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PierrotDameron a écrit : ↑

mer. 2 sept. 2020 11:34

Film de l'année !

PierrotDameron a écrit : ↑

jeu. 22 juil. 2021 15:06

PierrotDameron a écrit : ↑

mer. 2 sept. 2020 11:34

Film de l'année !

Xsmooth a écrit : ↑

ven. 23 juil. 2021 09:07

Ca ne m'a pas décroché la mâchoire. Mais il y a de sacrées plans/images et Zimmer a l'air d'avoir fait du bon boulot avec les chœurs.
J'aurai préféré un ton un peu plus dramatique/intense/épique mais la blagounette a désamorcé le truc.
J'espère aussi que les effets spéciaux ne sont pas finalisés car ça pique un peu, à moins que ce soit la qualité de la vidéo.
Cela dit je ne manquerai ça pour rien au monde!

Xsmooth a écrit : ↑

ven. 23 juil. 2021 09:07

Ca ne m'a pas décroché la mâchoire. Mais il y a de sacrées plans/images et Zimmer a l'air d'avoir fait du bon boulot avec les chœurs.
J'aurai préféré un ton un peu plus dramatique/intense/épique mais la blagounette a désamorcé le truc.
J'espère aussi que les effets spéciaux ne sont pas finalisés car ça pique un peu, à moins que ce soit la qualité de la vidéo.
Cela dit je ne manquerai ça pour rien au monde!

MisterM a écrit : ↑

mar. 27 juil. 2021 11:00

Pas emballé non plus.
De manière générale je prends beaucoup de recul vis-à-vis du cinéma de Villeneuve en ce moment. C'est un technicien accompli qui sait construire un propos mais ses films sont émotionnellement indigents parce que ses personnages ne sont que des pantins au service d'une démonstration. Ce qui ne se voit pas forcément tout de suite en raison de l'excellente direction d'acteur.

Bref j'ai l'impression de savoir d'avance que j'aimerais le film, parce qu'il sera impeccablement conçu, mais qu'il ne me touchera pas du tout.

Mothra2000 a écrit : ↑

lun. 9 août 2021 19:09

Effectivement l affice est très banale...et ne fait pas trop envie...

Mothra2000 a écrit : ↑

lun. 9 août 2021 20:05

Non lol pas forcément d attentes sur dune..car l impression que le public ne sera pas au Rdv...mais j espère me tromper

Prisoner a écrit : ↑

lun. 9 août 2021 21:05

Surtout quand on voit l échec de suicide squad, ils doivent se faire dessus chez Warner.

Zefurin a écrit : ↑

mar. 10 août 2021 08:25

N'oubliez pas que Bladerunner 2049 aussi a eu une promo merdique :
- Trailer pas franchement attirant (uniquement conçu pour attirer les kevin en salle)
- Une affiche ciné pas follichone.

Et le film n'avait rien de tout ça. (En gros un film superbe qui a fait un flop).

Pale a écrit : ↑

lun. 9 août 2021 19:40

Une affiche ne plait pas et ça y est, tous les espoirs s'effondrent

C'est un peu une affiche obligée pour le grand public.

Zefurin a écrit : ↑

mar. 10 août 2021 08:25

N'oubliez pas que Bladerunner 2049 aussi a eu une promo merdique :

Mothra2000 a écrit : ↑

mar. 10 août 2021 08:09

pour suicide squad les raisons sont assez simples
pas de stars bankables
un classement R
des persos que seuls les fans hardcores de bd connaissent
sortie HBO
surestimation de la popularité de Harley Quinn
suite d un film très critiqué
Delta qui crée une angoisse.

Redzing a écrit : ↑

mar. 10 août 2021 09:12

Franchement je le sens mal commercialement parlant. J'espère me tromper, mais j'ai l'impression que ce sera le dernier blockbuster de Villeneuve... et que l'on aura jamais la suite, poursuivant la malédiction de cette franchise au ciné.

Mothra2000 a écrit : ↑

mer. 11 août 2021 09:32

Il.y a de plus en plus d analystes du box office qui croient de moins en moins aux chances de dune..
C est peut-être un pari trop risqué dans un monde dominé par les Marvel et fast and furious...

To celebrate this achievement, Insight Editions is offering a lavish Limited Edition version of The Art and Soul of Dune, written by Lapointe, exclusively available at www.insighteditions.com. Created with the same passion and exacting detail as Villeneuve’s hugely anticipated film, The Art and Soul of Dune: Limited Edition includes a variety of exclusive items personally crafted and overseen by the cast and crew.

