Plus, watch an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip from the DVD out this week.
Frank Herbert’sDuneis well known for its psychedelic philosophy, cosmic world-building, and complicated politics.
The defenders move in sync, wielding their spears like a phalanx formation.
Duncan Idaho (Jason Momoa) proves his worth in ‘Dune’.Chia Bella James/Warner Bros.
“It did play a major part because it’s also something that the audience can then relate to.
It’s something they’ve seen before, consciously or subconsciously.
So I bled that into the storyline, even though it’s a thousand years from now.
We’ve been doing the same with a lot of our battles for the last 3000 years.
Things do evolve the weapons, the armor, the technology but they’re still using swords and spears.
It’s gone full circle in a way.
Villeneuve has compared Idaho to a samuraiin interviews with EW, and Struthers says the parallel was intentional.
It didn’t happen by chance,” Struthers says.
So they just keep coming and coming.
He is the alpha of his fighting style."
“That’s just a personal thing.
Some people don’t care.
That’s a big thing.
Struthers continues, “It’s very much a win-win for cinema.
Or things like that.
That’s how we’ll be remembered: How well we do our job.”
Duneis available on Digital Now and 4K Ultra HD now.
