Dune (2000) Miniseries Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Unfolding over three compelling feature-length episodes, this sci-fi classic is brilliantly realised through powerful performances and stunning visuals from Oscar© winning cinematographer Vittorio Storaro (Apocalypse Now).
Frank Herbert's highly acclaimed 1974 sci-fi novel is stunningly realised in this four-and-a-half hour miniseries produced by the Sci-Fi Channel.William Hurt stars as Duke Leto Atreides, charged to rule the desolate planet Arrakis, the universe's only source of Melange, a spice that enhances mental performance and makes interstellar travel possible.
But soon Leto's bitter enemy, the evil Baron Vladimir Harkonnen (Ian McNeice), a former ruler, wins back Arrakis and hands power to his brutal nephew, Rabban. When the Atreides family escape into the inhospitable desert with the help of the Fremen, a race of displaced desert nomads - the strengthening power of Melange enables Paul (Alec Newman), the Duke's son, to organise the oppressed Fremen and wage war on the Empire.
Director: John Harrison
Cast: William Hurt, Alan Newman, Ian McNeice
When you've got no budget but infinite spirit and gumption.
I respect that.
Same brotha
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For the budget they delivered a very faithful adaptation, and proved that a cinematic trilogy was the way to go; not just one film or a duology.
Villeneuve's adaptions will be one right?
@@ikagura Sadly not. Two parts for Dune and then one film for it's sequel, Dune Messiah.
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It depends. Villeneuve's two parts adaptation will have a total 320 minutes running time against 265 for this TV series. I guess it worth it.
@@biscotte.pilgrim They were missing so much from Part One that I'm surprised that they feel able to introduce either Feyd or Irulan in Part Two. In a comical thought, they might as well have saved the running time by having Timothy fight Dave instead!😱
Props to the day 1 fans of Dune, now that is officially mainstream, we all get to enjoy it.
This was better than I thought it would be
The mini series will forever be my favorite!
Gotta watch the 84 version too tho!! Childhood fave
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You suck
So, still feel the same way?
Here after watching the new trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Dune.
Same. I was so excited about Denis Villeneuve's Dune but 1st trailer is 100 times weaker then this on!
@@MaximusTiberius_ Love how this one still holds up 20 years on!
Same!!! I saw rumors saying Skarsgard's Baron Harkonnen will be intelligent, sinister and terrifying.
How many movies will be, this version? I didn't saw this new version yet.
Here after watching Denis Villenuve’s dune
Before there was Game of Throne, I can appreciate the SCIFI Channel attempt in expanding the material of Dune Saga by introducing the political & religious intrigue of the Frank Herbert novels in the proper form as a mini-series. While the production design is inferior to the David Lynch (1984) version, and limitation to it as well as some poor cast selection, the Children of Dune is a far superior version in production and cast in comparison and musical score. Nevertheless, it is a classic in itself with some of its visuals. I always loved the Sandworm Rescue sequence of it not only diving into the desert sand in the background as they stand in the foreground but also it about to swallow the ornithopter.
Who is here after watching Dune 2? 😊
Me after watching Dune 2 for the second time. Blown away by this movie.
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Yup
Miniseries still is my favourite, even though latest came close. First Dune from 1984 had some interesting sets though.
Who can't wait for 2020 Dune? It's going to be epic.
How can you know that?
@@martiat6310 Spoilers.
@@thealexkirschproject8036 you can't judge an artistic work by spoilers.
@@martiat6310 ok since you're looking for an answer here's why Dune 2020 (now 2021) is going to be epics.
The all star cast with talented actors who David Dastmalchian (Piter Devries) who is also a Dune fan said this is as close to the book as you'll get. Even Denis Villeneuve referenced the book and Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson on what to do next on some scenes.
He's staying as true as he can to the movie (aside from the casting choice for Liet Kynes).
The trailer to me looks like he's followed through with the book as much as he can and the attention to detail he's shown just from the trailer alone gives me chills.
