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Both Lynch's And Villeneuve's Dune look amazing. Considering what they had to work with back in 1983ish it's amazing the movie got made at all let alone look as stylish as it did. Also even though it went wonky on a few story points (like the wierding module) it's a fairly faithful adaptation to the book. As a ten year old watching it on the big screen that year, I prefer Lynch's version over Villeneuve's. I've watched Lynch's Dune like 2,3 dozen times since then and while I enjoyed Villeneuve's version immensely, I can't see myself watching it too many more times. I'll probably pop in Lynch's or even Sci-fi channels again before I watch Villeneuve's. (Can't stand what they did to Chani...Chani was behind every one of Paul's decisions and NEVER felt betrayed by Paul...Ever). I would love a faithful adaptation to Dune with Villeneuve's budget and SCi-Fi channel's length of time with a director who wont try to update it to modern day driven agenda's and just keep it faithful to the book with no race swapping, no gender swapping, just a faithful adaptation. Sci-Fi Channel's adaptation is probably as close as I'll ever get and I'll give that Blu-ray up when I'm in hell.

Thank you. It's difficult to find out information about the VFX behind Firefox. Very enjoyable.

I liked some of the model designs in the 1986 version, but they were shot poorly, and not convincing at all.

This was an enjoyable movie, in big part because of the titular aircraft. As a model builder, I'm still disappointed that no model kit manufacturer ever came out with Mr. Jein's masterpiece in 1/72nd or 1/48th scale kit form. I think it would have sold very well. I get that there was some concern that a fictional Soviet aircraft - no matter how boss looking - wouldn't sell. But this wouldn't have been the first fictional Soviet aircraft made in model kit form. In 1987, Testors / Italeri brought out their in-house Soviet Stealth Fighter, the "MiG-37 Ferret E," as a companion piece to their fictional F-19 Stealth Fighter, before the actual F-117A was revealed to the public. And in 1953, Aurora Models brought out a spurious kit of the "Yak-25," later renamed, "MiG-19" kit that bore absolutely no resemblance to the real thing, (actually, it looked more like a Focke-Wulf TA-183.) A year later, Lindberg would follow suit with their own fictional take on the "MiG-19." Today, both of these are collectors' items, and the Italeri "MiG-37" is still available periodically in both 1/72nd and 1/48th scales. Thanks for sharing this! 673rd Like.

Amazing behind the scenes documentary!

What kind of paint wad brush on

To me the unsung Heroes of the movie and TV shows are the Editors, They take 10,000 shots for a scene and reduce them into something us morons can follow. I think that is AMAZING ! Directors spend some time with each department but they spend the most time with the EDITOR

David Lynch should be proud of his movie , even though it was a real pain to make .

If only David Lynch had the final cut, imagine what would've released

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What a wonderful set!

Special Visual Effects By Digital Domain Digital Domain Visual Effects/VFX Supervisor John Bruno Miniature Supervisor Patrick McClung Digital Effects Supervisor Jacques Stroweis Pyrotechnics Supervisor Joseph Viskocil Assistant Digital Effects Supervisor Gray Marshall

I just thought the characters in Lynch’s dune were IMO more of what I envisioned them to represent. I’m sorry but the guy who played Paul in the new updated Dune looked too frail and weak, while the 80s version of Paul gave more of a innocent, young and somewhat idealistic yet strong and well trained. I didn’t feel that with the new version, they played it off but it didn’t really work for me just too unbelievably IMO. The vehicles and spacecraft also had a fantastic dynamic stylized look.

To Brian and Danielle: Thank you for your absolutely beautiful work, some of my all time favorite visuals ever put to film.

Much maligned, but beautiful film. Great clip!

water is a kilogram a litre - see how everything is easier when you go metric, America?

Stunning visual effects shots. Bravo 👌👏❤

I grew up seeing this on cable TV, first in black and white, later in color, and later still the extended version on DVD. I have always felt this film just does not get the respect it deserves and am mystified by it. The effort shown here just turns the feelings I have had for it to 11. The amount of difficulty that was overcome on display here, and the efforts put in to defeat those difficulties is mind melting. I had no idea how hard the production was, the innovation in model building alone is truly astounding. I will be watching it again, but now with new awe and respect for what is in it. Profound thanks for sharing this video.

