Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. Dune already won the Academy Award for Best Cinematography earlier this year. So Greig Fraser will have a big mountain to climb if he wants to surpass his film in Dune: Part Two. Dune’s cinematography played on many old sci-fi aesthetics and successfully created an atmosphere of grandeur and awe without becoming too involved with its CGI. The wide shots and the numerous extras gave the viewer that feeling we’re meant to have in space; that we’re so incredibly small amongst the unfathomably vast universe. And the scope of that camera work reflected the scope of the film. Arguably the biggest space odyssey ever to hit the big screen, it’s important to remember that this was only the first movie. And the sequels will only get bigger from here.

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