On Sunday, at its highly anticipated US premiere, Dolby Atmos technology transported viewers directly onto Arrakis, the desert planet of Dennis Villeneuveβs βDune: Part Two.β The latest installment in the iconic trilogy was an alluring experience from start to finish, and with Dolby and its beyond surround-sound and immersive visuals, it was very easy to feel like you had drifted right into the film. But for many premiere guests, the experience doesnβt end in the theater, and βDune: Part Twoβ was no exception.Β
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On The Scene: Experiencing the Dune: Part Two NYC Premiere with Dolby Atmos
When it comes to DenisΒ Villeneuveβs films, and especially his takes on Frank Herbertβs cult-classic βDuneβΒ series, one thing is for certain: they must be experienced in theaters. His 2021 film βDune: Part One,β and itβs following continuation, βDune: Part Twoβ (which will make itβs highly anticipated theatrical release on March 1st) are visual and audial masterpieces that transport viewers onto the desert planet of Arrakis, and thereβs no better way to experience that than on the big screen.
When viewing a film like βDune: Part Two,β where viewers are taken on a journey of such epic proportions, how to view it is key. Last night, the highly-anticipated (and star-studded) US Premiere of the film was presented in Dolby Atmos, a stunning technology that ensures sound can be precisely placed anywhere in a room, even overhead, creating an immersive soundscape that sounds more like real life. Itβs a leap forward from surround sound that allows viewers to experience multi-dimensional audio with incredible clarity that brings them deeper into the story. For a film like this, Dolby Atmos creates a revolutionary new experience that makes it feel as if you are standing right beside TimothΓ©e Chalametβs Paul Atradies, or Zendayaβs Chani.Β
So what does this mean for viewers come March 1st? βDuneβ fans can experience the film with the stunning visuals of Dolby Vision and the immersive sound of Dolby Atmos when the film releases. One of the best ways to experience a film with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos is by watching a film at your local Dolby Cinema, which offers guests the best movie-going experience. It unlocks the emotional impact of every film, allowing you to see subtle details and ultra-vivid colors (courtesy of Dolby Vision) and hear sounds come alive all around you (thanks to Dolby Atmos). On top of that, Dolby Cinema also features spacious recliners with clear sight lines. Once you experience films in Dolby Cinema, you wonβt want to experience movies any other way afterwards.

NYC, NY – 1/1/00 – Dune Part Two U.S. Premiere
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– PICTURED: Rebecca Ferguson, Denis Villeneuve and Tanya Lapointe
– PHOTO by: Dave Allocca / StarPix
– Location: Lincoln Center Plaza
Herbertβs iconic novel was split into two parts forΒ Villeneuveβs film saga. Where we left off in the first installment, Paul has just joined Chani and the Fremen on their journey in hopes of bringing peace to Arrakis. The latest installment follows his journey of embracing his fate as the Muad’Dib and avenging the enemies that destroyed his family. Plagued by visions of a detrimental reality, he must choose between fate and love, a near impossible choice. Itβs an epic tale of wonder, hope and revenge that must be seen to be believed.Β
The film, which is currently the number one rated movie of all time on IMDB,Β is jam packed with new and returning stars, including Oscar nominee TimothΓ©e Chalamet (βWonka,β βCall Me by Your Nameβ), Zendaya (βSpider-Man: No Way Home,β βMalcolm & Marie,β βEuphoriaβ), Rebecca Ferguson (βMission: Impossible β Dead Reckoningβ), Oscar nominee Josh Brolin (βAvengers: End Game,β βMilkβ), Oscar nominee Austin Butler (βElvis,β βOnce Upon A Timeβ¦In Hollywoodβ), Oscar nominee Florence Pugh (βBlack Widow,β βLittle Womenβ), Dave Bautista (the βGuardians of the Galaxyβ films, βThor: Love and Thunderβ), Oscar winner Christopher Walken (βThe Deer Hunter,β βHairsprayβ), LΓ©a Seydoux (the βJames Bondβ franchise and βCrimes of the Futureβ), Souheila Yacoub (βThe Braves,β βClimaxβ), with Stellan SkarsgΓ₯rd (the βMamma Mia!β films, βAvengers: Age of Ultronβ), with Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling (β45 Years,β βAssassinβs Creedβ), and Oscar winner Javier Bardem (βNo Country for Old Men,β βBeing the Ricardosβ).
The orange carpet, reminiscent of the stunning hues of Arrakis (best-seen in a Dolby Theater!) was graced with appearances by Chalamet, Zendaya, Ferguson, Brolin, Butler, Pugh, Bautista, Walken, Seydoux, Yacoub, SkarsgΓ₯rd, Rampling, and Bardem, along with filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, producers Mary Parent, Cale Boyter, Tanya Lapointe, and composer Hans Zimmer.
So what can you look forward to with Dolby on release day? Premium, immersive sound like youβve never experienced before. With Dolby Atmos, youβll feel transported into the world of Arrakis, as youβll be placed right in the middle of the action and ultimately connect more deeply to the characters and emotions on screen. So be prepared to sit on the edge of your seat during high-stakes action sequences, as you may notice the sound of an Ornithopter flying overhead or hear the movements of a nearby sandworm.
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Don’t Worry Darling, the highly anticipated Olivia Wilde film starring Florence Pugh and Harry Styles, about a housewife living in the idyllic community of Victory,Β can only be seen one way: at Dolby Cinemas.
Pugh, who plays Alice Chambers, a woman wholly devoted to her husband, Jack (Styles), begins to question her surroundings as she experiences vivid dreams and hallucinations. She also starts to challenge the founder of the Victory Project, Frank (played by Chris Pine), who has a stronghold on the residents of this seemingly utopian community.
The film is visually stunning, featuring vibrant colors of a Palm Springs-like atmosphere contrasted with scenes showcasing a vast desert landscape. With Dolby’s high resolution screen, viewers were truly able to see the beauty of the film so viscerally that at times we almost felt as though we were in the desert with Alice. Dolby’s visual experience is further augmented by the sound quality, wherein viewers can hear and feel the complementary music score composed by John Powell.

Between Alice’s visions of black and white synchronized swimmers, being pressed between a wall and a glass door, and surrounding her own head with saran wrap, Don’t Worry Darling creates a visually stunning and yet incredibly tense experience for the viewer with an mind-blowing twist at the end.
Our suggestion? Put aside the off-screen drama and go see this visual masterpiece at a Dolby Cinema near you.
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