’ biggest opening of the pandemic era, and a reminder for audiences the world over of the power of cinema.“I felt the appetite for people to go back to the theaters, to be together and to watch movies, to go back to the theatrical experience,” he says now. “We made the movie for that kind of experience, and people really embraced it. People were moved to tears to be back in theaters. It was really touching.
Still, Villeneuve faced the challenge of succeeding where others had failed. His first roll of the dice was the decision to split Herbert’s firstnovel into two movies, betting on the success of the first that the second would get a green light.Part of the struggle to adapt the project—and Villeneuve notes that writing the script was the hardest part of the process—was how much depth and definition there was in the world Herbert had created.
There were few elements here that stood up to being cut. Every thread of the plot impacts the overarching narrative. Splitting the story in two not only meant an opportunity for a longer overall runtime , but also that an audience wouldn’t feel overwhelmed by the information dump of exposition required to cram it all into a single movie.Dune: Part One
What Chalamet also brought, Parent says, was a commitment to the process that made him more than just an actor for hire. Along with, cast as Chani, whose narrative will dominate the second chapter of Villeneuve’s adaptation, the film’s two leads fully immersed in a collaboration with their director. “Timmy and Z aren’t just legitimately two of the best actors of their generation and movie stars, but they are in full command of what they want their careers to be,” Parent says.
The accessibility of streaming combined with the sudden arrival of brand-new studio pictures piped directly into homes had a profound cultural impact, too, though this took a while longer to manifest. While no outbreaks of Covid have been conclusively linked to movie theaters, audiences seemed to be in no hurry to return.
Why is Dune seen as a victory after taking $366m worldwide similar BO as Tenet which lost $50m+ especially as both films pre-pandemic would have expected to take $650m+
Another opinion from someone who obviously never read the book and another way this shitty movie is taking more credit than it derserves.
when would Timothee's wrist heal? it takes ages. i am concerned about his health.
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