The screening of the movie "Dune" in mainland cinemas has been extended to December 21

Today (November 17), the official Weibo account of the movie "Dune" announced that the screening time of the movie in mainland theaters will be extended to December 21. The film’s global box office has exceeded 350 million US dollars, entering the TOP10 of the global box office list in 2021!

"Dune" is directed by Denis Villeneuve ("Blade Runner 2049", "Arrival") and stars Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Josh Brolin, Charlotte Rampling, Javier Bardem, Chang Chen, Dave Bautista and others.

The story of Dune takes place in the future world, where the universe becomes a new activity space, firmly controlled by the leader Shaddan IV. In order to eliminate dissidents, Shaddan IV exiled the Duke of Atreides, whom he regarded as a thorn in his side, to a desolate planet. The planet produces a mysterious spice that can cure astronauts' diseases and is an important export commodity for the local area. The Harkonnen family, which controls this economic lifeline, attempts to wipe out the Duke of Atreides family at the instruction of Shaddan IV.

Afterwards, Duke Atreides was defeated and committed suicide, and his son Paul and his mother fled to the desert to seek protection from the natives, the Fremen. Paul was regarded as a savior by the latter, and then became the leader of the Fremen. He married a Fremen girl, led the Fremen to challenge Shadan IV, and finally became the new leader of the universe.

Guided by fate, the gifted teenager Paul Atreides is determined to go to the most dangerous planet in the vast universe to protect his family and people, embarking on a thrilling adventure. At the same time, various forces join the battlefield in order to snatch a precious resource on this planet that can unleash the greatest potential of mankind.

Ultimately, only those who can conquer their inner fears will survive.