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Denis Villeneuve Is Only Famous For His Epic Cinematography & Amazing Camera Work, Imagine Watching His Enemy Movie In 3D What Is The Point. That's Why Lord Nolan Don't Convert His Movies In 3D, The Person who suggested to convert this movie in 3D is the most mad & crazy person in this entire world. there is not a single 💔 scene in this entire movie in which 3D effects were used, Please Don't Watch This Movie In 3D. 3D Ruined This Entire Movie It Makes Dark Scenes Very Hard To Even See This. I Didn't Got Any 2D shows in my city because every theatre prefer 3D Over 2D.
Excellent, as allways. @amazing shots: Did you cut the 4 music pieces togheter by yourself? if so: excellent job and respect - i did not hear or feel any cuts in the audio. I was surprised, as i had listened to the soundtrack, and was wondering why i had not heard this composition. 10 / 10.
_Dune_ really shows the beauty of "slow" camera work. No need to be fast and flashy all the time, let the shot linger and give the audience time to see it all.
Which made the film COLOSSAL. I was arguing with my friends today. They were complaining how slow and boring some of the sequences were. I tried to explain how the slowness contributes to the scale, the weight and the emotion. Jezuz I can't have enough of this film.
@@sinanuluc5143 E X A C T L Y lmao had the same situation they said it felt slow but immersive and huge, i told them thats what the slowness amplified, the SCALE
I'm glad someone else said it. I get so tired of the movies that follow a .25 seconds per camera change formula. That and shakey cam are probably the worst ideas to come along lately.
And even that slow, at some moments not everything fits into the frame and some sequences are very small, and it makes the film worth seen again and again. For example, when the Baron is hiding so helplessly at the far corner of the ceiling or when the ships of House Atreides are dispatched upwards to the surface of Arrakis from a Guild Highliner.
I love Dune and even have a soft spot for the 1984 flim. I was very skeptical about this film being made today, but I am very excited now. I am quite hopeful about the sequel.
@@darknemessis6880 This film was incredible, if your brain wasn’t Fried and wired to see Boom Boom 💥 and listen to dumb jokes every 2 minutes you’d get it buddy
He does have a way of taking material nobody thought could work and turning them into absolute magic. Did we know we needed a Bladerunner sequel? Nope, and didn't care for the idea. Never been so glad to be wrong about a film!
I found him with Incendie, got hooked with prisoners, sicario only confirmed his talent and now with dune, it's beyond words ! As a Québécois, M. Villeneuve is my national hero 👌
Villeneuve has many many skills, but his ability to represent the sense of scale in this movie is insane. There's so many movies with big props, from Marvel to Star Wars to so many blockbusters, but Dune feels gigantic, menacing, but also a feast to the eyes. It's not the kind of movie that says "yeah, its big and detailed but you should look at some action". No ... It invites you to look more, look deeper, further in, seek the details. Amazing!
SPOT ON! Hes got a reaallly good eye at setting up great wide angles and slowness that add depth to the scale and immensity of whats on screen it feels sooo immersive and huge, and on top of that zimmers booming score..i freakin love this movie
I think a lot of credit needs to go to his team of artists (concept artists, production designer, director of photography etc). They imagined all these scenes and many other variations, and then Villeneuve comes in to give his final word, choosing the concepts he feels tell the story the best. The final choice was his, but the origin is in the art department
Some of the Star Wars films had some visually striking scenes too, but they didnt hold my attention like Dune did. The visual merit combined with the cinematography, plot, et really made me feel like the fantasical places we saw could be real. Every place and every thing on screen had such weight and magnitude to it. The world building was given such crucial screen time in a film that was already 2hrs+. I just really enjoyed watching Dune in theaters haha. Could talk about it for days
Believe it or not about 90% of the locations were filmed for real. Actually there is so little cgi in this film that it’s genuinely astonishing how good and real it looks.
Greg Fraiser the DP for Dune has also done Star Wars, notably Rogue One and Episodes of the Mandalorian. He and Roger Deakins always make great team-ups with Denis, with Roger doing Sicario and Blade Runner 2049.
watching this in IMAX was insane, every time they used 'the voice' i'd feel the vibrations in my chest, that shit was so intense i gotta go back and watch it in 4DX
@@youtubexyz208 i thought it was great!! there's quite a lot of flying scenes and there's wind but not to the point where it becomes annoying.. the whole 4dx thing really brings a whole new "dimension" to the film
What a fucking experience. I got goosebumps when Eclipse started playing. Genuinely one of the best Sci-fi movies I've ever seen. Cannot wait for Part 2.
@@HurricaneGaming509 I thought the original was goddamn awful. Not in any way a faithful adaptation of the book, extremely limited in its VFX (due to the time) and not at all conveying the message of the book.
