Beware the Messiah: Dune and the Power of Faith
What is missing from the Dune films is the complexity of religion and humanity depicted by Frank Herbert in the novels.
Unveiling the Great Women Behind Dune: Part Two’s Great Men
If anyone is inclined to take away from this film the message that men shouldn’t listen to women because they’re shameless manipulators, then they’ve missed the point.
Dune and Disaster, or, Why Charismatic Leaders Should Come with a Warning Label
Like Paul in Dune, we can fall into the trap of moral expediency—the temptation to care more about winning than about holiness and humble service.
Seeing and Believing 310 | Denis Villeneuve’s Dune
After myriad COVID-related delays, it’s finally here: the long-awaited adaptation of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi opus, Dune.
Seeing and Believing 126: Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049 and Reginald Hudlin’s Marshall
Wade and Kevin sit down to review the new sequel to Ridley Scott’s classic Blade Runner and awards-season hopeful, Marshall.
Seeing and Believing Episode 33: Sicario And Top 5 Roger Deakins Movies
Wade and Kevin discuss the divisive “Sicario” as well as their Top 5 movies and moments from cinematographer Roger Deakins.
Zealots of Violence: ‘Sicario’ Creates a World That’s Thrilling, Dark & Our Own
Sicario is one of the best, most thrilling films of the year.
