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BastardySkull posted:Is there any facsimile or exploration of the idea that Paul can't fully see the future yet, particularly because the one person he couldn't see (Count Fenring) appears to have been written out? I don't remember that. can Paul not see Fenring because Fenring was a failed Haderach? Wss I supposed to take the implication this could happen to Paul against Feyd as well? I missed a lot when I first read the books
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# ¿ Feb 28, 2024 17:30 |
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# ¿ May 13, 2024 00:24 |
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Vegetable posted:Villeneuve movies never have great casting. Gosling in BR2049 was uninspired — simply an echo of his Drive persona. Renner and Adams were decent in Arrival but come on, could you pick two more milquetoast actors? His casting in Enemy and Polytech is fantastic
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# ¿ Mar 6, 2024 04:00 |
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I watch a pretty heavy amount of action movies so was really disappointed in the hand to hand combat in the first Dune and thought this was a step up in quality, partially helped by the lack of shields (since they had no idea what to do with them). I do think Villenevue's greatest failure in these movies is that he can't tell a story with action choreography, and the larger scale fights are a huge disappointment and reduce the Fremen to only being able to win via ambushes/surprise tactics, outside of a very few glamour fight scenes like Chani at the end. And that's in opposition to Duncan/Gurney hyping them up in dialogue. I actually thought the finale was the best fight in either movie, just because I could fill in the blanks on what was happening even though it wasn't visually clear. That being said, Villenevue's visuals are across the board outstanding, especially his takes on anything novel/unique to the setting. So it's a trade I'd take every day of the week since I can go see knife fighting in a lot of other movies but zero sandworm riding, unique brutalist spaceships, or excellent costume design.
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# ¿ Mar 25, 2024 23:27 |
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well why not posted:The doubt about Villeneuve being “not an action director” is unfounded. BR2049 has incredible action scenes, they’re just really short outside of the finale. Think about K getting pulled out of the spinner, or when he smashes through the wall. Iconic stuff. He's a fantastic action director when it isn't about choreography. Both dune movies have incredible battle scenes. It's just the actual knife fighting stuff is just notably less good than everything else across the board. If it weren't for the books talking so much about the details I'd probably never have noticed or cared.
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# ¿ Mar 26, 2024 15:30 |
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A Sneaker Broker posted:D U N 2 is now out on digital. I am waiting for Amazon and Apple to release the pre-order wall. However, enjoy: Ah, that's why the scene is confusing for a lot of folks. Left and right get flipped for the closeup of disarm and stab. Just change that 180 and it'd make a lot more sense
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# ¿ Apr 6, 2024 21:25 |