Dune: Part Two already has a digital release date

This year many films have been broadcast through cinemas, but none have been as successful as Dune: Part Two, which sets a new level in science fiction, with endearing characters, special effects like no other, and top-notch actors. And although it is no longer in theaters at this time, there are still ways to see the film for those who want to take a second look or even for users who did not have time to go to their nearest theater to appreciate it in all its splendor.

It has been confirmed by Warner Brosthat the next April 16th People will be able to consult their preferred streaming platform to see the high-caliber production, but we are not referring to it being incorporated into their catalog or anything similar. But this is a means to be able to make the corresponding rental or purchase, this being the step before the rights owners finally make it available to people who simply pay a subscription without further ado.

These are the platforms that will receive film production: Telefónica, Nuevo Siglo, Altice, C&C Wireless, Millicom, Tienda Prime Video, Claro Video, DirecTV, Flow/ Cablevisión, Apple TV app, Google, One Play and VTR. It is worth mentioning that once the monetary transaction is made in the case of income, the user will have a maximum of three months to access, and once this is done they will have to see the tape in less than 48 hours, a period in which You can repeat it as many times as you want, a situation that is unlimited when purchasing it.

Here is the synopsis of the film:

With Denis Villeneuve in the director's chair, Dune: Part Two resumes the journey of Paul Atreides, the character played by Timothée Chalamet. The first part of the saga introduced us to the Atreides family and their rise to control the planet Arrakis, a fundamental location in this story.

This strategic point becomes the center of the dispute with House Harkonnen, which undertakes a conspiracy to destroy the Atreides family. Exiled and with his mother, Paul establishes an alliance with the Fremen tribe – a nomadic people from Arrakis – and thus meets Chani, played by Zendaya.

Remember that the third film in the franchise is already in production.

Via: Statement

Editor's note: It's a movie that frankly catches my attention, but I haven't been able to see even the first part. So, I will wait for it to be released on platforms like MAX.