Contrasting with his hand scooping up water prior on his old homeplanet, Calladan. It was fantastic on so many levels, the makings of a masterpiece. It was not like watching a movie, it was like experiencing a world. I've read the books many times equally many years ago, and I finally feel it was nailed as a moving picture. I confess I never put much attention to Villeneuve before his Bladerunner 2049 movie, but the man is like an old-school filmmaker, which is a rare and almost died-out breed in modern times. He doesn't just make films, he makes art. One recognizes a great movie when you're not any longer consider it a movie, but where you get engrossed into the world that is presented you lose the 4th wall as a viewer and it becomes... as if it's a real world.
Denis Villneuve has to be nominated for best directing. It's a shame how he's one of the best today and hasn't even been nominated yet. Dude mastered visual storytelling.
@Womenhave HiveMind ok I’ll agree to disagree bc she was very good in euphoria and in dune she wasn’t in it much, so can’t really judge her acting there
@@irequirepsychologicalassis5359 in fact, George Lucas took much inspiration from Dune. For instance, Lucas took the sandcrawlers from Dune and put it into Star Wars.
@@ethancowan8621 Lucas took inspirations from fairy tales. Saving the princess, fighting with a sword, dark\white magic, Chosen one. These are traditional fantasy tropes and Lucas made them sci-fi. The Death Star is LITERALLY Smaug from Hobbit.
I find it so annoying when people say "for adults". Sounds So elitist. Just say one is more mature or complex So annoying like when people say "marvel for kids" and "DC for adults."
@@TheKing-cm4uo No, he becomes the Emperor while on Arrakis, but this scene shows his return to Caladan after his holy warriors conquered it. And holy warriors aren't badass, they are menacing...
5:20 has to be one of the most amazing shots I have seen. This dream sequence where Paul sees himself as Emperor and having defeated every enemy just looking over his Fremen army celebrating, while standing atop the hovering ship and the wind sweeping over his robes.
5:21 The first scene of the Sand Worm when it breaks through the sand and the insanely epic music kicking in was still giving me chills the 4th time around in movie theatres. I think that whole sequence is my favourite in the film, it really brings out the sheer dumbfounding scale of the sand worms and what’s best, we barely even see it during the whole thing. A true unstoppable force of nature
I'm glad I'm not the only lunatic who saw the film in the theater for 3 times, and yes mainly for that harvester rescue scene. The tension, the reveal, Paul's visions, the soundtrack, Dr Kynes' prayer... I'm 35 yo and I've seen every possible scifi film out there, and I haven't felt like this maybe in decades. The first time I saw the scene, my friend showed me the goosebumps in her arms. I can't shut up about this film.
There's an interview with Rebecca Ferguson where she relayed that she had trouble gauging how big the worms were supposed to be, so she would look at where she thought it would be, and Denis would go "no, higher... Higher... Higher" And yeah, you can see that happening
With Dune and Blade Runner 2049, Villeneuve really gave meaning to the expression "every frame a painting". Seriously. Every single sequence is aesthetic perfection.
I've been eagrly waiting for this because Dune is by far the most beautifully made movie I've seen in my life!!! 😍😍 Whoever has a chance to see it in IMAX please do so, you won't be dissapointed!
Yeah I saw it in IMAX, not Dual Laser sadly, closest one to me is 9 hours away, but this digital theater was gigantic the screen was 45 ft high and 80 ft wide! About as close as I can get to real IMAX!
@@wh1t3r4v3n ja.. baszki, ezért néha nem szeretem mikor szinkronizálni akarnak minden kurva filmet.. like bruh.. bárcsak bírnánk választani hogy akarunk magyarul vagy angolul nézni a filmet..
The harvester rescue sequence, followed by Dr Kynes' praise / prayer, has such an incredible impact on me. I watched the film three times in the theater mainly for that scene, and I got goosebumps every single time. I am 35 yo and I've seen all the scifi films out there. That whole scene gave me a different kind of chills. The tension, the rush, the visions, the reveal, the prayer, the soundtrack, the acting... I hadn't felt anything like that for decades.
"Carryall unable to proceed. Unable to lift without that anchor! " "All call! All call! Any carryall in the sector please respond!" "Spotter one give us an update! " "Try it again!"
2:20 I wouldn't say this is the best shot because there are sooo many good ones from this film, but this one is one of the best. The way Paul is framed to the side, the beautiful scenery, the ships floating casually in the background. Beautiful.
I want to say to everyone that watch this after u watch this movie in theater to get full power of these amazing shots for first time. And as always great work dude, you are one of the favorites.
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it's so minimalist but still vast, decorative and tasteful. It's almost like graphic design. In a lot of ways reminds me of traditional Japanese culture..
I just wanna say the costume design was on fucking point too, like lady jessica's dress when arriving on Arrakis was fucking stunning in the wind and just the designs for everything
Every scene in this film is a visual masterpiece. Denis Villeneuve outdid himself. This film absolutely deserves and needs extended /director's cut. I suggest that under each interview Denis Villeneuve leave Hashtag #DUNEextendedcut or #DUNEdirectorscut
Dune has to win academy awards for best visual effects, cinematography and soundtrack or whatever the award is. This movie is a treat to everyone's eyes.
what I find amazing is just how what I pictured in my head while reading the book long ago, is exactly what is portrayed in the film. Paul and Jessica seeing the capital burn, watching the worm engulf the miner while the ornithopter flies away. Maybe a tribute to Villeneuve, but just how great of a writer that Herbert is.
