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<Dune; Part 1>

"Dune" is directed by Danny Villeneuve and stars actor Timothée Chalamet. The plot tells the story of Paul, a bright and talented young man who shoulders a great destiny beyond his understanding and travels to the most dangerous planet in the universe. Facing hostile forces fighting for resources, he must overcome his fear to ensure the continuation of his family's future.

Arlax, the main stage of the "Dune" movie, is a planet entirely covered by desert. The environment is harsh; the weather is hot and dry, the daytime temperature can reach 60 degrees Celsius, and there is an extreme lack of water. Even creatures in the desert can sense vibrations and devour everything. The giant monster sandworm is here, but because it is rich in spices that can inspire the potential of human consciousness and are vital to human knowledge, trade, and survival, it has been a battleground for the military strategists of all significant forces for several generations.

Because a long time ago, humans had a two-century-long Butler’s Holy War with the artificial intelligence they created. This war between humans and machines caused incalculable severe casualties. Since then, humans have explicitly prohibited using artificial intelligence and computers. Everything also changed human civilisation's subsequent development and evolution in "Dune".

Not only has the influence of religion and politics gradually expanded, but without the help of information technology, to solve the many inconveniences of life and avoid crises in super-light space travel, people have begun to improve their abilities and try their best to The method is to surpass the limits by strengthening the mind and body, and this must rely on a mysterious substance called spice.

The creation of spaceships and flying tools generally shows sufficient creativity. Many spaceships can effectively deliver the majesty of super large battleships; an aircraft used on Arrakis has a shape similar to that of a particular insect. Wonderful. I think I was inspired by the level of technological mimicry in the movie, and the clothes and armour worn by the actors all reflect the world view of the wasteland world.

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