Dune (1984/2021*) side-by-side comparison (trailer #1)

[@KenLinx]

Whoever designed Dune's 2021 logo should get a raise. Those 4 semi-circles at different angles are just ingenious and I'm surprised it wasn't discovered earlier.

[@dannyrodz]

It's not new, I have seen this before in publicity.

[@tentalam3n807]

Fr just hit different

[@ImVeryOriginal]

DUNC

[@marcelburdon9795]

its been used on the covers of dune plenty of times before

[@Excalibur5k]

it looks like dunc

[@aracelim7439]

Not going to lie, that cut was masterful

[@leslieshafer6343]

Yes the person who put this together did a fantastic job.

[@jerryperry1788]

Yes Especially the word “Pain”

[@TheShockwave44]

Do you have a habit of lying?

[@xMACHOxMANx]

Thanks for not lying. Everyone here on the internet really appreciates your honesty.

[@xMACHOxMANx]

@@TheShockwave44 exactly. idk why people say that dumb crap alot now a days.

[@staidenofanarchy]

I think Lynch did a fabulous job, but it would have been impossible to do the original story justice with the available technology at the time. It just wasn't ready to be made.

[@laurabien4809]

I feel the original contained 100x as much magical weird-dream atmosphere as the new one, which looks indistinguishable from any tedious space Western.

[@ThePipojp]

@@laurabien4809 I will have to disagree, It doesn a weird feeling that's not so common. The aesthetic is more in line with modern productisns, sure, but that's because It's new, It's from a different era. 1985 Dune also looks more like It's contemporaries

[@bK2pa]

@Cpt Falcon they didnt remake blade runner at all. 2049 is unique compared to the original film. Its a sequel. Also dune from the 80s is literal shit. The excessive use of voiceover to complete what could have been done visually as is done in the new film. The characters just arent suited at all to what they should be according to the book. I.e. the barron and gurney. Just a terrible film, not adaptation...film

[@peter4210]

yes lets all pretend the author itself hated the first movie adaptation

[@bK2pa]

@@peter4210 just coz the author said it was ok doesnt make it good lmao. it was good because it was the only adaptation at the time...

[@sophiamock5774]

I can't handle how terrible the shields look im crying

[@4CK3RM4N.]

HELP IKR😭😭

[@mystoryanimated_493]

@Cpt Falcon there’s no way u think the old one looks better

[@thitran1362]

@Cpt Falcon realistic? really?

[@mackielunkey2205]

@@bruhbruhbruh2933 Your username is a perfect response too lol

[@lautaroalbarenque7347]

@Cpt Falcon Realistic... Ok

[@delrey874]

The Villeneuve version is undoubtedly more beautiful, but I respect Lynch for making it in 1984.

[@robwebnoid5763]

I have not seen 2021 version yet, but I agree about the respect for 1984 version, because it was the first adaptation to make it to the screen. All other previous attempts since the 1960's were not greenlit. And of course, 1984 version were able to do all special effects without CGI, because that did not exist yet & the effects & physical set designs were still amazing, thanks to all the carpenters & electricians etc that were hired.

[@pamcoyer9582]

No, it’s not. This director cut a lot of corners, considering it’s only half of a movie. Lynch’s is more epic.

[@Jasminehodge637]

@@pamcoyer9582 by making it only half the book he’s able to add more scenes to the film. I just hope it doesn’t turn into Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit. At least this book is large enough to be split up

[@robwebnoid5763]

​@@Jasminehodge637 ... Yes, the Villeneuve version was able to do what the Lynch version was originally planned to do, which was to split it into 2-3 parts. This was originally discussed in the late 1970's when Ridley Scott was still the hired director, a few years before Lynch got hired. So in a way, the Villeneuve version REDEEMS what the Lynch version was not able to do. It was Universal Picture's fault for cutting it down from 2-3 parts down to 2 hours, not Lynch or DeLaurentis. This really disappointed Lynch & he had to cut out a lot of the script that was already there, crunching down a 400-page book plot to a confusing mess for audiences who had never read the novel. Such a shame, the Lynch version could have been better, even with some artistic deviances from the novel. Frank Herbert was on the set, so he did also help as much as he could, despite the further shortening length of the film by the distributor.

[@atlusavalon6745]

Lies. Where's the colors? The textures? Etc? His version is empty, bland colors, souless, bad acting. etc.

[@thematlandry]

This made me respect the '84 version 100x more. I'd say it looks amazing for being made 31 years ago!

[@geraldpatterson3903]

36 years

[@scorpius666999]

Yeah that milking cat scene was just the pure genius of David Lynch at his best. Best adaptation of Frank Herbert's work of all time. Sure stands the test of time.

[@jonathasvieira6414]

The movie's terrible though. Hard to believe David Lynch directed it.

[@jonathasvieira6414]

@@scorpius666999 "Best adaptation of Frank Herbert's work of all time. Sure stands the test of time." This is about the 1984 version? Are you serious? Sorry but that movie has been a meme for years, actually is known to be one of the worst ever made lol

[@scorpius666999]

@@jonathasvieira6414 ok, next time I'll add studio audience laughing in the background, so you don't get confused when reading something sarcastic.

[@williamparry6733]

I wasn’t expecting a comparison like this for at least another day lol. Great work

[@byronkingsley7187]

I was expecting that.

[@Xardion55]

Agreed. Wholeheartedly. 👍👍

[@julesnominal1804]

so it's the same movie?

[@NightHawke]

@@julesnominal1804 It's the same story. The question is, was Lynch's take THAT iconic, or is there so little actual creativity in Holly-weird these days?

[@Warszawski_Modernizm]

History wont wait

[@carig121]

Despite all its flaws, Lynch's Dune has a unique dreamlike atmosphere emphasized by the superb Eno and Toto compositions.

[@emjlc3261]

Defintely...visionary masterpiece, and in terms of story and philosophy more deep than the Villenevue one (which I think is anyway not that bad at all, estetically speaking)..and in same amount of time the Lynch's movie condensed an entire saga

[@mortanos8938]

Which flaws ? because if you referr to the fact that a lot of material was missing, there is a seriously long version which entails much more material with some beautiful elements that sadly never made it into theatres.

[@blackbalerion]

I love Eno's work, but Hans Zimmers soundtracks for the dune movie also are not to despise...

[@victorha9923]

Eno was in there? I'll need to look up the tracks because I had no idea he was part of the film

[@CaptCondor]

@@victorha9923 He composed the Prophecy Theme which can be heard when the highliner arrives at Dune.

[@michaellwalker8748]

This just shows how amazing the 1984 film is. The costumes are outstanding.

[@SleepyGothCat]

I agree. The costume department from the 1984 film wins this time.

[@mdx7371]

I think this may end up being the takeaway from the new version. I think it will open people’s eyes to the flawed genius of Lynch’s vision.

[@hallucy2215]

and thats actual costumes not cgi

[@DukeoftheAges]

And the actor choice was far better than the new one

[@Kkstgch]

@@SleepyGothCat LOL according to who?