● The first 700 copies will feature a signed and numbered signature card, individually inscribed by director Denis Villeneuve, author and executive producer Tanya Lapointe, stars Timothée Chalamet and Josh Brolin, and director of photography Greig Fraser. These copies will be available on a first come, first served basis.

● A Limited Edition version of The Art and Soul of Dune, featuring an exclusive cloth cover with ornate, foil-stamped Atreides and Harkonnen symbols.

● An exclusive companion volume titled simply Dune, featuring the candid and intimate on-set photography of Oscar-nominated director of photography Greig Fraser, accompanied by Josh Brolin’s personal perspective and recollections of the production. This volume, designed, custom printed, and hand bound with a variety of fine Japanese papers, provides an authentic and tactile experience that reflects the aesthetics of the film.

● A unique, cloth-bound reproduction of the Fremkit instruction booklet prop created for the movie, featuring 80 pages of exclusive unseen art from the film.

● Packaged in an elaborate deluxe clamshell case wrapped in saifu cloth featuring copper-stamped bespoke imagery based on the Bene Gesserit designs created for the movie.

For Villeneuve, directing Dune is a long-cherished dream having read the book as a 14-year-old. In fact, he so warmed to the tome’s philosophical, spiritual and ecological themes, he considered it something of a guide to life.

“I’m still deeply moved to have had the chance to tackle this dream, to play with this dream, to go back to this dream,” he tells Total Film. “It was, by far, the toughest thing I’ve done, but there are deep pleasures when there are images that you’re able to achieve that are close to what you had in mind as a teenager.”

Chalamet was well aware that he was charged with bringing his director’s visions to life. “Denis said to me [Paul Atreides] was the character he saw his tortured adolescence through, and a figure for him to escape through,” says the actor.

But if that was a scary responsibility, it was nothing compared to the fear that thrummed through Villeneuve’s every molecule as he faced up to the scale of the world-building that was required and the depth of the interior lives he must capture.

“I have some kind of a self-destructive device inside me to take projects that are out of my reach,” he says, acknowledging that Dune is another gargantuan undertaking after taking on the belated sequel to Ridley Scott’s revered Blade Runner. But in those moments of uncertainty he would turn to a mantra from the book that shaped his adolescence: “I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear.”

"There’s no such thing as Dune 1 and Dune 2. It’s Dune: Part One and Dune: Part Two," director Denis Villeneuve – best known for helming Arrival and Blade Runner 2049 – tells Total Film in the new issue of the magazine.

However, despite the sequel being a priority for Villeneuve, the filmmaker's Blade Runner sequel fell notably short at the box office. So what does Part One have to achieve for Part Two to become a reality?

"We have been hearing in the past few decades that it’s not possible to adapt this book, and that it’s an impossible task. I think that in the back of the mind of the studio, it’s still the same!" Villeneuve says with a hearty laugh.

"So the first thing was to prove that there was a beautiful, popular movie that can exist, and I think that I proved that – everybody at Warner Bros and Legendary, they are 100 percent behind the project. They feel that it would need a really bad outcome at the box office to not have a Dune: Part Two, because they love the movie. They are proud of the movie, so they want the movie to move forward. And they still did half of it. So, you know, I’m very optimistic."

Box-office numbers won't be quite as clear an indicator of success as they once were. In the US, Dune is also being released on HBO Max simultaneously with the theatrical release, a move that courted controversy, with Villeneuve himself writing an open letter in opposition.

"First of all, the enemy of cinema is the pandemic. That’s the thing. We understand that the cinema industry is under tremendous pressure right now. That I get," Villeneuve concedes adding, however, "The way it happened, I’m still not happy. Frankly, to watch Dune on a television, the best way I can compare it is to drive a speedboat in your bathtub. For me, it’s ridiculous. It’s a movie that has been made as a tribute to the big-screen experience."

As for Villeneuve, he’s currently hard at work on that return trip, praying to the makers that enough people share his dreams. "I’m writing [Part Two] now, and I feel like I’m eight years old again," he says, flashing a childlike grin. "That’s very uncommon for me. It’s the first time I’ve experienced it where I’m watching one of my movies, and I have a moment of deep gratitude, of deep joy, and I say, 'Thank you, life, for having allowed me to bring that to the screen.' [laughs] I don’t know how other people will feel about it. But me? Denis Villeneuve when he was 14 years old? Thank you."

Mothra2000 a écrit : ↑

mer. 18 août 2021 16:28

Denis Villeneuve a dit
"Seule une catastrophe au box office pourrait empêcher un dune 2...Warner et legendary soutiennent a fond le film.. donc je suis très optimiste "
C est pas bon...parce qu il risque d arriver totalement l inverse...Villeneuve est peut être trop confiant dans le potentiel du film...