There is so much in this reaction - like "it's been soooo long since the first one". Ca 2 months... At most. "Humans"? Deep voice? Collects sand? Plane? Etc... Etc...
You must watch this film in IMAX before it leaves theaters to truly experience and comprehend it's incredible scale, it's nothing like watching it at home, the cinematography and score are so brilliant in the cinema.
When I walked out of the theater, I went to group chat with the boys and said “So I thought it was scientifically impossible to make Timothee Chalamet a badass, but here we are.”
No you're so real for that. I really didn't care about him as an actor and I enjoyed his performance in Part One but it was nothing too crazy. HOWEVER that scene shook me to the core. He's HIM and that's facts
The atomics weren't meant to kill anyone; they were used against the mountain to blow a hole in the terrain for the worms to get through (the region is normally protected from the worms by the mountains). Use of atomics in the Dune universe is severely illegal - punishable by planetary obliteration. But the language outlawing their use specifies that they are not to be used *against humans* . It doesn't specify that they can't be used against "a natural feature of the desert," which Paul exploits to his advantage. The book goes into more detail. During his talk with the emperor, Paul is charged with the use of atomics, but he points out that they were not used against people, hence he technically didn't do anything wrong (who's going to blow up Arrakis, anyway?). Additionally, the threat to use them on the spice fields would not have been an illegal action, not that it would have mattered at that point because by then Paul had control of Arrakis and the spice, essentially making him the most powerful man in the universe. With control of the spice, even the Spacing Guild will bow to his demands (which is how he manages to wage his holy war across the galaxy, where the Spacing Guild would normally have priced anyone out of the ability to do so). "He who can destroy a thing has the real control of it."
In the book it's not an atomics threat against the spice fields, they used all the water that had been accumulated and booby trapped them to flood and destroy the spice fields.
@@mrspecs9211 You mean they couldn't explain the details of worm lifecycle and planet ecology and their inter-connection in a visual medium without grinding everything to a halt? Whodathunkit? 😄
there are so few movies now that give you that feeling that you got your moneys worth, that if you hadnt gone to see it in a theater you would have severely missed out. the only few i can think of in recent memory are oppenheimer, top gun, and the batman
@@yimpyoi9808 Man I hadn't seen Dune neither any of the trailers for Dune part 2, I just said let's give it a shot and watched part 1 just for the sake of understanding part 2. Watching Final moments of part one was literally in my theatre 😂 but when I watched part 2 I realized it came outta nowhere and was a masterpiece. now planning to watch in Eid holidays Again.
When jessica drank the water of life, she recieves the ego and memories of all other reverend mothers before her, this also effects the baby making her incredibly intelligent even as a foetus, this is called prebirth
it unlocks her generic memory since woman are XX it only has X line all the way back.... is also why is deadly to men as it would unlock both the X and Y memory lines which the Y has some pretty nasty people in it ...
When Paul used the voice against the Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam before the final Boss fight, and she called him an "abomination," I damn near fell over laughing 😂😂 ... like b**** how you gonna act like you didn't know nothing about Paul's Bene Gesserit abilities? And I don't know why Jessica says she "chose the wrong side" since it was always gonna be a win win situation for the order.
@@seanlamont8501 She did know about them, but she called him that because it was way stronger than hers, and about sides Jessica thought they helped the harkonians destroy the Atreides thus picking a side
The woman in silhouette in his vision is his Mum, walking ahead of him, preparing the way, beckoning him onward towards the Jihad. Exactly what happens in the end.
Color me surprised that he didn't recognize her profile! Plus earlier in the movie he says he thinks his mother is his enemy because she wants his legend to occur. For her, it's to have an army to protect him. But she doesn't care about the consequence of it starting a jihad which he wants to prevent.
So the thing with Paul’s sister Alia is what is known as “preborn” When Jessica drank the water of life she was given all memories of the women that came before her. Jessica has trained her entire life as a Bene Gesserit, so she had the training and maturity to process those memories and trauma….Alia, by being in Jessica’s womb was subjected to the water of life as well and also gained all that trauma and memories, but she hasn’t even been born yet so she doesn’t have training nor emotional maturity to deal with those. Someone who is preborn is at risk of “abomination”, being consumed by the memories and trauma and going wildly out of control but also possessing the power of a reverend mother from birth…..Yea…Alia is going to be a WHOLE problem.
@@fullmoon_games it’s way creeper than that. She comes out with the maturity of an adult. Alia is the one in the books that kills the Baron and has the line “Hello Grandfather” just before stabbing him.
In the book, Jessica Explains to Chani that history will remember them (who are technically concubines) as wives. The marriage tot he Emperor's daughter is only for politics but Paul doesn't actually feel anything for her. That's why Jessica was a concubine to Leto (Paul's father) instead of a wife.
I love that a novel as epic and biblical as Dune ends on the line, "History will call us wives." Like anywhere else in the book and I might've taken it for granted, but as the closer it really resonates
Seen it in cinema's 3 times and now about to watch every reaction to it as they get posted. Also reading the books (On children of dune currently). Safe to say I've gotten kinda into dune lately.
@@TheDeadlyefx Indeed, the next book! I know the obvious spoiler about Leto II but am in the dark about the rest of the plot and stuff and heard good things so looking forward to that one! Really enjoyed Messiah and am loving Children Of Dune so far too (and ofc the original)
The manipulation is nuts. If I understand correctly Paul didn't actually see the guy's grandmither's past, but saw his fututre self tell the guy that and just repeated, making them believe he's the Lisan al-Gaib. Mind games on a different level
@@jrf9735 didn't read the books but from my understanding paul just looked into a future where he asked him what was he thinking in during his speech and said it back to him
@@nkxseal8398it’s just the fact that the whole idea of the “saviour” is artificially crafted by the Bene Gesserit. Yes, Paul does have powers and visions. But the idea of there being a “saviour” for the Fremen is completely artificial- the Bene Gesserit had this idea of “hey let’s do a crazy psychic eugenics program to make people with crazy strong abilities”, and then in order to manipulate cultures universe-wide, they planted these stories over generations about this person with these specific powers and different signs, in order so when the Bene Gesserit did emerge with this person, they could manipulate the universe into following them and therefore the Bene Gesserit. That is my understanding and I’m sure I’m getting some things wrong but that’s the general idea. Make sense? So all the stuff about “leading them to paradise” is a lie to manipulate them, but yes Paul is truly a powerful mind
correction it won't feed back the explosion could be at the shield or at the weapon or somewhere in-between which is why they aren't used if it was a predictable risk it would be acceptable but because where along the beam the reaction happens is unpredictable it's just impractical because you can't be prepared for a explosion that has a random start point
Well, there’s a *chance* of that happening. It’s totally random. It’s stated in the books that a laser could cause a detonation of varying size (up to a nuclear explosion) at the shield. It could also feedback and explode in the weapon. It may even cause an explosion at both points. Or it could do nothing and simply fizzle out. You don’t know what will happen.
