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Jodorowsky's Dune (2013)
Director: Frank Pavich
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Jodorowsky's Dune (2013)
Director: Frank Pavich
I love all of the Dune adaptations in different ways.
The David Lynch one and the video games for capturing the atmosphere of otherworldly strangeness.
The Sci-Fi Channel one for including all the scenes from the books and feeling like an avant-garde stage play.
The Denis Villeneuve one for capturing the themes and giving the side characters more personality—as well as having actual ornithopters.
Even the Alejandro Jodorowsky one for producing some cool concept art.
my personal opinion is that dune should be adapted as either very gritty, down-to-earth realism with fainter tones, more compact & practical tech and costumes, etc. (which i think the current movies hit well) OR as hyper-colorful 60s scifi with everything over-the-top and looking extra insane and every character basically a caricature so my proposal is in 2027 we start making this second version and let jodorowski finish what he started
'Duncan Idaho & Gurney Halleck' by Jean Giraud (Moebius).
Character concept art for 'Alejandro Jodorowsky's Dune'.
there is a lot going on with moebius' vision of udo kier as piter de vries but i think my favorite part, other than his thighs, is the gun 🔫👽
tinyyyy feyd scribble
Thinking about the feyd rautha concept art of Jodorowsky's dune (as illustrated by Moebius) again. what did he mean by this