Watching a film in a cinema is an experience unlike anything else. It changes the way we perceive the story, the visuals, and the sound. Of course, nowadays, there are a lot of great movies on TV and streaming platforms as well, which encourages artists to thrive. Yet, some movies are just made for a large screen, a surrounding sonic experience, and the darkness of the theatre. “Dune: Part Two” is among them, without a doubt. Out of all the works released in 2024, it was my personal favorite. However, I’m not the only one who enjoyed this spectacular experience. What makes the visuals of “Dune: Part Two” a feast to watch? How did creators approach the second part of the famous book adaptation differently? Which choices in cinematography did they have to commit to? Read all about it below! In the current Oscars run, “Dune: Part Two” received five nominations (in comparison, the first half of this complex sci-fi story “Dune: Part One” won six Academy Awards, including cinematography, production design, and a brilliant, otherworldly score by Hans Zimmer). Yet for the fans of Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi blockbuster, the number of nominations doesn’t matter. What matters is that “Dune: Part Two” is a storytelling masterpiece combined with immersive sound and mind-blowing visuals. Visuals that became even bolder in the sequel, and we’ll show below how and why. Plot-wise, “Dune: Part Two” follows young Paul Atreides (performed by Timothée Chalamet) as he finally meets the girl from his visions, Chani,...
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