Despite its availability via streaming, "Duna" has become good news for theaters in the United States, since it managed to raise 40 millions of dollars.

The new film version of this production, directed by Denis Villeneuve to 37 years of David Lynch, achieved this weekend 40,1 million dollars in its release in US theaters, although it was also available on the HBO Max television platform without any added charge.

The film, based on the famous novel of the same name by American Frank Herbert, thus achieved the best theatrical release for Warner Bros. since the studio decided to launch all its titles simultaneously on television and cinemas due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The film with performances by Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Fergurson, Zendaya, Oscar Isaac and Javier Bardem, It also arrived last Thursday in Argentine cinemas where, according to data from the consulting firm Ultracine sold 57.216 tickets, far from "Venom: Released Carnage", the film that topped local preferences with 79.238 seats occupied.