This is the first movie I've seen that has really captured the vibe of 60s/70s sci fi novels. The gargantuan scale of things, indescribable horrors, alien feeling technology, ect. The cinematography and the brilliant score brought me close to tears in some scenes. This movie is a work of art.
When I saw this movie for the first time O was struck by the beauty and awe of Space ship. The incredible size and scope of it. So simple yet mysterious. 10 minutes into the movie I was hooked. Just wow. Highly recommend this movie to everyone.
Got some strong Prometheus/Engineer vibes from the Harkonnen aesthetic - the lighting, the colours, the architecture, the pale complexions, the biomechanical back of the Baron. I would absolutely love to see Denis Villeneuve have a go at telling us the untold story of the Engineers. Scott produced and Villeneuve directed on BR 2049 to great effect, so why not? Ridley Scott seems to be so busy on so many different projects, I think the only way we get that story is if someone else directs. It's nearly 10 years now since Prometheus and we still know nothing more about the Engineers and their culture. That story has so much potential.
I think I've just had an eargasm. And a eyegasm. These amazing shots combined with Dune OST combined with Eclipse from Pink Floyd are a true wonder. Now I can die peacefully (but in a lot of decades please).
This is the video that made me buy the movie. I'm so glad I saw this because I've been obsessed with the lore of Dune ever since. Truly a remarkable series and I CANNOT wait until the upcoming sequels!
You know it has amongst the best Cinematography and Visuals in filming history when literally every single scene looks like Concept Arts and are Wallpaper worthy
Whoever edited this video knows how to use music. They knew how to time the shots and moments to get that grand scale feeling out of every shot. Whoever does these videos needs to make movies and use this dynamic music to really pull the pathos out of whatever he or she is filming.
This film was a perfect storm. Directing, acting, music and art direction are all spot on. This is how I imagined all sci-fi since I was a kid. Big and epic. It was like seeing something new but familiar at the same time. Can’t wait for part 2.
1:15 the atmosphere, lighting, and the costume design of the bene-gesserits are just immaculate. Not to mention hans zimmer’s brilliant score used in that scene.
Man this movie is hypnotically gorgeous in its visual and audio design. I can not only remember how great things looked and sounded, the feeling of scenes are still engrained in my brain. The confrontation with the sand worm for example, you feel every moment of that scene and it is awe inspiring. This is easily one of my favourite films I have ever watched.
This movie was truly epic and see and watch. It’s very majestic and grand so I hope it wins an Oscar for best cinematography. Great job capturing its essence!
This entire scene is an excellent example of depicting sheer bloody violence in formal bounds of PG-13. Duke Leto is helplessly lying here "naked and far from home", he is depicted as absolute victim, though there is no vulgar torture. It's a masterpiece, definitely.
This video should be titled - "Why Dune deserves a big screen watch?" I mean just look at the framing, I can't help rewatching this video. Great editing btw.
3:55 The camera is "upside-down" showing the ships "rising up" to Arrakis, giving the illusion that House Atreides is progressing upwards when the reality is that it is the beginning of their downfall. . . . That's how I see it anyways...
You didn't include the scene, where Dr Liet-Kynes is shown with the two staves and the desert in the background? For me this is one of the best shots from the movie.
Has Denis Villeneuve even dropped the ball ONCE? I’ve watch ALL of his movies from Incendies up until his most recent movie, which is this Dune. He hasn’t made a shitty movie YET! He made this Dune movie so GOOD, I left the theatre and I started researching everything I could find on the entire Dune universe. The guy is a MASTER behind a camera. There is no question about it. The scene with the blue-eyed Paul Atreides, standing on the back of that ship with Zendaya… It gives me goosebumps every time! 6:43!
when i saw this at cinemas i was really amazed not only with the plot and soundtrack but also the cinematography was the thing that i most appreciated. look forward for the sequel!!
Far out..this is the BEST compilation of Dune I've seen!!!! The use of the music is perfect! Thankyou! PS. That scene of The Baron with his bald head 0:55, looks exactly like Marlon Brando from Apocalypse Now - "....the horror...."
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Denis Villeneuve Is Only Famous For His Epic Cinematography & Amazing Camera Work, Imagine Watching His Enemy Movie In 3D What Is The Point. That's Why Lord Nolan Don't Convert His Movies In 3D, The Person who suggested to convert this movie in 3D is the most mad & crazy person in this entire world. there is not a single 💔 scene in this entire movie in which 3D effects were used, Please Don't Watch This Movie In 3D. 3D Ruined This Entire Movie It Makes Dark Scenes Very Hard To Even See This. I Didn't Got Any 2D shows in my city because every theatre prefer 3D Over 2D.
@@Zombiesnyder13 yeah! We need videos on all movies of X-Men universe.
Excellent, as allways.
