Dune 2’s Blu-ray Release: What You’re Missing Will Shock You!

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In IMAX theaters, where Dune: Part Two was originally meant to be viewed, the movie was captured with specialized cameras. The films shot for IMAX are typically taller than regular movies due to their use of 70mm film, which is approximately ten times larger than standard 35mm film. Upon its release in IMAX cinemas, Dune: Part Two had an aspect ratio of either 1.43:1 or 1.90:1, varying based on the projector utilized at each theater. Contrastingly, the home video and streaming versions of Dune: Part Two present the entire film with a 2.39:1 aspect ratio, which is consistent with the standard projection ratio for this movie.

‘I Was Resistant.’ It Was Not So Easy To Get Ralph Fiennes To Join Harry Potter, So How Was He Convinced?

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At the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (as reported by THR), the British actor recently shared that he wasn’t very familiar with Harry Potter prior to portraying Voldemort. Interestingly, many of the Harry Potter actors hadn’t read J.K. Rowling’s books or watched the fantasy film series beforehand. Ralph Fiennes didn’t elaborate on why he wasn’t eager to play He Who Must Not Be Named, but he did mention a humorous plea from his sister that caught his attention.

Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man in Secret Wars Fan Art Will Blow Your Mind

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On platform X, artist @Spdrmnkyxxiii posted an intriguing concept: depicting Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man from the Social Network film wearing the famous black symbiote suit. The design takes his Amazing Spider-Man appearance and gives it a grittier, battle-scarred feel – featuring a textured tactical suit, the white Venom insignia, and a more weathered, worldly Peter Parker. To be honest, this look gets me incredibly excited. Kevin Feige, if it’s not too much trouble, make it a reality!

‘NCIS’ Fans Will Love This Military Thriller Directed by ‘Die Hard’ Filmmaker

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In every episode of the NCIS series, a consistent narrative structure is maintained. The primary investigative unit, known as the Major Case Response Team (MCRT), within the Naval Criminal Investigative Service of the U.S. Department of the Navy, handles crimes involving or related to the United States Navy, Marine Corps (USMC), and their affiliated government agencies. With over 1000 episodes spanning all shows, enthusiasts of military procedurals have a wealth of tales to explore. However, fans of military thrillers might also appreciate “Basic,” a film directed by John McTiernan, known for his work on Die Hard.