@@thealexkirschproject8036 honestly I DO hope you will be right. But it is reality itself throughout the last years that taught me not to put much trust into premature praises. I prefer to give my kudos AFTER I have experienced a piece of art. And to expect 'epicness' (!) just out of verbal announcements and some meager pictures... idk...
I have a soft spot got this series. It’s laughably bad in terms of costumes , sets , acting etc and special effects look so dated but still probably the most book accurate version because it has the time to breath over many hours.
Denis version totally knocked it out of the park and will be remembered as the first truly great and worthy adaption of Dune but he still had to cut so much out for time etc . This series gets to cover all our favourite scenes and it way better than the 80s version
I think Dune is made for a TV series like GOT really
I actually like this one this actually was the thing that originally got me into dune
I remember watching this when it came out. I really liked it. Hope the new movie is also good.
This is more faithful to the original story.
Barely
and they filmed the 2nd book too! Hope we will watch the whole saga one day. I've only read the first two books and yes, the second has a complete different tone... very depressing
I still believe Harrison's version is closer to the spirit of Dune than anything that came before or after.
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Love the new movies !! But this will always be my favorite! Love the sets the costumes and almost word for word accurate to the book! 🙏
I very much enjoy this series including Children of Dune. I watch this as an alternative to the first 6 episodes of Star Wars. If you understand the time this series came from, you can easily ignore the aging of it and enjoy for what it is. Though, I am more than excited for this year’s adaption and truly hope it blows Star Wars out of the water.
It did..
@@MRnoobpawnder Oh yeah, I it was so much more than I expected. I didn’t want it to end. It was awesome!
@1:46 Leonardo DiCaprio
I loved every minute of this series.
i don't mean to be a pain but... DUNE (novel) was published in 1965.
and in my personal opinion, once the producers of HBO's "Game of Thrones" are finished with their successful series AND they need to sink their creativity into another project, may I suggest that they tackle DUNE.
DUNE by HBO.... hmmm... that would be the day. Imagine tits and fucking everywhere and every now and then some gratuitous violence. And if they have D&D from GoT to tackle it - I don't even want to imagine. Anyway, this won't happen for a while - DUNE is, like they say in show-biz, a cold turkey.
I'm one step ahead of you
it is by far the game of thrones in space. it must happen.
DUNE is pretty violent tbh
Amen!!!! I would 4 sure pay 17.99/Month to watch HBO's Dune!
I know it is unpopular opinion but I like this one better then the other two. I like the crazy outfit it seem to be a complaint against this one.
I saw the new version last night in a preview showing. It's pretty good, but the new version doesn't even come close to this one. And the second miniseries, Children of Dune was even BETTER. Sure watch the Villeneuve movie. But HERE is where you're going to find the real Dune.
I remember this being good, though I was like 12 when I saw it.
This miniseries was wonderful. Ian Mcniece was perfectly camp for the Baron Harkonnen, as well as the rest of the cast performing to almost Shakespearean levels of theatre acting. Yea, it's not like watching a film but more a play and I love the direction. And the writing greatly expanded Princess Irulans role into an actual character instead of an endnote. I for one think Alec Newman will forever be Muad'Dib that's way better than Timothee Chalet.
Don't think the old movie contained much cringe. It was an old production and it had some weaknesses but the atmosphere was deep!
And this one (2000): yes, it's just wonderful. So many beautiful details, astonishing settings and a great complexity. I like it so much!
Ian Mcniece's portrayal of Baron Harkonnen was well done. I like the fact he wasn't like the Baron in the original film where he is mentally unstable at times.
My fav adaptation of Dune
1965 novel, not 1974 novel. ;-)
Read the book first! Read all 6 novels! It's a long saga. The 1986 film captured the atmosphere(including music). The 2000 movies looked too 'TV-action'... I haven't seen Villeneuve's adaptations, just the RUclips clips which look great. DUNE really should be a complete long series.
This is the best version, better than 1984 and the recent one. the audio book is more complete of course.