@amazing shots: Did you cut the 4 music pieces togheter by yourself? if so: excellent job and respect - i did not hear or feel any cuts in the audio. I was surprised, as i had listened to the soundtrack, and was wondering why i had not heard this composition. 10 / 10.
Every frame a painting
_Dune_ really shows the beauty of "slow" camera work. No need to be fast and flashy all the time, let the shot linger and give the audience time to see it all.
Which made the film COLOSSAL. I was arguing with my friends today. They were complaining how slow and boring some of the sequences were. I tried to explain how the slowness contributes to the scale, the weight and the emotion. Jezuz I can't have enough of this film.
@@sinanuluc5143 E X A C T L Y lmao had the same situation they said it felt slow but immersive and huge, i told them thats what the slowness amplified, the SCALE
This movie reminds me,so much of David Lean, and that old school "just look at it" style of epic cinematography. So glad to see it back.
I'm glad someone else said it. I get so tired of the movies that follow a .25 seconds per camera change formula. That and shakey cam are probably the worst ideas to come along lately.
And even that slow, at some moments not everything fits into the frame and some sequences are very small, and it makes the film worth seen again and again. For example, when the Baron is hiding so helplessly at the far corner of the ceiling or when the ships of House Atreides are dispatched upwards to the surface of Arrakis from a Guild Highliner.
Everything is so gigantic in this movie. I just love it so so so so much
The scale is what make the world building in this movie so immersive and incredible. It feel real and overwhelmed. Villeneuve is incredible
Except for Paul Atreides' muscles. Duncan is disappointed.
@@mattisuoraniemi LMAO
@@venaamoris5019 and that sand that feels like its everywhere
I love arhitekture of dune . Arabic, eastern Europe, spanish , etc
DUNE is the kind of movies cinema has been invented for.
I love Dune and even have a soft spot for the 1984 flim. I was very skeptical about this film being made today, but I am very excited now. I am quite hopeful about the sequel.
Pretty sure the cinema wasn't invented to make people fall asleep
@@darknemessis6880 This film was incredible, if your brain wasn’t Fried and wired to see Boom Boom 💥 and listen to dumb jokes every 2 minutes you’d get it buddy
@@darknemessis6880 lol it's pretty sad when when a comment with almost 500 likes has replies with 0 likes .
@@darknemessis6880 wowwww.... I feel so bad for your taste
This and Bladerunner 2049 are two examples of why Villanueve is one of the best modern directors
Yes
EXACTLY
and Sicario and Arrival and Prisoners
THE BEST*
He does have a way of taking material nobody thought could work and turning them into absolute magic. Did we know we needed a Bladerunner sequel? Nope, and didn't care for the idea. Never been so glad to be wrong about a film!
Denis Villeneuve is making banger after banger
Who'd a thought you had such good movie taste... guess it makes sense for the cultured man to be cultured in more then one regard.
back to back bangers !
I found him with Incendie, got hooked with prisoners, sicario only confirmed his talent and now with dune, it's beyond words !
As a Québécois, M. Villeneuve is my national hero 👌
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 bro i thought he was French lmao 💀 anyway Québecquois are our brothers !
@@maskr5520 proudly Québécois from Bécancour, near Trois-Rivières 👌
I sense an Oscar nomination for best cinematography coming...
It has to win best cinematography, there's no better than this.
I sense a number of oscar nominations coming
@@DasBlarcy not for acting, unfortunately...
@@MrAdiPetcu i think rebecca ferguson is getting one and timmy outdid himself
@@valentin7693 Roger Deakins has entered the chat
Hans Zimmers music is the soul of the movie
And the visuals are the body in which it is housed
@@ahopefor and the cast are the members of the house
Reminds me of the Prince Of Egypt
@@belle-ashton2167 he did the that movies soundtrack
The score worked well but there were moments when it was almost too much.
Villeneuve has many many skills, but his ability to represent the sense of scale in this movie is insane. There's so many movies with big props, from Marvel to Star Wars to so many blockbusters, but Dune feels gigantic, menacing, but also a feast to the eyes. It's not the kind of movie that says "yeah, its big and detailed but you should look at some action". No ... It invites you to look more, look deeper, further in, seek the details. Amazing!
SPOT ON! Hes got a reaallly good eye at setting up great wide angles and slowness that add depth to the scale and immensity of whats on screen it feels sooo immersive and huge, and on top of that zimmers booming score..i freakin love this movie
I think a lot of credit needs to go to his team of artists (concept artists, production designer, director of photography etc). They imagined all these scenes and many other variations, and then Villeneuve comes in to give his final word, choosing the concepts he feels tell the story the best. The final choice was his, but the origin is in the art department
Some of the Star Wars films had some visually striking scenes too, but they didnt hold my attention like Dune did. The visual merit combined with the cinematography, plot, et really made me feel like the fantasical places we saw could be real. Every place and every thing on screen had such weight and magnitude to it. The world building was given such crucial screen time in a film that was already 2hrs+. I just really enjoyed watching Dune in theaters haha. Could talk about it for days
Believe it or not about 90% of the locations were filmed for real. Actually there is so little cgi in this film that it’s genuinely astonishing how good and real it looks.
