Dune: Part Two (2024) - A Colossal Achievement of Technique and Passion.
Dune: Part Two (2024) Ok, I've finally found some time to really write down what I think of this second Dune installation. It’s been through a lot of water under the bridge and we're finally here. Dune Part 2 is a mammoth work, and like all things that are too big the controversy lurks between the small spaces: exactly because although I liked this work light years more than its predecessor, exactly with him it is not without defects, but I will address this discussion later. Now I want to highlight the highs (and they are really highs) of the film. Greig Fraser's cinematography has made an absurd leap in quality compared to the first chapter and you can immediately understand this from the opening scene, truly photonic and evocative like few films released recently. Hans Zimmer never fails to create perfectly balanced music in "quiet" scenes and fucking explosive in moments full of action and pathos; at times I thought I was watching a film accompanie...