Which audiobook is your fav?
A better adaptation of the epic book than the movie, can’t wait for the new one!
But poorly cheaply made
@@Howyaduing yeah, ultímate adaptation is coming next month
I saw this trailer a long time ago, I think it was included on a VHS for a movie, I cant remember which. I remember thinking that it was Stargate or something like that because I always forgot the title.
After watching the new Dune movies, I saw the blue eyes and this galaxy of memory opened in my mind and I just had to seek this trailer out again. Good memories.
This is still my favorite version: very faithful!
Whoever controls spice, controls the universe😉😁😘👩🥰🤗🌹
This is the best adaptation of the book so far.
This trailer goes so hard
Feel free to screen record
Made in 2000 when nobody thought that Sci- Fi could produce a worthy blockbuster or HBO production... until GoT..... and still this version was really good for it´s time... Now tha fans put our hope in Dennis Villeneuve!
Ah yes. 2000, that time before there were any good sci fi blockbusters like... wait a second. Star Wars, Star Trek, matrix, fifth element, Gattaca,, 2001 a space odyssey, blade runner, close encounters, ET, Alien.................
@@iancanon8648 He means the channel, not the genre.
@@theneonseal6792 No he didn't. He made two claims: "When nobody thought sci fi (the genre) could produce" a worthy blockbuster (claim 1) or an HBO production (the channel, claim 2)." Claim 1 is clearly incorrect, because of the movies I listed. Claim 2 is incorrect, because of shows like Star Trek, X-Files, Sliders, Farscape, Highlander, and literally this production, since obviously SOMEONE at HBO thought that sci-fi could work on HBO, in order to greenlight this production.
@@iancanon8648 I took it to mean the sci-fi channel or HBO. Everybody knows the genre has produced blockbusters. Most blockbusters are sci-fi.
@@iancanon8648 No...he said "Sci-Fi", capitalized because that's what the channel was called back in 2000 (noticed you lower cased when you claimed he meant the genre). And he's right--nobody thought the Sci-Fi Channel could pull off producing a blockbuster themselves back then (Farscape was produced by the Jim Henson Company, while Sliders fell apart after moving to the channel).
Low bugdet, great actors, lots of passion
This feels less like a TV miniseries and more like one of the most expensive school plays ever made.
Everybody spoke about the guild members funny hat but nobody mention how Paul look like a Mcdojo master 😂
i hope the 2020 film is mindblowing
Who's here after dune 2021?
GFYS
This looks goofy but soooo much better than the 1984 version 😂❤
nah, the uniforms and the scenery are much better in 1984. But this miniseries was the best adaption to the books. I really liked it
Lol no. The 1984 is silly and yet it is still a watchable entertaining movie, faithful or not.
Even after Denis Villeneuve took a stab at it, this is still my favorite version of Dune
same... the new movie actually sucks :( it might be nice to look at, but that's about it. I honestly feel like Villeneuve never read the book or actually has no clue what the story is about, cuz nothing from the vibe or the point of the story was conveyed in the new movie...
@@clarkethedark I agree. Seemed emotionless and bland. In typical Hollywood fashion, spent a ton on visual effects but that's it. Even with how long it was, I feel like none of the characters had any depth to them.
@@VD_the_GodKing agreed 💯 ✌💗🖖
@@VD_the_GodKing I'd argue Duncan Idaho had more depth.
@@WingcommanderIV yeah he's the exception. Jason Momoa was perfect for the role and really brought the character to life. But I also feel like that was just Jason Momoa being himself.
honestly like, the acting was a bit iffy at times, Paul definitely doesn't look 15, and the special effects are kinda cringey, but this is still imo a really good adaptation of the novel. it's pretty faithful to the book and i feel like it did a really good job considering it's a minisieries that probably didn't have a massive budget.
now i'm just eagerly awaiting the new dune movie.... it looks hella goodso far at least
Here after watching Dune 2021
Wonky special effects aside, this is still the best adaptation of Dune. I'm typing this after just having finished watching the 2021 version. What this version lacked in effects, it made up for in character development. Something the 2021 version SEVERELY lacks.