Because star wars is more science fantasy than science fiction. And generally cringe
Greg Fraiser the DP for Dune has also done Star Wars, notably Rogue One and Episodes of the Mandalorian. He and Roger Deakins always make great team-ups with Denis, with Roger doing Sicario and Blade Runner 2049.
Amen🦋
And the music, don't forget the music
watching this in IMAX was insane, every time they used 'the voice' i'd feel the vibrations in my chest, that shit was so intense
i gotta go back and watch it in 4DX
4dx is amazing!! i loved the moment where they're floating in space and the fights are incredible!!
@@noemie0202 hi is it actually good in 4DX ?? Are the flying scenes satifying enough ?? Are there a lot of wind involved ???
@@youtubexyz208 i thought it was great!! there's quite a lot of flying scenes and there's wind but not to the point where it becomes annoying..
the whole 4dx thing really brings a whole new "dimension" to the film
3:55 How the guild heighliner makes these huge Atreides ships look like little ants is just breathtaking. The scale of this movie is insane
And the fact that those ships looks like a Giant worm....
Heighliners are at least 20 km long, the scale was shown properly.
I also feel this scene was meant to symbolize water being poured on arrakis, the freighter looks like a vase and the atreides ships look like driplets
AND THE FACT THAT IN THE BOOK IT SAYS THAT THE ( SPOILERS)
WORM THAT PAUL RIDES IS AS BIG AS A HEIGHLINER.
@Jake Howell. Good observation. Try turning the image completely upside down....and you really get that effect
What a fucking experience. I got goosebumps when Eclipse started playing. Genuinely one of the best Sci-fi movies I've ever seen. Cannot wait for Part 2.
You should watch the original. It's way better
@@HurricaneGaming509 I thought the original was goddamn awful. Not in any way a faithful adaptation of the book, extremely limited in its VFX (due to the time) and not at all conveying the message of the book.
Did Eclipse play in the actual movie? I didn’t catch when, if it did
eclipse?
@@tuahfilms eclipse is the pink floyd song which was remixed for the trailer
One of my favorite scenes is when Paul grabs the sand in Arrakis, his new home.
Contrasting with his hand scooping up water prior on his old homeplanet, Calladan.
It was fantastic on so many levels, the makings of a masterpiece.
It was not like watching a movie, it was like experiencing a world.
I've read the books many times equally many years ago, and I finally feel it was nailed as a moving picture. I confess I never put much attention to Villeneuve before his Bladerunner 2049 movie, but the man is like an old-school filmmaker, which is a rare and almost died-out breed in modern times. He doesn't just make films, he makes art. One recognizes a great movie when you're not any longer consider it a movie, but where you get engrossed into the world that is presented you lose the 4th wall as a viewer and it becomes... as if it's a real world.
The theme that plays is like a love theme between him and the spice. This movie is a masterpiece
Edit: That music cue is at 3:23 in this vid.
I don't like hot climate, but I would move to Arrakis. I like Arrakeen 's architecture in this movie so much. It' s brutal but so epic
Mine too! His moment of Spice illumination 🤩
Denis Villneuve has to be nominated for best directing. It's a shame how he's one of the best today and hasn't even been nominated yet. Dude mastered visual storytelling.
He has been nominated, not in every critics associetion, but He'll get nominated in DGA and Oscars
well the movie dominated the oscars tbh, and I feel like it should have won best picture, but anyway
@@generalradahn8205 I've noticed big franchise flicks don't tend to win Best Picture. The last one was Lord Of The Rings
There were no bad shots in this film. Incredible.
Man’s here spitting truth
@Womenhave HiveMind I don’t think she ruined it lol
@Womenhave HiveMind ok I’ll agree to disagree bc she was very good in euphoria and in dune she wasn’t in it much, so can’t really judge her acting there
@Womenhave HiveMind what is your username. Incel?
Amazing shots = every shot from Dune
"A Star Wars for adults."
- Denis Villeneuve
Dune was Star Wars before Star Wars was Star Wars.
@@irequirepsychologicalassis5359 in fact, George Lucas took much inspiration from Dune. For instance, Lucas took the sandcrawlers from Dune and put it into Star Wars.
Star wars is just "A Dune for kids"
@@ethancowan8621 Lucas took inspirations from fairy tales. Saving the princess, fighting with a sword, dark\white magic, Chosen one. These are traditional fantasy tropes and Lucas made them sci-fi. The Death Star is LITERALLY Smaug from Hobbit.
I find it so annoying when people say "for adults". Sounds So elitist.
Just say one is more mature or complex
So annoying like when people say "marvel for kids" and "DC for adults."
6:43 shot gave me chills, so badass with their expressions
Younger brother from Anakin lol
This scene is probably when he becomes the emperor
@@TheKing-cm4uo No, he becomes the Emperor while on Arrakis, but this scene shows his return to Caladan after his holy warriors conquered it. And holy warriors aren't badass, they are menacing...
my fav is 2:55 (idk why bro but i love all of them, maybe in 2 hours my favourite will be 0:17 or 2:30 or something else)
5:20 has to be one of the most amazing shots I have seen. This dream sequence where Paul sees himself as Emperor and having defeated every enemy just looking over his Fremen army celebrating, while standing atop the hovering ship and the wind sweeping over his robes.
