@@Awalker5000 more importantly the acting is world class in this one. I revisited Dune 1984 the other night and I couldn't believe how diabolical the acting was, even with world class thespians in it...just an absolute travesty.
@@beccymay701 I finally got to see the remade Dune last night. Honestly, if you compare the movies side by side. Its exactly the same, although the Visuals are spectacular than the 84' version. Honestly, there is 2 versions of the 84' version. The actual movie release which is about 2 1/2 hours long then the 3 1/2 hour long version (studio released) which explains everything better. It most likely the reason David Lynch the director of the 84' version to be taken off as director of the movie. But I agree, the visuals make the movie. And from what David Lynch said, making a movie from the greatest Sci-Fi book of all time, it was extremely tough.
Timeless masterpiece? How? This movie has cardboard cutouts for characters and a passionless , empty soundtrack paired with dull , unimaginative visuals. And I've read Dune before watching this "movie". The desert in frikkin Lawrence of Arabia looks hotter than this beige slop
Yeah, the soundtrack is more of a background and sound audio than actual music. But hey, there are no rules about that. Gravity won back in 2013. Still, I didn't like how was the music used. I mean it went extremely loud any time when nothing was happening and things like that. And I believe there are some better soundtracks this year.
@@turinturambar501 Then why did they hire an actual musical composer to write the score? If it’s mostly sound effects (or the redundant ‘sound audio’ as you called it) then why didn’t they credit a Sound Designer?
You can see Denis' love and deep knowledge of the book everywhere in the movie. As a Dune lover, as well as a cinema lover, Denis has my sincere thanks and appreciation.
The Academy needs to give Hans Zimmer a truly deserving Oscar for Dune, No Time to Die and also as a compensation for robbing his Interstellar one. Man always puts his heart & soul into it and everytime delivers incredible masterpieces.
@@petaisajoke - Exactly 🙄 Nobody even remembers what won over Interstellar, cuz whatever it was... was obviously forgettable. But have any of Us forgotten how magnificent the Interstellar soundtrack was/is?! The Academy are pretentious assholes.
Denis vision and skill as a filmmaker has been a pleasure to watch. IMO hes one of the best alive today. Dune21 is an incredible achievement IMO and I was absolutely engrossed the whole time while watching in IMAX. Masterpiece is a strong word, but my God, what a film.
I can't think of a director better suited to this material. Anyone else would have spazzed-out with chaotic laser fights and crammed in some giant robots. The camera would have been violently shaking around to make sure we never got to see what was going on. This had visual clarity and simplicity. Beauty.
The only director other than Denis I can truly think of to helm Dune is Ridley Scott, which is funny considering Denis directed the sequel to Blade Runner and Ridley was signed on for a time to direct Dune back in the 80s
I'm so glad I saw Dune in the movie theatre. It was an amazing experience. I adore this movie so much. I read the book and I think Denis Villeneuve did an amazing job capturing it's essence.
This sequence is incredible and so well designed. It still haunts me, I never tire of it. And what an amazing movie! I had never read Dune before seeing this masterpiece in the cinema. Since then, I have been completely immersed in this universe. After seeing the film four times at the cinema, I couldn't help but get into the novels and I'm already on the 4th book. Denis Villeneuve introduced me to this great saga. What a dazzling film!
One Of My Favourite Movies Of The Year Since Blade Runner 2049 This Will Definitely Win An Oscar For: - Best Score (Hans Zimmer) - Visual Effects - Cinematography - Sound - Production Design And Film Editing. Denis Villeneuve Was My Favourite Director Of All Time.
@@eduardopaniagua1806 I Want Denis to Win Director But Jane Campion Is Winning Director She Won Globe, Will Win Critics Choice, And BAFTA And Will Win The Oscar Too, She’s Winning Everywhere Just Like Chloe Zhao Last Year In Nomadland.
Vissual Effects - Dune Sound - Dune Score - The French Dispatch / Encanto / Raya Cinematography - The Tragedy of Macbeth / The Power of the Dog Production Design - Nightmare Alley Editing - Belfast / CODA / No Time To Die I'm not much into editing, so I don't have it clear which would I pick, but for me definitely not Dune.
