Villeneuve's DUNE TRILOGY Explained | The Messiah of Dune

An examination of what we can expect from the third installment of Villeneuve's epic, which is set to adapt 'Dune Messiah,' the sequel to 'Dune.' and whether or not this can provide a satisfying conclusion to Villeneuve’s trilogy. Spoiler warning if you are unfamiliar with Frank Herbert’s Dune series. With the success of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s iconic sci-fi novel Dune it has been the hope of many to see Herbert’s sequel novels adapted as well. This hope has been fueled by Villeneuve himself when he revealed it was his intention to continue bringing Frank Herbert’s writing to life on screen with the sequel novel Dune: Messiah. A dream that appears is now becoming a reality as it has been reported by Deadline during the flood of promotional material for Dune Part 2 that the sequel is indeed part of a 3-film saga.

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