5:21 The first scene of the Sand Worm when it breaks through the sand and the insanely epic music kicking in was still giving me chills the 4th time around in movie theatres. I think that whole sequence is my favourite in the film, it really brings out the sheer dumbfounding scale of the sand worms and what’s best, we barely even see it during the whole thing. A true unstoppable force of nature
I'm glad I'm not the only lunatic who saw the film in the theater for 3 times, and yes mainly for that harvester rescue scene. The tension, the reveal, Paul's visions, the soundtrack, Dr Kynes' prayer... I'm 35 yo and I've seen every possible scifi film out there, and I haven't felt like this maybe in decades. The first time I saw the scene, my friend showed me the goosebumps in her arms. I can't shut up about this film.
@@sinanuluc5143 Have you ever read the book? If this scene moved you this strongly and you haven't read it, I strongly recommend it.
@@tobyvision No I haven't read it. I might get into it if I find the time. But of course I can imagine it must be much deeper in the book.
There's an interview with Rebecca Ferguson where she relayed that she had trouble gauging how big the worms were supposed to be, so she would look at where she thought it would be, and Denis would go "no, higher... Higher... Higher"
And yeah, you can see that happening
That scene gave me goosebumps like insane . I'd love to watch it 100 times but the movie runtime is also very long
Dune won the Oscar for Best Cinematography!!!! I’m so happy right now. Congrats Greig Fraser!!! So well deserved!!! 😃 😃 🎥 🎥
5:29 is imprinted in my memory forever. It was truly incredible watching it.
Truly a masterpiece that will be studied for years to come, Denis Villeneuve doesn't miss !!!
this was an incredible imax experience
I hope its one of those movies that gets a re release every once and a while
@@drunkdonutboy don't know why they don't do re releases all the time.
I want to watch the lort trilogy and interstellar in the big screen.
Indeed, it was AMAZING.
@@valentin7693 same
I regret not watching it at Imax, and I hope I still alive to see the second part with Imax experience
With Dune and Blade Runner 2049, Villeneuve really gave meaning to the expression "every frame a painting".
Seriously. Every single sequence is aesthetic perfection.
I've been eagrly waiting for this because Dune is by far the most beautifully made movie I've seen in my life!!! 😍😍 Whoever has a chance to see it in IMAX please do so, you won't be dissapointed!
I definitely wasn't, most visually stunning movie I've seen this year!
So long as it fills the screen to full capacity in IMAX I am happy.
Yeah I saw it in IMAX, not Dual Laser sadly, closest one to me is 9 hours away, but this digital theater was gigantic the screen was 45 ft high and 80 ft wide! About as close as I can get to real IMAX!
we are about to lunch a petition, cause here in hungary they only stream it with the Hingarian dub (and its also in imax 3d lmao)
@@wh1t3r4v3n ja.. baszki, ezért néha nem szeretem mikor szinkronizálni akarnak minden kurva filmet.. like bruh.. bárcsak bírnánk választani hogy akarunk magyarul vagy angolul nézni a filmet..
You're missing about 128 minutes of footage
And the second part
@@MrBruh-yb9qi I hope they make one...
Copyright bro
@@someoneyoumayknow5637 its on works!
@@ManOfCinema- they have wrapped up dune 2 production...🥺 Wat too excited
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Bro that transition to Eclipse was just peak satisfaction omg
Every shot looks like it came from a concept art book.. everything's so beautiful
The harvester rescue sequence, followed by Dr Kynes' praise / prayer, has such an incredible impact on me. I watched the film three times in the theater mainly for that scene, and I got goosebumps every single time. I am 35 yo and I've seen all the scifi films out there. That whole scene gave me a different kind of chills. The tension, the rush, the visions, the reveal, the prayer, the soundtrack, the acting... I hadn't felt anything like that for decades.
"Carryall unable to proceed. Unable to lift without that anchor! "
"All call! All call! Any carryall in the sector please respond!"
"Spotter one give us an update! "
"Try it again!"
@@stuartwesthall omg nerd alert! :D
5:40 I only just noticed the sand worm breaking out from the sand behind Paul. That was so badass!!!
Villeneuve has such an incredible eye.
That's disrespectful to the cinematographer and his team. Why is all credit given to the director?!
@@fto3367 yep but actually it's a directer who asks those kind of shots
Dune and Bladerunner 2049 are the most visually stunning movies I've ever seen. Villeneuve is a genius.
And ‘Arrival’. So majestic
Well-deserved Oscar for Cinematography and Amazing Shots
Well-deserved Win for Hans Zimmer for this unique Music
2:20 I wouldn't say this is the best shot because there are sooo many good ones from this film, but this one is one of the best. The way Paul is framed to the side, the beautiful scenery, the ships floating casually in the background. Beautiful.