[@deedeedan8681]

The new sandworm design is straight up nightmare fuel the way it just sits there is so ominous and it's like you're looking at a living, breathing god , can this movie just PLEASE come out already

[@joeferreti9442]

I don't like the new sandworm look.

[@Melanie-jy2nw]

I know! It creeps me out. It really feels like it can swallow you whole!

[@hotbelgianwaffles4439]

@@joeferreti9442 good for you, heres a cookie

[@ivanttulern.1416]

Don't even get me started. It's only one month left now. This is more excruciating. Like how an hour before you're gonna break a fast you wanna give it all up and break the fast anyways.

[@SanderAM]

@@ivanttulern.1416 Ive seen it tday hehe, its amazing!

[@swordmonkey6635]

I was smiling like an idiot the entire time watching this. My body is ready.

[@Nickyreaper2008]

I dont really like the actor playing Paul. He seems to be over acting. (2020 version)

[@noni6036]

Spectre117 def not he seems great for the part I watched the original his performance was too underwhelming

[@abointedtoyblingofmats]

Gay

[@robisafk]

I got chills. I just finished the book and I’m just fucking ready and hyped

[@abointedtoyblingofmats]

@@robisafk read the next two and nothing after that

[@CPCugino]

If it weren't for Lynch's Dune I might never have been introduced to science fiction books. When I saw it was based on a book I ran to my school library and found a copy. Decades later and it is still one of my favorite books/series.

[@ApparentlyGoogledislikesmyname]

Same here, Dune is my all time favorite book and I discovered it thanks to Lynch's Dune

[@AlexHuneycutt]

Guarantee you would have known of the existence of science fiction books

[@FredrikSkievan]

@@AlexHuneycutt She did not say she didnt know they existed

[@AlexHuneycutt]

@@FredrikSkievan You're right. Pretty tall claim to never have read a science fiction book, though

[@robwebnoid5763]

Also keep in mind that the idea for Dune came from Frank visiting the sand dunes on the coast of Oregon for an environmental conservation observation.

[@NPrinceling]

This... actually gave me a lot more respect for the original Lynch version.

[@Highinsight7]

it was great... BETTER on the REALLY BIG screen!

[@dragonskull4410]

If only jodorowskys film was made that would make me organism

[@ChrisHinton1967]

The Lynch version had some great Dune scenes, but fell apart where it strayed from the story.

[@nealeellis4455]

Lynch disowned the film right when the editing was taken out of his hands?

[@christianyellic3394]

Neale Ellis which is why it has Alan Smithee and not David Lynch as director 😉

[@seanahmed9079]

I just watched the original and really liked it, even though its basically a set up for sequels to come. That being said some of the composite shots from the original are truly breathtaking considering how old they are

[@dariogimenez9685]

Is another version, No a remake.

[@bucran0]

@The Makers Toolbox no...better lynch version...the two compared show immediately the quality of the older version and the crap lights of the new one.... bye bye

[@firebreathingguy561]

Agree

[@amuroray9115]

@Cpt Falcon Bladerunner didn’t get a “remake”. Lmao. Nostalgia is worse than coke in your brain. The original was unfaithful trash. Old isn’t gold.

[@chrizjavez]

@@bucran0 dune '85 is crap, dont talk about limited technology, cus star wars way better than dune, although sw came 7 years before

[@cranscape]

This is reminding me how much I adored the 1984 version as a kid. CGI and length clear limitations, but it had an iconic look to it and Kyle MacLachlan imprinted on me as a kid. Not to mention the score. I'm still pretty fond of it. Can't wait for the new one. Happy that Villeneuve has made something that already looks distinct to me.

[@rileycraft4656]

@Imago Gestalter you got all that from the trailer? LOL at least wait till the movie comes out to make such bold claims.

[@cranscape]

Imago Gestalter I just reread the book last month and everything was recognizable and easy to follow down to the page nearly. To the point I thought the trailer gave too many key moments away but maybe it’s just me. And we haven’t even seen the areas that show more wealth and waste. I wouldn’t mind more regency style uniforms with a big more pomp or a battle pug or two but I think the real smack across the face is going to come when they contrast the two houses. And we’ve only really seen one closer yet. A nice touch with the stone carvings showing the age of the family line. And they’ve not even got to Imperial Court entourage.

[@blusafe1]

@Imago Gestalter Everything you complain about as being tired and cliche, Dune started these tropes in the 1960's.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

yeah i watched the film when i was 18, and although im usually critical of movies that have so many flaws and problems (I watched the Extended Cut), I still love it and it has stuck with me. The character's, although not very in-depth, are so memorable even just by looks and the fantastical cast. The practical effects and designs are awesome and the score I listen to frequently, that TOTO soundtrack is just brilliant, ive been listening to it constantly for the last week.

[@jarink1]

@@cranscape BATTLE PUGS!!!!!

[@DareeRock]

After almost 40 years, David Lynch's version is still a milestone and still fascinates me. I love Dune from 1984, the cast, the set, the soundtrack, the whole Lynch style. And everything almost without CGI.

[@EricHamm]

There was none at all. It was all practical and in film.

[@sarov7658]

And it's stil garbage

[@nolipgloss1343]

Love it as well. Was nice to see the Gold Frost Protection shield effect be repurposed for the tv show Loki.

[@Soeharto_Pinochet]

​@@sarov7658and yet it's still better than the new movies in terms of plot, dialogues, acts, visuals, etc

[@sarov7658]

@@Soeharto_Pinochet that I can agree most newer movies suck atleast from West

[@JaquesBobè]

Not gonna lie, with that music and editing - the original Dune looks *much* better than I remember it.

[@pipioloes1908]

Perhaps because it was.

[@NeKryXe]

That's because most new american sci-fi cinema looks like this melodramatic and colorless trash.

[@NeKryXe]

@Christian Beltran we all know that, but the warner production is mostly american. if you care to see his movies with a canadian production you'll notice that the cinematography was insanely better. unfortunately now he's just another hollywood puppet. :(

[@martinamontecinos953]

@@NeKryXe who is a puppet?

[@delrey874]

@@NeKryXe I don't know what you're talking about.

[@kennethfharkin]

The 1984 film had plenty of issues but the visual style and most of the casting was pretty damn good. There are clear stylistic choices made between the 2020 and 1984 film in the clips here but I wouldn't say either is outright wrong or right. With the 1984 you do have to accept the technology available for effects at the time. That said I am greatly looking forward to the 2020 film. I still will watch the 1984 on occasion based on the excellent production value and visuals despite the mangling of the story.

[@QueenJaneway]

I LOVED the costumes in the 1984 version! The only thing lacking was script and direction.. and shouldn't have been only one movie, they jammed too much in it

[@patrickpeterson2342]

I would love to see an 84 cut without the internal voice overs. See if that affects the pacing and the distribution of information.

