DUNE 3D
Recommended. This epic adaptation of the novel "Dune" by Frank Herbert is nothing short of spectacular and best appreciated at Imax or at least in 3D since here the depth does enhance the picture. Surrounding sound and unique music by Hans Zimmer let you immerse yourself in the universe. The suns and moons of Arrakis look magnificent. Some weapons, gadgets, aircraft and spacecraft are new to science fiction cinema. The language of the Emperor's planet imitates Amharic, the Fremen's is based on Arabic, the messiah is even dubbed "Mahdi".The plot is lucid even if you haven't read the book. The movie's captivating, builds tension gently and offers one profoundly touching moment. It's easy to feel empowered by the movie. Convincingly acted by Timothée Chalamet in the leading role of Paul Atreides but Oscar Isaac as Leto Atreides makes a lasting impression too. The pleasure lasts 155 minutes, including the end credits with their memorable score. True space opera.
PETIT VAMPIRE (LITTLE VAMPIRE)
Watchable. I didn't quite get the historic opening, it's a mess. The contemporary part makes more sense: the undead creatures have their own outlook, e.g. they cry when monsters are killed in movies. Still, neither the animation nor the action is sophisticated.
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