This is a stunningly beautiful film. Forget Lynch's version, whom I do have fondness for, but this is true cinema. This is where Dune part 2 will be the Godfather 2 of films. Denis Villeneuve is a pure genius.
David Lynch refers to the concept of the 'Eye of the Duck' with film making. Essentially, if you paint the duck's eye to be believable than the rest just takes form around it. It is the crucible of creation. The ornithopters of Dune are the eye of the duck, and Villeneuve resolved them to perfect foveal vision. Getting this detail so right allowed everything else to swim out of mirage and into pinpoint perfection.
important distinction given that the terraforming of Arrakis is a major concept not only of the first book but also of the entire series up to and including Chapterhouse
This movie should win best picture, director, screenplay, costume, production design, makeup, cinematography, VFX, film editing, sound, and score. It deserves to tie the record with Ben Hur, Titanic, and Lord of the rings the return of the King. 11 wins
@@dariussalepetru6770 makeup will most prolly go to cruella. And honestly it deserves it. But Dune has amazing costume design, The designs they were able to archive using basically 3 colors is amazing.
Amazing! This is one of my favourite scenes. And it would also be amazing for the fantastic cast to get nominations as well. Chalamet and Ferguson, Isaac all deserve it!
Denis Villeneuve did the impossible, he adapted on of the most defining books for sci-fi into a cinematic piece of art. The Oscar committee should have given this artist at least a nomination for directing this massive achievement. Also shocking that non of the actors did receive a nomination for that work. This movie is Cinema with a capital C and a modern classic.
This movie was so great! It really captured the book perfectly. I was skeptical about Timothee being Paul, and although he's not exactly the appearance I pictured, he definitely got the character essence of Paul down perfectly.
My prediction : Dune will certainly win Best Cinematography , Best Original Score ( if Hans Zimmer doesn't win this year the Oscar is fucking rigged ) , Best Editing , Best Production Design , Best Sound , Best Visual Effects ( fuck the Marvel theme park ) . I'm not sure if Mr. Denis will win Best Director , many papers are saying Jane Campion , but he 100% deserve it . The direction in this scene is pure art , pure perfection .
I believe Mary Parent is wrong about Arrakis came to be. Its been years since I read the books but I do know that why Arrakis became a desert planet is because of the sandtrout/sandworms not because of the constant extraction of Spice (which the worms create).
2:43 Has the producer even read the books? No, Arrakis is not a desert because of the spice harvesting. It is a desert because of the lifecycle of the worms!
Yeah picked up on this too. Maybe it's the narrative they want to sell to the audience and the voters, but anyone who has read the books knows this is a fallacy.
No best original screenplay, since it's adapted screenplay and I don't think that it will win that category. For sure: original score, sound, production design, make-up, visual effects and probably, cinematography.
@@lanwyacaere9274 I'm not doubting compared to other movies. I think the movie should have 11 categories, instead of 10 and adapted screenplay was least deserving among them.
Best movie ever. Great acting, visual and sound effects, great soundtrack, photography, cinematography, directing, make up, costumes. This movie deserves best motion picture.
How interesting. I served 30 months in Vietnam - "the 1st Helicopter War". I and I'm sure many more of "us", looked at our Choppers as gigantic Dragon Flies... a creature very common there.
first time in my life that i was on tears of wonder while i was watching the movie and feeling the same things i did when reading the book. what a fascinating experience!
I've been a fan of the Frank Herbert books since the early 1980s, when I was in high school. I thought the David Lynch film had some good points, but overall I was disappointed in it and felt afterwards that perhaps the Dune story truly was "unfilmable". It's just so vast and complex, and big movie studios, the only institutions with the resources to create a film version for it, don't seem to have the patience and courage to let those who really understand the story do what needs to be done to render it onto the big screen. And so it was for decades, and I resigned myself to simply enjoying the novels, which I still do to this day. But when I heard Denis Villeneuve was going to make a new Dune film a few years ago, I was elated. Having seen his sensibility and aesthetic in Arrival, I had trust that he would do Dune right. And seeing Dune Part One this past year has justified our trust. His Dune film is a masterwork, and I don't know if I could have been any more pleased with what I saw. With excellent casting, skilled story exposition, jaw-dropping visual depictions, emotionally gripping sound and music, and a steady consistent visual tone that left me wanting more more more...I can barely wait the two more years for Dune Part Two. I love that D.V. is about my age, and was as taken with the story as I was at around the same time I was. And that the idea of making this film has been stewing within him all this time. I feel lucky to have made it this far in life to where I can see the result of his vision, and be simultaneously surprised by it and equally have it feel so familiar and faithful to the original Herbert novel.