[@kennethfharkin]

Patrick Peterson the problem is the voiceovers were used to convey an awful lot of information which the book could easily convey. Knowing the book you do not need it so much but for a movie for broad appeal you would have to convey that information somehow. I am really looking forward to seeing how this film handles it.

[@cholkymilkmirage4984]

damn i havent seen it yet. Was born 11 yers after it came out ha! But seeing this 2020 trailer i randomly saw the old school dune on hbo just sitting there. Im gonna check it out in a bit. But was the story just mangled from someone who read the books as well? or just in general the story for the movie was a failure?

[@forro1973]

@@cholkymilkmirage4984 as someone who doesn't know the books, I love the movie. its still great in my opinion and I still re-watch it . my father also didn't read the books and is totally not into scifi loves the movie as well.

[@azgarzhere]

That moment, when you realise 1984 version was decades ahead of its times!! EDIT: It was never my intention to demean or belittle the latest version. My full appreciations to the then version.

[@signx]

It had what this new version lacks, and that was vision, the vision of a true artist in control.

[@shiningdawn8578]

@@signx How the hell do you know what this new version lacks? You haven't seen more than a few minutes of footage from the trailer.

[@signx]

@@shiningdawn8578 Yup! That's why I said "vision" with such confidence, it is obvious it lacks vision, even with just a few scenes revealed you can see that.

[@LAVIV007]

EXACTLY.

[@emperoromulus3054]

@@signx no you can't. Stop trying to act so profound. A lot can change.

[@miketacos9034]

I gotta say Lynch’s cinematography does hold up pretty well.

[@LordRubino]

the '84 Bene Gesserit Mothers design is my favourite and i love how contemporary they look! Amazing.

[@CO5MA]

I watched the 1984 version today for the first time. And it was an amazing moment! I’m pretty impressed and so respectful to David Lynch’s work and vision. That old movie is pure Sci-Fi gold!

[@augustinefaithdefender]

*Comedy gold lol

[@marekkos3513]

Im with you

[@alexyeo6632]

What’s striking to me is just how visually arresting the 1984 version still is! I found my eye frequently ‘choosing’ that imagery over the 2020 one 😮

[@EVILKIMEVIL]

Isn’t it just leaving it for dead. Artists vs technicians.

[@robweissman5952]

Agreed.

[@mariajukejax9649]

Same here. It just kept drawing me in. To me, the colours on the newer version seemed muted.

[@jhoang861]

same. Also I find the characters in the 1984 version more intriguing to watch. But I hope the pacing of the new movie is better. The old movie was too slow.

[@buchholzf]

@Gary Allen I completely agree: I constantly was attracted by the 1984 version, because the new one is dark and faded out. What a waste of missing colors!

[@Dr_F33lgo0d]

I remember when I was a kid that "Dune" was the only movie that played for over 52 weeks in the cinemas of my hometown. At that time I was too young to watch it or to even read the novel - but several years later I understood =)

[@Aeroprism]

1984 Dune is a movie I endlessly love, I watch it every 1-2 years. As a lot of people here have said, this cut does it much respect. Thank you OP!

[@JohnCiaccio]

I think people forget about budgets and technology at the time. It was only budgeted for 1 money of around 2 hours. It's hard to compact Dune into 2 hours. They did a good job. I liked there choice of actors. Kyle MacLacklin did a great job the actress that played Chani. I don't see care for their choice of actors on this new one.

[@alluringplanet866]

To be honest, Villeneuve has told the story better, more clear, more spectacular. And Lynch showed us dark, mystic dream of distant future.

[@markdianamiller5739]

Dune 84 is a movie I grew up with that I have a fondness for. I too, watch it every now and then and still think it's great.

[@sterlingscott7476]

FUCK'n AAAAAAA RIGHT, Aeroprism!! It makes me SOOOOO Angry, that "Hollywood" (an industry that I've been in for over 35yrs) keeps FUCKING AROUND with pure classics, that should be labeled, tagged.. or even banned from EVER "remaking!!" Such films as Tootsie, The Godfather, Gone with the Wind, Apocalypse Now, the Outsiders, the Breakfast Club, Titanic, Spitfire Grill, Back to the Future, Pulp Fiction, Scarface, Citizen Kane, Dog Day Afternoon, Caddy Shack, Capt. Ron, Pretty Woman, Milargro Beanfield War, Blaire Witch Project, Easy Rider.. and .. YES.. BLADE.. (FXCK'n).. RUNNER (which this same Director, FXCKED!! Did he even watch the original??? And, I honestly DO NOT want to say, write or even whisper this last example.. but I know Disney.. has been kicking around the idea of remaking this... THIS..MASTERPIECE.. "the BLACK HOLE".. (MotherFckers!!).. (fun fact..back in 2014(ish) I tracked down Jon Spaihts and just "happened" to bump into him.. and poured out my heart.. not to fuck it up! ) Keep in mind that, They tried this (remaking DUNE) in 2000 with William Hurt.. and GEEEEZUS on a Po-GO Stick.. was that a Nasty Floater of a TURD!!! Don't get me wrong.. I soon love W.Hurt.. but, anyone involved with that 2000 production from the P.A. to the Coked up Exec. over at SCIFI, and his/her buddies at all 5 production companies .. should be JAILED!! Simply put, Aero.. and the rest of you that replied to Aeroprism's comment.. "YO!! YOU NEW MILLENNIAL, THUMB SUCKING, TIC TOCK, CAN'T TAKE A SHIT WITHOUT YOUR CELL PHONE(S) EXECUTIVES.. STOP! JUST STOP!! IF IT WAS MADE.. WALK ON BYE, AND ROLL THE DICE ON SOMETHING NEW THAT COMES ACROSS YOUR DESK!! Try to be more like HARVEY WEINSTEIN in roll'n the dice on TALEN, ORIGINAL STORIES, FRESH PRODUCERS/DIRECTORS out of the box visions! (shrug..... ) Without (of course) the forced "private pee pee dance shows", "One man, watch me touch my pee pee show(s)" and the "quid pro quo molestation clauses deal memos, involving One's pee pee" (funny.. ?? not funny?? (shrug)) But either way, 145 films which gave US.. and yes.. I said "US" instant classics (that must be on the "DON"T FXCK WITH" list) like, Goodwill Hunting, Cider House Rules, Gangs of New York, The Reader, Marilyn, Silver Linings Playbook, The Imitation Game... You'll get the jest of what I'm (pounding my fist on the table) saying! OHHHHHHH..OHHHHHH.. and (spoiler alert) WWWWHAT Da' FXCK!!! WAS UP WITH THAT BULLLLSHIT ENDING!?!?! FXCK YOUUUUU DENIS (with one "N") Villeneuve!! What a DYCK!! p.s. YO!! DENIS (w/ 1 "N").. HERES AN EXTRA " FFFFFFXXXCK YOUUUUUU!!!! for Fxcking up BLADERUNNER!! Pray that I don't see you at this coming year's Award season.. DYCK!.. Cause, I just might be sauced enough to give you a DOUBLE TITTY TWISTER, for Jacking up 2 of my "DON'T FXCK WITH" adolescent bedrock movies!! What's next Denis (w/1 "N"N)??? You want to plop a corn filled TURD in the middle of PLATOON, the BREAKFAST CLUB.. or maybe RAMBO?!!!! (exhaling.... ) DYCK!

