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Dune movie
This is a mind map about the "Dune" movie. The main contents include: evaluation and influence, music and sound effects, visual effects, production team, and plot summary.
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"Dune" movie
1. Synopsis
story background
Set in the distant future
Humanity has developed interstellar travel technology
Main planets and forces
Arrakis
Harkonnen family
Atredi family
main character
Paul Atreides
lady jessica
Earl Harkonnen
Stilger
plot development
The birth and growth of Paul Atreides
The Harkonnen Family Conspiracy
The downfall of House Atreides
The Revenge of Paul Atreides
2. Production team
director
Denis Villeneuve
screenwriter
Denis Villeneuve
Joe Spaihts
Eric Ross
actor
Timothée Chalamet
Rebecca Ferguson
Oscar Isaac
Josh Brolin
Production Company
Legendary Pictures
Warner Bros
3. Visual effect
dune planet design
desert landscape
giant sandworm
Spices collection equipment
battle scene
interstellar battle
hand-to-hand combat
sandworm attack
Costumes and props
still suit
Crystalfang Dagger
Ornithopter
4. Music and sound effects
Movie Soundtrack
Hans Zimmer
melody and rhythm
sound design
desert wind
The roar of a giant sandworm
battle sound effects
5. Evaluation and Impact
Audience comments
plot and characters
The opening sentence "Whoever masters the spices can master the universe" is directly translated as "Whoever gets the spices will get the world." Although it is a bit simple and crude, it is inexplicably friendly to Chinese audiences.
In order to present "immersion" and "strong intimacy", the entire film "Dune 2" was specially shot in IMAX. At the same time, Denis Villeneuve also used frame switching to retain his own "internal rhythm" without making the contrast abrupt.
Visual effect
Visual Rhetoric It is obvious that people always appear very small in front of giant things. In Dune, this display of size is not a simple comparison, but a series of "parallels" and "progressions" like literary rhetorical techniques. Outside the planet is the Aerospace Guild's Heighliner, which is as frozen as bamboo shoots. It is not big compared to the planet.
Music and sound effects
subtopic
Overall, the music of "Dune" is very successful and shocking.
The volume of the entire movie's soundtrack is estimated to be "unprecedented." During the nearly three hours of the movie, the sound effects never stopped. Even when the protagonist is sleeping, the oppressive sound of the approaching storm is still ringing.
Critics review
narrative and pacing
Acting and directing
technical achievements
cultural influence
The influence of science fiction literature
film industry impact
pop culture influence
2208106046 22 Biotech 4 Zeng Xi
My evaluation of the "Dune" movie: As a person whose only professional hobby is movies, Dune (IMAX2D) is simply my life-saving medicine in 2021. The same goes for Blade Runner and Arrival. After watching it, I sincerely thought, "It turns out that the budget of 165 million US dollars can be produced to this level." Then I thought of some domestic movies that easily cost one billion yuan, but the scripts were not technically good and shoddy. Perhaps this is the hatred of iron that cannot be transformed into steel. However, I actually saw a lot of posts on the Douban discussion forum saying, "I can't understand what was filmed", "I am willing to visit Changjin Lake twice more", and if the box office cannot compare with Changjin Lake, then there will be no need for marketing. It turns out that some people actually thought of it too. At this point, the steering pulls up the opposite. It’s not that it’s completely incomprehensible. Perhaps for these people, "American business" does not exist. They cannot admit that aesthetics also has a threshold, and it has nothing to do with box office. Sometimes, when people encounter grandeur and mystery that they cannot imagine and transcend cognition, they will instinctively choose to escape and resist. I would call it a dimensional difference. Therefore, if anyone around me speaks like this in the above films, I would think that they have suffered a dimensionality reduction blow.