I, as a fan of Dune, was interested, of course. I looked ... There was a feeling that the director did not convey the charming atmosphere of the amazing book ... why - I can not understand, the means of that time already allowed to cope with this task. It seems that this was done on purpose, from the principle of "a woman-yaga against."
As for the plot, it is still possible to understand - after all, to reveal such a complex plot in the cinema ... and no one takes pictures for each letter, these are not moving illustrations, this is a screen version. But it happened with the plot after all, it is not clear for whom it was adapted - for those who read it? they will not understand, I have already been told by those who have not read that this is a film about drug addicts who devour a drug called spice and their eyes are blue as blue and there are all psychos, and then it turns out that it’s like to translate something intelligible I was told, the product of the vital activity of worms - well, I understand what it is about yes? Who read - for them, too, the plot was too much.
I suspect that Lynch took up the screen version not only because the screen version of the masterpiece is a potentially promising project, but also because there seems to be something psychedelic-hallucinogenic in the plot, just a little bit not in the way he likes it, but he has these worms. Mouths, do they really remind you of anything at all? Sometimes it seems that he made a film for the sake of these worms, in order to show them in close-up, and so that the viewer would think about what it would be like. Although yes, he caught a little thought, there is such a subtext with Herbert ... there is still a feeling that he didn’t read the sequel, otherwise he wouldn’t have decided on this knight’s move at the end - the rain - “is he not Kvisatz Haderah?
Playing actors and casting, in short. First about what I did not like. Harkonnens Baron Harkonnen, very sorry for what they did to him. I can not even comment on it. In general, the Harkonnens came out full of psychos, some completely inadequate and not quite sane scumbags, otherwise unremarkable, which, IMHO, did not benefit the film. It is not surprising that in the film Paul has nothing to do with them, and Bene Gesseri’s plans, as I recall the film, have nothing to do with them.
Now for the good.
Sean Young stood out in the first place for her beauty, it was nice to see, even the tubes from the dystikomb were not very spoiled. “Tell us about your planet, Usul” - this pathetic phrase sihayya, spring of the desert, says as if asking what time it is. Very beautiful actress, there is something to see in this film especially. Kyle Maclahlen. Yes, quite a young actor, handsome, suitable for the role. Why not, I personally do not mind. It is difficult to imagine another.
And for dessert.
The best in the film - in my opinion, it’s just better not happen, sometimes there is a desire to re-view the film for her - Alia, Paul’s sister. The demonic girl turned out with blue-eyed eyes under her brows - and yet she was red-haired (considering what sense Lynch put into this hair color, hehe). Yes, yes, exactly this, as it should. And as she says - "Come closer to me, Baron." Triumphantly, holding the hand of his brother, in the finale says: “Is he not Kvisatz Haderah?” In chakobz, the fighting language of Atreides. Although, maybe this is just my rich imagination, maybe it did it so well because of the lack of a front tooth.
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