This was an interesting fact, because a lot of people in our current generation took part 1 as a white savior story. Not realizing the entire point to follow up is that "we should be wary of charismatic appealing leaders". Part 2 seals the deal, and I remember hearing the gasps in the theater from younger folks when they realize where this is going at the end.
It's a thing that bothers me with this movie, too. Not the movie itself, mind you, its presentation is excellent, but knowing how bad people can be at media literacy, it's only a matter of time 'till we see dummies talking about Paul's story as if it was something to aspire to.
@@ninjatoriumnova2483this was particularly concerning to me as it’s a complex story but it’s really not hard to grasp at all Ironically these same media illiterate people would fall for a messiah like Paul
I’ve seen everything. From Star Wars in 1977 to Everything Everywhere All At Once. And it’s not hyperbole in saying Dune 2 was one of the greatest film experiences of my life. Saw it twice on IMAX. A perfect film.
me 2, been watching everything worthwhile in sci fi and other genres since the early 1980's, Dune part 1 and 2 are the best movies I have ever seen. Villeneuve is a genius.
While I missed the storyboards from the original director's cut, Villeneuve managed to put his own spin on the director's cut by splitting the movie into 2 parts and playing it back at double speed. Taking a brb during the desert crossing was like skipping out on Luke Skywalker's sojourn on Dagobah with Yoda although I liked Javier Bardem's Stilgar a bit more than Yoda
The funniest thing, The Harkonnens hate the Atreides, cause back when they had a galactic Terminator style uprising, the Atreides lord ordered the Harkonnens to massacre human prisoners freed from the Android prisons and the Harkonnen didn't do it. they literally turned evil because the Atreides shamed and shunned them for having mercy and honor.
The amount of times I’ve seen it in the theaters, the imagery, the music, the landscape, the storyline, the s p i c e. It is one of the best movies out there. The chills it gave me in the beginning to the end. To the worms, to the explosions, from Elvis to MJ. This movie is…fantastic
@@septicshock5663 I know. It’s also used here in the U.S. The point is that he’s saying it so much that it’s overkill. Also, when you think about it, the phrase implies that you DO lie sometimes, and you’re being honest this one time.
@@SunsetRogue yeah but it's one of those filler phrases that don't really mean anything, like how some people go "you know what I'm saying" after every sentence
Cinema is overrated compared to the average home theater system, no 12 year olds trying to be cool by yelling out "WOULD!" whenever a woman appears on screen
I drove 16 hours to Branson, Missouri to see it in IMAX. It was glorious. But the Simpsons had it right. Branson is a VERY creepy place. I kept expecting Colonel Sanders to pop out from behind a corner and drag me into a secret sex dungeon.
@@Wolfhunter5607 where? edit: I only see it on Amazon as Preorder and some rumors of some illegal version being shared somewhere. Is that a country thing or just BS?
@@Wolfhunter5607 yeah, "digitally", but not legally 😂 Sneaky pirate has a way with words xD But yeah, might be available already, but I only see dates at end of May. I mean, its still running in cinemas (albeit not in the large screenings anymore because of other movies, but still). It would be odd if it already officially released.
28:55, this part of the movie was filmed in infrared light. This is supposed to show what life would look like on the black sun of Giedi Prime. Fun fact, blood sports like these are very common in the Imperium. The Harkonnens fought actual people to the death. Meanwhile old Duke Paulus Atreides who was Leto's father fought bulls. This future is just not the happy happy joy joy one imagined in Star Trek.
It definitely isn't released yet, I just saw it for the second time last night at the theater before it goes away. As much as I can't wait for this to release, I hope the pirated version doesn't get too far along before action is taken. I'm honestly honored to have existed when this movie came out. I love this movie so much, please show your support and BUY it, not pirate it
@@axebeard6085it’s definitely not been released yet. So 100% pirated. For most films I full support pirating, but this is something special. should only been seen in cinema
@@FlyFoxHDwhere? You can only preorder on amazon/apple tv/etc... pretty sure hes watching a pirated version. Wouldnt put it past someone who fakes reactions
reacts to dune part two with little to no recollection of part one and without paying attention to any of the exposition in the current film, brilliant.
1:30 Legendary Pictures has confirmed they want to make Dune Part 3. However, Denis Villeneuve will be taking a break for now to work on another film. This means we will likely have to wait. HOWEVER, this will work perfectly for the narrative; Dune Part 3 covers the book Dune Messiah. 12 Years have passed between the end of Dune and the beginning of Dune Messiah. I doubt we'll have to wait 12 years, but it will be nice if the actors have aged up a bit before they start shooting.
@@nonautemrexchristus5637 -- no, the thirst for more Dune is how the book ends. Messiah + Children of Dune exist to remind you not to be so thirsty. It slingshots you back into the real world. But too many readers didn't get that Paul wasn't the hero-- so Frank Herbert wrote follow-ups to make it clear that people should be skeptical of messiahs.
Sharing a pirated version on youtube? That's really stupid and selfish. Moves like this are the reason why big companies will crack down on reaction content and we won't have movie reactions in the future. Do better.
i know lol, however because it was pirated it’s coming to digital april 16th! way earlier than it probably would’ve which i don’t mind already got that thing preordered
I think, Your experience to watch this movie in theater is more important than getting a youtube views 😂 Do yourselves a favor and buy some tickets bro
The movie: somenthing happens* Don Townsend: I CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE 🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Legit, Batista is one of my favourite actors to see nowadays. He's phenomenal in the Blade Runner sequel, he's an intimidating presence but can portray such a wide array of emotions
9:57 We live on a planet covered in water so we almost always can get more. But on Arrakis the Fremen can’t let a drop go wasted. They have a saying “A man’s body belongs to him. But his body belongs to the tribe.” In a way it’s beautiful that even in death,a fallen Fremen is still contributing to their people’s survival as water. In the real world even drop of rain, every dew drop or cup of water was once drink by some other human, animal or plant. The Fremen just made the circle of life even smaller.
