When I first started this account, I did a series of Dune polls to collect community opinions. With the final movie's release just a month away, I want to bring this tradition back and find out how the fandom feels about the franchise. Reposts are MUCH appreciated!!!
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@Stunt_ManMik3 Same! Actually a lot of people in my showing walked out and I started to question if they knew about the sneak peak or just wanted to have fresh eyes like me
@sheldune Bro rewatching both films last night I was struck by how brutal and Fremen she is. Telling Paul take this dagger so you can die with honor, sticking the exsanguination tool into a harkonnen thats still alive! She’s a total badass during the entire film
@Dune_Countdown 2) Long Live Duke Leto! DUNCAN!!! What a beast! Then onto part two after an intermission. I felt like I was just letting it all wash over me. Paul learning the ways of the desert, his love story with Chani, Usul naming scene, then it kicks into high gear when Feyd is introduced
@Dune_Countdown 1) I was tired because I had been up since 5AM that day but I was buzzing throughout Part 1. it was in IMAX and I was in an aisle seat with the speaker to the left of me blasting Hans Zimmers score and Mark Manginis sound design. I just kept saying to myself this is excellent.
The new Dune 3 trailer includes a scene shot on 16 mm optical stock that was designed for sound, not for cameras - and this could be one of the most crucial scenes in the entire trilogy.
Optical sound stocks like Kodak’s panchrome are engineered for soundtracks. Light modulated by an audio signal creates pure black or clear areas with minimal gray tones, maximizing signal clarity and frequency response when read by a photocell.
Because the emulsion is still light-sensitive it can be run through a motion-picture camera. Careful exposure is required due to the high contrast and low speed requiring plenty of light, precise metering and testing.
It's processed in conventional black-and-white chemicals producing a negative with extreme contrast, nearly grainless sharpness and sometimes distinctive artifacts.
such as highlight bloom or a dreamy quality.
Not sure anyone still remembers, but when I started this account I did a lot of Dune polls. With the release of the final movie so soon, I want to bring that tradition back.
Would appreciate your interactions and retweets so a lot of people from this community can take part <3