Mary Parent didn't know that Dune was turned into a desert planet by the sand trout protecting the worms from moisture. As a long time fan of the entire Dune series, I loved the film.
@@FrankSellsJax Actually, the concept is fleshed out in Children of Dune when Leto II starts experimenting with the sandtrout. There is also some specific reference in Dune when Liet Kynes is left in the desert to die directly over an impending spice blow.
In the book the harvester was lost because the Harkonnens sabotaged the Carryall, not because of a malfunction. There were also several Fremen visiting the Spice sands on the Harvester who didn't get on the Ornithopters and Paul correctly guessed who they were.
In the book the carryall's crew was overpowered and the carryall never showed up, and as part of a plan within a plan, the Harkonnens used the carryall to transport lasguns. In the book, the fear of the lasgun is one of the reasons that Leto doesn't activate his shield in time and is able to be hit by the dart. Denis' adaptation is full of little changes like this where a slight change to one scene ties in to a slight change in a different scene such that they both kind of 'zero out' and leave us with a tighter story with fewer moving parts. In the book, how do we find out what happened to the carryall? It comes up during the famous "dinner scene" - which also was cut.
I lost faith in Academy due to Hans Zimmer lost his Oscar for Interstellar.I hope Academy will correct that blunder by giving a Oscar to Music of Dune.
Shots are Amazing and the work appeared on the display and scrolls. We cannot say unimaginable the reality is in DUNE. Ranges at the moment is very high.
What Denis Villenueve created here was too vast, too mature, for the pedestrian Academy to understand. Lost somewhere between ignorance and jealousy. Not a surprise that they did not nominate him. He deserves some type of meta award for what he has done both here, and with Blade Runner 2048 and Arrival. Those who have seen, know.
Same. Visual Effects and Sound, but in my opinion it shouldn't win more. A nomination in Production Design and perhaps in director, score and cinematography
@@jaiceyp Do you mean in visual effects? If it's the case, definitel not. The VFX here are outstanding. In general, definitely yes, at least in my opinion, but I haven't read many people saying Dune is the best of the year. Almost every critique and people I've heard of pick Belfast, CODA, The Power of the Dog, West Side Story, The Lost Doughter, I Drive My Car, Licorice Pizza, Encanto, The Worst Person in the World, Pig, Parallel Mothers, The Last Duel, The Tragedy of Macbeth, etc. Of course, if you go to a video about Dune, Spiderman NWH or The Suicide Squad everybody will be saying that they're the best of the year. Personally, I really liked CODA, I Drive My Car and Belfast.
@@turinturambar501 Honestly I think awards are quite flawed these days you can't compare Dune and Indie films that cost a quarter of the price to make and rely on acting and writing only because they don't have the budget and are not trying to do that (almost all the other films I loved this year fall in that category). The point is Dune deserves and will probably get all the technical awards because technically speaking it's close to flawless. The acting awards never go to films like this even LOTR won none of those same for the writing awards because the perceived quality of films that focus on a smaller cast in the real world is much higher than huge fantasy / science fiction with dozens of main characters. The only non technical awards I could see it winning would be Director for Denis Villeneuve.
This movie is a masterpiece.
I found it engaging, but not a masterpiece. Not much happens during its runtime.
Its not a masterpiece, the visuals are way better than the 1984 movie version w/ Kyle MacLachlan as Paul Atreides and Sean Young as Chani...
Yes it is and most people are blind!
@@Awalker5000 more importantly the acting is world class in this one. I revisited Dune 1984 the other night and I couldn't believe how diabolical the acting was, even with world class thespians in it...just an absolute travesty.
