The Horror Of Dune's Spaceships
Support Me On Patreon: / theartofstorytelling The Heighliner from Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" films is just so striking, I had to do a deep dive. I'm currently reading Frank Herbert's novels, and I'm struck by what a strange and complicated world he created. So I have huge respect for how difficult it is to bring to the big screen. I think the design choices of this particular vessel are most interesting of all, and reveal much about Villeneuve's philosophy in bringing Herbert's world to the big screen. I think this movie crosses the border a little into the horror genre with some of its design choices. --- Features concept art by Steve Burg: https://steveburg.artstation.com/proj... --- #dune #videoessay #filmanalysis #sciencefiction
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