Watching this in theaters was unreal. One of my favorite movies, not just of this year, but the decade as a whole (so far). I'm looking forward to the Messiah adaptation.
This is the best movie of the 2020's so far and if the guy who made this movie can top this, than he is a movie making god and I can't wait for part 3.
12:20, physically Jessica did not die. But the individual personality of Jessica did end. From this moment until her last days she will exist as the first among a cacophony of voices in her head.
That scene in the stadium you gotta give props to Dennis, wow using inferred cams for that scene and also splicing them with the colour digital wow. He just thought of a new way to show a new planet and how to see it, and it is worth it
51:17 he didn't flip the knife back on him, he manoeuvred his knife away from his vital organs, letting himself get stabbed in the shoulder while using his other free hand to stab him in return, but in the vitals.
21:22, I just heard that the blue scarf in Chani's hair is meant to symbolize that she is in love. In the book it meant that the woman wearing it just gave birth to a son. However, towards the end of this movie, Chani no longer wears it in her hair. She wears it wrapped around her arm. No word yet on what that means.
The final duel between Feyd and Paul was never meant to happen. Had Paul's mom Jessica had a daughter then these two would have been married. Pauline Atreides and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen would have been the parents of the Kwitzach Haderich (KW). But because Jessica chose her love of Leto before the sisterhood, the KW arrived a generation early..
7:00 Sietch Tabr is essentially a small Fremen underground city (of approximately 10k people). These shots in the film were heavily inspired by Petra in Jordan.
I love how Disney managed to turn Spider-Man into A Bronx Tale and do it over and over again until you get Spider-Man in space! When Chalamet challenged Christopher Walken as the emperor, I half expected Walken to do the Fat Boy Slim dance before the final fight scene
The next film won't be Part Three. The first book, Dune, is finished. The next film will cover the events of Dune Messiah and Villeneuve has said that will be the name of the film.
I've seen it twice already and I completely agree. It's the best sci-fi series I've ever seen by far. I'm fucking stoked for part 3, which will be based on one of my favorite books in the Dune novels.
I know that the message of Dune is yeah don't blindly follow charismatic leadres buuuttt..... god damit i would follow Paul after his " I am the Voice from the Outer World" speach. Even though i know he is not the messiah i can admit i would follow him if i would know as much as a fremens did. God if i wouldn't know the moral of the story of Dune i would follow him right now. Damn thats a great film and story.
Don, I hope with the Death Still, taking Jamis' water back, you understand now the "gift" of spitting on the table, and why Stilgar was telling Jessica not to throw up. While the entire universe considers Spice to be the most precious commodity, on Arrakis, water is. Fremen still suits are the best you can get because Fremen understand reducing water water as much as possible. Any waste that can be avoided is a massive loss. Which is also why they were taking the water of the Harkonnen soldiers. While it's not good to drink, it's drinkable water that they don't need to use for cooling, and thus a water gain. Edit: The Arena scene with Feyd fighting the gladiators was filmed using an infrared filter. :3
I appreciate you. I understand copyright claims will pounce. But a little bit more time to the scene would be helpful. Some scenes lost context because they were cut out for a reaction.
Stilgar wanted Jessica to force the vomit to stay in cuz u get dehydrated after vomiting. And water may as well be a luxury to them. And that giant pool of water is from the recovered bodies. Imagine how many others died that were never found
I felt genuine pain for anyone who didn't or couldn't see this masterpiece in imax. I went six times I've never seen a movie in theaters more than twice
9:40 In the novel, Jamis' water belongs to Paul. The fight between Jamis and Paul was done without them wearing their stillsuits. The victor gets the loser's water to replace what the victor lost during the fight. That whole scene was amazing in the books, and it is sad what they did to it in this film. My biggest complaint about Part 2 is that they condensed 2 films worth of book into 1 film.
@@christiand5954 No, I AM NOT thinking of the 1984 film. I've been a hardcore fan of Dune since 1985. I read the first 4 novels about once a year because they are comfort reads for me. Dune Part 2 suffers from the same problem David Lynch's (1984) Dune has: they tried to condense too much of a long, complicated novel into a single film. What infuriates me so much about Dune Part 2 is that Dune Part 1 proved they could adapt the film properly. Jamis' funeral and the things Paul gains from it are very important part of the story. It transitions us from the culture of the Imperium to that of the Frenen. It shows us that the Fremen are highly organized perfectionists. It shows that Fremen society is far more honorable than that of the Imperium. It has an amusing misunderstanding about water rings that helps to explain how Chani's attitude towards Paul changed so quickly. The funeral scene leads directly to the scenes with Jamis' wife. Paul and Harah's interactions show how practical the Fremen are in their relationships. More importantly, though, those interactions do something none of the films or TV adaptations managed to do properly: liberation from the Harkonnens IS NOT their end goal. The Fremen want to turn the desert of Arrakis into a paradise of lush green plants and cool water. The Harkonnens are just an obstacle in their way.
About IMAX: 1. There's a misconception that the non-1.43:1 versions are "pan and scanned". This is not the case. The viewfinders in the camera had each screen size marked on it, so that the director could choose the perfect shot for all aspect ratios. The 1.43:1 aspect ratio is amazing if you can get to an IMAX that has a screen with that aspect ratio, but there aren't many theaters which have it. (See the Wikipedia article on IMAX venues.) 2. Not all IMAX projectors are the same. Both Dune Part 1 and 2 were filmed in 4k to 6k resolution on DIGITAL. It was then transferred to film to get the proper look, then transferred back to digital at 4k. There is nothing special about the 70mm print of Dune 1 or 2. (Oppenheimer was different. It was shot directly onto 70mm IMAX film. With 70mm IMAX film, you can get 12 to 18k resolution.) So, the projector you want to find are the dual 4k laser ones (these might be listed as "GT Laser"). Many IMAX theaters are "LieMAX". 2k projectors are crap, and you're better off going to see it in a theater using 35mm film. Keep in mind that even though dual 4k IMAX projectors CAN project 1.43:1, not all theaters with the dual 4k have 1.43:1 screens. 3. Because of the issues with aspect ratio and projector, I recommend that you focus on finding a theater that is projecting it in 6k resolution if there isn't a 1.43:1 screen near you.
51:20, I think Paul pushed Feyd's second knife strike into his shoulder. Then will Feyd was off balance, Paul delivered the coup de grace into his chest.
