Sean Fennessey

I think it's going in sequel.

Because there are some cool sequels that I like, but nothing nearly as strong to me as Dune Part 3.

See?

There's a very, very, very minor risk in taking Dune Part 3.

One, it's currently dated for the same day as Avengers Doomsday.

Well, the thinking had been that it would move into October or November for the longest time.

Warner Brothers has still not moved it.

And now those dates are getting filled, including with some films we may draft here in October and November.

And it's suddenly looking like not as easy.

that this may not go well.

So they need to kind of be really steely in the face of that.

But one thing that could happen, this isn't going to happen, I don't think, but let's just give it a 1% chance.

What if they push Dune into early 2027?

And they say, we're grabbing, just like the Dune Part 2, we're grabbing February or March.

And we're going to try to make another billion dollars in that place where we'll have a lot more open landscape, especially if we don't think it's an Oscar movie.

That first weekend of November, if I think it's a for sure Best Picture contender.

But we just saw Avatar Fire and Ash, number three in a franchise installment with even more weirdness in the story, miss at Best Picture.

I mean, Avatar is a more decorated movie at the Academy Awards.

Does that matter?

When do you think it will come out?