@@beccymay701 I finally got to see the remade Dune last night. Honestly, if you compare the movies side by side. Its exactly the same, although the Visuals are spectacular than the 84' version. Honestly, there is 2 versions of the 84' version. The actual movie release which is about 2 1/2 hours long then the 3 1/2 hour long version (studio released) which explains everything better. It most likely the reason David Lynch the director of the 84' version to be taken off as director of the movie. But I agree, the visuals make the movie. And from what David Lynch said, making a movie from the greatest Sci-Fi book of all time, it was extremely tough.
The movie deserve an Oscar for best visual effects
And Costume Design, its beautiful costumbes in this film.
😍😍😍😍
@@psicologiauhpuntarenas5762 yes, but Cruella costumes are amazing and deserve that award
@@Leeeooooooooooo oh yeah! Dune and Cruella are excellent when it comes to costume design
Not so new..same blade runner 2049 vibe
French dispatch needed the nomination
The movie is a timeless masterpiece and Timothee's performance was incredible i enjoyed every scene in this movie
Timeless masterpiece? How? This movie has cardboard cutouts for characters and a passionless , empty soundtrack paired with dull , unimaginative visuals. And I've read Dune before watching this "movie". The desert in frikkin Lawrence of Arabia looks hotter than this beige slop
@@johnpanicker7590 bro relax and watch it again
@@johnpanicker7590 chill dude 😉
@@johnpanicker7590 empty soundtrack? Cardboard characters? What movie did you watch? Lmfaoo pretentious troll
even after all these days it still holds up quite well!1!11!!!!!11
Best cinematography.... And the oscar goes to DUNE
Best background music.... And the oscar goes to HANZ ZIMMER for DUNE
Yeah, the soundtrack is more of a background and sound audio than actual music. But hey, there are no rules about that. Gravity won back in 2013. Still, I didn't like how was the music used. I mean it went extremely loud any time when nothing was happening and things like that. And I believe there are some better soundtracks this year.
‘Background music’? Hans Zimmer’s Original score for Dune is most decidedly *foreground* music!
@@turinturambar501 Then why did they hire an actual musical composer to write the score? If it’s mostly sound effects (or the redundant ‘sound audio’ as you called it) then why didn’t they credit a Sound Designer?
litreally the definition of SOUNDTRACK in a modernity of POP SONGS and GENERIC EPIC pasted over scenes.
I feel like people treat Dune’s OST differently just because it’s unconventional, without loud orchestras
His love for cinema and for Dune is a gift to all. The essence of a mesmerizing movie and cinema experience.
You can see Denis' love and deep knowledge of the book everywhere in the movie. As a Dune lover, as well as a cinema lover, Denis has my sincere thanks and appreciation.
The Academy needs to give Hans Zimmer a truly deserving Oscar for Dune, No Time to Die and also as a compensation for robbing his Interstellar one. Man always puts his heart & soul into it and everytime delivers incredible masterpieces.
The score for Interstellar is amazing... And Blade Runner 2049.... and Dune... and.... and... and... and...
What did interstellar lose to?
@@petaisajoke Grand Budapest Hotel
@@petaisajoke - Exactly 🙄 Nobody even remembers what won over Interstellar, cuz whatever it was... was obviously forgettable. But have any of Us forgotten how magnificent the Interstellar soundtrack was/is?!
The Academy are pretentious assholes.
@@KabbalahSherry interstellar is the greatest soundtrack in Hollywood history imo. Every score is memorable and easy to recall.
Really love this version of dune! A masterpiece , exceptional cinema experience
This was hands down the best film of 2021. They should win EVERYTHING. Period.
Most Spicy
Dune did win 6 Oscars
Imagine giving this movie 10 nominations... BUT NOT TO THE MAN WHO MADE IT ALL POSSIBLE
Same happened to Steven Spielberg for Jaws.
ARGO - Won Best Picture but Affleck wasn't even nominated for best director
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That's utterly flabbergasting, isn't it?!
One day I would like to see the actual vote totals for Academy nominations.
Denis vision and skill as a filmmaker has been a pleasure to watch. IMO hes one of the best alive today. Dune21 is an incredible achievement IMO and I was absolutely engrossed the whole time while watching in IMAX. Masterpiece is a strong word, but my God, what a film.
Politics…they wanted to give it to woman. Luckily Dennis was still proud.
