Short review Dune: Part Two - it's way better than the first! The struggle for power has become even more mythical, and the visual effects are even more exciting. The first part already set a high standard for epicness and effects, but the second part surpassed it. Personally, I missed even more action and a deeper revelation of some themes and characters, especially considering the length of the film, which lasts almost three hours (2:40), and perhaps this part should have been divided into two episodes to more fully reveal the characters and give epicness of battles and wars. However, it is worth noting that the plot in the film is excellent and time flies by imperceptibly!
As a fan of science fiction, especially in the context of space, I was looking forward to the second part with great interest, given my fascination with the game "Dune 2" since childhood. I watched the first part in the cinema, and to be honest, I was a little disappointed by its "dragness" and lack of dynamics. However, the second part made up for this disappointment. In terms of story, the first part opened the unique world of Arakis, talked about the different genera and explained the importance of spices. The second part took on exponentially higher stakes, made the struggle for power more mythical and epic, and the world on the screen became more saturated and exotic, with a certain level of visual effects.
If you haven't seen the first part of "Dune" yet, don't worry about understanding the universe. The opening moments of the second part as a whole reveal the clans and the planet Arakis. In a nutshell, House Atreides moves under Harkonnen rule after the death of Duke Oscar Isaac.
The dark Harkonnens, led by pale faces, are engaged in the extraction of spices on the desert planet of Arakis. The main character, the son of Duke Paul Atreides (Timothy Chalamet) and his mysterious mother Lady Jessica of the Bene Gesserit (Rebecca Ferguson), has now joined the Arakis rebels (Javier Bardem, Zendaya and others) waging a guerilla war against the Harkonnen colonizers and, summarizing, the emperor (Christopher Walken) and his successor, Princess Irulan (Florence Pugh).
It may seem confusing to those unfamiliar with the world of Dune, but the script by Denis Villeneuve and John Spates makes it easier to understand all this seemingly complicated...
"Dune: Part Two" is a captivating spectacle that penetrates your heart and mind. The film is impressive in its grandeur and demands a lot of attention from its audience, but rewards you for giving it your time. It's important to note that the visuals and audio are created with theater viewing in mind, and viewing on a laptop or TV may not convey the fullness of the atmosphere the director put into the film! Villeneuve shows us the true magic of cinema, the kind that is often thought of but rarely experienced these days. He gave us not just a great sci-fi masterpiece, but a true aesthetic and philosophical experience filled with big ideas and exciting visual experiences.
Well, of course, after watching the movie and related to the theme of the site, you should think about the figurines based on the theme of the movie - which I have specially attached to the publication for you! Enjoy watching the movie, and I wish that in these difficult times, at least sometimes find time to rest and immerse yourself in other fantastic worlds!
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