[@JohnCiaccio]

Just watched the new Dune. They leave out some stuff the original had in it and made the first battle scene much longer. Skipped a lot from the first but somehow it is longer. Watched a fan edit of the original on KZbin. They managed to include long forms of many scenes. Definitely gives more info then both original 1984 and the new one. At least the first part of the new one. It is more clear in the fan edit for the motivation of the Emperor and the Jesuits. Highly recommended.

[@rachel_sj]

I’m profoundly disturbed at the lack of a lean Sting in a blue Speedo for the 2020 film

[@jpiccone1]

Or at least Matt Keeslar in his scarlet trousers.

[@Malyngo]

Don't worry. That is why Feyd Rautha isn't credited yet. You will be pleasently surprised, I am sure of it!

[@maltygoodness2]

2020's Timothy walks like millenial hipster. Lynch's visuals were alot more stunning even if the storyline got lost in the convolution.He aint a genius for nothing.

[@pandora4037]

😂🤣🤣

[@RedWhimsy]

@@Malyngo I've been wondering if Denis was able to convince Jake Gyllenhaal or someone else he's worked with extensively to take the part.

[@Syklonus]

The Lynch film was, and still is phenomenal! However, I'm very much looking forward to the new version too, so lets not turn this into some childish competition. We're lucky to get both.

[@jatilq]

I see people bashing it, but I liked the voice overs in that film. Then again, people didnt like the voice over work in Blade Runner and thats my favorite version. Hard to translate books if you leave out the parts of the characters thoughts. It will be impossible create a Dune adaptation without it.

[@RoboWatchgirl]

I like your attitude.

[@TokyoBlue587]

Syklone hell, I even watched the TV miniseries a few years back. I just love interesting sci fi.

[@FirCorred]

@@TokyoBlue587 and that's one of the best and most "encouraging" comments here. Do you read, too?

[@araceli3353]

A man of culture.

[@Kharmaeleon]

Damn the 1984 movie looks incredible considering they didn't have CGI and barely had computers

[@NG-fi1nn]

Well, compare it to Empire Strikes Back which came out 4 years earlier.

[@sagozmund]

@@NG-fi1nn Or Space Odyssey which came out 16 years earlier

[@JM-kv2kn]

Looks like shit tbh

[@barbarrox]

I hope you exclude the shields from your statement lmfao

[@VibingMeike]

@@barbarrox Yeah that is uh... Something lol

[@philippkresin7733]

Very well made comparison - shows clearly where Villeneuve was inspired by Lynch and where he went his own way

[@xxEpicxGunnerxx]

What’s in the box? Morgan freeman: gimme the gun

[@nikhilguleria7894]

Its paltrows beautiful head

[@walterwhite4699]

*_*Sad Brad Pitt noises...*_*

[@prathmeshbhatnagar5527]

What's in the fucking box.

[@grievous341]

@@prathmeshbhatnagar5527 House

[@Akuvision2011]

@@prathmeshbhatnagar5527 I've been dying to tell you.

[@LurkinFeet090]

“Without change something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken.”

[@ianhamilton_]

That was invented for the 1984 movie, it wasn't in the book so won't be in the 2020 movie

[@RanaRandom]

@@ianhamilton_ Doh

[@neliz2k]

@@ianhamilton_ wait for him to find out that there is no weirding module in this either

[@ThreadBomb]

@@ianhamilton_ It's still a great line.

[@ametubeuser]

@@ianhamilton_ ...and yet this phrase embodies one of the core themes of the books which is that comfort, apathy and stagnation is extremely dangerous if not deadly to humans. I think it's spot on and one of the few memorable additions made by Lynch.

[@ZeusMcKraken]

To be so faithful to the original yet so fresh. This is a work of art. Excellent comparison reel.

[@gambit2012]

So you're telling me that professor x from x men didn't age a single day since 1984?

[@Stribog1337]

I wanna know what Captain Picard is doing in the Dune universe! I wonder if that is canon...

[@judithstein3533]

@@Stribog1337 I find it more ironic that prof X was in the first movie and now in the new one we see the villian from a newer prequel X-Men Movies. I see it coming: This Movie will just end up like THE COUNSELOR. Great actors. but great actors arent everything you need to do it right.

[@timdrake719]

Mutants age slower.

[@plfx]

Patrick steward reached max level ages ago.

[@anthonyscott5395]

He was born that age

[@KingOfMadCows]

With some exceptions, like the shields, the 1984 Dune still looks really good.

[@JackPonissi]

I loved the shields. Very good idea that used the technology of the times.

[@lsamoa]

@@JackPonissi I love the shields too. Very otherworldly.

[@k0ri3n]

It looks like 8-bit vs 64-bit video games, makes sense.

[@joefunk1611]

I actually really like the 84 shields. Way ahead of its time.

[@ShawnLevasseur]

Looks were never the problem with Dune. Plot pacing, and ham fisted exposition dumps were.

[@HeathsHarleyQuinn]

What I find fascinating about the comments here is that nobody's talking about how similar some of these shots are in terms of framing. Yes we know it's the same story and this contains the same content. But I just think it's really fascinating how similar some of these shots truly are.

[@lsamoa]

That's so true. They say the 2020 version is based directly on the book and not the 1984 movie, but when you see them compared like you can't help but wonder how much of the new movie is actually a carbon-copy of the old one.

[@biazacha]

@@lsamoa a good chunk of those scenes are key parts of the book tbh, so it isn't that surprising. I like the visual choices for both, but the new adaptation indeed looks closer from the bits we got so far.

[@adrianacayetano]

1984 more pretty

[@zulfikarfilandra]

it's called lazy 21st century directing

[@ghregoryk4830]

Zulfikar Filandra lol

[@jobsmine]

I had no single idea of the previous dune film nor the book but oh my i watched the new one in IMAX yesterday and it was phenomenal. It’s epic and visually stunning of a half complete story. Once again Denis Villeneuve and Warner Bros present an amazing film. It’s my best film of 2021 so far. Can’t wait for second installment and yeah WB have basically confirmed the second part.

[@123four...]

you should definitely read the book though, it adds a lot more depth.

[@Vyz3r]

@@123four... Yeah, the movie skipped stuff and the movie is about 3/4 of the book.

[@nicolabartlett2896]

The sound design is a lot more impactful when you watch it in IMAX.

[@atlusavalon6745]

Spoken like someone who doesn't know the source material, the movie, or the two tv series (Dune, Children of Dune) that are ALL far superior. It's easy to think something is amazing when you have only had the 2021 cheeseburger edition and not had the steak, the lobster, or the filet mignon.