Denis deserved a Best Director nomination... biggest snub in Oscar history!!!
@@devinreese7704 uhh it literally won the most awards at the 2022 Oscars... seems like you just have bad taste
I can't think of a director better suited to this material. Anyone else would have spazzed-out with chaotic laser fights and crammed in some giant robots. The camera would have been violently shaking around to make sure we never got to see what was going on. This had visual clarity and simplicity. Beauty.
The only director other than Denis I can truly think of to helm Dune is Ridley Scott, which is funny considering Denis directed the sequel to Blade Runner and Ridley was signed on for a time to direct Dune back in the 80s
I'm so glad I saw Dune in the movie theatre. It was an amazing experience. I adore this movie so much. I read the book and I think Denis Villeneuve did an amazing job capturing it's essence.
This movie was the best IMAX experience I've had!
That's my feeling, too, except in the theater I saw it in the sound was way too loud.
This is so awesome. Dune 2021 was as a visual- as well as a musical masterpiece. Thank you Denis V.
This film is an absolute masterpiece which is going to be bigger in future
it will age like chilean wine
@@devinreese7704 get a better taste on films.
Calling Denis' Dune a movie is an understatement, it's a series of moving paintings, a true work of art.
This sequence is incredible and so well designed. It still haunts me, I never tire of it. And what an amazing movie! I had never read Dune before seeing this masterpiece in the cinema. Since then, I have been completely immersed in this universe. After seeing the film four times at the cinema, I couldn't help but get into the novels and I'm already on the 4th book. Denis Villeneuve introduced me to this great saga. What a dazzling film!
Great to know that the movie brought so many new fans to this universe. I am almost jelous ;) I wish I could read it for the first time now.
my man, literally on the same path. been obsessed since the first watch, then watched it 2 more times all on IMAX and am on the 3rd book currently.
Oh, how i envy you, reading the Dune books for the first time. Enjoy!
Dennis did not shoot a movie. He made a painting full of beautiful scenes.
One Of My Favourite Movies Of The Year
Since Blade Runner 2049
This Will Definitely Win An Oscar For:
- Best Score (Hans Zimmer)
- Visual Effects
- Cinematography
- Sound
- Production Design
And Film Editing.
Denis Villeneuve Was My Favourite Director Of All Time.
Also Denis Villeneuve deserves Best Director, but I think Jane Campion is still strong every award
@@eduardopaniagua1806 I Want Denis to Win Director But Jane Campion Is Winning Director She Won Globe, Will Win Critics Choice, And BAFTA And Will Win The Oscar Too, She’s Winning Everywhere Just Like Chloe Zhao Last Year In Nomadland.
@@freshcutscooter Yes
Vissual Effects - Dune
Sound - Dune
Score - The French Dispatch / Encanto / Raya
Cinematography - The Tragedy of Macbeth / The Power of the Dog
Production Design - Nightmare Alley
Editing - Belfast / CODA / No Time To Die
I'm not much into editing, so I don't have it clear which would I pick, but for me definitely not Dune.
This is a stunningly beautiful film. Forget Lynch's version, whom I do have fondness for, but this is true cinema. This is where Dune part 2 will be the Godfather 2 of films. Denis Villeneuve is a pure genius.
I've watched it like 8 times. Probably gonna watch it again tonight.
Dune is a masterclass in filmmaking and deserves every award it’s nominated for.
David Lynch refers to the concept of the 'Eye of the Duck' with film making. Essentially, if you paint the duck's eye to be believable than the rest just takes form around it. It is the crucible of creation. The ornithopters of Dune are the eye of the duck, and Villeneuve resolved them to perfect foveal vision. Getting this detail so right allowed everything else to swim out of mirage and into pinpoint perfection.
This scene is one of the best action sequences ever. My favourite scene in the movie and helps cement this film as a sci fi masterpiece
Dune was not devastated by spice harvesting as stated. Rather it was not terraformed to maintain its pristine environment so the spice could flow.
important distinction given that the terraforming of Arrakis is a major concept not only of the first book but also of the entire series up to and including Chapterhouse
This movie should win best picture, director, screenplay, costume, production design, makeup, cinematography, VFX, film editing, sound, and score. It deserves to tie the record with Ben Hur, Titanic, and Lord of the rings the return of the King. 11 wins
@@dariussalepetru6770 makeup will most prolly go to cruella. And honestly it deserves it. But Dune has amazing costume design, The designs they were able to archive using basically 3 colors is amazing.