3:50 Another worthy mention.
Greig Fraser just WON the academy award for BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY in DUNE 👏👏👏👏👏👏.
4:24 - What a music transition! Well done
I want to say to everyone that watch this after u watch this movie in theater to get full power of these amazing shots for first time. And as always great work dude, you are one of the favorites.
Thank you man!
@@AmazingShots Hello there.
I love your videos,but there's something you have to work on I make screenshots while watching your Videos. But if there's this Channel botton down in the right corner, it's hard to make one on your smartphone.
Some there was another channel I had been subsribed to. He made Videos just like you, but he hadn't had that button down there in the right corner. You may change that. Would be cool.
But still a like from me.
Please answer if you could do that. Or give this comment a like so I know.
@@GeekandGames This is an interactive element that can be disabled in the channel settings. I removed it ....
@@AmazingShots Cool. Thanks.
Yes I agree. The images are also more powerful on a big screen.
Guys I think we just witnessed a modern masterpiece of film making.. I've seen it twice in theaters. I want to see it again..
it's so minimalist but still vast, decorative and tasteful. It's almost like graphic design. In a lot of ways reminds me of traditional Japanese culture..
I just wanna say the costume design was on fucking point too, like lady jessica's dress when arriving on Arrakis was fucking stunning in the wind and just the designs for everything
I don’t think there’s a single shot in this movie that isn’t beautiful
The credits, my dude.
Maybe the part, when the Baron takes a bath... i would'nt exactly use the word ''beautiful'' for this one 😅
5:41 That CGI of the mask opening and the facial expression behind it. Timotee Chamalet seems to have exactly one facial expression.
Denis villnuve is a masterful director
0:07 I think the shot when they've just arrived in Arrakis along with the score from Hans Zimmer is so epic!
BAGPIPES
I still cant wrap my head wround how AMAZING this movie was. Truly a masterpiece
This is truly a movie that is made for big screen experience or just anywhere. Absolutely magnificent
Every scene in this film is a visual masterpiece. Denis Villeneuve outdid himself. This film absolutely deserves and needs extended /director's cut. I suggest that under each interview Denis Villeneuve leave Hashtag #DUNEextendedcut or #DUNEdirectorscut
Denis has stated that what we saw in theaters is the directors' cut
no need
Transition at 4:23 from Paul's Dream to Eclipse was just flawless 👌
So glad the sequel was confirmed for fall 2023. Ah I can’t wait to see the conclusion of this fantastic story.
This movie should take home the Oscars for cinematography, visual effects, and score.
@@dariussalepetru6770 it would be nice if it cleans house like Return of the King
Dune has to win academy awards for best visual effects, cinematography and soundtrack or whatever the award is. This movie is a treat to everyone's eyes.
This movie is one of the most visually beautiful movies I have seen in a long time. Probably the most beautiful one I have ever seen
what I find amazing is just how what I pictured in my head while reading the book long ago, is exactly what is portrayed in the film. Paul and Jessica seeing the capital burn, watching the worm engulf the miner while the ornithopter flies away. Maybe a tribute to Villeneuve, but just how great of a writer that Herbert is.
This is the first movie I've seen that has really captured the vibe of 60s/70s sci fi novels. The gargantuan scale of things, indescribable horrors, alien feeling technology, ect. The cinematography and the brilliant score brought me close to tears in some scenes. This movie is a work of art.
When I saw this movie for the first time O was struck by the beauty and awe of Space ship. The incredible size and scope of it. So simple yet mysterious. 10 minutes into the movie I was hooked. Just wow.
Highly recommend this movie to everyone.
Got some strong Prometheus/Engineer vibes from the Harkonnen aesthetic - the lighting, the colours, the architecture, the pale complexions, the biomechanical back of the Baron. I would absolutely love to see Denis Villeneuve have a go at telling us the untold story of the Engineers. Scott produced and Villeneuve directed on BR 2049 to great effect, so why not? Ridley Scott seems to be so busy on so many different projects, I think the only way we get that story is if someone else directs. It's nearly 10 years now since Prometheus and we still know nothing more about the Engineers and their culture. That story has so much potential.
The entire movie was a compilation of amazing shots
This movie is incredible in every aspects. It set the highest standard for the future scifi movie.
3:23 I had chills for a solid 2 minutes when this cue hits as Paul touches spice for the first time.
I think I've just had an eargasm. And a eyegasm. These amazing shots combined with Dune OST combined with Eclipse from Pink Floyd are a true wonder. Now I can die peacefully (but in a lot of decades please).
ah ah ah! you didn't say pretty please :P
I don't understand why No Way Home fans complain that they got robbed when Dune Visual Effects is far superior by a mile
Dune is a cinematic masterpiece
This is the video that made me buy the movie. I'm so glad I saw this because I've been obsessed with the lore of Dune ever since. Truly a remarkable series and I CANNOT wait until the upcoming sequels!
