Jodorowsky's Dune movie plot
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Kiana 2022-03-26 09:01:15
1. The purpose of life is to create your own soul. 2. For me, cinema is an art. 3. This movie has to be what I dream of. This is a dream, don't change my dream. I'm going to shoot for 20 hours. 4. The devil in our pockets, money has nothing in it. Movies have a heart (BoomBoom), a mind (herrl), strength and ambition. 5. I'm happy because David Lynch's movie sucks. 6. The universe has a long shot, blood is born, the aircraft is like a bird, the long gun fortress, and the end of the film is full-screen blue. 7. This is the purpose of my film: to open up all minds. 8. There will be no children if there is too much respect. You have to rip her clothes off and rape her. /9. Dreams can be full of passion in the form of dreams, but in reality they are not so beautiful, even if there are many epoch-making ideas. 10. What I'm not convinced is that Star Wars, Alien, Silver Wing, The Matrix can all be traced back to the never-born Dune. I think those points are derived from the practitioners of development. There are no great works in the world.
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Adrien 2022-03-21 09:03:31
This masterpiece was not made, and the budget was one reason. It gathered Dali, the father of aliens, Ginger, Orson Welles, and several super gods (then several members of the film team, Dan O'Bannon, Moebius, and Chris Foss were dug up. Alien Team) is heartbroken for the director's unwillingness to dream. The director said "I can die, they can do my picture" and really cried like a fool
Jodorowsky's Dune quotes
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Alejandro Jodorowsky: He said, "I want to produce you anything. What do you want to do?" I say, "Dune!" And he say, "Yes."
Michel Seydoux, Producer - DUNE: Why? Because the book was the most beautiful science fiction book. It was the bible of science fiction for all the big devotees. Because the book had a worldwide publishing success that you could find in every country.
Alejandro Jodorowsky: I didn't read Dune. But, I have a friend who say to me it was fantastic. I don't know why I say Dune. I can say Don Quixote or I can said Hamlet. I don't know any way, anything. I say Dune.
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Alejandro Jodorowsky: Frank Herbert created a world in Dune, but he never said exactly what it was. And you have a hundred pages of literature where you go on to discover, with great difficulty what the book is about. It's very - It's like - I compare it to Proust in French literature. It's literary, it's great literature. The first one hundred pages, you understand almost nothing. It's insinuations. And then, to bring literature to image is completely difficult. You need to create another world, the optical world. It's not the literary, auditive world. All the time, even in the, in the, little details, I was trying to find the spiritual meaning of that picture.