Dune - Paul Muad'Dib vs Feyd Rautha [HD]
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- Dune Scene Stars: Kyle MacLachlan, Sting, José Ferrer, Siân Phillips, Virginia Madsen, Francesca Annis, Sean Young, Freddie Jones, Jack Nance, Patrick Stewart, Scott Price, Molly Wryn, Judd Omen, Honorato Magaloni, Danny Corkill Director: David Lynch Writers: Frank Herbert, David Lynch Producer: Raffaella De Laurentiis Music: TOTO Production: Dino De Laurentiis Company, Estudios Churubusco Azteca S.A. Distributon: Universal Pictures Released: 1984
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What I learned from watching this, Patrick Stewart has been old for 4 decades.
Similar to Morgan Freeman.
and NO HAIR
It’s something that trips me out watching this movie
You didn't watch Excalibur (1981)? Almost five decades
...😂
😂😂💀
I love that Paul's army already have drummers standing by for the duel.
TOTO fremen
In the book the drums were made from human skin.
Is one of those drummers Michael Bolton? The resemblance is uncanny.
Is one of those drummers Michael Bolton? The resemblance is uncanny.
@@OCinneidethey recycle their own piss for water. Their life is Bear Grylls out there.
I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid. Fun fact: They handed out these tiny dictionaries that explained things like the Gom Jabbar and the Kwisatz Haderach. I wish I kept it.
omg how do i get one??
@@SuperRobertoClemente Last pages of the book I believe
I didn't get one of those. I saw it in the theater back then.
I saw in the threatre as well when this came out I was about 10 or so -- I never got a dictionary tho :[
I wonder how folk could read in a dark theatre
Paul using the voice on the reverend mother on Dune 2 was just insane!
Favorite moment to me
Dude I know…everyone (including me) in my IMAX screening shuddered.
yup! Pretty sure it happens in the book too :-) I swear though the film after Pauls' Water of Life, Timothee was superb. It's nice to see Paul develop in what he will become known for in the future and Timothee did it brilliantly!
Bro you're such a spoiler! *sarcasm*
@@adeleofficialtrailer though lol
In Dune 2, Paul challenges the emperor and Feyd raises as his champion. Here Paul's just like "oh, a Harkonnen. Give him a blade so I can kick his ass in front of everyone" lol.
This is funny lol.
bcs this is actually what happened in the book. Never did paul challenged the emperor and feyd raises as his champion. Paul was just discussing terms with the empereor and when the empreor discusses with the revered mother, gurney said oh look there's a harkonen amongst them let me kill him then feyd says that paul is a pussy for letting his henchmen fight him and paul was triggered by it, so he challenges feyd to a fight.
@@silvestermrina7365this was what was wirtten in the book tho
Lol yeah....even with this being the single redeeming scene of this debaukle....the Villaneu version DESTROYS this one.....lol
I'm a hard-core fan of the books I never thought id ever see it come but I gotta say the day has finally arisen in which the deepest and most intellectually challenging scfi series out there has been given its due. More so. While not adhering to the book Canon down to the letter, these two adaptations of the first in Herberts OG series pass the muster....
.... save for the posthumous stuff this series is just stellar . forget Brian Herbert and all hes written its cheesy and doesnt vibe with his dad's original message and tone....so maybe I'm bias.....
....but I loved these new movies...They are enthralling and the second part is masterpiece. The first is an instant classic in my book.
.....Scfi wise they will be counted on the G.O.A.T short list for SCFI in film, imo.
..... having a timeless msg and adhering to human nature in the most realistic way imo out of any other franchise movie or book...Foundation bores me to tears.....I'm a fan nowadays of Non Fiction history and astronomy, astro physics if im reading fiction its to reread Dune, ASIAF,Wolf Hall,Anne Rice Vampire Series so idk about new scfi but Dune was rlly only scfi that ever was interesting to me when it comes to written word but still SO MUCH CREDIT IS DUE TO HERBERT Dune makes Star Wars seem childish, Foundation seem like unnecessary drudgery having to read such boring prose if not unbelievable as well in comparison and dont get me started on Harry Potter .....adults are speaking please leave the room lol.....
