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A First Look at Timothée Chalamet in Dune
Part one of our preview of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of the epic sci-fi novel.
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Dune (2020)
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Campbell1oo4
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Definitely Caladan.
Chalamet looks the part. Kind of exactly how I always pictured Paul.
Glad they didn't over-produce the spaceships.
Chalamet looks the part. Kind of exactly how I always pictured Paul.
Glad they didn't over-produce the spaceships.
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I really try not to get excited for movies in this day and age, but holy shit I feel like a little kid waiting for xmas. I want it now!
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Drinsic
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Big baggy clothing is probably the only way to keep Chalamet from looking like a twig.
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Mahes
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I think it is the angle of the shot and the over clothing that might be giving off the loose fit appearance. Is hard to say with just a still shot. I do appreciate that the suits in no way appear flashy or overdone. So far I like what I see with how the effects are being handled.
You do realize that it's a show, right? You can't have actors spend 8 to 12 hours a day in a costume that's cutting off circulation.
Pops
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its the forearms and the shoulder "flaps" that look loose.
the Rest of the outfits look good imo.
other pictures look NICE.
the Rest of the outfits look good imo.
other pictures look NICE.
Mist
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Well if we wanted to get nitpicky on what they wearing, in books they generally wear a robe of some kind over everything, and always have face and head mostly covered with a stillsuit. It is forbidden to do otherwise due to how precious moisture is, except in special situations, or as narrative demands. Shit is all stripped off at in sietch/safe areas, because theentire places are giant stillsuits essentially.
Just sayin.
Just sayin.
Szlia
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The norm in movies is to eschew "realism" in favor of being able to clearly see who is who. There are exceptions though, but I would say most of these exceptions are not due to a willingness to be "reaslistic", but as a way to create confusion.
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