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Does this description also apply to his latest film (Dune)? Because I'd describe it as the opposite of that.
by markdestouches 5y ago
Does this description also apply to his latest film (Dune)? Because I'd describe it as the opposite of that.
- iamacyborg 5y agoProbably not, but that’s likely a problem with the source material more than anything, Dune is nothing but your typical fantasy story of boy discovers he has magic powers and saves the world.
- bitcharmer 5y agoDune is a visual masterpiece. Some people are just incapable of appreciating art.
- smoldesu 5y agoI... I'm not so sure. I really like the universe of Frank Herbert's dune, but a lot of the set design on Dune is just... boring. The ornithopters are built like a Cybertruck, which doesn't make sense in an era where computers were destroyed long ago. The monolithic buildings and spaceships look more like a Quake 2 map than they do professional VFX. Having gone into the film with an open mind, I was severely let down by the visual side of things. Even the cinematography felt... fine. Surprisingly, I thought Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa were the strongest parts of the film.