So dissapointed there isn't more shots of the space station, that thing was apparently 8 foot tall and as detailed as any star trek starbase. there's so few angles of it.

Funny thing, but Danielle Verse has blue-within-blue eyes ...

In my opinion Villeneuve's movies have way better script, and very good production design in general, but obviously they take lots of ideas from the Lynch version, I like the so great giedi prime arena scene, but it failed hard in the representation of house Corrino, the "zen" like scenarios felt off the character of the emperor and although I really love Christopher Walken, José Ferrer was excellent, in that case, David Lynch version also is totally on spot...

As good as the new version of Dune is, the Lynch version is still my favourite. I love the style and creativity. The Harvester is a beautiful vehicle. I also love the worms in Lynch's version. I feel because they are puppeteer, they have personality.

Wonder who got Greg's models .

The Lynch Dune had great actors, fantastic OST and an awesome atmosphere. What hampered it were things in the screenplay like the weirding modules, the flying diseased baron, and some low tech animation like the guild navigator flying around in space doing things.

Hearing that they had to spend 5 minutes before each take, in order to remove the flies from the set, I'm reminded of the Puffins that were in Star Wars (8?). Maybe they could have made a creative decision to leave the flies on the set, and if they sneak into a shot, then just say it's a tiny, Proto-Guild Navigator.

I prefer the David Lynch version of the harvesters to the current version.

This is one of your greatest videos so far, not just because of the miniatures but because of all the stories about crazy problems they had to deal with.

Truly great model work and those forced perspective shots are some of the best put on film

don't know why it flopped, as everyone I knew back then all went to see it and at work everyone was talking about it. I went to see it a few times, had never seen anything like it, and it was the first time I took interest in the other works of a director. David Lynch has yet to be surpassed since I started noting directors

This classic was/is TEN TIMES BETTER than those limp Denis Villeneuve movies that have no character and NO MUSIC; everything about Lynch's version surpasses the limp 21st century version (and every piece of crap Denis Villeneuve makes).

There videos really put light on all the shortcuts and tricks they have to make to make movies, I love them, I watched linch's dune recently after seen part 2 of Denis', I must say, its all pretty much there, making a better cut, adding back some of the cut scenes, fixing some of the green screen stuff and you get a cult classic a shame it will never happen.

Sean Young is Amazing!

Very, very cool vfx company...love this stuff!!

I didn't know it was a model. It looks like a composite shot in the film

Best channel on RUclips

I believe every second of that movie. Awesome.

This is such a great collection of experiences of making an iconic film! Lots not seen or heard before ❤

Thanks for sharing this. This was such an important film in my childhood, the first movie that I went to with just my father. The style of this film was amazing. The skill and devotion of production staff in filmmaking in the age of practical effects is something that continues to astound me, the more I learn about it.

These pictures are absolutely stunning!

Outstanding!

The VO sounds like it was recorded ON Dune 😂😂😂 . I love it! Amazing, never knew about this level of accomplishment. Bravo. And thank you

You always surprise me with something new and unexpected. Thank you!

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Some uneven designs in the first "Dune". Some, like the 'thopter, I thought were poor, but other designs were brilliant.

Everything in this movie was amazing, except the Thopter. That thing was so far off from what it should have been, it really jerked you out of the movie.

Might be the only person I know who prefers/loves this original version over the newer, desaturated, gloomy version recently put out there. Sure, desaturation makes the CGI cheaper and faster to process - remove most of the color spectrum and the computers can render faster - but the downside to this "look" is a visual bleaching and dullness. Lynches version was colorful and lovely to watch.

Model makers Rule for the Reality you want to see , Fuck CGI ..Its just a Cop out for Hard work an being Original an being an Art , its the Human factor ..you cant Fake that..

this was a great movie

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And There's the problem with budgets..there is NO NO NO reason to shoot in mexico..or morocco, Africa or any desert outside of the US..damn..exotic locations cost money, inexperienced crew cost YOU money just pay for a pro..US has Every geographical location a filmmaker could ever need!!.. Damn..pay for your own vacation to Fiji, mexico, bahamas wherever, don't do it on Warner bros dime..EVERY film ever made can/could be made in the US..Every!..stay here, keep on or under budget, use pros, stay on schedule..I can make the SAME film for 1mill that you people make for 10mill, NO doubt..Just because you have the money doesn't mean you have to spend all the money..only whats necessary