Collider reported that the first two films in Denis Villeneuve's sci‑fi franchise are officially returning to theaters ahead of Dune: Part 3.
Why it matters
Fans can re‑watch Villeneuve's earlier Dune movies before the upcoming sequel.
Evidence
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