Dune: Part Three — Ultimate Fan Slate

Choose the first listed character shown in the released film, including a brief shot or silent appearance. The answer must be determined from the on-screen order of appearances, not from the opening credits.

Yes only if Paul is visibly riding a sandworm on screen in the released film. Promotional footage, visions, artwork, or a shot where his identity cannot be confirmed do not count.

Select a faction only if it is explicitly named in dialogue, text, or official on-screen context, or if identifiable members of that faction appear. The referee should use the released film and official credits or story context; implied political influence alone does not count.

Use the official theatrical runtime published by the studio, theater listings, or a major film database after release. The prediction is correct when it is within 10 minutes of that official runtime.

Use the Tomatometer percentage displayed on Rotten Tomatoes at the first point when the film has at least 100 critic reviews. The prediction is correct if it is within 5 percentage points of that displayed score; use the published Rotten Tomatoes score, not an average calculated from individual reviews.

Use the final domestic Friday-through-Sunday opening-weekend gross reported by Box Office Mojo, including previews. The prediction is correct when it is within $20 million of that reported total.

Choose one: no additional scene after the main film, a mid-credits scene only, a post-credits scene only, or both. A mid-credits scene plays after the initial credit block; a post-credits scene plays after all or nearly all remaining credits.

Choose the principal named setting of the first narrative scene shown after any studio logos or opening title cards. Use the location established by on-screen dialogue, captions, production context, or clearly identifiable visuals; choose Other if none of the listed settings applies.

Yes only if Paul and Chani visibly kiss each other on screen in the released film. A near-kiss, embrace, dream, flashback, or promotional clip that is not in the film counts as No.

Count a character only if they are visibly shown or clearly identifiable in the final narrative scene before the end credits. Do not count characters mentioned only in dialogue, credits, visions, or archival footage.