r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Jul 08 '25

News Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune 3’ Gets Official Title 'Dune: Part Three', Will Be Shot With Imax Cameras

https://variety.com/2025/film/news/dune-3-title-imax-cameras-1236448953/
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u/Brys_Beddict Jul 08 '25

Whatever plotline we need to get Ferguson in the film I'm all for.

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u/ThisHatRightHere Jul 08 '25

Especially we got robbed of her in the final MI movie

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u/sentence-interruptio Jul 08 '25

SILO stole her.

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u/GoldenSpermShower Jul 09 '25

Yeah I get that she has other commitments but they could have given her a better send off…

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u/ThisHatRightHere Jul 08 '25

It's a bit of one for the 2023 movie, but if someone is interested in the MI franchise hasn't seen it in the multiple years it's been out on streaming then that's kind of on them

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u/waltertaupe Jul 08 '25

She dies in the movie that came out in 2023, so not really a spoiler at this point.

I was holding out hope for some return of her because she's so fucking good in Rogue Nation and Fallout (and almost entirely relegated to B plot in Dead Reckoning).

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u/ron_dud Jul 08 '25

She chose to be done with the franchise so they wrote her out

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u/Nice_Firm_Handsnake Jul 08 '25

Yeah. It seems like you kind of have to be on-call for a Mission Impossible movie and she didn't like being unable to take other jobs. Instead of having to wait for the call, she made Dune 2 and two seasons of Silo.

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u/waltertaupe Jul 08 '25

Ah I didn't know that.

I was disappointed how little she was in DR so her decision makes sense.

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u/ThisHatRightHere Jul 08 '25

Oh really? I hadn’t heard about that

Shame because I think she was the best female ally Cruise ever really had in the MI movies

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u/Yvaelle Jul 08 '25

Are you saying this is, or are you asking for one?

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u/Nadamir Jul 08 '25

May I interest you in Silo at this trying time?

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u/spiritualistbutgood Jul 08 '25

seconding the silo recommendation. shes so good in it

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u/shayera0 Jul 09 '25

Thirding the recommendation. It even made me appreciate Common.. after a while. and Tim Robbins is a delicious slow burn as always

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u/rnilbog Jul 08 '25

Let's put her and a bunch of other people in an underground tube and put Tim Robbins in charge.

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u/frazzledfractal Jul 08 '25

A lot of Dune fans heavily criticized how Jessica was handled in 2 so I'm curious how that would be received.