I am not feeling the body armor. Dune 1984 couldn’t figure out how to depict the weirding way so they went with the sonic modules. Not sure why you need body armor in a universe of advanced martial arts, knife fighting and personal shields.
Who's wearing the armor in the trailers, the Fremen or foreigners?Correct, but heavy body armor seems counter intuitive to the whole stillsuit desert survival concept, and shields were in use within the city of Arrakeen.
There is one scene in the trailer where two armies clash in the desert in full heavy armor, with one of the armies emerging from the sand. One of the fighters raised his visor to reveal it’s Paul. Unless this either a dream sequence or one of the many raids that Paul leads against Harkonnen spice harvesting operations once they regain control of Arrakis.Who's wearing the armor in the trailers, the Fremen or foreigners?
What would be cooler is trying to depict combat as depicted in the novel. This looks like cliche space armor we’ve already seen 1000 times.Because it is cool
Just borrow the trilogy and read it. Skip the rest.
Who is Dave filoni?
yes, but thats from the critics who were allowed a very early preview. in the past those people were selected because they were more likely to give positive reviews. I see no reason why it would be different today.Wasn't RT pushing 90%?
yes, but thats from the critics who were allowed a very early preview. in the past those people were selected because they were more likely to give positive reviews. I see no reason why it would be different today.
Doesnt matter. I won't sit still for 2 hours and 45 minutes. I'll wait till its streaming.
Exactly. This is the kind of visual spectacle you find the absolute biggest screen near you showing it and go there. If you are lucky enough to live near Stuttgart in Germany, that's where the biggest IMAX screen in the world is. Go there.A lot of movies are fine to stream. A Villeneuve made Dune? No. Absolutely not.
Exactly. This is the kind of visual spectacle you find the absolute biggest screen near you showing it and go there. If you are lucky enough to live near Stuttgart in Germany, that's where the biggest IMAX screen in the world is. Go there.
Umm, if you buy a 42 in TV and sit in front of it, you get literally the exact same experience as going to the worlds largest screen and getting stuck in the middle of the theater. And if you get stuck too close, you cant see a god damn thing.
The only difference is the audio. They go speakers that could literally kill you.
I almost died watching Dunkirk.
You might get the same perspective but I would not agree you get the same experience. With reserved seating I haven't had a bad seat in many years so too close is a non-issue. Quality of image is also going to depend on what 42 inch TV you're looking at also and the stream.
I mean this is a pretty major one. I do not have a cinema level ATMOS array installed at my house.
Shrug, I'll watch it in my underwear with actual food like everything else I watch at home.Exactly. This is the kind of visual spectacle you find the absolute biggest screen near you showing it and go there. If you are lucky enough to live near Stuttgart in Germany, that's where the biggest IMAX screen in the world is. Go there.
You might get the same perspective but I would not agree you get the same experience. With reserved seating I haven't had a bad seat in many years so too close is a non-issue. Quality of image is also going to depend on what 42 inch TV you're looking at also and the stream.
I mean this is a pretty major one. I do not have a cinema level ATMOS array installed at my house.
The only difference is the audio. They go speakers that could literally kill you.
I almost died watching Dunkirk.