Dans un futur lointain, la guerre fait rage entre familles de l'empire. Lorsque Leto Atréides est assassiné, son fils Paul s'allie aux mystérieux Fremen pour contrôler la production d'Epice ... Tout lireDans un futur lointain, la guerre fait rage entre familles de l'empire. Lorsque Leto Atréides est assassiné, son fils Paul s'allie aux mystérieux Fremen pour contrôler la production d'Epice et percer les secrets d'Arakis, la planète Dune.Dans un futur lointain, la guerre fait rage entre familles de l'empire. Lorsque Leto Atréides est assassiné, son fils Paul s'allie aux mystérieux Fremen pour contrôler la production d'Epice et percer les secrets d'Arakis, la planète Dune.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompensé par 6 Oscars
- 176 victoires et 304 nominations au total
- Herald of the Change
- (as Benjamin Clementine)
Résumé
Avis à la une
Forget the book while watching this movie. Dune, the book drives on the thoughts and inner emotions of the characters - the things that are left unsaid. Visually, that can only be adapted to a certain extent.
Villeneuve has done a better job than anyone could ask for. I think he had to compromise on not bringing even more details to the movie, considering that the majority of the people will not have read the book. The information overload would have been difficult to follow for most.
This movie is definitely slow, so if you are accustomed to constant dopamine stimulation then you might find it boring.
The visuals in combination with the sound/music are hauntingly beautiful and will stick in your mind for a long time. I got goosebumps almost throughout the entire movie.
Dune: Part One definitely serves as a stepping stone for Dune: Part Two, and more to come... If you are looking for action, Dune: Part Two is definitely the movie to be waiting for. So grab some friends and go watch this movie.
Make "Dune: Part Two" happen.
This is only the beginning.
The story is so adapted and simplified visually that a wide range of people can follow it, and further spreads the impression by words of mouth and camp in the front of the cinema.
This is a global phenomenon. It's incredibly viral. It affects.
The result is not to impress us who know the book by heart. Than to become a very viral film for a wide audience. It was made with the intention in advance of breaking the Box Office. But they didn't count on a pandemic and a be shown on HBO. This is the visual bible of Dune's book. And let's say the first 300 pages literally. Denis explains more with pictures than with words. This is the experimental exercise of cinematography. There are many parallels with George Lucas' way of expression, but Ridley Scott influence on "world-building" is also clear.
The film can literally be watched on MUTE and get to know the plot. Like a silent film literally. A similar feeling as with Odyssey in the Kubrick universe. The film is dead serious in the same way. Too serious for my taste. There are no jokes in it at all. There is no slang and bad language either. It's not a movie to watch with popcorn. You don't have to blink here to be able to absorb all the visual information. The disadvantage is that those who are not concentrated and rested can fall asleep in the cinema because they cannot process all the densely compressed information they receive.
Yes books are read but this movie gives a good impression of the worlds created in our minds.
The story telling is faithful to the book and it serves the purpose of setting up a universe that is hard to setup, that said it is flawed as some rare moments fall short of what I have come to expect from Villeneuve.
This movie needs a director's cut release if it is to transcend these shortcomings and become a classic, and I do hope to see more of the profound themes of the Dune universe in the next movie.
This is an adaptation of the Dune novel from 1965, and it covers about half the book. I have read the novel long ago, but I'm mostly familiar with the Dune universe from the Command & Conquer game Emperor: Battle for Dune. It's a vast universe with politics, religion, tribes and houses. The movie does an excellent job of placing you in this grand setting without over-explaining everything, but also without feeling completely lost. For someone new to the Dune universe you can easily recognize who the "good" and "bad" guys are and follow the plot, without knowing who all the different names refer to. But it's not dumbed down so that those who will recognize the names feel patronized. This is very hard to pull off, but I think this movie did so masterfully.
I would describe it as a mixture between Lord of the Rings and Star Wars. You follow individuals in a grand and complex world. The majority of the movie takes place on a desert planet, so it really needed an amazing soundtrack to elevate the experience - and it has. Hans Zimmer turned down Tenet to work on Dune, and I think he made the right choice.
However, this is only "Part 1", as it says in the beginning of the movie, so you know it won't be a complete story. I was ready to watch Part 2 as soon as it ended, but will have to wait. LOTR The fellowship of the Ring would be an insignificant movie without The two towers and The return of a king to complete the story. Together they are great, individually they are not enough. So it is with Dune - It is a great introduction, but it desperately needs a part 2 to conclude the story. And there better be a Part 2!
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesDavid Lynch, director of the previous Dune (1984), stated that he has "zero interest" in the new movie. He cited that his issues have nothing to do with director Denis Villeneuve but with his own painful memories of making the 1984 version: "Because it was a heartache for me. It was a failure and I didn't have final cut. I've told this story a billion times. It's not the film I wanted to make. I like certain parts of it very much - but it was a total failure for me."
- GaffesDespite several mentions of the intensity of the sun on Arrakis, no character ever wears any eye protection.
- Citations
Lady Jessica Atreides: I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death that brings obliteration. I will face my fear and I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past... I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
- Crédits fousAs a prologue at the start of the film, a Sardaukar priest chants "Dreams are messages from the deep", as it is subtitled onscreen.
Meilleurs choix
Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Duna
- Lieux de tournage
- Wadi Rum, Jordanie(Arrakis desert)
- Sociétés de production
- Voir plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 165 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 108 897 830 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 41 011 174 $US
- 24 oct. 2021
- Montant brut mondial
- 410 668 018 $US
- Durée2 heures 35 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1