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I agree, which is why I find it baffling that the author started out complaining about the set design and the limited outdoor scenes -- for a movie made in 1984
by sehugg 10y ago
I agree, which is why I find it baffling that the author started out complaining about the set design and the limited outdoor scenes -- for a movie made in 1984. C'mon, it was a lot harder then. One of the directors almost died falling off of a miniature model used in a establishing shot. And I like the dark baroque sets, they'll always be the canonical look for my internal Dune universe.
(I do think the second half of the movie and the battle scenes kinda dragged, though.)
- BEEdwards 10y agoThe problem isn't the sets are meticulous, it's that they are all dark and could be different parts of the same world. Caladan is supposed to be a verdant world full of water, it looks like it's dark small and rainy in the movie.