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I don't think I like Star Wars as much as i think I do!
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I don't think I like Star Wars as much as i think I do!
I'm saying that I don't think I like big drawn out scifi epics as much as I thought I did. I think Star Wars falls in that category.
I'm saying that I don't think I like big drawn out scifi epics as much as I thought I did. I think Star Wars falls in that category.
Sicario wasn't written by him, his early Hollywood films were basically commercial director-for-hire jobs. Considering his early Canadian films like Polytechique, which he co-wrote, I doubt that politically he is on the right.I watched Sicario the other night and realised that Villeneuve also has terrible politics. He probably liked the look of all those fashy banners he put in Dune.
You can surely choose whether you want to be involved in a film sympathetic to CIA murders squads or not. It's a very ugly film.Sicario wasn't written by him, his early Hollywood films were basically commercial director-for-hire jobs. Considering his early Canadian films like Polytechique, which he co-wrote, I doubt that politically he is on the right.
I think Prisoners, a vigilante thriller he directed before, is at least as bad. But at the time he wasn't yet established in Hollywood and he was making the leap from Canadian independent films to big budget Hollywood films. Having read interviews with him and seen his early films, I doubt he is a rabid right winger, certainly not where he would be attracted to making Dune due to fascist iconography as you suggested. In interviews he has described himself as centre left and when pushed on US politics, he points out that he is Canadian.You can surely choose whether you want to be involved in a film sympathetic to CIA murders squads or not. It's a very ugly film.
Last refuge of a scoundrel!...pushed on US politics, he points out that he is Canadian.
In between bouts of "turn on some lights, goddamnit" it had some slow bits. I actually thought Lynch did a much better job with the slow shields, even if 1984's effects weren't quite up to it. That's a big part of why the action just didn't work for me.Gonna back you up on this. I saw it at the cinema too. I've not read Dune but I was so looking forward to this because I like Villnueve's films, particularly blade runner 2049. I really wanted to love it but I just found myself waiting for something interesting to happen and it never did.
I was left cold and bored by the whole experience. I was actually really surprised by how boring it was. Even the action scenes were meh and I found myself not giving a single fuck about any of the characters. A lot of people were in and out of their seats in the cinema I went to as well which I think says a lot.
I just don't think long, drawn out scifi/fantasy epics are for me. I thought they were but I found Lord of the rings a snooze fest and I don't think I like Star Wars as much as i think I do!
It has been mentioned but there also hasn't been an update on the tv series since last June. I could imagine now that the 2nd film is about to go into production and there being talk of a 3rd film, that are been putting all their energy into that.watched it
#DesertPower
i liked the bagpipes
dont remember it being mentioned though no doubt it has been but theres a prequel tv series coming (around) next year
Dune: Prophecy (TV Series 2024– ) | Action, Adventure, Drama
Dune: Prophecy: With Emily Watson, Olivia Williams, Travis Fimmel, Jodhi May. TV series set in the 'Dune' universe which centers on the lives of the Bene Gesserit.www.imdb.com
Bit meh really. Been a while since I watched the Lynch version, but I reckon it had more entertainment value.
Maybe watching both more than once is handy for comparing usefully.
I’ve only seen the new version once.
Well he knows his dune loreChristopher Walken to play the emperor, apparently...
Part 2 releases November 2nd. Trailer:
Tremendously excited about this
Not in the least boring, and there's going to be even more worm actionLooks less boring than the first part at least