince them to fit in.

I’m also not sure the corset and fancy party crowd will enjoy the slow, brutal, painful and completely unnecessary screaming of a cute little baby near the end of the episode. Not sure who would. Scratch that; I think Dune: Prophecy Director Anne Forster will do just that. I’m not sure why someone would spend so much of their audience’s time watching that little fellow suffer.

Dune: The cute child of the prophecy shortly before he was unjustifiably killed

Infanticide, torture, speeches, poor digital backgrounds, and old ladies are unlikely to attract an audience. This approach might have worked a couple of years ago, during the heyday of green-haired radical feminist energy. Now it’s completely out of sync with the world we live in, a leftover product of a time before the majority engaged in the newly rising wave of monotonous common sense, for better or for worse (whatever you think).

Dune: The result of a revision of the prophecy

Dune: The Prophecy Review the result


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