How to evaluate the film Dune directed by Dennis Villeneuve?

Dune is directed by Dennis Villeneuve and adapted from Frank Herbert's classic science fiction novel of the same name. It tells the story that under the guidance of fate, Paul, a talented boy, is determined to go to the most dangerous planet in the vast universe to start a thrilling adventure in order to defend his family and people. During this journey, people from all walks of life have joined the competition for Araqis's most precious resources, exposing the depths of human nature. In the end, only those who can overcome their inner fears can survive. After the film was released, it caused great discussion, so how to evaluate the film Dune directed by Dennis Villeneuve?

I'm still a little worried about the preview of the film industry's peak works. After watching the movie today, I want to say that Dennis Villeneuve did it! Oscar owes him the best director of the film industry's pinnacle. The process of watching movies is like entering a new world, not just watching it as an audience.

Although there are many special effects shots, there is no such feeling as "it must be CG" in other movies. Not because CG technology in other movies is not as strong as sand dunes, but because sand dunes construct a real and integrated world. Retro architecture, introverted technology, large structure but few details, "they are like that", and the art of sand dunes has done this. Photography has nothing to say, almost every frame is a perfect composition.

The script was changed wisely. It is a very wise choice not to pursue a suitable place. Such a sci-fi epic should be made into a series, otherwise it will only be a cursory tour, and the audience will have no time to feel it. Paul knew the sorority's plan from the beginning, and the future kept playing out in his illusion, but he was afraid of the future but could not refuse, suggesting the tragedy of this role. His hallucinations are chaotic and trivial, and events are interpreted in a different way from reality, but the results are consistent with reality. The film's ability to express Paul in this way has not been fully explored. Let me tell you an interesting thing. As a viewer who has seen the original, I once thought that the screenwriter had removed Jessica's Force setting, and I didn't react until Stirling seconds later. This is Beni Jesse Ritter, who is good at manipulating psychology.

After watching the whole movie, I realized that Dune was just the beginning, introducing the world view and the background of the characters. Some people say that three hours is too long to tell a background, but it is an epic science fiction after all. I'm still looking forward to the next few movies!

Take care of business while retaining the original flavor. Before watching it, I knew it was a movie that many people who were used to watching fast-paced bloody fighting commercial science fiction would feel sleepy or bored, but I think Villeneuve made the sand dunes as commercialized as possible, at least those who had not seen the original work could understand what the movie was about after watching it carefully. It's been a long time since I've seen such a subtle compromise between business and preserving the original flavor. It's really hard. The lineup of speaking parts is very luxurious. I hope the box office is higher. Let the second film come soon.