You know it has amongst the best Cinematography and Visuals in filming history when literally every single scene looks like Concept Arts and are Wallpaper worthy
Whoever edited this video knows how to use music. They knew how to time the shots and moments to get that grand scale feeling out of every shot. Whoever does these videos needs to make movies and use this dynamic music to really pull the pathos out of whatever he or she is filming.
This film was a perfect storm. Directing, acting, music and art direction are all spot on. This is how I imagined all sci-fi since I was a kid. Big and epic. It was like seeing something new but familiar at the same time. Can’t wait for part 2.
1:15 the atmosphere, lighting, and the costume design of the bene-gesserits are just immaculate. Not to mention hans zimmer’s brilliant score used in that scene.
This was my fav segment of the movie
*_#Hans_**_ Zimmer,_*_ music😍😍💞💞💞💞 made the visuals more Impeccable........💥💥💥💥🔥✌️✌️✌️_
Man this movie is hypnotically gorgeous in its visual and audio design. I can not only remember how great things looked and sounded, the feeling of scenes are still engrained in my brain. The confrontation with the sand worm for example, you feel every moment of that scene and it is awe inspiring. This is easily one of my favourite films I have ever watched.
Truly, every frame a painting
0:33 favourite shot of the movie. It just stood out in IMAX
And it did win Oscar's Best Cinematography award, it wouldn't have made sense if it hadn't tbh
Watching this in 3D was a mind blowing experience
Amazing Shots of Dune
*Shows literally the entire movie*
every scene can be a magnificent wallpaper
This movie was truly epic and see and watch. It’s very majestic and grand so I hope it wins an Oscar for best cinematography. Great job capturing its essence!
Thank you man!
I have rarely seen such a great movie in my life.
the score is definitely going to win win an oscar
3:21 That shot is just excellent.
This entire scene is an excellent example of depicting sheer bloody violence in formal bounds of PG-13. Duke Leto is helplessly lying here "naked and far from home", he is depicted as absolute victim, though there is no vulgar torture. It's a masterpiece, definitely.
Hans killed it with this soundtrack. Truly outdone himself yet again
dune has the greatest visually pleasing scenes
This video should be titled - "Why Dune deserves a big screen watch?" I mean just look at the framing, I can't help rewatching this video. Great editing btw.
Seeing this movie in IMAX was such a breathtaking experience. All these scenes are so rich with atmosphere
The shot and the music kick in 4:24 Man, It's so satisfying! What a timing! Kudos to the editing.👏
Villeneuve is the director with the biggest potential and vision in Hollywood today.
The scene where they ambush the harkonnen harvesters is probably the greatest piece of cinema i've ever seen
3:55
The camera is "upside-down" showing the ships "rising up" to Arrakis, giving the illusion that House Atreides is progressing upwards when the reality is that it is the beginning of their downfall.
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That's how I see it anyways...
overthinking it lol
@@jerms6642 it still works though, I love that interpretation even if it wasn’t intended
@@jerms6642" oVeRtHiNkInG iT lOL"
Not really the downfall, house Atreides becomes god.
I see it as Arrakis being heavy, weighing down on outworlders.
The kiss shot is the streamiest shot I have ever seen..
Hats off Greg for his camera work
It was a perfect shot
I first saw this movie in freezing cold weather at a drive in theater with the sound coming out off a car radio and loved every second of it.
5:27 this is one of my many Dune moments where I lost it in the theaters.
Cringe consoomer
@@Ezio999Auditore Cringe contrarian.
Missile barrage of death
@@Ezio999Auditore Cringe 4chan pseudointellectual.
You didn't include the scene, where Dr Liet-Kynes is shown with the two staves and the desert in the background?
For me this is one of the best shots from the movie.
and the one with the atreides triumphing on caladan. When I saw the scene in IMAX I was blown away by the quantity of details in the picture
@@sachaah same
@@sachaah It’s not the Atreides.
@@Infiny92 They fight under the Atreides banner
Agreed!
Has Denis Villeneuve even dropped the ball ONCE? I’ve watch ALL of his movies from Incendies up until his most recent movie, which is this Dune.
He hasn’t made a shitty movie YET!
He made this Dune movie so GOOD, I left the theatre and I started researching everything I could find on the entire Dune universe.
The guy is a MASTER behind a camera. There is no question about it.
The scene with the blue-eyed Paul Atreides, standing on the back of that ship with Zendaya… It gives me goosebumps every time! 6:43!
Sometimes, I'm extremely amazed by humanity....and all their wonder....well done from the heart.
Congratulations on your BAFTA win for Best Cinematography!! So well deserved!!
This movie is really a works of art 🔥
when i saw this at cinemas i was really amazed not only with the plot and soundtrack but also the cinematography was the thing that i most appreciated. look forward for the sequel!!
Far out..this is the BEST compilation of Dune I've seen!!!! The use of the music is perfect!
Thankyou!
PS. That scene of The Baron with his bald head 0:55, looks exactly like Marlon Brando from Apocalypse Now - "....the horror...."
Nowadays, few movies with “Amazing shots” can truly call itself “a great movie”.
The best visuals I have seen in a big screen. That’s for sure