Here's Where to Watch Dune: Prophecy on Its Nov. 17 Release Date

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It's safe to say that so far, the first two Dune movies are some of the best science fiction movies in history. After Dune's release back in 2021, fans heavily anticipated its promised sequel. Dune: Part Two stormed into theaters earlier this year, and the box office went absolutely wild. In just 10 days, it surpassed the total earnings of the previous film, quickly securing its spot as one of the highest-grossing movies of the year. 

While we have to wait until Dec. 2026 for the third installment, Dune Messiah, fans are itching for more Dune-related content on our TV screens. Luckily, we've got a new prequel series to satiate us in the meantime. It's time to learn where to watch Dune: Prophecy.

Dune: Prophecy is a little different from the original Dune book series. For those unfamiliar, Frank Herbert, the author of the Dune book series, passed away in 1986 before he could complete the saga. He wrote five sequels to the original, but the story was ultimately finished by his son, Brian Herbert, along with author Kevin J. Anderson. Together, they expanded the Dune universe to over a dozen books, including the prequel Sisterhood of Dune, which this TV series is based on.

The series is set a whopping 10,000 years before anyone even murmured the name "Paul Atreides." Early reviews are positive, and we know that it centers on sisters Valya (Emily Watson) and Tula Harkonnen (Olivia Williams) as they confront powerful forces that could mess up the future of humanity. Ultimately, they find the legendary order known as the Bene Gesserit to help save the world they know. While it will include a majority of what goes on in the Sisterhood of Dune prelude, it's not going to be a direct adaptation. So, if you've read it, don't be shocked if some things are left out. 

In total, the series will consist of six episodes total, hitting screens on Nov. 17 at 9 p.m. ET. The series will premiere on HBO and Max, so you'll need either a live streaming service with HBO or a Max subscription to watch.

You'll have to learn how to watch Dune: Prophecy if you want more information on the series. Ready to get going? Find out how to catch the show on Nov. 17 below. Interested in our review? Check that out here.

How to Watch Dune: Prophecy on Max

Max is the easiest way to watch Dune: Prophecy. Episodes go on the app at the same time they go live on television, meaning you won't miss out on anything as it premieres live. Max also starts at just $10/month, which is extremely affordable for such a highly-anticipated series. With Max, you'll also be able to go back and watch older episodes of Dune: Prophecy after they air, in addition to much more content.

To top it all off: Max also has Dune and Dune: Part Two available for streaming. It doesn't really get much better than that.

How to Watch Dune: Prophecy on Prime Video

To make things easier, Max is also available via Prime Video at an additional $10/month. Having Max with your Prime Video subscription makes life easier because it basically merges two apps into one spot. If you don't have Prime Video, consider subscribing to Amazon Prime, which costs users $15/month. With Prime, you'll get access to Prime Video and to thousands of deals across the site.

How to Watch Dune: Prophecy on Hulu & Disney+

Here's one that will have you geek: Max is available in a bundle subscription with Hulu and Disney+. You can now access all three for just $17/month with ads and $30/month without ads. This subscription service will save users tons of money every month, given that subscribing to all these apps costs well over the aforementioned price points separately. Stream as much content as you can on each app (yes, including Dune: Prophecy) starting at just $17/month.

How to Watch Dune: Prophecy from anywhere with a VPN

If you're not in the U.S., you might not have access to these subscription services. A good way around it is subscribing to a VPN, masking your location to the U.S., and then subscribing to the subscription services mentioned above. Both ExpressVPN and Private Internet Access can mask your location, enabling access to U.S. streaming services like Max. Private Internet Access costs $2 per month, while ExpressVPN starts at $8.32 per month.

• Sign up for ExpressVPN
• Sign up for Private Internet Access

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