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He is eventually arrested for retaining the word "God" in a poem because he can think of no other rhyme. The Woman With Sandy Hair. A colleague of Winston's whose job it is to delete the names of persons who are vaporized. A bureaucrat who converses with Julia in duckspeak in the canteen at the Ministry of Truth. Winston's wife. Orthodox and unimaginative, she considers it their duty to the Party to bear children, and leaves him when their efforts to conceive end in failure.
Winston once considered murdering Katharine during a nature walk, but decides not to act on the opportunity. O'Brien's servant. Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford. Formerly prominent Party leaders accused of traitorous activities. He also briefly possesses photographic evidence of their innocence. A starving prisoner at the Ministry of Love who falsely incriminates others in order to avoid being taken to the dreaded Room A fat, chinless man who offers a crust of bread to the starving skull-faced man and is beaten by guards.
An incoherent, drunken old man whom Winston questions about the quality of life before the Revolution. A saint-like woman who became depressed after her husband's disappearance. Connections Edited into Destination Dune User reviews Review. Top review. Dune's Devil in David's Details. My review covers both versions of Dune, the 2 hour release and the extended 3 hour "Smithee" version aired on television. The first cut of the film was over four hours long, but there was never any intention to release this, and Lynch himself shot scenes which consolidated the final product into a more manageable length.
Allen Smithee, a protest pseudonym adopted by Lynch when he disassociated himself with the 3 hour version of this film, is also alluded to in Lynch's latest film - Inland Empire. A portion of a film studio in Inland Empire is "Smithee's Room" - a metaphorical insight into Lynch's feelings about Dune, and studio-controlled film-making in general.
Although I am very interested in Lynch's films and other projects, I am evaluating this solely from my own perspective. Despite the great director's poor opinion of this film, I enjoyed it and it is one of my favorite sci-fi films. Frank Herbert, author of the novel upon which it is based, approved the theatrical version, but he had the benefit of knowing what he was going to see.
If you haven't read the book, these films can be somewhat difficult to understand. And if you come to the experience expecting something like Star Wars, you should probably find something else to do. The soundtrack is repetitive and only interesting the first time you hear the film's major theme the Eno composition. The use of rock orchestration simply does not work in this film.
Happily, Lynch learned from the experience and used rock instrumentation beautifully in later films especially Wild at Heart and Lost Highway. The camera work is generally less inspired than the rest of Lynch's portfolio. There are occasional visually striking scenes which will remind you of the film's origin, but there are too many static shots - especially during the action scenes.
The soundtrack is easy to explain - like the inclusion of Sting in the cast - this is a marketing move by the production company, not a creative choice of the director. The camera work is much less easily explained. Perhaps Lynch was asked to avoid doing anything surreal or bizarre with this film sort of like asking Groucho Marx to avoid being funny , or the studio was trying to appeal to fans of Star Wars by simplifying and sterilizing its story.
The recently released special edition DVD reveals some very interesting aspects of the production. Lynch's influence, not surprisingly, is best explored in the short documentary concerning the film's design.
This spilled over quite naturally into costume design. The sets and costumes used in this film are really spectacular. The special effects, often derided by contemporary viewers, required a great deal more effort that the synthetic art of today's computerized extravaganzas and, the documentary concerning their production on the DVD is also appropriately respectful. What you will see is an intense visualization of several, fully realized alien cultures whose art, architecture and general heritage are as well realized, if not more so, than in Herbert's epic novel.
To fully appreciate this, don't just check out the extras on the DVD, turn down the sound and just watch the sets, costumes, and effects move through each scenes. The intelligence ship, well-marked as an American vessel and only lightly armed, was attacked first by Israeli aircraft that fired napalm and rockets Sign up now to learn about This Day in History straight from your inbox.
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