It's travisty that Denis Villeneuve isn't nominated for Best Directing. This movie would not excist without him
Agree 100%!
Agreed 100%!
He will get his due with Dune part 2. I have total faith in that.
Exactly 100%
Denis Villeneuve should've been nominated for Best Director
Amazing! This is one of my favourite scenes. And it would also be amazing for the fantastic cast to get nominations as well. Chalamet and Ferguson, Isaac all deserve it!
Denis Villeneuve did the impossible, he adapted on of the most defining books for sci-fi into a cinematic piece of art. The Oscar committee should have given this artist at least a nomination for directing this massive achievement. Also shocking that non of the actors did receive a nomination for that work. This movie is Cinema with a capital C and a modern classic.
completely agree. Timothee, Rebecca and Isaac all deserved nominations. Amazing performances.
Best Director to Denis, Best Cinematography to Grieg
This movie was so great! It really captured the book perfectly. I was skeptical about Timothee being Paul, and although he's not exactly the appearance I pictured, he definitely got the character essence of Paul down perfectly.
Absolutely. Paul in the book was about 16 and small for his age. Timothee was a perfect casting.
When I heard Timothee was cast I knew he would be perfect. Exactly as I imagined Paul when I read the books for the first time, some 30 years ago!
This film is an absolute masterpiece
Every shot in this movie was perfect
I love arthouse blockbusters and I love how this brought back the LOTR, Harry Potter style of films
the........what?!
Harry Potter? LMAO
LOTR yep….you lost me at HP though. Those movies were anywhere from just ok to hot garbage.
@@davidgill3356 pffff
My prediction : Dune will certainly win Best Cinematography , Best Original Score ( if Hans Zimmer doesn't win this year the Oscar is fucking rigged ) , Best Editing , Best Production Design , Best Sound , Best Visual Effects ( fuck the Marvel theme park ) .
I'm not sure if Mr. Denis will win Best Director , many papers are saying Jane Campion , but he 100% deserve it . The direction in this scene is pure art , pure perfection .
I know! Hans better get it.
He's not nominated for best director though
Denis cannot win Best Director because, inexplicably, he wasn't nominated.
Shame Denis Villeneuve got snub for Best Director, he deserved the nomination for that category
I am very upset 😠💔
I believe Mary Parent is wrong about Arrakis came to be. Its been years since I read the books but I do know that why Arrakis became a desert planet is because of the sandtrout/sandworms not because of the constant extraction of Spice (which the worms create).
2:43 Has the producer even read the books?
No, Arrakis is not a desert because of the spice harvesting. It is a desert because of the lifecycle of the worms!
I was just getting ready to type this myself lol
Yep, the worms actually came from somewhere else.
Yeah picked up on this too. Maybe it's the narrative they want to sell to the audience and the voters, but anyone who has read the books knows this is a fallacy.
I love this movie, I hope the Academy does too!
This is a stupendous, sublime film. Perfect! Denis .. Bravo! Timothee .. Bravo! Cast and crew .. Bravo!
Best cinematography, best music, best original screenplay atleast three oscars should be given to thos masterpiece.
No best original screenplay, since it's adapted screenplay and I don't think that it will win that category. For sure: original score, sound, production design, make-up, visual effects and probably, cinematography.
@@LAZISH why do you doubt in adapted screenlay category? Which movie is a better contender IYO?
@@lanwyacaere9274 I'm not doubting compared to other movies. I think the movie should have 11 categories, instead of 10 and adapted screenplay was least deserving among them.
Best movie ever. Great acting, visual and sound effects, great soundtrack, photography, cinematography, directing, make up, costumes. This movie deserves best motion picture.
Liet Kynes has a premium quaity voice for that sort of authoritative descriptive tone
Best film ever
Beautiful Film. One of the best that I've seen for the longest time. Please make the Part II happen.