I only got 2 minor things that i wish they'd do different/change... first in the main fight when the Fundamentalist troops and Paul enters the "castle" of the emperor... you first see all the troops come over a ridge... and then you just see some explosions on the outside... then its a switch to the inside and you can just hear the chaos outside.... What i wish they'd do is show that push with a bird angle (overhead and looking down on the battlefield)... as they push closer and closer, no close combat but footage from far away... then it basc goes back and fourth between the outside and inside. Then the "boss fight" between Rabban and Gurney. It was VERY short... lasting only like 2-3 seconds... should have been a total of around 10 seconds... as it's kinda stupid with having those 2 fight each other for that short... yeah ofc Gurney is a VERY good fighter but comon that was just wayyy too short... Everything else was a very good job
The Rabban/Gurney fight fits, I feel. Rabban was terrifying to his subordinates but wasn't ever shown as a good fighter against someone who wasn't afraid of him.
It was amazing in theaters it was tense and so much action , part 3 has been confirmed but he’s going to take around a year or 2 of a break then start on dune 3 or dune Messiah
Yeah, I'm reporting this video. Using pirated copy a week ahead of official release to get more views isn't right. Hopefully warner bros takes this down, they're notorious for being super strict on these things.
Theyre shooting themselves in the foot by releasing online, but given how much people stress going to the cinema they might try not to lose the chance.
The one big thing that stood out in this movie was how big of a deal it was that he could ride the worm and then a couple scenes later the entire village is on a worms back. Id like to see how they achieved it lol
22:00 There is a lot of Spice in the Fremen diet. It wouldn't take Paul very long to get the "Eyes of Ibad". Outside of Fremen culture, the blue eyes are seen as a negative. There are some who wear contact lenses to hide the fact that they use a lot of Spice.
Saying “Sand mountains” in a movie literally called Dune is one of the greatest things I’ve ever heard
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There is so much in this reaction - like "it's been soooo long since the first one". Ca 2 months... At most. "Humans"? Deep voice? Collects sand? Plane? Etc... Etc...
@@sirjohnmara thats react youtubers for you
@@thedarkflowkiller Yes. But not all of them are Arsenal-fans. ( COYS 🙂)
@@sirjohnmarapiss off!😅😂
You must watch this film in IMAX before it leaves theaters to truly experience and comprehend it's incredible scale, it's nothing like watching it at home, the cinematography and score are so brilliant in the cinema.
that shit was peak cinema, been way too long since ive felt that about movies
I even went to watch it a 2nd time just to see it in IMAX. Truly a religious experience
@@Ooog__AS WRITTEN
Pure Cinema!
@@Ooog__ I also drove 200km to watch it three times on 1.43:1 IMAX with OV. It was awesome.
When Paul did that speech in the cavern and everyone went mad, I was like… bro this guy is HIMothee chalamet. He ain’t be messing
When I walked out of the theater, I went to group chat with the boys and said “So I thought it was scientifically impossible to make Timothee Chalamet a badass, but here we are.”
@@BigSeth1090 Well if you thought that, you haven't seen The King I presume hehe
@@fakudan you are correct
HIMOTHEE HSHHAAHAHHAA
No you're so real for that. I really didn't care about him as an actor and I enjoyed his performance in Part One but it was nothing too crazy. HOWEVER that scene shook me to the core. He's HIM and that's facts
The atomics weren't meant to kill anyone; they were used against the mountain to blow a hole in the terrain for the worms to get through (the region is normally protected from the worms by the mountains). Use of atomics in the Dune universe is severely illegal - punishable by planetary obliteration. But the language outlawing their use specifies that they are not to be used *against humans* . It doesn't specify that they can't be used against "a natural feature of the desert," which Paul exploits to his advantage. The book goes into more detail. During his talk with the emperor, Paul is charged with the use of atomics, but he points out that they were not used against people, hence he technically didn't do anything wrong (who's going to blow up Arrakis, anyway?). Additionally, the threat to use them on the spice fields would not have been an illegal action, not that it would have mattered at that point because by then Paul had control of Arrakis and the spice, essentially making him the most powerful man in the universe. With control of the spice, even the Spacing Guild will bow to his demands (which is how he manages to wage his holy war across the galaxy, where the Spacing Guild would normally have priced anyone out of the ability to do so). "He who can destroy a thing has the real control of it."
In the book it's not an atomics threat against the spice fields, they used all the water that had been accumulated and booby trapped them to flood and destroy the spice fields.
@@submandave1125 yeah, but the atomics thing is easier to get across in a movie for people who havent read the book
@@mrspecs9211 You mean they couldn't explain the details of worm lifecycle and planet ecology and their inter-connection in a visual medium without grinding everything to a halt? Whodathunkit? 😄
Can’t use atomic’ s on people? 🤔 (Laughs in Stoneburner)
@@ryanhampson673 yes, the use of atomics and stone burners on humans was illegal. That's not to say the prohibition wasn't disobeyed.
Paul’s speech to the Fremen gives me chills.
chills of cringe. dog shite acting
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Best scene 🔥😌👌
Making a speech like that so powerful in a completely made up language is really an accomplishment.
This was legit one of those movies that made me remember why i love to go to the theatre, pay money and watch movies. Oscar loading...
Anything Tom Cruise does or Denis Villanevue does Im sayin take my money. I never felt cheated out of money with them.
there are so few movies now that give you that feeling that you got your moneys worth, that if you hadnt gone to see it in a theater you would have severely missed out. the only few i can think of in recent memory are oppenheimer, top gun, and the batman
@@yimpyoi9808 Man I hadn't seen Dune neither any of the trailers for Dune part 2, I just said let's give it a shot and watched part 1 just for the sake of understanding part 2. Watching Final moments of part one was literally in my theatre 😂 but when I watched part 2 I realized it came outta nowhere and was a masterpiece. now planning to watch in Eid holidays Again.
@@SutekhDaSteemroller Tom really puts his life on stake for our money 😂
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When jessica drank the water of life, she recieves the ego and memories of all other reverend mothers before her, this also effects the baby making her incredibly intelligent even as a foetus, this is called prebirth
It's called Abomination.
it unlocks her generic memory since woman are XX it only has X line all the way back.... is also why is deadly to men as it would unlock both the X and Y memory lines which the Y has some pretty nasty people in it ...