It is because the cut the 1st book in half, which is understandable since, the movie would have been very long. The movie ended abrubtly
Bruh you on some crack.
@Lord Overachiever apart from duncan the new movie basically glides over the whole pre-invasion part and its characters :)
@@mayankbisht7691 they already killed liet, whom we had no time to connect with, same goes for any other atreides character, went like, these are the atradis family, and now they got whacked.
Complaining about character development of the 2021 film , even though it’s literally just half the story ?
With a new Dune coming out, Umbrella should capitalize on it and release a new trailer 'cause this one sucks. The series is actually really good and deserve a much better trailer.
Wonder where I can watch this. I remember seeing trailers but never got a chance to see this in 2000
The whole thing is on RUclips
Looks like a FMV game
Yunno I really miss those games!
@@doktorfellatio438I need to try Dune 2000, is this game made with this in mind?
@@ikagura I don't think so since the game came out 2 years prior to the show. I haven't played the game since release so memory is a lil foggy.
an excellent mini series. I myself, would watch this over and over again instead of the new movie.
I was beginning to think I was crazy and it never existed.
I am here after a new 2021 Dune....well, how to say.....
This was so much better than the current iteration.
1:43 Why hasn't it been a meme yet!? 💀
Dang it! I don't remember it looking this cheap! 🥵
I watched it again and uff, the trailer is cheap but the series is excellent; great balance of action and story.
It’s great but cheap and some of the acting is terrible. Luckily Frank Herbert is a genius and it’s all forgiven.
There's no comment here about Rome
I don't know what everyone is talking about. This trailer is not that great. Not only was this story too advanced for 2000 but, I don't see Chani anywhere. Something Denis Villeneuve's clearly understands. Chani was the most important person in Paul's life and the mother of Leto and Ghuanima, not Irulan. Times have changed in the way we regard characters and their ethnicity, and this is why the new Dune movie is going to be EPIC! I can't wait. It's going to leave all of the old ones in the dust. Not because movies are more advanced now, but because directors nowadays aren't controlling as much, by thinking they know better than the writers.
Shani in Villeneuve's movie : being the most important person in Paul's life for approximatively five minutes.
You were absolutely right
@@l.g.7428 It´s just one half of the first book yet
@@Plasma1iTV :But we are talking about the movie, which is a whole, since no sequel have been shot at this time.
@@l.g.7428 Yeah but it says Dune - part one at the beginning
Who thinks this is better than Dune 2021-2024 ?
The second one acting wise yes
More straight forward, less weird, and closer to the books. So yes, the mini series was far better than either of the movies in terms of story. Of course the new movie has a much bigger budget with far more advanced filming and CG tech.
i loved it!!!
Why do I get the sound of Romulan ships decloaking?
This mini serie is my favorite, low budget but talent is here. Lynch was more creative but far from the book.
Romulan cloak sound when they enter the high liner.
1:04
Is this region free and also does it include the uncut version of the film?
I'm so in love of Julie Cox.
Why even make a low budget Dune
2023 anyone ??
I'm nearly finished book 1. I don't know whether to watch this or the 1984 film after i finish the book. This looks more authentic to the book.
I don’t if you already watched any of them yet since this comments 1 month old but you should read all parts, Dune, Muad’dib, and The Prophet before you watch any adaptation.
the 1984 film is awful, this is much better and faithful.
Funny how at the time the special effects were great but now they are laughable. The 1984 movie holds up better today.
Great special effects on the SyFy channel, lol, you must be half blind those effects were even bad for their time.
@@martymcfly4498 nope at the time they were good.
Use your imagination. 2018, and I enjoyed it. I read the books back in 1977. At least someone made an effort.
The story was far superior to the 1984 version.