[@riteshkumbhare4955]

@@atlusavalon6745 yeah. but he literally said he did not watch the older movie. He is not comparing either.

[@shrimboy7492]

Good job Matt! There are many of us who loved the Lynch version no matter what others said about it. The opening with princess Irulan monologue was bone chilling till this day.

[@wlot28]

the modern aesthetics in the 2020 version definitely fits more with the times, while the zaniness of Lynch's version similarly speaks to the 80s. They're both amazing in their own ways

[@gerardlacroix6015]

I do prefer the Lynch aesthetic. It has this... Weird retro sci-fi vibe I always had in mind while reading the book. Especially the outfits.

[@signx]

Zaniness? What are you talking about? The aesthetics of this film was something completely foreign, alien to the 80's generation. It was bold, and original, looking away from its current time. Were you alive in the 80's?

[@ceegee9064]

@@gerardlacroix6015 Yeah, Lynch's Dune nails the costumes and the noir-baroque art design (even for some space ships!) really sold me on the concept of empires thousands of years old. I am....puzzled that with the exception of a few sets, most things in the new trailer seem so incredibly _flat_ and disposable. Like the armor seen on Isaac's Leto. The duke of a royal family at least 10,000 years old wearing featureless plain armor. Apparently without even the Atreides family crest. Very, very puzzling!

[@yooka3333]

Nope, wrong.

[@yooka3333]

@@signx He obviously was not.

[@westnilesnipes]

It’s kind of incredible how some of these shots sync up so well, they were like nearly identical. Two directors, decades apart but I guess on the same creative wavelength in a sense.

[@rahulmarchand2938]

I guess because they're both adapted from the same source and the trailer shows dramatic moments from the film which are likely to be found in the book so long as the adaptation is relatively faithful

[@theexmann]

Yeah, but think about it. Which one was first and probably used as a resource. Not a coincidence shots are similar.

[@indomitablereasoning2875]

LOL millennial politeness correctness LOLOL one is the creator another we'll know sloppy copy paste copy cat franchise 4 social engineering of millennial x ZZZZZZZZOMBIESZZZZZZZZZZZZZ, WAKE take the red pill.

[@themasterofdungeons9196]

@@indomitablereasoning2875 Go to bed kid, stop doing drugs.

[@themasterofdungeons9196]

Or, just hear me out, MAYBE THE SECOND DIRECTOR watched the first Dune for reference and copied some things??? Dude come on you make it sound like the two films where created completely independent of each other without the one influencing the other.

[@kitslagle6296]

The thing is; I love all of the interpretations of Dune for different reasons. I love the 1984 Lynch version and the 2000 mini - series and its sequel "Children of Dune;" which I own all three And I am sure I will love the 2021 version when I see it.

[@kylearking8918]

Same here!

[@TheHugeCaniac]

Even though I think you can drag in certain spots In the movies absolutely beautiful and it really makes you feel like you’re in that world hopefully everything goes great with the next production and we get a whole series of movies

[@TheHugeCaniac]

It can drag*

[@victorewah2659]

Share the same sentiment! I was able to appreciate something in every version but especially the miniseries in 2000 because the director as well as the company responsible for its production were intelligent enough to know that one film was not enough to cover all the material from the books; which also makes me appreciate that Denis Villenueve was wise enough to recognize the same as well. Here's to hoping the sequel gets the greenlight as well as the proposed series for HBO Max on The Sisterhood of The Bene Gesserit.🙏

[@LRilea]

The way it looked in my minds eye was somewhere between the three versions, and incorporates aspects of each, but none precisely and when I read it, I found myself experiencing a loneliness throughout the period shown in Dune 2021. I will say that Timothee Chalamet is incredible. When he's onscreen I have trouble watching anyone else. Rebecca Ferguson is the same, but she is still eclipsed by Chalamet - at least for me. I love this series. I'm so glad that Denis seems to feel about it as Peter Jackson did about Lord of the Rings. He has a true reverence for the source material.

[@jamescollins9178]

This video really advertises how great and under-appreciated Lynch's version is.

[@TheSimplestStorm]

I have never been so excited for a movie in a very long time and this side by side comparison just solidifies how quick I want to see it

[@terrythompson7535]

“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.”

[@nikos5566]

Terry Thompson : that’s what I say to myself every time I step out into a COVID world!

[@terrythompson7535]

@@nikos5566 kzbin.info/www/bejne/paHFmmqaaZembqc

[@Dratio]

We probably would have gone extinct long ago without fear. Even if it has the potential to backfire at times it's a survival tactic that's proven effective enough to stick with us and countless other species for millennia.

[@terrythompson7535]

@@Dratio I completely disagree. Fear causes people to make unnecessary mistakes. People who face their fears are stronger, and more capable of self defense. In fact, there are some people who evolved to be completely fearless, and usually those people are the most capable surgeons, police officers, soldiers, etc.

[@Cernunnos_83]

Without fear we are nothing more than a virus on this earth. Fear makes the diffrence.

[@mr_0n10n5]

Rewatching David Lynch's version after the new movie makes me appreciate both movies even more

[@theexmann]

Great job on this video. The only thing I would change is to include the sound from both movies and not just the new one. That's especially important with the original movie due to the variety of accents by the actors. It gives the original Dune an other worldly ambiance. It's also extremely clear that the original 37 year old Dune, even with all its faults, stands up so very well compared to the new one. Arguably, the sets of the original movie are so much more richly detailed and beautiful. That's pretty amazing.

[@janakgajjar]

Honestly set design of 1984 looks so awesome. And patrick stewart ftw

[@snaefellsen]

the Retrodesign in Lynch Dune is great.

[@gabrielp9646]

But also horrible.

[@Nefylym]

I loved it, still how I imagine the books. Space Edwardian for the win!

[@JohnsDough1918]

@André Figueroa Oooooh, edgy. Now go away.

[@nuclearsun2001]

Today we could call the dune Lynch style as something near the "steampunk". The victorian age inspiration is so amazing and have a sense in a universe were the computer technology is banned.

[@omgsolikevalleygirl]

the lynch dune in all its quirkiness is still better because a ton more original than many present day movies - possibly even Villeneuve's dune.

[@jacquesgobeille7880]

I did loved both version ... loving one version doesn't make the other version bad. We dont have to choose between, we just have to enjoy

[@UNSCPILOT]

It's multiple veiws of the same story, from multiple era, seeing it in similar-yet-unique ways. And you can certainly see how much both of them adore the source material. 2021 Dune is certainly my favorite movie of the last couple years though, what an incredible experience in the theater

[@seagull8415]

Visually Lynch’s Dune holds up well after 35 years.

[@kushan7182]

Those mine-craft shields look dumb

[@Lunk42]

Yeah no. Roblox doesn't really hold up too well. The other stuff sure.

[@The_Curious_Cat]

Not really. The movie looks very dated by now, especially considering it's from 1984 and other movies prior to it still look good today. Of course seeing it in a trailer with snippets of it might make you think so. But there are some scenes in the original film that look like crap by now.

