Denis Villeneuve Sets High Bar for 'Dune Messiah', Aiming for Superiority Over 'Part Two'
The director commits to making a third 'Dune' film only if it surpasses the success and quality of 'Dune: Part Two'.
- Denis Villeneuve promises to proceed with 'Dune Messiah' only if he can ensure it will be better than 'Dune: Part Two', which has been a critical and commercial success.
- Villeneuve emphasizes the importance of a strong script and relevance, taking a cautious approach before committing to 'Dune 3'.
- The success of 'Dune: Part Two', crossing $500 million worldwide, sets a high benchmark for the potential sequel.
- Villeneuve plans to take a break from the world of Arrakis to ensure fresh ideas and a solid screenplay for 'Dune Messiah'.
- The director's commitment to surpassing the quality of 'Part Two' reflects his dedication to the 'Dune' franchise and its fans.