@@darthvaderskywalker7657 That's pretty cartoonish.. the movie version is a lot better
I’m sure this movie was good for its time but after watching the new Dune Part 2 it’s crazy how far production has come
They also made it on a tiny budget.
@@ThePmcderm91 At the time, it was one of the most expensive movies ever.
Bro I was just thinking that
It wasn’t good for its time, even David lynch admits he is disappointed by his own movie
40 years is a long time. Dune in 1984 looked great compared to a sci-fi films like Flash Gordon from the 1940s.
I always find it hilarious when Sting randomly shows up in movies and... it's always great haha.
It wasn't random. He was the nephew the whole movie
Yeah it's not exactly like Sting suddenly appears in that only scene right at the end lol
He was actually quite a draw when the movie was released., if I remember correctly.
@@LordTalax he has like 30 sec of screentime before this final scene (he appears more in the deleted scenes)
Hes very good lol
Paul using the voice on the reverend mother is so amazing. I can’t wait to see this whole scene played out in the new movie.
Is this scene also in the novel?
@@분노한마법사 yes
Fr fr
Its a nice turn end, the reverend mother dominates Paul with her voice only to get dominated by the same with the voice. Its like poetry it repeats itself.
@@분노한마법사The fight scene is highly accurate to the book too
@@Assadul-Naml She knew what he could become in the beginning and still made him her enemy. The whole sisterhood hated and feared what Paul is for good reason, yet still instead of trying to help she tried to dominate him and here he gets his revenge showing her his voice is much more powerful.
The male urge to face your enemies in one to one melee combat
It's our biggest and easily exposed flaw.
@@5ch3nk Is it, or is it better for two men to fight and kill each other than thousands?
Tbh I think if world leaders could have just settled things in boxing ring between themselves rather than sacrificing civilians and army of thousands the world would be happier
@@benjenstarkklike Rocky and Drago did!
@@benjenstarkk You so SMART!
Sting is a big fan of the novel. He was willing to play as anyone in the movie.
Thought so ,
And that's called dedication
Right down to what messer Sumner called 'the flying underpants', wearing what looked like a diaper with wings
4:07 They used a bowling ball striking pins for this SFX. Listen and you'll never be able to unhear it.
They did the same thing in the Matrix 2, when Neo throws Smith into a bunch of Smiths
Strike!
@@ingolfringolfrson1577 yeah but that was on purpose. Satire.
LMFAO!
😂
Anything better than an irate Patrick Stewart yelling " he is an Harkonnen animal!" Absolutely love it 😊
He is legend-The boy drew the sword. If a boy has been chosen, a boy shall be King!
I feel like saying that Patrick Steward 1.) Made this feel a bit like Star Trek. (Not a bad thing, its philosophical contrast to Dune is actually important.) 2.) Still feels both in character and on brand for him because of the things from his real life past and the fact that I feel that this IS something that Captain Prichard would in fact say. Also, I feel that he practically kills any role he’s in.
and being completely ignored lol
@@silversolitaire1519 Star Trek is ideological tripe. Don't know why out of all people nerds fell for it - one would expect them to prefer more coherent conflict resolution.
let me please my lord
This movie kicked so much ass. I remember my dad yelling at my brother and I for trying to get on to roof the same way they got on the sandworms.
You know they are finishing production on a brand new DUNE?
How did getting the house to role over go?
@@anthonytriff9167 yeah, but it's not looking all to promising cause they're doing gender swaps and shit like that. They just can't leave things alone
Arthur Morgan hahaha bravo
@@AbysmalRapture If you SERIOUSLY have an issue with the WHOLE upcoming DUNE due to a single character being gender swapped, you are too shallow to be a true sci-fi scholar.
Come on; a -single- swapped character is not going to shatter the experience of DUNE.
Get real.
To the ones like me who read the book and was able to witness both movies from the different production eras, we are the blessed ones.
