Tag: Denis Villeneuve

Dune Part Two truly is a sequel that outdoes its predecessor, showing how liberation can mask a quest for revenge

N.K. Jemisin and Jamal Capbell's FAR SECTOR comes out on top of the comics category at last night's Hugo Awards. Jemisin's fifth Hugo.

It's not a simple small thing to overcome the hurdle of adapting a well-loved and complicated book series. Nearly four decades after David Lynch's polarizing Dune (1984), Denis Villeneuve shows off his own adapted...

Lady Jessica of House Atreides is not only one of the main characters of Frank Herbert's 1965 novel Dune, but she acts as a major driving force behind some of the key events that...

The acclaimed film director is stepping into television.

Science Fiction classic DUNE to get new hardcover edition with extras galore

There's been an air of secrecy to Blade Runner 2049, the likes of which that had previously been reserved for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This had been so extreme to the point where...

Look at that above image, holy cow...I knew Denis Villeneuve and Roger Deakins were going to combine for some seriously beautiful imagery, but this is like something pulled right out of my dreams. Or how...

So...was Deckard a replicant after all?

And casting for the sequel stands complete...

Judging by the first few scenes, Sicario looks like a great chance to see Emily Blunt flex her literal and figurative acting muscles – another reminder of the Black Widow that could have been – in the role of a strong female lead working on a task force to take down a Mexican drug cartel. But what actually follows is much murkier and, arguably, much more true to life.

Blade Runner is officially getting a sequel, Supergirl adds more new faces, and Marvel Studios promotional images hit the web