Denis Villeneuve reveals to Deadline that he will go back behind the camera “Faster Than I Think” to make the third ‘Dune’ Universe movie.

Denis Villeneuve's Dune films are arguably some of the best sci-fi movies of all time. And given their wild success, fans have been eager for news about the third installment, Messiah. While it originally seemed like the acclaimed filmmaker would be taking a break from the property,

Dune: Messiah is one of the most highly anticipated sequels in recent memory and filmmaker Denis Villeneuve has now shared an update on where things stand with the movie and who it will focus

Part Two served as a worthy continuation of Denis Villeneuve’s take on Frank Herbert’s Dune universe. Aside from garnering an overly positive critical response, the sequel also managed to rake in over $714 million at the worldwide box office,

Denis Villeneuve has teased the production timeline for his third Dune movie, Dune: Messiah. Here's what we know.

Now, Villeneuve himself has revealed that, after a short hiatus, he is back in Frank Herbert’s world. Denis says he will “go back behind the camera faster than [he] think [s].” “I’m in the writing zone right now,

Dune director Denis Villeneuve is interested in making a silent film someday. "I love dialogue, but not [always] in cinema," Villeneuve said at a BFI London Film Festival talk attended by GamesRadar+. "I hope one day I will be able to make a film that will not use spoken language," he added. "I try as much as possible to use the power of images."

The director of Dune Part One and Part Two has changed his tune about taking a break from the Frank Herbert franchise.