I love how Paul's powers literally reach across so much distance to people, but his weapon of choice is a knife. Having thr power to end someone at a distance but choosing to show your power in such close quarters is what a reap Aristocrat should strive towards.
That’s how he won the respect of the Fremen
Speaking of knives, the Emperor's blade is clearly ceremonial. Look at the handle. That grip is flat, not rounded. If by some accident you hit a solid object with the tip of the blade, you would at least tear up your hand.
real aristocrats shouldn't exist
My father named me Paul and even tried to convince mom to make my middle name Muad'Dib
Remi ohh no 😂😂😂
Well my mother wanted to call me Merlin and they settled for Arthur. Good thing we have two parents 🤣
You will always be known as Paul-Muad'Dib to me.
May we call you Usul?
Friend of mind managed to name his kid "Jack Burton" 😂🤣
Pretty excited to see how they do this in the new movie. I was impressed by how grounded the Paul V Jamis fight was in Part One, how they managed to cut out the unneccessary stuff but still show the _spirit_ of the fight, in a believable way with modern martial arts (looked like Kali). This was one of Paul's toughest fights in the books; he's going up against someone who's been trained their entire life, just like him and it wasn't a forgone conclusion that he'd win
they are making Feyd Rautha as ugly as Glossu Rabban and the Baron. They are seemingly missing the point of his existence- to be superficially beautiful and charming ,the intended father of the Kwisatz Haderach.
@@SantomPh I dont think Austin Butler is ugly tho, lol
@@deeptobhattacharyya3249
But they turned Butler into a young Nosferatu lookalike, bald and eyebrowless
@@SantomPh just cause he’s bald doesn’t mean he’s ugly lol compared to most of the other harkonnens he’s a Greek god
@@Gaia_Seraphina lol bald doesn't mean ugly wtf. they're clearly going for a super clean and perfect look with butler
Sting and Kyle McLachlan were amazing
hopefully Timothee Chalamet and Austin Butler will do just as good.
@@marlonclark-pp9wg And they did
Nah, only Sting
"Steve why are you packing a drumset?"
"Trust me"
Whos here after watching Dune part 2?
Me the new one made me wanna watch the old one for some reason. The old one looks kinda interesting tbh whereas before it didn't. I haven't seen the old one
@@mcdude9578 I watch Dune 2 in 4DX where the chairs move and spray water and all of that. Riding the sand worm is the best.
Hahaha, quite right !
***spoiler****
For sure, was anyone else surprised/disappointed that Paul gets stabbed in the new one??? Kinda feel like they made him look weak. 😐
Alta película papá! Puedo morir en paz luego de haberla visto
"Usul no longer needs the weirding module..." best one liner ever!
I've remembered it for decades.
Poor Sting....now he walks through fields of gold..
The final blow of this duel. It looks like it must really…Sting 😏
i dont get it. someone really shouldve called the police before the fight.
@@pfunk420d paul was probably thinking 'that was your fatal mistake... shouldn't have stood so close to me'
@@oldfrend With his capability of harmfully projecting his voice (to some, at least), Paul perhaps should have sternly and forcefully declared to Feyd-Rautha: "Don't stand so close to me".
Or someone should be sending out an SOS
Cool pic dude stay Good ya here.
Still one of my favourite all time cinematic moments when he smashes Fayed into the ground and breaks it with his voice. It so anime and all the actors show such impactful fear without saying a word.
I'm hoping they have a modern equivalent in Dune 2 🙏
Paul’s still human
@@thebcwonder4850 He is not but ok XD Fayd was ONLY able to keep up as all he did through his ENTIRE LIFE was fighting, nothing else. So he basicaly had at least 10 years above Paul in that fight, no matter who trained him and all. Paul was a rookie, barely 19 years old at this point. Fayd was a veteran fighter, a swordmaster i would dare say, and they are the best of the best. Paul should have died there no problem but he totaly SMASHED (duh XD) him into the ground.