@@Elios0000 You havent met My ex and her mother
When Paul used the voice against the Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam before the final Boss fight, and she called him an "abomination," I damn near fell over laughing 😂😂 ... like b**** how you gonna act like you didn't know nothing about Paul's Bene Gesserit abilities? And I don't know why Jessica says she "chose the wrong side" since it was always gonna be a win win situation for the order.
@@seanlamont8501 She did know about them, but she called him that because it was way stronger than hers, and about sides Jessica thought they helped the harkonians destroy the Atreides thus picking a side
Bro is the first to react to Dune 2, as it was written 👁️👄👁️
Second that I know of...
he was second but someone reported the first upload
second, but some loser reported the first one
Lisan Al Gaib 👁️👄👁️
Only the lisan al gain would be too humble to be the second reaction. He is the one.
"Hand of God, be my witness, i am the voice from the outer world" hardest line of all cinema🔥
i liked they say god created arrakis to train the faithful and one cannot go against the word of god dune 1984
The woman in silhouette in his vision is his Mum, walking ahead of him, preparing the way, beckoning him onward towards the Jihad. Exactly what happens in the end.
in that final fragmented vision is that pauls children or is it jamis and paul if paul didnt kill jamis ?
It could be interpreted as being multiple people
Color me surprised that he didn't recognize her profile! Plus earlier in the movie he says he thinks his mother is his enemy because she wants his legend to occur. For her, it's to have an army to protect him. But she doesn't care about the consequence of it starting a jihad which he wants to prevent.
@@Nolimitsbestfriendisn’t that his sister? Anya Taylor or wtv her real name is
I think it's Alia, not Jessica.
So the thing with Paul’s sister Alia is what is known as “preborn” When Jessica drank the water of life she was given all memories of the women that came before her. Jessica has trained her entire life as a Bene Gesserit, so she had the training and maturity to process those memories and trauma….Alia, by being in Jessica’s womb was subjected to the water of life as well and also gained all that trauma and memories, but she hasn’t even been born yet so she doesn’t have training nor emotional maturity to deal with those. Someone who is preborn is at risk of “abomination”, being consumed by the memories and trauma and going wildly out of control but also possessing the power of a reverend mother from birth…..Yea…Alia is going to be a WHOLE problem.
Now I'm imagining a baby using the voice... "FEED ME!!" 😂
@@fullmoon_games it’s way creeper than that. She comes out with the maturity of an adult. Alia is the one in the books that kills the Baron and has the line “Hello Grandfather” just before stabbing him.
Stilgar saying “not that big!” Gave me chills
that sound weird bro
FR I could feel the sandworm coming in me when he said that
But when I say “not that big” I don’t get a text back 😭
Out of context that sounds so funny XD
In the book, Jessica Explains to Chani that history will remember them (who are technically concubines) as wives. The marriage tot he Emperor's daughter is only for politics but Paul doesn't actually feel anything for her. That's why Jessica was a concubine to Leto (Paul's father) instead of a wife.
I love that a novel as epic and biblical as Dune ends on the line, "History will call us wives." Like anywhere else in the book and I might've taken it for granted, but as the closer it really resonates
Seen it in cinema's 3 times and now about to watch every reaction to it as they get posted. Also reading the books (On children of dune currently). Safe to say I've gotten kinda into dune lately.
Welcome to the desert my friend 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Power to the fighters!
Also: the God Emperor awaits…….
@@TheDeadlyefx Indeed, the next book! I know the obvious spoiler about Leto II but am in the dark about the rest of the plot and stuff and heard good things so looking forward to that one! Really enjoyed Messiah and am loving Children Of Dune so far too (and ofc the original)
"kinda" is an understatement
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The manipulation is nuts. If I understand correctly Paul didn't actually see the guy's grandmither's past, but saw his fututre self tell the guy that and just repeated, making them believe he's the Lisan al-Gaib. Mind games on a different level
But how did his future self know too?
@@jrf9735 didn't read the books but from my understanding paul just looked into a future where he asked him what was he thinking in during his speech and said it back to him
I havent read the books but that still means he can see the future, is the Lisan al-Gaib technically something different?+
@@jrf9735 Paul sees possible futures, so he knows what the right thing to say is, chatGPT-style text prediction.
@@nkxseal8398it’s just the fact that the whole idea of the “saviour” is artificially crafted by the Bene Gesserit. Yes, Paul does have powers and visions. But the idea of there being a “saviour” for the Fremen is completely artificial- the Bene Gesserit had this idea of “hey let’s do a crazy psychic eugenics program to make people with crazy strong abilities”, and then in order to manipulate cultures universe-wide, they planted these stories over generations about this person with these specific powers and different signs, in order so when the Bene Gesserit did emerge with this person, they could manipulate the universe into following them and therefore the Bene Gesserit. That is my understanding and I’m sure I’m getting some things wrong but that’s the general idea. Make sense? So all the stuff about “leading them to paradise” is a lie to manipulate them, but yes Paul is truly a powerful mind
The scene before the freman council speech is incredible and the council speech both give me chills two of the best scene in the whole movie wow
Lasers aren't used in battle in Dune because if it touches a shield it will feed back and destroy the person firing in a small nuclear explosion.
yeah but gurney and the harkonnens in the desert were using laser guns because you can’t wear shields in the desert
correction it won't feed back the explosion could be at the shield or at the weapon or somewhere in-between which is why they aren't used if it was a predictable risk it would be acceptable but because where along the beam the reaction happens is unpredictable it's just impractical because you can't be prepared for a explosion that has a random start point
Well, there’s a *chance* of that happening. It’s totally random. It’s stated in the books that a laser could cause a detonation of varying size (up to a nuclear explosion) at the shield. It could also feedback and explode in the weapon. It may even cause an explosion at both points.
Or it could do nothing and simply fizzle out.
You don’t know what will happen.
Part 3 undoes Paul’s messiah myth. The author didn’t like how folk got the wrong message from the movie.
The first film from the 80’s.
the other path was worst than what pauls jihad created
This was an interesting fact, because a lot of people in our current generation took part 1 as a white savior story. Not realizing the entire point to follow up is that "we should be wary of charismatic appealing leaders". Part 2 seals the deal, and I remember hearing the gasps in the theater from younger folks when they realize where this is going at the end.
It's a thing that bothers me with this movie, too. Not the movie itself, mind you, its presentation is excellent, but knowing how bad people can be at media literacy, it's only a matter of time 'till we see dummies talking about Paul's story as if it was something to aspire to.
