Sometimes, less is more and speaks volumes.

The sound design in this film was top notch! From the Worm riding scene to Jessica's Reverend mother transformation!

The fight between K and Luv was crazy and so good. Far better than the fights with world ending stakes in other movies.

0:09 20,000 years in the future* The 10,000 you see in the calendar is at the beginning of the first movie is 10,000 years from a specific date of something happening and 10,000 years before that is now

The way Villeneuve communicates how worm-riding works in this scene is also worthy of remark; using the hooks to expose the spiracles, and then the worm instantly responding by rolling the xposed section up and away from the sand, a single shot demonstrates what half a page of text explains in the book. Remarkable work.

I have no problem sitting through extended, director`s cut of two movies combined together :) give me 7 hours of Denis Villeneuve`s Dune

For me, Paul accomplishing sandworm ride misison with such struggle adds more geniunity to the movie. We`re not watching Marvel super hero. He is still a young man in late 20s. So, I expect him to have hard time to stand on a giant moving animal

Good video Tom, this scene was truly awesome.

If this movie doesn't win Best Picture in every award show forthcoming then there's something wrong with those award shows. This film is a perfect film.

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Hi, Thomas - have you got any recommendations with regards books or courses or whatever that could point me in the right direction for learning more about film? I feel that watching you and the few videos that Every Frame A Painting made have changed my perception of film-making and I'd love to learn more about where you learned from....

0:10 fun fact, the year 10,000 refers to 10,000 years since the founding of the spacing guild, not from now, it's set more like 20,000 years from

Video is a bit late. Movie came out ages ago. U should have released this during its viral hype time so u can get the most views. But great video as always tyvm❤

I couldn't get past wondering how the worm was propelling itself through the sand. At another point in the film, we see a very young worm undulating through the sand like a snake, which made sense. But I couldn't comprehend how the giant worms were able to move through the sand and such while velocity while their bodies appeared to remain straight.

💚 Denis & Hans poured their love into both movies, which is clear to see ... The worm scene took 40 days to film 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Great video but calling Denis Villeneuve "Denis" cringes me a bit😂 it's like calling Scorsese "Martin" or calling Kurosawa "Akira" or Spielberg "Steven"

10:45 Zimmer's score kicks in and I get goosebumps all over again. It really is a testament of greatness

just got the film, haven't watched yet. this got me hyped ! <3 I'm trying to find a way to explain to you how to pronounce VillenEUve, but its hard ! (i'm from Québec) the EU is just pronounced E, like in the end of genrE. VillenEve. have a great day !

I will never get over how huge the Dune movies are. The sheer sound of it all is overwhelmingly epic.

I need more dune videos like this ❤

Looks pretty good (and sounds pretty good as well). Is this worth it in the cinemas?

5:17 The best example of this camera work is Pacific Rim vs the shitty sequel that we agreed doesn't exist.

the one thing i always wonder about when i watch video essays on movies is how are these creators getting the footage

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Greetings

Where did the goggles just appear from!!!

Seeing this movie twice in IMAX made me so IMAX pulled in a way I didn’t think was possible

Gonna need this man to break down the whole movie.

For some reason timothee's dialogue in this scene "ok...ok...ok..." really annoyed me.

Just instantly one of the greatest scenes of the 2020's. Going back to 1984 Dune it's outright comical how different the sand worm riding is portrayed.

1 OF THE TUFFEST MOVIES EVER💯😮‍💨😮‍💨

sound design in both films is top notch. the thumping sound alone is iconic

Babe, wake up. Thomas Flight made another Dune video

He looks like any resistance group/military force person out in the middle eastern area.

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Can you please do a cinema of meaning discussion of Blade Runner 2049?? That’s one of my favorite movies and I would love your breakdown on it!

Here comes Mr Over-Analyses again 😒

It was soooo coolll, especially in IMAX

i agree

I just watched it, i wished I watched it sooner lol

around the 18 minute mark of the video when he said "or worst of all, boring." I couldn't help but think of Bo Burnham's Inside, and the song Welcome to the internet. "apathy's a tragedy and boredom is a crime."

most german movies sound like this

Watched this video back in april 2023 and lost it. Finally found it after a year of searching!

I wish the sponsor was at the beginning. Totally ruined the immersion

This is intellectually incredible and also ironic when comparing citizens in Israel to people in Gaza. Quite allegorical. This movie tackled with the most difficult: the expression of the artistic and the political at once in a high level. This movie makes us think and confused and feel uneasy.

It’s happening right now in Palestine. Every day. I can’t understand how any Jewish person can participate in the ethnic cleansing of another country, gleefully stealing the homes of Palestinians and moving in as if they never existed, growing their own back yard gardens and drowning out the sounds of gunfire in the West Bank and tanks, drones, and American bombs dropping on Gaza, mothers screaming for their children under mountains of rubble they used to call home, trapped in the world’s largest open-air prison, images released by whistleblowers showing concentration camps of Palestinians dehumanized and degraded, tortured, experimented on, operated on without anesthesia, open festering wounds that eventually require amputation, and constant slaughter, not just of men but women, elderly, children… innocent babies born after October 7 who have committed no crime, bombed in their sleep. Children playing in the streets, sniped by Israeli soldiers like it’s a game to wait until the children felt a moment of peace to end their lives while their friends and families scream their names. How is this happening in the same century as the Holocaust? How is this not just happening in the same century, but the victim of the first is the aggressor of the second? How did Jews forget what happened to their parents, grandparents, and great grandparents and choose to participate in inflicting those same horrors on someone else, with more advanced and sinister technology? Why do they let it become background noise as they are witnessing the daily slaughter of 2 million people, carrying on with their lives on the other side of the Gaza prison wall? This is not the future the Jews dreamed of for their grandchildren if they could survive and someday escape. This is not the future they died for. And yet, here we are.

Okay another thought - I think it’s more about critique, like you don’t wanna break down and think too much about art, books or movies you like - you just like them cause they make you feel good and if you look beneath the surface it breaks the illusion and you might not enjoy it anymore - Jordan Petterson said that in one of his videos to a certain extent

Oh my god! Thank god somebody explained it better cause I see videos about how movies, tv series and music today sucks and I know they suck but nobody could really pinpoint why and this guy right did! I hope all creative people watch this especially the ones in big studios, labels whatever and please for gods sake CHANGE ! Because all this post morden or self reflective bs is really bringing me down, movies were my only safe haven and lately all I do is go back to the content before 2010 on repeat! Everything is so depressing right now to meta and not even in a making fun of yourself meta. These kind of movies have always existed but now it’s the norm and that is so bothersome. How long are you gonna be self-deprecating how long!? 🤯

A brilliant analysis! Thank-you! "The Zone of Interest" is an absolute work of art!