That end, the sheer immediacy in satisfaction. The desire to completely annihilate your enemy, with extreme prejudice, such that even their soul ceases to be, is demonstrated so effectively. It's fantastically rendered.
The way he says Muad'Dib at the end cracks me up! Like Bill and Ted saying Not Bad!! :D
Stilgar got pretty turned on
STILGAR: "Muad'dib!"
FEDAYKIN: "Usul no longer needs the weirding module..."
That shit cracks me up every time 😂
Seriously...saying "Muad'dib" sounds like he meant "Yo, chill my man" 😂
Lol true @@mayankexodus
So, it is a "weirding" module... I don't know for the books, but in Lynch's movie, the device was translated as a "weird" or "strange" module in my language, at best a "bewildering"_and certainly not a "bewitching"_ module.
@@rjbmarchiac8693 , that's interesting. What is your language? So, there is no "weirding module" in the book. In the book the "weirding way" is like... a fighting system? A way to fight? I think it's too simple to call it a martial art, but yeah, if you know how to do it, it makes you ultra-lethal. But you never quite know what it really means in the book.
@@skreeeboy It's "modules étranges" in French in the movie. What about the scene and dialogues when Dr. traitor destroys said modules just before the Harkonnen attack Araki?
The best part of this scene was 4:08. I don't care if that was a Lynch invention. It shows Paul could have killed Feyd or anyone else in that room in an instant, but he intentionally chose not to and went through the dagger formality anyway.
Yeah, but it's better in the book. In the book there was a word that Fenring's wife implants in Feyd when she screws him (yeah, that bloodline isn't lost here with his death), that Paul can say to paralyze Feyd for a split second. He knows he can cheat in the book. Instead, he shouts "I will not say it!" which ironically has the same effect. It's so strange and catches Feyd off guard that he goes slack and Paul kills him.
@@harrisonreed8718 im pretty sure he doesnt go limp. The hidden blade in his belt gets stuck in the floor
He is the Dovahkin Fus Ro Dah 😂
I'm sorry but the strike of bowling sound effect just kills me 😂
@@medou2161 also its just not how the voice works lol
Sting is clearly having way too much fun with his character. 🙂
No one enjoyed this movie more than Sting did.
Lol! I always crack up at the way Stilgar says Muad’dib. He says it like Austin Powers says “Oh, behave” or the way Kenneth Williams would say “Oh, Matron” in the Carry On films 😂
Sting looks like a lit match with that hair....
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Many things to be said about this movie. I really liked the work Toto did on the sound track. They surely were not a typical rock band.
I still prefer Brian Eno's Prophecy Theme for the movie 😀
It's actually the heads of two houses fighting each other here - Paul has been the new Duke Atreides since his father died and Feyd is the present Baron Harkonnen, als Validimir died in the previous scene. Paul here effectively ends House Harkonnen.
He actually leads House Harkonnen as he is also of Harkonnen blood. His mother Lady Jessica is Harkonnen
If only he'd foreseen the whole possession thing with Alia. Could have killed her as well and ended it all right there.
Paul was meant to be born a woman and marry Feyd. Their child was to unite the Harkonnens and Atreides and was to be the Kwisatz Haderach.
@@sinfulkivisian20 even better, Mohiam is his grandma. She did hell of a job seducing the Baron who's clearly into boys
@@nerthus4685 their son would be
They kept the “pet” part in Dune 2 😂 love it
This is a line from the book
@@Dear1Stupit1Dog They made a companion book for the Dune (1984) movie!?
@@ulyx9804 good one
"Who's the pet?"
*Feyd Rautha (Austin Butler)*
@@milutinstankovic4638 ""Who's the pet?"
Feyd Rautha (Austin Butler)"
@milutinstankovic4638
Best version
very thoughtful of the Fremen to bring their band with them.
They’re high on spice all the time. No wonder they knew what would happen.
How else was Sting gonna do his latest number?
The spice must flow
into the nostrils
Fremen Band of War
At the 4:15 mark, the way he says "Muad'Dib" feels like a placeholder for really wanting to say "daaaaaayyyyyyyyaaaaaammmmmnnnnn"
lol u rite!
