The second part will now be released in theaters on March 1

If only You have to get that spice, you’re in luck. Dune: Part Two It will now be released in theaters on March 1, two weeks earlier than previously announced. Fans can thank Universal for pushing Ryan Gosling’s movie The scapegoat until May, according The Hollywood Reporter, thus easing the competition for the release date a bit. (And I don’t want to bury the lede, but since the movie is no longer released a few days before St. Patrick’s Day, the chances of stepping in green vomit on the way to spice are now practically nil, but not statistically impossible, since It’s still spring. rest.)

Spice addicts will of course find the news bittersweet as the image was originally it’s supposed to have already come out. Warner Bros. and the Legendary movie studio decided to delay it until the spring, since the actors’ strike would have banned Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya to plug it in. (Chalamet is already at it, of course, having shouted it for your recent SNL monologue.)

The image, which Dune Directed by filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, it will also see the return of Rebecca Ferguson, Dave Bautista and Josh Brolin and the additions of Christopher Walken, Florence Pugh, Austin Butler and Léa Seydoux to the cast. It will also be available to view in IMAX and IMAX 70mm formats.

Villeneuve would like to do one more. Dune sequel, according The Hollywood Reporter. “Part One “It’s more of a contemplative film,” the director said at CinemaCon in April. “The second part It is an epic and action-packed war film. It is much denser. We went to all new places. I didn’t want a feeling of repetition. They are all new decorations. Everything is new.”