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Adds the Chicago Sun-Times: It’s “a real mess, an incomprehensible, ugly, unstructured, pointless excursion into the murkier realms of one of the most confusing screenplays of all time.”Not quite the fantastic buzz you’ve been hearing about the new screen epic “Dune,” in theaters and on HBO Max Friday, starring Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson and Oscar Isaac? That’s because these are just a few of the yummy pans of David Lynch’s notorious 1984 flop, also called “Dune.”And these cranky critics (Roger Ebert for the Sun-Times and Rex Reed for The Post) were spot-on.

Grimes is explaining her show-stopping look at the Met Gala on Monday in New York City. ET's Rachel Smith spoke to the 33-year-old musician about her sword-wielding getup, and she shared what inspired it.Grimes wore a custom Iris van Herpen gown, made from liquid silicone and hand-pleated silk.

Dan Kneece, the veteran camera and Steadicam operator who frequently worked with filmmaker David Lynch, has died. He was 64.

Mulholland Drive star Justin Theroux says that even the film’s director David Lynch didn’t understand some of its complex storylines.The 2001 surrealist neo-noir film saw Theroux play director Adam Kesher, who finds his wife cheating on him.In a new interview with IndieWire, Theroux was asked about the process of making the film with Lynch, and the actor shone interesting light on the legendary director’s process.“He’s a total outlier because he doesn’t answer your questions,” Theroux said of Lynch.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorBella Thorne isn’t one to lie. In fact, the former Disney child star (she appeared alongside Zendaya on “Shake It Up”) lives her life in the open.

Dune will be streamed alongside a cinema release.Last year, Villeneuve hit out at Warner Bros for shifting the release of Dune so that it will simultaneously stream on HBO Max and open in cinemas on the same day.Warner Bros announced that it will provide the simultaneous release for all of its 2021 movies, in response to the coronavirus pandemic’s severe impact on the stability of the traditional cinema-first release model.MacLachlan, who starred in the 1984 version of the film directed by David Lynch, said Villeneuve’s adaptation was designed for the “big screen.”Speaking to The Seattle Times, MacLachlan said: “I’m excited to see it…It’s one of my [favourite] books and I look forward to seeing what the director Villeneuve does with it.”He

Lana Del Rey’s “White Dress” music video is finally here.

Guy Lodge Film CriticWelsh helmer Prano Bailey-Bond didn’t call herself a horror director until someone beat her to it. “I didn’t realize I was one for a long time,” she says.

David Lynch has trolled fans after promising a big “announcement” today (February 1).The cult director has been posting a number of his daily weather reports on his YouTube channel over the past year or so, although his latest one at the very end of last month left fans intrigued.“Not today, but tomorrow, I will have an announcement to make,” he declared on January 31, leading many to believe that he would confirm a fourth series of Twin Peaks or a new project.However, it turns out Lynch was pulling fans’ fingers, as he confirmed that he was actually due to announce a break from his weather report – but fans’ enthusiasm made him decide to stick with it.“Good morning, it’s February 1, 2021, and it’s a Monday,” the director began.

Kyle MacLachlan starred in the original Dune movie and he doesn’t seem to agree with the idea to remake the film.

Novice directors don’t usually get advice from the legendary David Lynch — unless you’re “Riverdale” star Madchen Amick, who makes her debut behind the camera for Wednesday night’s Season 4 finale.

"It was a heartache for me"

"It’s going to bring us all closer together in a really strong and beautiful way"