[@theexmann]

@@kushan7182 That's 37 year old special effects. In technology years that's a huge difference in capability.

[@theexmann]

@@The_Curious_Cat Those scenes you're talking about are the green/blue screen scenes. They were criticized when the movie first came out. Technically, those could be redone if the companies wanted to spend the time and money to come out with a remastered edition.

[@magnolerriccardo6840]

In full respect of the new one i think the 84's product style and atmospheres are still fascinating.

[@asbest2092]

absolutely not

[@magnolerriccardo6840]

​@samantha smoth you have to step back in 1984 life. What' s wrong in "gothic metal"? that style is just used today for videogames of success like "Doom Eternal".

[@Chris-mo4gk]

@@magnolerriccardo6840 Doom is garbage. Try again...

[@magnolerriccardo6840]

@@Chris-mo4gk Sure...a "Cult product" moving trought three decades ,since 1993 now is ...garbage. U Idiot.

[@bookfilm9224]

Period. Is amazing.

[@massimodambrogio]

2020 looks technically impeccable, but atmospheres and estrangement of Lynch's universe is unreachable. This is really a great edit, it shows clearly the different color choices. Villeneuve style is cold like an hospital, Lynch used a more saturated palette, with a great prevalence of gold and warm colours.

[@sierra4852]

The sun on Arrakis is white instead of yellow, so the new version would be more accurate to the book

[@verenceable]

The Lynch Version was not popular at his time but i Love it. The new one is...new but not better to me .

[@carloseskimo]

@@verenceable you haven't seen it yet tho

[@firestrike001]

@@verenceable Got a link? I want to watch the new movie too!

[@Lunk42]

@@carloseskimo thats how bias works. Makes people stupid or I guess allows them to see the future? Hmmm. No its probably just the stupid.

Editor: How much desaturation do you want? Dennis Villeneuve: Yes.

[@binkawy]

The 80s cut looks wonderful

[@andrewcarrick3933]

I love that Patrick Stewart, on the frontlines with the pug is included. He who controls Arrakis, controls the belly rubs!

[@trickybusines]

This side by side shows the 80s version are made pretty good.

[@joereno955]

The visuals, absolutely. But the storytelling in Lynch's version is a mess.

[@mar10ssj1]

@@joereno955 not really his fault. The amount of studio interference was astounding. Made him disown the movie.

[@model84]

@@joereno955 his version was 5h..he had to cut it;/

[@Y2KQuan]

Or both are equally bad lol

[@trickybusines]

@@Y2KQuan be More positive!

[@momenal-hasan6295]

0:52 why does that look like 2 minecraft players fighting LOL

[@flashflair]

that was beautiful. We must acknowledge the new DUNE logo. So creative. Love it!

[@bucran0]

nope it smells like a cheap plastic bag. Old dune is classy and elegant. NO WAY

[@hiddendragon415]

@Ram Fox news Comments..

[@buklau837]

@@bucran0 Some random font is better than a clever all letters looking the same?

[@emjlc3261]

yes..the visual side of all new Dune is very charming, from details to panorama....if you notice the soundtrack of Zimmer here in yt, they have the logo pulsing at the beat fo the music

[@brianalice]

I’d love to see the trailer set to a Toto song for comparison.

[@SamuelLaflamme]

Here it is! ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eomomXxmibaknJY&ab_channel=NicolasVallet

[@mossadon]

@@SamuelLaflamme Now THAT made it Epic. Massive thanks, Sam. May Gorts gaze of laser justice pass over you unharmed.

@@SamuelLaflamme You know, it's been so long since I last watched Dune (1984) that I forgot that Toto worked on the soundtrack. I clicked the link expecting the sandworm to show up just as the music went "I bless the rains down in Aaaaaaafricaaaa!!"

[@SamuelLaflamme]

@ Hahahah I know! Really epic! Brian Eno did a track also... really amazing Soundtrack! Weird the movie (1984) was so bad... a lot of amazing ingredients were there ! The 1984 cast was spot on also!

[@JohnnySahn]

@@SamuelLaflamme Weird because the 1984 Dune movie imo is the best sci-fi movie ever made.

[@Nowhereman10]

I'm amazed how well the 1984 movie still holds up.

[@ΒΑΣΙΛΕΙΟΣΕΥΘΥΜΙΟΥ-φ1κ]

In the 1984 film the cast is amazing.The performance of the actors in the 1984 film is superior comparing to the actors of the 2020 film.I prefer the 1984 film.

[@jimhuffman9434]

Glad I'm not the only one who prefers the 1984 film

[@VejmR]

You guys must be those new things bad old things good hurahura ​@@jimhuffman9434

[@gengis01]

New Baron is better. Old Barron was over-acted. As was Rabban. But Sting was great! Feyd is supposed to be an arrogant, cocky but charismatic character -like Sting. The new actor…well, they substituted charisma with black teeth and shaved eyebrows.

[@AWinnerIsYou]

Damn y'all work fast. That was DOPE.

[@MJAB123]

I noticed the 1984 Gurney Halleck (Patrick Stewart) with the Atreides battle pug. The 2020 Dune trailer didn’t have the Atreides battle pug.

[@Moveplaylift]

Atreides Battle Pug might be the best name for a metal band ever...

[@ttebroc235]

Gurney was doing a lot of running so he brought his own Chairdog.

[@ifcdirector]

Needs Battle Pug.

[@chiraggupta1186]

Pug is sleeping

[@ThreadBomb]

Say yes to the pug.

[@ianzhao5693]

But the 1984 version has Patrick Stewart.

[@jorgergonzalezvisualartist8925]

And Sting!!

[@alinamarkova9682]

And because of that this one is better

[@jarink1]

Don't forget Max von Sydow, Jürgen Prochnow and José Ferrer.

[@TokyoBlue587]

Y. Zhao and a young Sting!

[@davidszabo1618]

And Toto provided the soundtrack.

[@annoyingmorlock]

Considering Lynch's Dune is almost 40 years old, it looks pretty good. I saw it as a kid, was fascinated and confused at the same time ^^

[@HoustonSoto]

For all the shit Lynch’s film gets - Denis clearly has some reverence for it.

[@bruce5464]

He tooks the best parts and fix the worst

[@Meta-trope]

You guys do realize that both films are adaptations on the book, and Denis has reverence for the book and the author, right?

[@hexcodeff6624]

@@Meta-trope Yeah. These claims would be much easier to falsify if they were even remotely specific.

[@Meta-trope]

@@hexcodeff6624 I fail to understand what you mean.

[@hexcodeff6624]

@@Meta-trope I mistook reverence for reference.

[@jasmeanie_PH]

Amazing work! I'm floored. Despite its flaws, I'll always have a soft spot for the Lynch version. The new one looks promising as well. I've no doubt I'll love both. But your side-by-side comparison is fabulous.

[@robertjael]

The original film looks luxurious to be honest

[@bucran0]

it is.. is pure gold.

