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With the release Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two, the franchise has become more popular than ever. But did you know there was a previous Dune movie? And did you know it was directed by David Lynch. Today, we're going compare Villeneuve's Dune and David Lynch's Dune, looking at the differences in aesthetic, pacing, tone and visuals.
Thanks to my friend Jess for helping with Dune lore.
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This feels more like âwhen studios get in the wayâ than it is a comparison between two different directors styles
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Man, I really don't like seeing Lynch talk about his Dune. It is still hurting him, an unhealed scar, you can feel the sadness on his voice. It must be very painful when you try so hard to bring your vision to the world but then everything goes wrong.
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Mad respect for Lynch for being so open and honest about it, and transparent about why things turned out the way they did
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In Dune 2 the worm riding scene shook the entire theater, it was a once in a lifetime experience I will remember. It was like riding a sandworm in the theaters, I loved it.
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It's not a remake! It's the newest adaptation of the best selling sci-fi book of all time.
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Old Paul: âPAINâŠâ
New Paul: đŹđ«đđ đĄ (đ”aaahaađ”)
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Man, I really wish I could see David Lynchâs fully realized version. The man is a genius and gives the best interviews of any director.
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I cant help but still really like Lynch's Dune, even if he himself hates it. It has so many iconic, meme-able and quotable moments
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If we are comparing Dune to Star Wars. Paul is Anakin, not Luke.
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I think what sets Timotheeâs portrayal above Kyleâs is AFTER he takes the Water of Life. He becomes an entirely different person, while in â84 he doesnât seem to change.
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"get out of myyy miiinnnndddd" got me lol
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The pain in that manâs face when he tells the fremen to âlead them to paradise â
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I liked how you included those interviews with lynch. It seems like it really bothered him how they handled his movie. Great video
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You can really feel the pain in Lynches voice. Shame we never got to see his vision
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The reason thereâs a lot of internal dialogue in the first iteration is because thatâs how the book is literally written. Youâll be reading two character talking to each other and then suddenly youâre just reading what theyâre thinking for multiple pages with them explaining everything in detail to give exposition. The world and story of Dune is cool but reading it wasnât enjoyable (for me at least)
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I think that the new dune could not have existed without the old one. It's like it was studied and improved upon, and therefore both movies feel really cool to me and I respect both directors, actors and all the people who stood behind the making of them.
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"I have smoked your Bong'Jabbar, now you will smoke from mine."
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I don't think the guild navigators actually fold spacetime themselves, they just use the spice to foresee a path so the ships can do it without crashing.
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You can honor the source material and still have two completely different films. Bravo on the analysis.
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@ArcherGreen
2 weeks ago
What other directors could make an interesting Dune adaptation?
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