@@ninjatoriumnova2483this was particularly concerning to me as it’s a complex story but it’s really not hard to grasp at all
Ironically these same media illiterate people would fall for a messiah like Paul
I’ve seen everything. From Star Wars in 1977 to Everything Everywhere All At Once. And it’s not hyperbole in saying Dune 2 was one of the greatest film experiences of my life. Saw it twice on IMAX. A perfect film.
me 2, been watching everything worthwhile in sci fi and other genres since the early 1980's, Dune part 1 and 2 are the best movies I have ever seen. Villeneuve is a genius.
While I missed the storyboards from the original director's cut, Villeneuve managed to put his own spin on the director's cut by splitting the movie into 2 parts and playing it back at double speed. Taking a brb during the desert crossing was like skipping out on Luke Skywalker's sojourn on Dagobah with Yoda although I liked Javier Bardem's Stilgar a bit more than Yoda
The funniest thing, The Harkonnens hate the Atreides, cause back when they had a galactic Terminator style uprising, the Atreides lord ordered the Harkonnens to massacre human prisoners freed from the Android prisons and the Harkonnen didn't do it.
they literally turned evil because the Atreides shamed and shunned them for having mercy and honor.
How the tables flipped
Was that one of brian Herbert's novels
WATCH IT IN THEATRES PLEASE!! A movie made for the biggest screen possible!!
The amount of times I’ve seen it in the theaters, the imagery, the music, the landscape, the storyline, the s p i c e. It is one of the best movies out there. The chills it gave me in the beginning to the end. To the worms, to the explosions, from Elvis to MJ. This movie is…fantastic
If there's one thing I've learned from this reaction it's that he can't lie
Until now, I’ve never heard someone say “I can’t even lie” so many times.
He really needs to invest in a thesaurus
Have to agree with you I cant even lie.
It's London slang
@@septicshock5663 I know. It’s also used here in the U.S.
The point is that he’s saying it so much that it’s overkill. Also, when you think about it, the phrase implies that you DO lie sometimes, and you’re being honest this one time.
@@SunsetRogue yeah but it's one of those filler phrases that don't really mean anything, like how some people go "you know what I'm saying" after every sentence
This is the only dune 2 reaction on youtube right now. I'm shocked
Well, this is leaked version, it is not oficially out yet.
Not sure if this is even legal
Not watching this masterpiece in theatre is a crime.
A sacrifice to the Content Gods of UA-cam
Cinema is overrated compared to the average home theater system, no 12 year olds trying to be cool by yelling out "WOULD!" whenever a woman appears on screen
@@TheJerbolyour comment is overrated
I drove 16 hours to Branson, Missouri to see it in IMAX. It was glorious.
But the Simpsons had it right. Branson is a VERY creepy place. I kept expecting Colonel Sanders to pop out from behind a corner and drag me into a secret sex dungeon.
@@TheJerbolwhat the hell kind of theatre are you going to
here to see how long this video stays up lmao, blud just uploaded dune 2
I’m with you 😂😂😂
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it’s on digital isn’t it
@@Wolfhunter5607 where? edit: I only see it on Amazon as Preorder and some rumors of some illegal version being shared somewhere. Is that a country thing or just BS?
@@SETHthegodofchaos hell it might be a country thing. i thought i saw somewhere that u can now watch it digitally but i’m not sure now😭😂
@@Wolfhunter5607 yeah, "digitally", but not legally 😂 Sneaky pirate has a way with words xD
But yeah, might be available already, but I only see dates at end of May. I mean, its still running in cinemas (albeit not in the large screenings anymore because of other movies, but still). It would be odd if it already officially released.
28:55, this part of the movie was filmed in infrared light. This is supposed to show what life would look like on the black sun of Giedi Prime.
Fun fact, blood sports like these are very common in the Imperium. The Harkonnens fought actual people to the death. Meanwhile old Duke Paulus Atreides who was Leto's father fought bulls.
This future is just not the happy happy joy joy one imagined in Star Trek.
It definitely isn't released yet, I just saw it for the second time last night at the theater before it goes away. As much as I can't wait for this to release, I hope the pirated version doesn't get too far along before action is taken.
I'm honestly honored to have existed when this movie came out. I love this movie so much, please show your support and BUY it, not pirate it
At this point, I have no idea whether this is pirated or not. The digital release date has been moved around so much...
@@axebeard6085it’s definitely not been released yet. So 100% pirated.
For most films I full support pirating, but this is something special. should only been seen in cinema
Digital version already released
@@FlyFoxHDwhere? You can only preorder on amazon/apple tv/etc... pretty sure hes watching a pirated version. Wouldnt put it past someone who fakes reactions
@@DragonTheseNuts This is almost certainly pirated. There's no legit source yet. Also, love the name lol
reacts to dune part two with little to no recollection of part one and without paying attention to any of the exposition in the current film, brilliant.
That's how you're meant to watch it
@@walp8408 it's really not, but sure, whatever you say
@@dooyaunastan clearly you just arent a real dune fan it's okay I understand
1:30 Legendary Pictures has confirmed they want to make Dune Part 3. However, Denis Villeneuve will be taking a break for now to work on another film. This means we will likely have to wait. HOWEVER, this will work perfectly for the narrative; Dune Part 3 covers the book Dune Messiah. 12 Years have passed between the end of Dune and the beginning of Dune Messiah. I doubt we'll have to wait 12 years, but it will be nice if the actors have aged up a bit before they start shooting.
Worst news I've heard in months
@@nonautemrexchristus5637 -- no, the thirst for more Dune is how the book ends. Messiah + Children of Dune exist to remind you not to be so thirsty. It slingshots you back into the real world. But too many readers didn't get that Paul wasn't the hero-- so Frank Herbert wrote follow-ups to make it clear that people should be skeptical of messiahs.
bro i cant with people that constantly commentate on movies
Sharing a pirated version on youtube? That's really stupid and selfish. Moves like this are the reason why big companies will crack down on reaction content and we won't have movie reactions in the future. Do better.
I was about to say cuz there is no way on Heaven, Earth or Hell that this movie is already on Max streaming service.
@@d.ml.g9902 Apparently it will be streaming on April 16th
i know lol, however because it was pirated it’s coming to digital april 16th! way earlier than it probably would’ve which i don’t mind already got that thing preordered
It’s on UA-cam to buy and rent
@@mrdavman13 i can only see the one that says preview only, where can you see that
So I heard the reason everything is black and white in the arena scene is because the harkonnen home planet has a black sun.