Deserve an oscar for cinematography
This film is a wonderful achievement and deserves recognition from the academy. I have a feeling they may wait for the success of the second film.
One of the best epics I've seen in years.
A pure masterpiece.
Denis you magnificent bastard, you blew us all away!
The work that they've put into this movie is just incredible.✨
Props to Denis and everyone involved in the visuals. How do you make these scenes that amount to shades of brown look so good??
A masterpiece movie 🔥
How interesting. I served 30 months in Vietnam - "the 1st Helicopter War". I and I'm sure many more of "us", looked at our Choppers as gigantic Dragon Flies... a creature very common there.
This movie is literally the definition of imax
I hope Villeneuve can make RENDEZVOUS WITH RAMA as soon as possible
They nominated everybody except for Denis, the guy who brought all these people together and directed them to make this masterpiece
The movie that directed itself eh. Heard that somewhere lol.
I was blown away with this majestic, magickal, film. The next chapter can't come soon enough.
Nominated for all possible awards, I hope it gets them all
Denis est très charmant
first time in my life that i was on tears of wonder while i was watching the movie and feeling the same things i did when reading the book. what a fascinating experience!
Respect for dune
Oscar voters: “Omg guys, what if we nominate Dune for 10 awards, but we DONT nominate Villeneuve”
“Omg let’s do it”
I love Dennis Villeneuve and his films.
I am from future. It just won award for visual effects, cinematography and production design
😎👍🏻
And best original score
And Sound
U almost got it)
@@dariussalepetru6770 yeappp
I am shocked Denis did not get a best Director nomination. Thats a shame.
Why Paul Thomas Anderson got nominated over Denis? It's a disgrace
Deserves so many awards!
The only masterpiece of 2021
Still can't believe Denis did not get nomination for direction
Same for Blade Runner 2049
I am dissappointed that Denise didn't get the nomination for his excellent direction that lends Dune the masterpiece quality that it has.
Denis Villeneuve got snubbed for best director
I've been a fan of the Frank Herbert books since the early 1980s, when I was in high school. I thought the David Lynch film had some good points, but overall I was disappointed in it and felt afterwards that perhaps the Dune story truly was "unfilmable". It's just so vast and complex, and big movie studios, the only institutions with the resources to create a film version for it, don't seem to have the patience and courage to let those who really understand the story do what needs to be done to render it onto the big screen. And so it was for decades, and I resigned myself to simply enjoying the novels, which I still do to this day.
But when I heard Denis Villeneuve was going to make a new Dune film a few years ago, I was elated. Having seen his sensibility and aesthetic in Arrival, I had trust that he would do Dune right. And seeing Dune Part One this past year has justified our trust. His Dune film is a masterwork, and I don't know if I could have been any more pleased with what I saw. With excellent casting, skilled story exposition, jaw-dropping visual depictions, emotionally gripping sound and music, and a steady consistent visual tone that left me wanting more more more...I can barely wait the two more years for Dune Part Two. I love that D.V. is about my age, and was as taken with the story as I was at around the same time I was. And that the idea of making this film has been stewing within him all this time. I feel lucky to have made it this far in life to where I can see the result of his vision, and be simultaneously surprised by it and equally have it feel so familiar and faithful to the original Herbert novel.
Love this movie❤🔥
This is one of the best! Love the cast too
Best Score, Best Visual Effects, Costume
Mary Parent didn't know that Dune was turned into a desert planet by the sand trout protecting the worms from moisture. As a long time fan of the entire Dune series, I loved the film.
Yeah she was off on that
@@RazorO2Productions In her defense, that is not spelled out in the original Dune book. I think it's in "God Emperor of Dune"
@@FrankSellsJax Actually, the concept is fleshed out in Children of Dune when Leto II starts experimenting with the sandtrout. There is also some specific reference in Dune when Liet Kynes is left in the desert to die directly over an impending spice blow.
@@kerrybromberg5500 You're correct
In the book the harvester was lost because the Harkonnens sabotaged the Carryall, not because of a malfunction. There were also several Fremen visiting the Spice sands on the Harvester who didn't get on the Ornithopters and Paul correctly guessed who they were.
