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Jason Momoa wants to see the Denis Villeneuve cut of Sand dune

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Ease up, Snyder Cut – Dune star Jason Momoa wants to see the Villeneuve Dilute. Supported on the 1965 novel by Frank Herbert, Villeneuve had over 400 pages of complex seed material to adapt, and Momoa would the like to see information technology in all its gloriole.

"It was a unemotional moving-picture show. You recognise what they need to do? They demand to make the four-to-six hour translation of the world-class half," Momoa told The Spick-and-span York Times. "It's equivalent, 'Rent's ticker the four-to-five-time of day movie like a TV show off; I can choose when I want to watch the whole thing.' I want to come across Denis's whole visual sensation. I don't want it to be trimmed."

The movie focuses on a major planet known as Arrakis (also called Dune), the entirely reservoir of the most invaluable substance in the universe – a drug named 'the spice up' that extends imperfect life, provides superhuman levels of persuasion, and makes faster-than-light travel possible.

Oscar Isaac plays Duke Leto Atreides, the man in control of Arrakis, while Timothée Chalamet is his son Alice Paul. Momoa plays Duncan Idaho, one of Duke Leto's right-hand men. After a bitter betrayal, Saul of Tarsu must seek refuge among the Fremen, the native people of the satellite who inhabit in the desert – one of these hoi polloi is Chani, played by Zendaya. Oh, and project about dangerous giant sandworms into the mix, too. Alongside Momoa, the all-star cast also includes Rebekah Ferguson, Dave Bautista, Stellan Skarsgård, and Javier Bardem.

Dune is discharged in theaters and connected HBO Max on October 22. Meantime, check out our list of the best sci-fi movies ever.

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