[@duncanish44]

yes. It has a very unique quality. Like grit in polished and weathered brass.

[@adarnia]

watch that movie then.

[@marxbanger2886]

@@adarnia dont, its utter shit. like dog shit x 100000

[@gravityguntv2572]

visuals are good but the movie itself isnt

[@creatief_met_kaas]

Lynch's cut has some visually impressive moments, but lacks the pacing and story building that makes the new one so great.

[@AY-lm9mr]

Check out the 178 min Alternative Cut of '84 Dune. Free on KZbin.

[@creatief_met_kaas]

@@AY-lm9mr Thanks for the tip!

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Awesome quick work. I'd like a version compared with the mini-series too. 👍

[@MickSli6Viewer7Metal]

You even did reaction shots of the father! Damn impressive!

[@ThreadBomb]

For the father, nothing.

[@bruhb7611]

Weirdly enough I like the costume design of Lynch’s Dune much more. Sad that the 2020 doesn’t have more colors like the vision of Moebius and Jodorowsky’s Dune.

[@gabrielp9646]

In the 84 movie they all wear generic Star Trek uniforms... It's literally an insult to the desertic nomad nature of the books.

[@bara6574]

I also think the uniforms are too "basic" in the 2020 Dune. It's the Duke and his family we are talking about. They are nearly on the top. They have the tradition so I feel it would be okay if the uniforms were more colourful and "out of style" but traditional.

[@JPLOWMAN2]

I think I heard somewhere that there’s supposed to be a lot of contrast between light and dark. I can see why they’re going for that. But it makes it really hard to make out the final shot of the Sandworm watching it on the tiny tiny screen of an iOS phone. Still, I think this is the first movie I’ve seen in awhile that would make actually want to go see it in theaters, Cov or otherwise.

[@OrnamentValleyFilms]

i feel ya, man. everythings gotta be monochromatic, grim, dark, moody. i love villeneuve but damn man this is lookin just like a visual rehash of blade runner and arrival and anything else he does

[@robertnguyen2025]

OrnamentValleyFilms visual is nothing without he storyline..it must convey seamless story..I had watch many good visual..explosion ..battle movies..but story is so bad it not even worth watching after 20 minutes ...

[@ekrupa2010]

Just watched Dune 2021 last night. Visually stunning, and very enjoyable. It did lack the weirdness, the delving into if you will, of the whole Dune universe though. But I really was into to it and then it ended. Very rudely before they even were halfway into the story lol. Still picking my jaw up off the floor, honestly how could they (I know they want us to go see Dune Part Two). But man.

[@cholkymilkmirage4984]

it was already 2 hours and 30 minutes. I bet they already had most of part 2 filmed before post production for part 1

[@dontreadmyname3904]

it was the worst movie of 2021, i was bored the whole time and wanted to fell asleep. I was disappointed cause I thought this movie would be good. I don’t even get why Zendaya was in the press 🤦‍♀️ She just appeared for 5 mins MAX super disappointed

[@stonedphilosopherza4915]

Your comment sums up exactly my feeling about the movie. I was actually a fan of the original and would prefer it over this one

[@pacopicopideralamuneca6128]

@@dontreadmyname3904 Sounds like you weren’t paying close enough attention. There’s a reason for this. Some of the stuff went over my head too. As I wasn’t really familiar with Dune. But the movie did leave me thinking after. I started looking into the book more and it made a lot more sense. A lot of my thoughts were confirmed. (like the fact that Paul can see multiple versions of the future) Denis’s movies are a bit of slow burn and much more subtle in that they do not hold your hand. I strongly recommend you either watch it again or look into the lore of Dune you’ll probably end up having a greater appreciation for it.

[@Leonunez_]

i've never seen anything related to dune, and i thought the movie was weird af, specially the first half so... idk, if you say things are weirder imo it may have been a bit too much, just in the pov of someone that's not realated to dune

[@mirinbrah739]

I love the Lynch movie, as flawed as it might be. One of the few movies I will watch a third or fourth time if given the chance.

[@shinyagami8843]

Watched it fo a 6th or 7th time just a while ago when they put it on Netflix Visuals may be better in the upcoming film but the cast certainly isn’t like some say (millennials for sure 😂)

[@roblah9597]

Yes, just the endless spaceships loop sequence seemed artificial in the first movie . The rest spectacular.

[@MrKersey]

Hans Zimmer is a great composer and I loved Bladerunner 2049 very much, but there will never be a better Dune soundtrack than the epic one composed by TOTO and Brian Eno.

[@v1p1991]

I thought the same about Vangelis' version. They are a-like but different.

[@aussiescotsman4145]

I mean you haven't even seen the movie and it's hans Zimmer so that is a premature statement if I'd ever heard one

[@AvgJane19]

@@aussiescotsman4145 💯

[@timcat946]

This cut make the 1984 version looking good. Can’t wait to see the Shaddam IV operates the laser gun at the final battle.

[@justinlee8328]

I actually hate reading comments of people talking like they're some film critic wine taster. Thank you for your infinite wisdom on the future of cinema. I liked the movie. :)

[@pitmatix1457]

Now a 3-way comparison with the sci fi channel mini series!

[@lavrenzo84]

As much I love Dune from 1984 , I will also love Dune from 2020.Its good to have 2 great movies , with different art style.(I prefer costumes from 1984)

[@kenny95-32]

"I will also love Dune from 2020" That's a very strange remark. You have decided before seeing it?

[@lavrenzo84]

@@kenny95-32 Yes ! Thats for sure ! Its going to be the best Sfiction epic movie ever , mark my word

[@tvgameskiller5286]

@@lavrenzo84 Exactly, blade runner 2049 for me is the best movie I've ever seen in my life so I trust denis in this one

[@gautiergirard2385]

@Gary Allen Ive watched more than 300 hundred movies according to tv show time, and blade runner 2049 definitely is in my top 10

[@tvgameskiller5286]

@Gary Allen I've watched movies and TV series and i played video games and I've read books more than can you imagine, my dream is 2 be a writer and director so yeah ... I've watched more than u can handle

[@justrotate]

I've watched the 2020 trailer like 4 times now and still have no idea what I'm looking at. lol same with the 1984 one. This comparison is cool though. Very good editing. :)

[@gabrielp9646]

That says more about you, than about this trailer...

[@burlhorse61]

im in the same boat-but will try and watch the 2020 one.suppose to be one of the best sci-fi out there

[@wealthmaterialized]

As a true, diehard Dune fan, this is AWESOME AF!

[@z-beeblebrox]

The Lynch version is so wonderfully wild, but I can't wait to see faithful and well done takes on the Ornithopters and other technologies

[@nemou4985]

you will keep waiting

[@z-beeblebrox]

@@nemou4985 Hey man, as cool as this is, I'm not going back to theaters until it's safe anyway

[@TheSimbiotes]

Jodorowsky: Are you saying that there is no burning giraffe in your movie?