In the book the carryall's crew was overpowered and the carryall never showed up, and as part of a plan within a plan, the Harkonnens used the carryall to transport lasguns. In the book, the fear of the lasgun is one of the reasons that Leto doesn't activate his shield in time and is able to be hit by the dart.
Denis' adaptation is full of little changes like this where a slight change to one scene ties in to a slight change in a different scene such that they both kind of 'zero out' and leave us with a tighter story with fewer moving parts. In the book, how do we find out what happened to the carryall? It comes up during the famous "dinner scene" - which also was cut.
I lost faith in Academy due to Hans Zimmer lost his Oscar for Interstellar.I hope Academy will correct that blunder by giving a Oscar to Music of Dune.
He won!
Best VSX
Best Sound
Best Original Score
Best Production Dseing
Best Film Editing
Best Cinematography
Best Director
BRO 10 NOMINATIONS AND YOU STILL DIDN'T NOMINATE DENIS VILLENUEVE???
i can't get this movie out of my mind, it's such a pity i couldn't watch it in theaters...
Denis Villeneuve seems like such an awesome guy. Still 🤬 about his snub. YES, SNUB.
Yes!
i think this is one of the greatest scene ive ever seen in any movie
The spice harvester sequence is the jewel in the crown of this movie!
It really is unbelievable that Denis did not get nominated for best director. A real crying shame.
The whole movie is amazing but the sandcrawler scene has stuck with me the most. Its just masterclass
Dune was one of my favourite moments of the movie.
Absolute masterclass film. I love this movie.
Shots are Amazing and the work appeared on the display and scrolls. We cannot say unimaginable the reality is in DUNE. Ranges at the moment is very high.
What Denis Villenueve created here was too vast, too mature, for the pedestrian Academy to understand. Lost somewhere between ignorance and jealousy. Not a surprise that they did not nominate him. He deserves some type of meta award for what he has done both here, and with Blade Runner 2048 and Arrival. Those who have seen, know.
Such a beautiful movie
This was the best movie I’ve seen in years! I hope it wins some Oscars!
Wow never expected this
Saw it last night finally in a little rep theatre far on the other side of town. A magnificent achievement and profound tonic.
This man is a Masterpiece himself
Watched it twice in theaters
Best movie,best director,best music,best cinematography and best visual effects
This movie deserves to win these oscars this year
Simply... Awesome!!🖤
I’m sure This is going to be the next Lord Of The Rings trilogy, only time will tell.
Dune is visually a beautiful movie. It'll probably win the Oscar for best Visual Effects. But I won’t say this is the best film of the year.
Same. Visual Effects and Sound, but in my opinion it shouldn't win more. A nomination in Production Design and perhaps in director, score and cinematography
Did I miss something that tops Dune? Honest question, I would watch it! (Lamb was dope if that's your contender)
@@turinturambar501 Yes yes Dune will win more hater
Let's go Dune!
@@jaiceyp Do you mean in visual effects? If it's the case, definitel not. The VFX here are outstanding. In general, definitely yes, at least in my opinion, but I haven't read many people saying Dune is the best of the year. Almost every critique and people I've heard of pick Belfast, CODA, The Power of the Dog, West Side Story, The Lost Doughter, I Drive My Car, Licorice Pizza, Encanto, The Worst Person in the World, Pig, Parallel Mothers, The Last Duel, The Tragedy of Macbeth, etc.
Of course, if you go to a video about Dune, Spiderman NWH or The Suicide Squad everybody will be saying that they're the best of the year.
Personally, I really liked CODA, I Drive My Car and Belfast.
@@turinturambar501 Honestly I think awards are quite flawed these days you can't compare Dune and Indie films that cost a quarter of the price to make and rely on acting and writing only because they don't have the budget and are not trying to do that (almost all the other films I loved this year fall in that category).
The point is Dune deserves and will probably get all the technical awards because technically speaking it's close to flawless.
The acting awards never go to films like this even LOTR won none of those same for the writing awards because the perceived quality of films that focus on a smaller cast in the real world is much higher than huge fantasy / science fiction with dozens of main characters.
The only non technical awards I could see it winning would be Director for Denis Villeneuve.
Greig Fraser’s work in this movie was marvelous! Can’t wait for what he has in store for The Batman