Muad'DAYUUUUM NIGGUIHHHHHH
That's the most homoerotic Muad'Dib I've ever heard.
@@sesanti That's what I was thinking too...his voice was saying "Muad'Dib, you stud!" lol
Literally said dayummm when Paul did the finishing blow with the voice 😂
A different type of Sci Fi, and I loved every bit of it.
"Sting was stung, somebody call the Police."
I came here after watching this very scene in dune part 2. Thank you, Dennis.
I love the delivery of every line in this scene.
The Dune universe is so interesting. This movie did miracle when it come to world building and atmospheric.
I think that's the best you can hope for with long, complex books.
It Fully Absorbs its viewer
Not sure if I would say miracle... it's kind of stilted, especially compared to Lynch's other films. I'm not sure Lynch was able to match his surrealist horror to sci-fi, as much as I would love to see that movie of my dreams.
@@SuperRobertoClemente I agree, the movie is a bit of a mess. But having seen the new version I can definitely appreciate the weird and wonderful quality of the visuals, sets and costumes. Lynch definitely brought a very unique vision to the film even if he couldn't quite pull off the epic scope of the narrative.
World building and character building.
Picard and his weird holo-roman programs
Holy Crap! I could totally see Picard doing something like this!
Hahahahah
That's it! Dune is just one of Picard's holo-deck adventures!
@@stephenkenney8290 not likely. More likely he is trapped in one of Barkley's insane programs.
Exactly. This is just Picard's fanfiction. "Computer I want to see the Singer from The Police fight Agent Cooper"..."Uhm sure...you're the Captain I guess"
let's face it, Kyle Mac is always great, and Sting is fabulous here. Love the new DV film more though.
Now I understand why it took so long for any studio to make another Dune.
Such a weird movie. They did a great job with it, but the story is so huge and diverse it’s hard to put it all into a single movie.
Its the Future and hunanitys passt in GoT style mashup. I agree with you
For what they had work with at the time, they did an awesome job.
They packed a lot of it in, not to mention a 2hr movie from 1984 is a long runtime for movies of that era.
Needs a series like GOT
Well you might be glad that apperantly the upcoming adaption of this movie is split into two movies and it has some well known stars in the cast too.
The sets and costumes in this film are great.
absolutely. love the blue eyes/glow here too
The way he says, "I will kill him!" reminds me so much of Zod's "I will find him!" in Man of Steel. Probably just a coincidence.
My dad was a big fan of Dune when he was a young man reading the books when this movie came out he couldn't go see it in theatres so he bought the movie and came home to watch it. Needless to say, I was way too young to watch it but I did and when it came to that part of the movie, even the small child brain in me said that he wouldn't win.
Totally agree with you. I think of Sting in this scene every time hear Zod say I will find him....
There's no coincidences in life. Hopefully you find the connection.
I wonder if Michael Shannon took inspiration from this
Can't unsee Zod here as well.
After watching Part Two, its truly a masterpiece of its own. 1984 Dune retains a much classic theatrical adaptation and matching the books, while the 2024 Dune is much more on a grander scale aided by technology that was unavailable previously. While i say the 1984 portrays a much more bizarre and sometimes unpleasant direction, i feel the script, dialogue, and masterful prop and art direction helped immensely considering the time back then. 2024 tops all adaptations and so far my best movie of the year where i would watch it multiple times. Yet the 1984 serves as an inspiration and in my opinion should be considered as a classic of Sci-fi movies
not the best movie of all time but pretty great I agree, overrated perhaps
what's your favorite ever sci - fi movie?
@@jui20oct lord of the rings
@@ald3161 mf he said sci fi LOTR is fantasy.
@@henrydikes6704 my bad dog
Man the new version started a whole new era in cinematography.
