<p>In this episode, we tackle the film Dune (2021), out in theaters and HBO Max.  We all agreed that Dune is beautifully-captured with a phenomenal cast, but were split on whether we actually liked the movie. Some of the points of dispute were the lengthy runtime, the slow-burn approach to the plot progression, and the repetitious use of dream sequences.</p>

In this episode, we tackle the film Dune (2021), out in theaters and HBO Max. We all agreed that Dune is beautifully-captured with a phenomenal cast, but were split on whether we actually liked the movie. Some of the points of dispute were the lengthy runtime, the slow-burn approach to the plot progression, and the repetitious use of dream sequences.

<p>In this episode, we tackle the film Dune (2021), out in theaters and HBO Max.&nbsp; We all agreed that Dune is beautifully-captured with a phenomenal cast, but were split on whether we actually liked the movie. Some of the points of dispute were the lengthy runtime, the slow-burn approach to the plot progression, and the repetitious use of dream sequences.</p>

BMM Ep 21: Dune

Four friends walk through movies that had great concepts but not so great execution. We discuss what doesn't work while offering up suggestions of what could have made the film a better movie...maybe.

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BMM Ep 21: Dune

BMM Ep 21: Dune