‘Dune: Part Two’ director Denis Villeneuve breaks down the glorious scene where Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) uses the thumper for the first time to draw a sandworm out from beneath the surface as Chani (Zendaya), Stilgar (Javier Bardem) and the Fremen look on. Denis explains how he built the “most important” scene of the film over the course of 44 days, with the use of various sunlight levels and blending of visual effects to make it feel edgy and real.
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My favourite scene! It was majestic!😍😍
Too much hype
Nice production but lacks the mystical feeling of Dune 84… Nothing comes close to the scene that ends in "Father!! The sleeper has awakened!!!
One of the best films I have seen in my life. Thank you for the time and effort you have put into this. I just want more at this point.. 😀
Аха она сказала ты же пьешь червя и потом все к ху*м полетело 😂
I enjoyed the movie so much I love both part, can't wait for the part 3 and so on.
So they made a dune, on top of massive cylinders that were pulled by trucks to make the earth collapse, and then a real human JUMPED INTO THE HOLE. I can’t believe that was practical effects
I just went to go see it last night in imax. HOLY COW, this movie in gona be stuck in my head for a while. cannot w8 to buy it!
Remember folks, it’s really super easy to get on and off sand worms if you just do it off camera!
Saww the movie for the 3rd time in IMAX, every time it gets better and better.
Thank you, Denis!
the sound of the worm was amazing!!!! i felt like a jetfighter coming at you so perfectly loud!
Please make a third! I'm going to see it again today and I'm buying the books.
LISAN AL GAIB
Can we have a cut of the film where Denis Villeneuve explains every scene in the whole movie? That would just be amazing.
“[sets thumper for sand worm] This was written in the book.. what happens after is movie magic” 🪄
Anyone noticed how Villeneuve's signature resembles the title of the Dune book?
As much as I applaud and respect Villeneuve's commitment to film making, I do think that some things could have been done cheaper.
I am appreciative to his attention to he actors performances.
I do wonder if Denis Villeneuve can think about investing in some writers add more to his narrative.
Like the cost of the dune collapsing scene being minimized, can we consider how the story could be maximized?
I understand that this may undermine a director's attempt at capturing something according to their vision, but I think Villeneuve needs help with his story telling.
PEOPLE ARE SAYING DUNE PART 2 WAS TOO SHORT WHEN IT WAS OVER TWO HOURS LONG.
What does that say about the director's story telling?
Explaining his intent and attention to detail is entertaining and endearing.
I STILL WANT A BETTER STORY. NOT NYQUIL.
Can’t wait to see it a second time!
Pure class.
LOved part 1 , part 2 felt like a rushed job .
cinematography was ace , that's a fact
With Dune going mainstream, I wish Blade Runner 2049 had been made AFTER Dune and not before. Then maybe it wouldn't have bombed (riding on the success of Dune), and we would get a sequel. Now, the franchise is dead because Denis was still too unknown in 2017 and his style of movies too unappreciated at the time
Genius
Браво, Маэстро! 👏👏👏
The way he praises every single person that worked with him when he mentions them is pretty wholesome
this guy is one of the greatest filmmakers alive, i could hear him talking about his movies the whole day! martin scorcese WHO????
Wait, will the next movie be dune 2 or dune part 3?
Thank you Denis for these wonderful films. Finally Dune has a deservedly great adaptation
The sound design is the first thing that struck me watching this movie in theatres. Every moment feels like you're witnessing something special because of the sound design and the sound track.
wow, this was a masterclass
my dune fever is so bad i've seen this movie in imax six times (this specific scene seven times) and i still can't get enough of it…
for such an intricate scene, I felt that the only thing that could have been better is the skin of the sandworm. idk if anyone knows what I mean, but besides that Villeneuve continues to knock it out of the park and is truly a genius
This is probably the most I will ever see of this film. I am not especially impressed by his explanations here.
This is the best director alive today.