Paul: Shut up shaddam
Emperor: How dare you speak to m-
Spacing guild: Yeah shut up Shaddam
Gurney: shut up weasly
Paul: Shut up Gaius
Gaius: No you-
Paul: *SHUT UP GAIUS*
Shaddam Hushein
Paul: Shut up Mohiam
Reverend Mother Mohiam: No you shut u-
Paul: *NO YOU SHUT UP!!*
What's even cooler is in the books, it is more understood why the spacing guild tells him not to speak, and why Mohaim told Paul the same thing. They are prescient too, in the future they want certain things cant be said/done. So when a character speaks, it is LITERALLY altering the future. Its pretty cool, and I hope Villeneuve can figure out how to implement that.
"This is a Harkonnen Animal! Let ME! Please my Lord!"
Love Patrick Stewart! :)
Who else is here after watching the absolute masterpiece that was Dune 2
It was a good movie, but a masterpiece? hardly.
@@pillepolle3122SILENCE
@@pillepolle3122 You lack taste my friend
@@BenAri18 he's not wrong. Film was well made and entertaining to watch. But now... reading the books I understand.
Some things needed to be squished in - inevitable consequence of adapting a book, but things like the almost non existing chemistry between Zendaya and Tim... Most likely because she is not a good actor and Tim is picking up the pace, he did good. Bardem was entertaining and did extremely well playing this character, Stilgar is really likeable dad figure type of character. I wished to see more scenes with him and the overall ark felt a bit rushed towards the end of the movie. Especially the indoctrination by his mother in order to bend the believes and seek Pol as their leader and almost a god like figure.
@@desireless4092can we juge the movie on its own without the damn book please.
It’s crazy to see how cinematography has evolved. And writing too, writers trust their audiences more so no need of explanations
The thing I love is when you compare this to the scene with Paul meeting his teachers- how boyish he is in that and then compare it to how dominating he is coming into the centre of the universe powers. I love also how he shows his grudge of the dom jabbar to the Bene Mother.
Yeah, I like how he’s like “I didn’t forget about that!!🔥”
Dune 1984, still gorgeous as ever.
The sets in this movie were beautiful
I have to say, having just today watched Dune 2 at the Imax, and having loved it, this scene by Lynch still delivers. Different, of course, but that little quote from Paul about bending like a reed, and the grisliness of Feyd’s death are very effective.
Whether this weirding module stuff was in the book or not.....his ability to shatter the floor without the module makes Paul really look like the universe's supreme being.
Just came back watching dune part 2 2024, Man the difference is amazing
Man *what* ??
@@McLarenMercedeswhat was confusing about what he said
Yeah this Dune is far superior in casting, acting , score and emotion.
Honestly, I think this version did a better job than DUNC with this scene. Feyd-Rautha is more maniacal, the Emperor is more indignant, Paul has cooler lines, the knife fight has better practical choreography.
"Try looking into that place where you dare not look. You will find me there staring back at you."
That line alone is pure gold. I don't even think it's from the book.
*edit
Apparently that line is straight from the book.
one of my favorite lines in the book, idk if id go as far as you but I was definitely pissed that line wasnt in the new one
Agent Coop vs Sting...this was badass
es wird nie einen bessern Dune geben... beste besetzung best ever
I saw this in the theater. The sound went out when the sand dildoes surfaced. It eventually came back. Like Paul, I whispered to myself, "I will sit through this movie, because I paid for it." Weirding Modules killed it for me.
The Giger-designed sets were semi-redeeming. I walked the wrong timeline, and I can still remember exactly which theater I was at, and where I sat. Trauma makes memories more vivid.
When he shattered both the ground and Feyd with his shout at the end.................I was like HOLY SHIT.
I always wondered what he said? When he turned him to mush. Even the script doesn’t say.
@@Coop8541ThirdWatch, Fus'Ro'Dah! 😋
much more badass ending kill here than in Dune part 2.... also, less diversity in this Dune movie too, heh
@@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev…and we know what loser studio to never play a game from.
yea the actress they got to play chani is hard to look at @@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev
You already killed the guy Paul, you didn’t have to yell at him and crack the floor😢
I’ve seen this movie at least 100 times. It’s one of my all time favorites.