Yeah, the black sun absorbs light. So when they’re in shade, they have colour, in the “sunlight” they dont
I think, Your experience to watch this movie in theater is more important than getting a youtube views 😂
Do yourselves a favor and buy some tickets bro
Do yourself a favor and see this in a quality theater before it's gone. With the sound design you FEEL the movie as much as you watch it.
The movie: somenthing happens*
Don Townsend: I CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE, CANT LIE, I CANT LIE
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Legit, Batista is one of my favourite actors to see nowadays. He's phenomenal in the Blade Runner sequel, he's an intimidating presence but can portray such a wide array of emotions
9:57 We live on a planet covered in water so we almost always can get more. But on Arrakis the Fremen can’t let a drop go wasted. They have a saying “A man’s body belongs to him. But his body belongs to the tribe.”
In a way it’s beautiful that even in death,a fallen Fremen is still contributing to their people’s survival as water. In the real world even drop of rain, every dew drop or cup of water was once drink by some other human, animal or plant. The Fremen just made the circle of life even smaller.
what a rubbish saying lol. which is it? him or the tribe?
@@natmanprime4295 lol
But his *water* belongs to the tribe.
part two in cinema had me feel a way about movies Like a truly awesome movie been years since i felt that way
I love the directors care into making Dune part 1 and 2 but specifically in making it translate this well into cinema.
The scene where paul is just walking menacingly is one of the coolest moments in the movie
Hold tight "Paul Muad'dib Usul" 🤣🤣🤣 love how you're unapologetically ends bro
Watching this in theaters was unreal.
One of my favorite movies, not just of this year, but the decade as a whole (so far).
I'm looking forward to the Messiah adaptation.
This is the best movie of the 2020's so far and if the guy who made this movie can top this, than he is a movie making god and I can't wait for part 3.
Man you really needed to see this in theaters
12:20, physically Jessica did not die. But the individual personality of Jessica did end. From this moment until her last days she will exist as the first among a cacophony of voices in her head.
This movie is not meant to be watch in home cinema, if anyone didint see it cinema just go.
Not watching this in an IMAX theater is criminal
may thy knife chip and shatter... - lisan al gib
may thy nyfe chip and shaddah - probably feyd
That scene in the stadium you gotta give props to Dennis, wow using inferred cams for that scene and also splicing them with the colour digital wow. He just thought of a new way to show a new planet and how to see it, and it is worth it
51:17 he didn't flip the knife back on him, he manoeuvred his knife away from his vital organs, letting himself get stabbed in the shoulder while using his other free hand to stab him in return, but in the vitals.
21:22, I just heard that the blue scarf in Chani's hair is meant to symbolize that she is in love. In the book it meant that the woman wearing it just gave birth to a son.
However, towards the end of this movie, Chani no longer wears it in her hair. She wears it wrapped around her arm. No word yet on what that means.
On the arm means mourning.
In the book, it's because her and Paul's first child dies.
In the movie, it's because of the attack on Sietch Tabr.
The final duel between Feyd and Paul was never meant to happen. Had Paul's mom Jessica had a daughter then these two would have been married. Pauline Atreides and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen would have been the parents of the Kwitzach Haderich (KW). But because Jessica chose her love of Leto before the sisterhood, the KW arrived a generation early..
Leto had son with other woman. Unfortunately Harkonnens killed him in assassination. So Jessica gave birth another son because she really loved Leto.
@@paulkellerman2603 Yep so much back history they had to leave out.
7:00 Sietch Tabr is essentially a small Fremen underground city (of approximately 10k people). These shots in the film were heavily inspired by Petra in Jordan.
Dude couldn’t wait until this was available
"Paul is his government name." LOL, priceless.
I love how Disney managed to turn Spider-Man into A Bronx Tale and do it over and over again until you get Spider-Man in space! When Chalamet challenged Christopher Walken as the emperor, I half expected Walken to do the Fat Boy Slim dance before the final fight scene
This is Lawrence of Arabia in space!
The next film won't be Part Three. The first book, Dune, is finished. The next film will cover the events of Dune Messiah and Villeneuve has said that will be the name of the film.
5:30 The problem with vomiting onto the sand is that you are losing some of your body's moisture.
Saw this 3 times in theatres. Amazing movie. Best since fellowship of the ring for me. Nothing tops it.
I've seen it twice already and I completely agree. It's the best sci-fi series I've ever seen by far. I'm fucking stoked for part 3, which will be based on one of my favorite books in the Dune novels.
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Stilgart: LISAN AL- GAIB!!!!
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Dune 2 doesn’t need an Oscar, the Oscars need Dune 2
I know that the message of Dune is yeah don't blindly follow charismatic leadres buuuttt..... god damit i would follow Paul after his " I am the Voice from the Outer World" speach. Even though i know he is not the messiah i can admit i would follow him if i would know as much as a fremens did. God if i wouldn't know the moral of the story of Dune i would follow him right now. Damn thats a great film and story.
"Chatting to the ute" for some reason had me laughing for like 2 straight minutes. lol
Don, I hope with the Death Still, taking Jamis' water back, you understand now the "gift" of spitting on the table, and why Stilgar was telling Jessica not to throw up. While the entire universe considers Spice to be the most precious commodity, on Arrakis, water is. Fremen still suits are the best you can get because Fremen understand reducing water water as much as possible. Any waste that can be avoided is a massive loss.
Which is also why they were taking the water of the Harkonnen soldiers. While it's not good to drink, it's drinkable water that they don't need to use for cooling, and thus a water gain.
Edit: The Arena scene with Feyd fighting the gladiators was filmed using an infrared filter. :3
I appreciate you. I understand copyright claims will pounce. But a little bit more time to the scene would be helpful. Some scenes lost context because they were cut out for a reaction.
Stilgar wanted Jessica to force the vomit to stay in cuz u get dehydrated after vomiting. And water may as well be a luxury to them. And that giant pool of water is from the recovered bodies. Imagine how many others died that were never found
I felt genuine pain for anyone who didn't or couldn't see this masterpiece in imax. I went six times I've never seen a movie in theaters more than twice
9:40 In the novel, Jamis' water belongs to Paul. The fight between Jamis and Paul was done without them wearing their stillsuits. The victor gets the loser's water to replace what the victor lost during the fight.
