Humberto Elizondo

Cristina 2021-11-13 08:01:25

In the future world, the two feuding dynasty families covet each other. Under the attack of the enemy Baron Harkennan, the Duke of Atridus was robbed of the management ownership of Dune Planet. In the vast desert, almost no one can survive, and water is the greatest wealth bestowed by the...

Shanna 2021-11-13 08:01:25

Author: Pauline Kael / The New Yorker (December 24, 1984)

Proofreading: Onegin

Cassandre 2022-04-20 09:01:35

Extended Edition. A strange sense of reassurance accompanied me after reading it, perhaps because its information density is so low that it can be compared to radio dramas or audiobooks of the same length, so it is extremely useful as a background supplementary slide after the dimension edition. Good choice. And another layer of fun comes from chewing on Alan Smithey's failures in F-rated special effects and a terribly read character's inner drama.

Rachelle 2022-04-21 09:01:46

The quality of the entire movie is actually average, the special effects were very good in those days, and the scenes were grand, and the standard was between the unfinished Star Wars sequels, but it has pitted a lot of film artists, so one star is deducted. To be honest, the level of this film is too much like those bad Hollywood commercials, so that I didn't realize that this thing is the work of David Lynch who made "Eraser Head" at all!