100 times? That's a bit insane.
Its incredible how much better this is than the new one.
How in any way is this shit show of a film better 😂
Though it deviates from the book, that moment of Paul using the power of his voice to break Feyd and the ground around him is still impressive. The acting, as the other characters watch it and step back with disturbed expressions... well done.
What did Paul say at the end?
"Don't stand so close to me".
@Miguel Costa Bad thing is in the remake they are probably gonna have Chani fight him and kill him for feminist sake.
@@Batman12810 Or even worse, they are going to make his little sister a transgender, and then make him/her do for the freedome of all abominities. Fucking world.
@@airnidzo Oh yeah the transgender agenda. Like when Kylo's masculine energy is absorbed into Rey and Rey becomes a gender neutral saviour. But most Hollywood Sci-Fi is occult, it's always been pushing the agendas, only now it's far more overt
@@sjames5027 You speak wisdom. But, in truth, the entirety of the world revolves around trending pop. Always did. The sad part is that shit came up top somehow, and its the main demand these days. Its a paradox thats been around for ages. We just need to keep in mind whats right and whats wrong. Atleast the few of us.
Nikola Milovanvic What's trending is dictated by the Elite, not the masses. The occult message has always been there, it was just more subtle in the past. Look at some early movies like "Splash", about a very masculine "woman", Daryl Hannah, Trans-forming. Or here with Dune, Paul is in a universe divided between the feminine and masculine forces of the sisterhood and the spacing guild, through this symbolism gender is portrayed as the source of all conflict and division. Paul was meant to be born a woman but he's a man by the decision of his witch mother. He becomes a super being who brings peace to the universe when he blends the feminine "Water of Life" with his masculine energy and becomes superior to all women and men. The gender neutral being portrayed as superior. Paul is literally portrayed as "bringing balance to the force", because that's what the force is in Star Wars, Yin and Yang, male and female, the gender neutral agenda. When you balance the forces you neutralise them.
Shall we dance, cousin?
May thy knife shatter and chip!
Respect to Lynch, he tried doing something spectacular with the limited effects at the time.
yeah. The amount of criticism thsi movie get...
I can’t stop watching this it’s so funny
Just finished Dune 2 earlier today, now doing my “I’m really into this thing now, let me nerd out with it for a few days” digging. & I have to say, this & the SILENCE scene makes this version look like a watch
The bit where he bites Paul's finger always made me laugh. Oh those wacky Harkonnens
Raauuuthaaaa...you don't have to wear that red hair tonight
Epic
Ha!
Policed
Caught me off guard with that, fucking hilarious.
Stab Paul for money, you don't care if it's wrong or if it is right..........Raauuthaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!
I don’t know if it’s the camera angles or the sound or just everything but there is a very unique tone in this movie you don’t get much now a days.
Thank God
David lynch difference
The Fremen: "Hey, we need to play some drums here." Paul: "Excuse me? I'm trying to fight a Harkonnen. Can you not?"
Frank Herbert - A true visionary. The film is truly Great, But the book, well, that is just fantastic.
Best ‘Finish Him’ ever
Jack Nance's expressions in this scene are golden
まぁ作品はこけましたがスティングさんの最高の見せ場でした。
カイルマクラクランさんも珍しいアクションシーンでした。
リメイク版DUNEの公開が楽しみですね❣️
Watching Sting play Feyd is just the best.
As much as I love the Villeneuve movies: there was a kind of goofy epicness in Lynchs version, that I secretly miss
this movie looks like garbage 😭
I laughed out loud at this. It was completely ridiculous. It was like a first grader's art project compared to the new movie.
@@thefryinallofus Only looks ridiculous when younger people look back - and I get it. To those who grew up in the time it was like every other sci-fi movie.
@@daddystu7046Wasn't the movie panned when it came out? The writing and editing seems bad IMO. Look, I have nothing against people who enjoy campy scifi like old star trek, but it's not for me. I'm just glad we're getting new adaptations! The new movies are pretty fantastic.