That whole scene was amazing in the books, and it is sad what they did to it in this film.
My biggest complaint about Part 2 is that they condensed 2 films worth of book into 1 film.
No they didn’t. It’s dune part 1 and 2 which cover the whole of the first dune book. Your thinking of the 1984 version which was only 1 movie.
@@christiand5954 No, I AM NOT thinking of the 1984 film.
I've been a hardcore fan of Dune since 1985. I read the first 4 novels about once a year because they are comfort reads for me.
Dune Part 2 suffers from the same problem David Lynch's (1984) Dune has: they tried to condense too much of a long, complicated novel into a single film.
What infuriates me so much about Dune Part 2 is that Dune Part 1 proved they could adapt the film properly.
Jamis' funeral and the things Paul gains from it are very important part of the story. It transitions us from the culture of the Imperium to that of the Frenen. It shows us that the Fremen are highly organized perfectionists. It shows that Fremen society is far more honorable than that of the Imperium. It has an amusing misunderstanding about water rings that helps to explain how Chani's attitude towards Paul changed so quickly.
The funeral scene leads directly to the scenes with Jamis' wife. Paul and Harah's interactions show how practical the Fremen are in their relationships. More importantly, though, those interactions do something none of the films or TV adaptations managed to do properly: liberation from the Harkonnens IS NOT their end goal. The Fremen want to turn the desert of Arrakis into a paradise of lush green plants and cool water. The Harkonnens are just an obstacle in their way.
A sacrilege watching this for the first time in streaming.
51:10 "Nah that wasn't even a proper kiss, I say run that back" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
About IMAX:
1. There's a misconception that the non-1.43:1 versions are "pan and scanned". This is not the case. The viewfinders in the camera had each screen size marked on it, so that the director could choose the perfect shot for all aspect ratios. The 1.43:1 aspect ratio is amazing if you can get to an IMAX that has a screen with that aspect ratio, but there aren't many theaters which have it. (See the Wikipedia article on IMAX venues.)
2. Not all IMAX projectors are the same. Both Dune Part 1 and 2 were filmed in 4k to 6k resolution on DIGITAL. It was then transferred to film to get the proper look, then transferred back to digital at 4k. There is nothing special about the 70mm print of Dune 1 or 2. (Oppenheimer was different. It was shot directly onto 70mm IMAX film. With 70mm IMAX film, you can get 12 to 18k resolution.) So, the projector you want to find are the dual 4k laser ones (these might be listed as "GT Laser").
Many IMAX theaters are "LieMAX". 2k projectors are crap, and you're better off going to see it in a theater using 35mm film.
Keep in mind that even though dual 4k IMAX projectors CAN project 1.43:1, not all theaters with the dual 4k have 1.43:1 screens.
3. Because of the issues with aspect ratio and projector, I recommend that you focus on finding a theater that is projecting it in 6k resolution if there isn't a 1.43:1 screen near you.
There may be nothing special about the 70mm print, seeing it at Lincoln Square (biggest screen in the US) beats just about anything
@@NTA_Luciana Yeah, there's no real difference between 70mm and 4k digital. I definitely envy you seeing it in Lincoln Square...
Doesn't even react to "In your knightmares you give water to the dead and it brings joy to your heart" Shit gave me chills.
Paul could have used his ability to see the future to kill feyd quickly but he honored the fight
He saw, in his vision, the way he would win, so he went with that.
why cant bro shut up during a movie
My man, you’ve gotta see this in the cinema while you can. Greig Fraser’s cinematography deserves it. Also, activate windows lol
51:20, I think Paul pushed Feyd's second knife strike into his shoulder. Then will Feyd was off balance, Paul delivered the coup de grace into his chest.
Watching it in this tiny aspect ratio depresses me. They need to release the full IMAX aspect ratio digitally
Stilgar is the greatest hype man
Can’t even go 3 seconds without talking.
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the Paul JIhad about to be the bloodiest event yet, dude wiped 61Billions people and so many religions
Under one hour
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I can't lie you ask a lot of questions the movies answers. Like you're just looking at the screen and not actually watching
My dude, did you even watch the first movie?
that shit was ass
I only got 2 minor things that i wish they'd do different/change... first in the main fight when the Fundamentalist troops and Paul enters the "castle" of the emperor... you first see all the troops come over a ridge... and then you just see some explosions on the outside... then its a switch to the inside and you can just hear the chaos outside.... What i wish they'd do is show that push with a bird angle (overhead and looking down on the battlefield)... as they push closer and closer, no close combat but footage from far away... then it basc goes back and fourth between the outside and inside.
Then the "boss fight" between Rabban and Gurney. It was VERY short... lasting only like 2-3 seconds... should have been a total of around 10 seconds... as it's kinda stupid with having those 2 fight each other for that short... yeah ofc Gurney is a VERY good fighter but comon that was just wayyy too short...
Everything else was a very good job
The Rabban/Gurney fight fits, I feel. Rabban was terrifying to his subordinates but wasn't ever shown as a good fighter against someone who wasn't afraid of him.
YESSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THISSSSSS
The worms get tired after being ridden for long distances. You just get off and it will probably bury itself in sand to rest.
Your commentary was hilarious but engaging. I’m subscribing lol
Great reaction and I deeply appreciate your commitment to telling us the truth at all times 😊!
This movie was everything
Guys, something is telling me he can't even lie
Liar al gaib
It was amazing in theaters it was tense and so much action , part 3 has been confirmed but he’s going to take around a year or 2 of a break then start on dune 3 or dune Messiah
Yeah, I'm reporting this video. Using pirated copy a week ahead of official release to get more views isn't right. Hopefully warner bros takes this down, they're notorious for being super strict on these things.
It's not that deep😂 mfs been pirating since the early 2000s
Theyre shooting themselves in the foot by releasing online, but given how much people stress going to the cinema they might try not to lose the chance.
The one big thing that stood out in this movie was how big of a deal it was that he could ride the worm and then a couple scenes later the entire village is on a worms back. Id like to see how they achieved it lol
Where did you find this???? I’m so confused… dope reaction though!!!
This will probably get taken down 😂
the hd version is everywhere
22:00 There is a lot of Spice in the Fremen diet. It wouldn't take Paul very long to get the "Eyes of Ibad".
Outside of Fremen culture, the blue eyes are seen as a negative. There are some who wear contact lenses to hide the fact that they use a lot of Spice.
"she said your government name" cracked me up