[@luckieluuke131]

LOL

[@JustChadC]

Lol just bought that Jodorowsky movie compilation off Arrow and can’t wait to be confused and wowed by that guy. Never seen any of his stuff. Gonna start with El Topo

[@HxCOLE1]

Chad Cuervo you’re in for quite the experience. El topo was the first one I saw and it was insane. Jodorowsky is one of the most unique filmmakers out there. Cheers!

[@JustChadC]

@@HxCOLE1 So is he like, an a french trippier version of Lynch? I have never heard of him until this month. Is it is birthday or something?

[@rachelblake2350]

@@JustChadC Highly recommend the documentary Jodorowsky's Dune, chronicling his failed attempt at making an adaption of Dune. Great documentary.

[@joesayle2213]

I love the original and the music score by Toto and Brian Eno play a big part in the film for me. I love Zimmers work I hope he does it justice. Also great comparison I see a lot of similarities from the original.

[@Cyynapse]

2:02 i love how theyre basically the same shot, but with 40 years of special effects advancements and also just style

[@speeddemon12321]

It's the lighting that really makes the difference.

[@mikemorgan5394]

Why is it so dark? It's a fookin' desert!

[@UnfoundFilms]

Deserts don’t actually have yellow filters over them.

[@OnlineSarcasmFails]

@@UnfoundFilms True, yet they don't have grey tones like that either. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn6rl4ykiJtorZI&ab_channel=CGTNAfrica

[@FaithfulOfBrigantia]

@@OnlineSarcasmFails What grey? The shot at 01:07 is far more realistic in the 2020 version (natural colours) than the 1984 version (yellow filter turned up to 800%). Sand is beige, not yellow.

[@JeffreyPham79]

They should have kept the lightning bolts when the sandworms came.

[@tunderdiamant8651]

i mean it wasn't the full scene lol it's edited for the trailer nothing tells you there won't be lightning in the actual scene ^^'

[@wlot28]

that would look so epic with modern CGI

[@arisucheddar3097]

It's likely an effect they're holding back. I think we'll see a lot more of that in big movies. Think of what Thor looked like in Ragnarok versus the same scene in the actual movie with the lightning.

[@sleepcrime]

Were there lightning bolts in the book when the worms appear?

[@MichaSennin]

Hey Im new to the World of Dune and I see many people looking forward to see this Worm creature whats the deal with the Worm it is some kind of entity? I dont mind spoiler just curious.

[@ryuoh6928]

I've alays liked this kind of videos, because they show us the subtle changes a story goes through as it's represented through time.

[@marcopederzoli4939]

This shows how Lynch has always been on another league (he wasn't even 40 when he made Dune, his third movie. Villneuve is already 52 and this is his 9th one.)

[@frankmerker630]

Lynch’s film is terrible though, what are you talking about

[@marcopederzoli4939]

@@frankmerker630 not because of Lynch. It's visionary filmaking is still outstanding today

[@jevinday]

yep. he had made eraserhead and elephant man by 84, which are 2 or my favorite movies of his. i love twin peaks but Eraserhead is my favorite by far. i still need to watch Inland Empire though.

[@TheNinetySecond]

@@marcopederzoli4939 It's still because of Lynch. The man can design sets and shots, but he can't direct actors or tell an engaging story.

[@Vingul]

@@TheNinetySecond HAHAHA. Lynch can definitely direct actors really, really well, and tell incredibly engaging stories that you simply can't take your eyes off.

[@viviansoto424]

Very well done. Still like David Lynch's version. Newcomer looks good too.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Look at the color palette in the 2020 film. Every color either muted or sepia toned. BLECH !

[@__ZANE__]

The monochrome in the new one makes the CGI harder to spot. It's just another cop out to use computers instead of spending the time making realistic miniatures.

[@nikospanagiotou1069]

thank god directors of photography have improved SO much during all these decades

[@shmookins]

Incredible progress. Even TV shows today look like movie quality. It's not just the pure tech, the techniques and styles have vastly matured. OK actors today would have been Oscar winners back in the day. I recently watched the first episode of the latest Star Trek Discovery show and they had a hoverbike chase scene in it. I found my self in awe of the quality saying to myself: "this is movie quality stuff!". We live in the golden age of TV/movies. Crazy production value and artistry.

[@somarriba333]

I love the original and I can't wait for this one. But man, the side by side, the 80's set is REALLY nice.

[@DiariesofaMovieGeek]

Excellent job, Matt! Bravo!

[@andreafox7267]

This sent a shiver down my spine and took me back to my early 20’s when I fell in love with this story. Fabulous work! 💜

[@JustBriannaYT]

I really love that the new film is so diverse. It makes it that much more believable. People from a desert planet being more tan or brown makes sense and just plays into the plot so well. Seeing this skinny, pale boy come to your planet and hearing hummings that he'e the Messiah must feel impossible when he looks nothing like you, and your people, who are basically a symbol of strength and resourcefulness and stubborn undying despite being hunted and marginalzied by all kinds of conquerors and ruling classes. That small detail immersed me that much more. It plays on the class struggle and drives home the insider v. outsider feeling even more than just the blue eyes alone could.

[@MrDaves95]

Still, I hate how movies don't respect the original material and take too much liberty with changing characters. For example, I believe Dr. Kynes is originally a white guy in the books, but on the new movie is portrayed by a black woman. I really don't get the need for these changes other than for political reasons, which is fucking annoying. i'll give props to Dune for at least not changing the core behaviour and essence of these characters, even with all the liberties they took with them

[@goonboyx]

@@MrDaves95 damn i hate when they add women, too political for me

[@stuffenjoyer2223]

@@MrDaves95 > they don’t respect original material > “what’s your reasoning for thinking this?” > I just believe they didn’t

[@MrDaves95]

@@goonboyx who the fuck cares if they add women. In the books the character is a man though. Why does it need to be changed to a woman in the movie? Like who cares about the race and gender of a character, just try to follow the source material to the letter.

[@MrDaves95]

@@goonboyx And I would have the same reaction if the roles were reversed, like for example if a character got retconned to white male in black panther, while in the comics they are a black female. That wouldn't make any fucking sense and would be annoying too

[@anderbarillas6308]

Beautiful trailer work! That was a sweet edit!

[@djayjp]

The art design and music of the original is incomparable.

[@mentalrey1]

Toto and Brian Eno - Booom

[@Namco_]

@@mentalrey1 the prophecy theme ,eargasm

[@TheNinetySecond]

I would've appreciated a more visionary composer than Zimmer for this. RIP Johan Johansson, you would've killed this soundtrack.

[@Connor8609]

Yes, its awful

[@buzzfunk]

I feel the same. The costumes, hair, art design and the music are much more creative in Lynch's version, IMO. And that Zimmer score is forgettable. Just loud and obnoxious.

[@zetathix]

After watching this, I am really appreciate some footages in Lynch's version.

[@phaeriestud]

Well done. Thank you for the incredible work in making this video!