@@thefryinallofus It's understandable that younger generations prefer the movies of their time. So many remakes though - it's like they've run out of ideas. I'm a trekkie btw - you just insulted me on a deeply personal level :)
"Retreat! We are no match for Sting!"
Ha. I see what you did there.
One of my favorite movies. Ever.
i can watch this movie over and over =/
i have been doing that since it was first released. And believe me, many people hated it and were so confused trying to follow the story.
I love this whole film. as a kid and now as an adult.
Dune was and is a classic.
This is a Great Classic my friends. Without Doubt. Thanks.
Say what you want about how great the new Dune movie is, but this is believably Paul Atreides
I don't know, for me, the new Paul is better. This Paul looks bit old
2021 Paul: yeah, this dude is too old.
2021 Glossu: he’s not a dude; you’re a dude. This… this is a MAN.
New Dune movie has great cgi, but also some added agenda and changes that make all that effort and cgi pointless.
@@hansolo1571 wtf are you talking about
@@joosoo he’s mad that minorities exist
Dialogue and fight choreography wise, I think 1985 is more closer to the book than 2024 in this last scene. But at the same time, 2024 was fucking amazing, especially in IMAX. That “SILENCE” was something you could feel in your bones.
At first, I disliked the fight choreography happened in 2024, but overtime I came to love it because it sorta mirrored Paul and Gurney’s sparring in part one.
the youtube gods have brought me here and I've heard things about this version, but this version has a certain charm. It makes me wanna watch the rest.
People can criticize as much as they want for stuff being cheesy, but attention David Lynch paid to details from book is astonishing. Even such little details as Reverent Mother Mohiam having metal teeth. Everything mostly goes beat by beat as in the book, only with fluff being cut away.
Lynch wasn't faithful to the book spirit at all. It actually betrays it in many important places, such as the messiah theme. And on a more superficial level, what about these dumb weirding modules?
@@Infiny92 I mean you can take them away from the movie and barely anything will change. I'll be honest with you - I forgot those were in the movie. If anything it seems like Lynch just decided to add it either for flavour, or decided weirding way won't translate best into the movie, but still wanted to include it.
Messianic theme - you are talking about rain literally falling in the ending, right? Yeah, I do think it was too on the nose, but probably also in line how most movies were made back in the day. Also if we take only original Dune book into consideration - said messianic theme is much more ambigious. Missionaria Protectiva is mentioned but at the end of the day Paul does fill the prophercy almost to the letter and if I remember correctly it was never implied he did it out of opportunism - it was indeed - according to his visions best way to move forward.
Later books added golden path and made whole messianic theme much more of a bad thing which was voiced by Stilgar's thoughts when he doubted Paul in Dune's Messiah and in the end started to really despise new way of life Paul introduced Fremen to in Children of Dune, but I do not remember him being critical of Paul in first book, so correct me if I am wrong.
Also it seems Denis Villeneuve is going into similliar direction if we judge it based on trailers for second part. Sure, Chani seems to be doubtful there but there is a feel of cautious optimism regarding Pauls actions and Arrakis future.
If I remember correctly Paul destroyed Feyd's soul with that shout at the end.
Do not mess with the Kwisatz Haderach or he will erase your ass.
he didnt even speak in the book. what you are referring to is a word that bene gesserit use on dangerous people to paralize them, but paul decided not to use it
@@kebeiwjwgseywgw5590 it was a word specifically used by the lady fenring after sex with feyd each time to build a subconscious “paralyse” word, which all bene gesserit can do yes but you can’t jury’s shout it at random and expect it to work
@@grievinggeneral7878 Paul did not use it, and even more so did not destroy the soul with any cry))
Such an underrated movie
I love how Sting played Feyd-Rautha in the 1984 movie, and now, Elvis is going to play him in the 2023 movie lol
Gurney was played by both one of Marvel's greatest heroes and one of its greatest villains.
They say Ulfric killed the king with his voice. Shouted him apart!
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Every breath they take every move they make I was watching them...