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- 1984
- Frank Herbert
- Country: USA
- info: The desert planet Arrakis - we enter the year 10191 and the whole universe depends on the spice Melange which exists only on this dry and desolate planet. The natives of this planet await the arrival of their Messiah who will lead them into a holy war against the evil Harkonnen empire. This is the film adaptation based on Frank Herbert"s cult novel
- David Lynch
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Music has never played a big part in my life - Uh oh. Dune series. Dune 2 soundtrack. The rain was tacked on at the last moment to give the film a happy ending. The original screenplay had a much darker ending. Dune 2000 soundtrack. Outstanding edition of one of my favourite films. What was it like making a video with almost no volume.
Dunes realty. This is so funny, it"s precious. Totally clueless. Sir Patrick Stewart is an amazing human, I hope he is on this earth for many years to come. It will be a sad day indeed when he is no longer here with us. I love the artwork at 3:30 ! These videos have brought this series into such a grander experience for me while I re-read it. 3:21 FINISH HIM! 3:28 FATALITY. Dune trailer. Dunedin florida. Thank you so much for this! Always has been in my Top 3. Some scenes and dialogue I have never seen before. Thank you.
Google taxi. “Dune” seems to need similar treatment, like what Jackson did with “Lord of the Rings”. be made in 3, to 4, 2, to 3 hour parts, separate films, or chapters) in order to give the gigantic plot, any sort of justice, it veral stories within stories, that all become integral to the main plot, at the end, this tale covers an almost insane amount of ground. D c5 b1ne forum. Dunes village resort. Dunes of panama. Lol the clip of Skarsgård is from an interview and you can see the interviewer. Dunedin fl map. Thank you so much for this. I came here after watching your video talking about Denis saying the film will be very close to the book, even though I havent read it or seen the other film. However since Denis is one of my favorite directors, I"ve been very excited about it since the inital announcement.
I always loved this aspect of Dune - imagining an age so far in the future that it leaves behind in the mists of legend what seems to us oh so certain and real. But it must have existed at some point. Who remembers the first bands of camps and villages that scattered the once green Sahara before it would undergo its many dryings and green returns even before the first homo sapiens would walk out of Africa 120,000 years ago? Who remembers the first few camps that those early humans inhabited as they slowly expanded into Central Asia by 75,000 years ago? What memory exists of the first people to creep into North America along fishing villages clinging to what would later be called coastal Alaska 10,000 years ago? How much time will go by before our entire planet disappears in our collective memories like one of those early villages? How big will the expanse of humanity be when all of Earth is considered just another forgotten village.
David Lynch"s highly lambasted take on Frank Herbert"s cult novel "Dune" kicks off with an intro that makes out as if you"re in for an interesting time. When it"s finished, however, and you realise that there"s a further two and three quarter hours until the final credits role; interest in the movie falls sharply. The introduction to the film is long, and covers the same things more than once. The fact that it uses lots of different family and society names after only briefly explaining what they"re about ensures that it"s overly complicated, and this ensures that the movie is setting itself up for a turgid ride. Things get worse after that, as when you realise that the introduction doesn"t just set the scene, it also sets up the tone of the movie; the next two and three quarter hours seem like a very daunting prospect indeed. The intro goes on and on, covering the same plot elements multiple times and if you think this is boring, just wait until the movie starts properly. The word "dull" is about to take on a whole new has never been so tedious.
David Lynch is famous for his dark movies, and a foreboding atmosphere is as much a part of the man"s cinema as the man himself. The lavish sets compliment his atmosphere; but unlike later feature "Blue Velvet" for example; we never really get the impression that Lynch cares about the movie, and the darkness of the film only really comes about through the style of the sets and the downbeat performances. The way that the plot plays out is slow; very slow, and it would seem that nobody in the film really cares about the movie. The battle sequences are cold, lifeless and anything but exciting; and every performance in the film in surprisingly one-note. Kyle MacLachlan, the same man that Lynch used for Blue Velvet takes the lead role and really just makes himself look stupid. His looks, mannerisms and screen presence epitomise the situation that the actor has been forced into. Many of the scenes that he has to do are ludicrous and the high budget, but low quality style of the movie always ensure that the film looks and feels exactly like it is - trash. The fact that the film has no heart only increases this lacklustre feel.
