DUNE (2021) Behind-the-Scenes (B-roll) | Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya 

I certainly find it epic in it's own right because we're seeing all actual locations with painstakingly built sets for the actors to thrive in.

The post-production of this film is especially impressive.

@@LoganScottY agreed. The actual landscape and seitch builds. And they built models of ornithopters!!

@essiebessie661 the movie production was in USA, those desert settings are artificial

They shot this in space?

@@mauripekkarinen1 bro they had Musk rocket them all the way out to Caladan

location only outdoors, everything else nope.

It's lazy to just CGI a film to death. He proves that.

Real

I mean there are still a LOT of vfx. Even a lot of stuff that IS real is only there for reference. What matters is that good vfx AREN'T done "in post" -- they're fully thought out from the very beginning and the filming is done in a way that accommodates them. This is why the vfx look so good in Dune.

@@antonliakhovitch8306 oh don’t get me wrong I’m not some practical FX purist. Denis’ team beautifully blend practical with incredible VFX, they have such a sense for scale, realism and spectacle and I adore it, after seeing Part 2 I can honestly say in IMAX I’ve never seen any other kind of movie quite like it. What I meant in my comment was if you look at the sets of the Star Wars prequels and what the actors had to work with on nothing but a blue screen sound stage and some crash mats, it must’ve been horrendous. Denis gives me hope for well written and lovingly crafted blockbuster cinema that also lets the acting team get immersed not just the audience.

​@@sbraypaynt that's... legit the correct take on the matter. A very important advantage of using mostly practical effects and physical sets is that they help the cast's immersion. Sure, there are actors who can launch themselves into orbit just delivering a monologue in a blank room; there's like two or three of them alive at any given moment. Good direction and good production planning makes it way easier to squeeze insane performances out of even mediocre actors. Compound that to the fact that the FX look amazing due to them not being used as a crutch "in post" but rather as a meticulously pre-planned ingredient to the production and you get... Well, we've all watched it, right? Like, the film looks incredible and the franchise is straight up the best Dune adaptation so far. Personally, the ONLY nitpick (and it is a pedantic nitpick) that I've basically forced myself to find in part 2 is that the fight coreographies were probably the weakest point when it comes to immersion. Do I care? Fuck no. Did I go watch these films for that? Fuck no-no. So... yeah, these films are as close to perfect as I've seen so far.

@@KirillTheBeast I agree completely, almost close to perfection. Nitpick but Harkonnens go down in one stab and go limp when it takes 40 stab wound to stop a human being, my brother helped me rationalise that the Harkonnens are comically anemic and weak to deal with this movie mistake.

@@sbraypaynt Unfortunately, that afflicts virtually all movies. I'm unlucky enough to have witnessed several people being stabbed (some of them multiple times), and all of them made it after waithing several minutes for the ambulances to come to their aid. Same goes for bullet wounds; a character gets shot in the gut, goes "uugh...", crumples and dies within five seconds. It's just how visual media has decided to show lethal violence because a truly realistic portrayal would be VERY difficult to watch (death rattles are a thing and you don't want to hear one because you'll never forget it). I've personally don't mind it too much anymore, but it still feels jarring when there's a lore reason for someone to not die instantly from a wound, yet they go limp and stop breathing immediately.

omg true!

Damn. That both saves space on people working on the project and also gives recognition to him. Awesome!

I was thinking the exact Same thing !!

I think yes

lol the only one not drugged

that would be, Babs Olusanmokun, who also plays Dr. Mbenga on the show Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, also a great role check out the episodes "Ghosts of Illyria" and "The Broken Circle" for his best dramatic appearances there

Sure feels like it!😅

Truly a work of art fr, I enjoyed it a lot aswell.

You would be surprised at how much is shot for real and then replaced in post. Not sure about dune specifically, take a look at the RU-vid series “no cgi” is really invisible cgi. There is much propaganda to present as “no cgi” because poorly integrated cgi has given it a bad name. There is more cgi then ever it is just done so well as to be invisible

@@ThurstanHethorn If you watch the behind the scenes these sets were ENORMOUS. They look just like they did in the movie. Of course, there's CGI in the movie. What I am saying the sets were big enough that no CGI, Matte painting or video wall was needed to extend them. They're literally as big as they look in the movie

​@@ThurstanHethorn more than*

@@ldgarius BWEEEEOOOP.... alright sir, we're gonna need to see some license and registration proving you are indeed a deputy of the grammar police for this precinct, or you're looking at some serious fines here, and i gotta warn ya, the judge in this district can be a real hahd ass

@@NefylymDear oh dear...good luck!

I'm pretty sure he said "heck" actually

@@gabe9125 paul atredies is modest

Yes!

@@vfx.360Not rlly ppl are cracked these days at 3d comping stuff like that

He's so real for that

“Mic drop”

Ha már nálunk forgatták.

Холланда старается переиграть. На кону Зендая :))

@@DragonsLord76 не все люди стремятся начать отношения. В мире существует множество других интересных вещей, которые заслуживают внимания

Yes

tehát, mi is (magyarok) ott voltunk :)

🤮🤮🤮

Mostly Wadi Rum in Jordan and i think some of in Budapest

They always seem to be in that mood around each other lol

The dessert will dry up ones skin and when i was dessert camping i had to cover my hair if not it will turn into twigs.

If you're smart - you'll get as much on you as possible. Both during the day and - especially - during the night.

i also learned from an elder that you want to drink warm or hot water when in the desert, as cold water actually saps your strength, i think this is why they drink so much tea out there in the tenere

That is Magdalena (Majda) Sittova, she is freaking amazing! She played Rand's mother in the Wheel of Time series and has one of the BEST action sequences EVER. Look for the clips on youtube, search for Magdalena Sittova Tigraine Mantear.

Harkonnen's medic i believe, the one with a mask did return in Part 2.

@@abdullahnabiel5066 thanks ! It seems they are not credited, and i could swear i already saw the one with a mask somewhere else !

Those are Harkonnen troops, and I don't see any women.

Nálunk forgatták a film jó részét. Nem meglepő.

Ha már nálunk forgatták...

Thats really sad.

The books aren't finished. The author died before writing the climax that pays off all the weird stuff in the last several.

@@George_M_ for me it all ended with God Emperor of Dune, everything after is just fan service lol

yes, he did it.

Just loose clothing for the desert, it has nothing to do with modesty. Fremen women are equal to men in their society so you might not like it so much after all.

ALLEY SNACKBAR!!!!!!

They are NOT JIHADISTS!

@@miss-astronomikal-mcmxcvii they are elshouhada and worth ten times your weight in water

Uh…ok, sure.

What are you smoking man.

It was an incomprehensible mess. Even Lynch has disowned it.

More like you when we tell you Lynch version sucks lol

I like Lynch'e version but come on man, you're talking out your butt.