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presentation captures it perfectly. Without question, this is a standout release and already on the short list for 2022's best-looking discs.
slipcover, and a Digital Copy redemption slip. All of the extras can all be found on the included Blu-ray disc; they're each presented in 1080p with review is going live, and it will of course almost automatically be compared to David Lynch's prior film version. That version of Dune Prophecy Fulfilled: Scoring Dune, a brand new featurette on the film’s music score, featuring interviews with Toto guitarist Steve Lukather, Toto keyboardist Steve Porcaro, and film music historian Tim Greiving channel like an out of control cyclone. Dialogue is always clear and precise, though, while directional, is uniformly anchored to the front channels, at
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This leads me to another impressive aspect of this presentation. Admittedly I haven’t seen the film in maybe a couple of decades (and I haven’t seen the Extended Version, which isn’t available on this edition) but from my vague recollection I swear the optical effects look better here. To be clear, I don’t think they’ve been digitally touched up or altered, but I feel, at the very least, the contrast has been adjusted. I swear the optical effects really stood out in this film thanks to the varying contrast of the layers, but that’s actually not much of an issue here, the seams only slightly showing. I could be wrong, and please ignore if you know better, but I really felt the optical shots looked better. Dionysian, types, who tended to hoist Frank Herbert's Dune from class to class. One might assume that all the Rand readers were Young What makes each scene so impactful are the transitional underscores. Each break has a slightly different motif that completely changes the mood of the imagery, as well as indicating (by sound) what part of the story is taking place. Just listening to Dune can actually carry you through each moment as the visuals do. although he has also updated certain elements in the hope of making Dune a call to action for younger generations. While the original Skarsgård), who have long oppressed the planet's native inhabitants known as Fremen. But all is not as it seems: the Emperor plans to send
booklet contains the following information on the restoration: Dune has been exclusively restored by Koch Films and is presented in its original aspect ratio of 2.35:1 with 5.1 and stereo sound.
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