No
It's actually not bad, I mean it certainly had heart. Also the uncut version you get to see Chanis butt I believe
Huh, that heavy set guy was the news dude in Rome.
only thing that bothers me a bit is that brits didnt utilise sand ppl as fremen
this movie was perfect, one of my favourite
Still the best cinematic adaptation so far.
great, :) thank for share !
the series is better than the movie .
Was good but not sure what was going on with costume designers though lmao 🤦🏼♂️
Looks like they took some inspiration from the Jodorowsky version.
I loved the costumes. Very extravagant and decadent. 👍
Prefer the David Lynch version for the aesthetics.
the costumes were otherworldly. Not out of place considering its 20 000 years in the future
aaayeeeeeeeh this was so bad
Looks better than "dune the prophecy". Is that racist/sexist?
Also Can anyone link a full seires please
unless its blocked in your country
A série é melhor que o filme de 2021 com certeza...
When will We see a full mini seires on RUclips or dailymotion with English dub
Before.got there was DUNE
This Dune is 100x better than the new Dune 2021
Dune needs to be a series to fully tell the story. The Denis Villeneuve films left out so much.
What the hell was that cheap-ass Carmina Burana rip-off?
why i see star wars???
Dune 84, Dune 2000.
Guys, personal preference is one thing, if you prefer either over Villeneueves, nobody can say anything whatsoever. Cool.
But when you start trashing it, im gonna have my say and tell it how it is.
Both of those are hot messes, both. 84 and 2000. They laid the foundation work for Villeneuve to excel far beyond them.
I now view these are merely shoulders for Villeneuve to stand upon and catapult his own version far beyond those.
Acting, writing, directing, cinematographer, choreography, storytelling, overall visuals, sound design, lighting, music, costumes. There is not ONE aspect of filmmaking that even remotely comes anywhere close to Villeneuve's version. Prefer what ever you want, objectively, theyre nowhere near 😂😂
Compare this to Dune 2021, this look like a fan made movie. Just watch Dune 2021 can't believe how strong the story is.
The story telling in this version is much better though.
It's a TV miniseries, and a low budget one at that. They didn't use green screen, they literally painted backdrops for the desert scenes. It's insane, and a terrible choice, but executed about as best as one could expect.
I mean there was still some green screen -- just not for the desert scenes.
you mistake story with VFX my dear, 2021 story sucks its bone dry
Have watched Dune 2021 twice. The 2000 version is still overall better.
Better than Villeneuve's Dune...
Disappointed by this series it looked so campy. Yes there were good parts but it mostly uninteresting.
I don't mean any harm but for this to be an updated version of Dune their special effects suck I mean the original movie Dune makes this TV series look like some kid to do stick I mean come on now how can a movie made back in the day have better special effects then this TV show which is up-to-date and made many years later and with better technology sometimes just leave well enough alone
Driving with Mr. Lee budget 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
it was made in 2000 so the graphics then were amazing
it's also a made for TV movie
20 million dollars for six hours of film, and it looks good for what it is. As a point of comparison, each 22 minute episode of the Big Bang Theory has a budget of $5.5 million in the main cast's salaries alone.
look at you mister clueless 😍
I remember it looking a whole lot better than this. Did they do another version? Like wtf. This is weird. Stop messing with time this isn't funny anymore.
This looks like a really poor adaptation luckily there is a new version in the works starring Timothée Chalamet as Paul and directed by Denis Villeneuve with a much heftier budget. That one sounds very good indeed.
Budget special effects aside, this miniseries was actually fantastic. You should give it a chance, along with the followup miniseries, Children of Dune, which merged the Dune Messiah and Children of Dune books.
This looks really bad.
This shit looks TERRIBLE 😂
Just read the book. Honestly.... Thank me later.
Looks better than book of bobba fett and the last 3 starwars movies
better adaptation than the 2021 version
Looks like star wars
Maybe because star wars just "copied" everything. Ive just read about it and it's so impressive.
Dune was written way before Star wars. And John Carter of Mars way before that.
You mean the series that copied off of Dune?
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