DUNE REACTION: Manliest sci fi movies of all time?
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2024
- This video is a Dune reaction and Dune 2 reaction. In this Dune 2 review, we discuss how Dune and Dune 2 are the manliest movies in science fiction. If you enjoy manly movies and science fiction movies, you will love Dune and Dune Part Two!
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Paul is an antihero
yeah i dont judge him man if he's hetero or antihetero or whatever gender so long as he's a good person and stabs enemies with the tooth of a giant worm alien
@@frankdogbelly ??
@@nilox4037 he wouldnt be manly if he was a pantihero
@@frankdogbelly Except...Paul is NOT a good person. He's not even an antihero. He's a villain.
The sequels make this very clear. He's not only a terrible person, he's worse for your (apparent - I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not) audience - he's a _failure._ (Gasp!)
You really should understand a work in its totality before you start talking sh*t like this.
@@squamish4244 its okay to not like Paul, but ya gotta admit he's pretty handsome! sure, he needs more muscle but come on, you might be getting agitated because you think he's so sexy its making you uncomfortable. No judgement here! you can have a man-crush on Timothy Chalmet and we still think you're manly!
I cannot agree more. Guess what, I am 54.
thx Mauricio! yes Gen X is the best generation, Dune is the best sci fi movie, and donuts are best in milk! thx for liking/subscribing!
Hey Frank I’m a woman in my 70s. A Boomer and I grew up watching the Outer Limits, Star Trek, The Twilight Zone and for someone who wasn’t a big reader Dune just captivated me. To me Denis Villeneuve was the perfect director and spot on with capturing the story on so many levels. He deserves those Oscars.
I happy to be a woman and love Syfy. Tolkien, The Sandman and I’ll never forget the first time I saw the Fith Element in an adult comic book. I also just saw an obituary for a woman in her 80’s who was one of the first women comic book writers, Trina Robbins. See we are out there and sometimes boldly go where no man has gone before. 😉
thx for this reply! while i still say sci-fi started as a mostly-male-audience genre, plenty of women like yourself had the courage and great taste to enjoy it. yup, i used to watch 'twilight zone' reruns when i was a kid, back when we had reruns! if i can suggest a female writer/director in our current times. Misha Green created a TV show on HBO called 'Lovecraft Country' based on a novel - which some call cosmic horror, others say straight up horror-- i say sci fi, its Lovecraft. anyways, it has the smarts of classic twilight zone, highly reccomend!!!
Zardoz is the manliest sci-fi film
Zardoz! Sean Connery wearing a bikini and thigh high boots! A giant statue of a god's head vomits out guns for everyone to shoot each other! Might have to actually make a video on that one, thx for reminding me.
funny video but needs to talk about Duncan Idaho
ah true should have included Duncan was a badass who was a sword master and made the ultimate sacrifice by shaving his beard so he could wear a facemask
Please tell me this video is sarcasm😅.
I just heard someone accurately call the final fight the twink battle😅.
anyone with a sharp knife can be dangerous! google lorena bobbit
@@frankdogbelly Lorena Bobbitt's knife skills are the stuff of legend. 😅. BTW, bobbitting is more common than you think, world over. Very common in my country.
Meanwhile, I am curious. Is your video satire, or is manliness something you are discussing in earnest?
@@politereminder6284 glad you asked - this video and this channel is MOSTLY to make people laugh. that said, there is always a hint of truth in comedy, and here in the USA there has been a lot of anger/confusion about masculinity, so i'm trying to share my opinion that there's nothing wrong with being a man, and that its okay men and women like different things. i'm sure 'Barbie' is a well-made & clever film, but i just have no interest in watching it. i like to watch movies where men do dangerous and violent things, but in real life, i take pride in being a peaceful and friendly guy. unfortunately, there are social media 'guru' types who seem to promote being mean to women or think that manliness means being selfish and shitty, and some young men (sadly) take that advice. if i can offer my humble opinion on what being a man is all about, i would say treating yourself and others with respect, not complaining, and enjoying life no matter what's going on. i'm getting old, and i used to be angry as a young man, what a waste of time! but i never want to preach, so i wrap my thoughts in jokes.
@@frankdogbelly Wow! Thank you for your honest and humble answer. Keep doing what you do. We need more reasonable voices in a space which has been filled with caricatures of masculinity.
I'm all for healthy masculinity. I'm all for masculinity that is directed towards building a better society, and towards making men feel genuinely good about being men in a way that brings good and not harm 👍.
@@politereminder6284 thx bro. most men in the world - like me and you - are good people. its up to us to share our knowledge without trying to lecture, so those that are young or confused get the right message and direction.
Definitely not even top 10 manliest. Kind of beta tbh. Still a great film.
not even top 10 c'mon bro. ya cant drop a statement like that and not provide examples, what movies on yer list that this one aint even on it
@@frankdogbelly Predator, Bladerunner, Judge Dredd, and so many others all spring to mind. Paul is in his feelings half of this movie. lol
@@marcoslopez127 ah all great suggestions ! manliness achievement unlocked !
@@frankdogbelly And don't get me wrong. I love Dune 2. Just don't know that I would categorize Paul as manly, not to be confused with him not being cool. I find him to be a cool character.
@@marcoslopez127 brother i loved the way you simply mentioned he was all stuck in his own feelings--- precisely why i left Jon Snow off my list of manliest GOT characters-- and then you mentioned a couple films where the protagonist simply set out to get the job done, no matter how it affected it him personally. im mostly a smartass, as i like to make people laugh, but i love when someone makes a new point. 100% sincere when i say you get a man card issued!