Your chance to watch Dune at home is over. For a month, the hit sci-fi spectacle from filmmaker Denis Villeneuve was both in theaters as well as streaming on HBO Max. However, that window has now closed, which means if you want to see Dune, you can either go to a theater or wait at home. Thankfully, the wait is rather brief.
Warner Bros. just announced that Dune will come to most digital platforms on December 3 for $30 to buy or $25 to rent. It’ll then come to DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K on January 11 with a slew of extras. Here’s the list of extras:
The Royal Houses
Filmbooks: House Atreides
Filmbooks: House Harkonnen
Filmbooks: The Fremen
Filmbooks: The Spice Melange
Inside Dune: The Training Room
Inside Dune: The Spice Harvester
Inside Dune: The Sardaukar Battle
Building the Ancient Future
My Desert, My Dune
Constructing the Ornithopters
Designing the Sandworm
Beware the Baron
Wardrobe from Another World
A New Soundscape
The DVD only has the feature called “The Royal Houses.”
It’s truly a new world, though, where a film like Dune is coming home so soon. And if you didn’t get a chance to see it on HBO Max or in theaters, well, it’s absolutely worth watching. Villeneuve took the vast imagination of Frank Herbert and honed in on the characters and stories that make a fairly dense story digestible to the masses. That story is of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet), a young man destined to inherit his father’s vast empire, only to see it fall when the family moves from their home planet to the desert plant Arrakis. Paul must then figure out what his destiny holds on the planet responsible for creating the most valuable material in the galaxy, spice.
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