Science fiction films always seem to have a tough hill to climb to gain notoriety when it comes to making the final cut once Oscar season rolls around, let alone taking home any of those coveted golden statuettes.

As part of the Dune 2 cast, actor Josh Brolin notably complained about Villeneuve being snubbed back in 2022 for the original movie. Now history has repeated itself, despite the s

When Denis Villeneuve was originally announced to be directing Dune: Part One, it was clear he was the perfect fit, and what he gave us was a film we had never seen the likes of before. The Academy took notice,

Dune: Part Two star Josh Brolin chided the Academy for not nominating director Denis Villeneuve for his acclaimed work on the blockbuster sci-fi sequel. Brolin took to his Instagram stories to point out that “it makes no sense” that Villeneuve was snubbed for best director given the film racking up five nominations — including best picture.

The third installment of Denis Villeneuve's Dune series, Dune: Messiah, is set to go on floors in September 2025, as per Budapest Reporter.

Part Two director Denis Villeneuve wasn't nominated for Best Director at this year's Academy Awards. The Academy called his bluff. The annual Oscar nominations were announced on Jan. 23 and Villeneuve's name was not included in

Actor Josh Brolin and filmmaker Christopher Miller recently reacted to director Denis Villeneuve being left out of the Best Director running for his work on Dune: Part 2. What did Brolin and Miller say about Villeneuve’s snub?