I really do find it hard to believe that this film was considered a "big budget" screen adaptation. Quite what it was spent on, I have no idea. Throughout, the film looks low budget and hokey, and not in a good way. The effects are terrible, and don"t come close to many earlier Sci-Fi fantasy films such as Star Wars or Alien. In fact, I was shocked to find that the special effects weren"t done by some guy in his garage. The centre-point of the film is these giant worms that inhabit the planet of "Dune. These are mentioned early on, but Lynch still makes us wait nearly an hour and a half before we"re allowed to finally see one; and when we finally do, it"s just one giant disappointment. They"re neither inventive nor well brought to the screen and despite an impressive sequence that sees one eat a mining facility; the worms are very much wasted. One of the film"s saving graces is the score, which is moody and nice to listen to; but even the film"s good points aren"t put to proper use, and the movie has simply been saturated in this score; rendering it extremely dull after the eight hundredth time of hearing it.
The version of the film that I saw was, unfortunately, the three hour long television edit version that Lynch subsequently disowned; leaving the film to be credited to Hollywood"s scapegoat director; Alan Smithee. I don"t blame Lynch for disowning the movie; I would have done the same thing, but I can"t imagine Lynch"s cut being any better. The film is too fundamentally flawed to be good no matter how it"s edited. The slow and dull way that the dialogue is delivered is a showpiece for the slow and dull way that the plot itself plays out, and the fact that the film obviously takes itself seriously and seems to think that it"s special effects sequences are offering a new breakthrough in film technology are laughable at best, and extremely irritating at worst. This sort of thing should have cult value for it"s low budget and silly effects; but it doesn"t even garner that much respect thanks to it"s major flaws. As a fan of cult kitsch cinema, this is the sort of film I usually enjoy but in fact it"s turned out to be one of a very select few films that I genuinely wish I"d never laid eyes on. David Lynch missed out on directing the concluding chapter to Star Wars to make this film and that may have been one of the silliest mistakes in the history of dirtectors" silly mistakes. This is not Star Wars, or even Spaceballs - it"s just balls.
It"s a joke. just a mix of several movies and TV shows. Dune 2020 official trailer. How the hell did you get George Carlin to do the voice over. In my opinion Timothee is the perfect fit for Paul, also other actors too, really looking forward to the movies. D?ne videa. D c5 b1ne blue. D?ne magyar el?zetes.
I first started reading Dune back in the 70s, and I have been reading it every year or two ever since. Its the best science fiction work I have ever read. David Lynchs movie was the best version so far. He got the characters right. Kyle McLaughlin was perfect as Paul. The problem with his movie was it tried to cram too much into one movie. The Syfy channel miniseries was better in terms of giving it the time the book deserved, but the characters were mostly wrong: Paul was cast as kind of a brat. He was impatient and annoyed and didnt have the awareness and intelligence that that character was supposed to have. Not to mention they cast an actor with blond hair! Leto was all wrong as William hurt. Chani In the book is described as elf like, and yet they cast this big thick girl to play that role. Again, David Lynchs casting was spot on for that character as well. Im kind of forgetting some of the other characters in the mini series now, but I thought they cast the baron pretty good, although he wasnt quite evil enough— but again, David Lynch gave us an appropriately evil, creepy, gross character as the baron. I hope there is a new adaptation of Dune. Two movies sounds perfect.
That is a great additions to one of the best films ever, imagery is superb as is the I read the book first. Ördögd?ne. Google tracteur. I don"t remember the details but iirc The Dune Encyclopedia (not written by Herbert but based on some of his notes and conversations when he was alive) noted that Earth had been abandoned after the Butlerian Jihad. I think it was essentially because it was so over industrialized that no-one could live there without food shipments, etc, and there was nothing there of "actual" value to the society that was being rebuilt after the war. It had also been the seat of the Old Empire. So perhaps it had been rendered unusable during the Jihad, even if it had not been glassed from orbit like in the new Dune books.
Hell, sometimes I forget I live on earth so I understand. This film is a cult classic. Dune fav gta 5.