Dune: Part Two | Official Trailer 3
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2023
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The saga continues as award-winning filmmaker Denis Villeneuve embarks on “Dune: Part Two,” the next chapter of Frank Herbert’s celebrated novel Dune, with an expanded all-star international ensemble cast. The film, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, is the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s six-time Academy Award-winning “Dune.”
The big-screen epic continues the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s acclaimed bestseller Dune with returning and new stars, including Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet (“Wonka,” “Call Me by Your Name”), Zendaya (“Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Malcolm & Marie,” “Euphoria”), Rebecca Ferguson (“Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning”), Oscar nominee Josh Brolin (“Avengers: End Game,” “Milk”), Oscar nominee Austin Butler (“Elvis,” “Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood”), Oscar nominee Florence Pugh (“Black Widow,” “Little Women”), Dave Bautista (the “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, “Thor: Love and Thunder”), Oscar winner Christopher Walken (“The Deer Hunter,” “Hairspray”), Léa Seydoux (the “James Bond” franchise and “Crimes of the Future”), Souheila Yacoub (“The Braves,” “Climax”), with Stellan Skarsgård (the “Mamma Mia!” films, “Avengers: Age of Ultron”), with Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling (“45 Years,” “Assassin’s Creed”), and Oscar winner Javier Bardem (“No Country for Old Men,” “Being the Ricardos”).
“Dune: Part Two” will explore the mythic journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while on a path of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the known universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.
Villeneuve directed from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jon Spaihts based on Herbert’s novel. The film is produced by Mary Parent, Cale Boyter, Villeneuve, Tanya Lapointe and Patrick McCormick. The executive producers are Joshua Grode, Herbert W. Gains, Jon Spaihts, Thomas Tull, Brian Herbert, Byron Merritt, Kim Herbert, with Kevin J. Anderson serving as creative consultant.
Villeneuve is again collaborating with his “Dune” creatives: Oscar-winning director of photography Greig Fraser; Oscar-winning production designer Patrice Vermette; Oscar-winning editor Joe Walker; Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Paul Lambert; Oscar-nominated costume designer Jacqueline West. Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer is again on hand to create the score.
Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures Present A Legendary Pictures Production, A Film By Denis Villeneuve, “Dune: Part Two.” The film is slated for a March 1, 2024 release in theaters and IMAX nationwide and internationally beginning on 28 February 2024, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. - Фільми й анімація
when he shouts "silence" to the Reverend Mother just like she did to him in the first movie. *chills*
and just like the original 1984 movie too : )
Book wise, Gaius knew she was completely out of her league when dealing with Alia, then paul stepped in to overshadow that. To be fair though Alia is batshit insane and is rightfully titled a abomination.
@@nikushim6665 She didn't go batshit crazy until years later. Gaius was just being prejudiced, she would have labelled Leto II and Ghanima abominations too.
Truth is she didn't like any of the Atreides, none of the Bene Gesserit did, because they messed up their plans. She tolerated Paul at first when she thought she could still manipulate him, the minute he decided to do his own thing all the Bene Gesserit were resolved to get rid of him and his children.
@@BigUriel Leto II and Ghanima were aboms only in the sense of being pre-born. Alia was a true abomination having been preborn through exposur to the water of life and unable to control her ego memories. There is a reason the Bene Gesserit has a prejudice agenist them. Even Ramallo realised what happened when jessica took the waters.
That’s Paul’s version of “Shut up grandma!” 😂😂
Let's be honest, Denis Villeneuve, the music, the trailer, was just epic. One of the best trailers I have seen in years.
Oh thanks I was gonna be dishonest but since you said so I won't be
You need to watch more trailers
True 🔥🔥
I know. Epic. I want to fight Harkonen now.
Hans Zimmer did the music. Epic
The "silence" scene in the trailer is not the same as the scene in theatres. There's another ( much darker ) voice in the real movie. The detail that went into making this movie was absolutely phenomenal. World-creation at its best.
You're right!.. he saved the actual version for the theater which makes it shake your soul when he says it
Abomination
Well I am not sure if this ist just down to the cinema sound systems. I mean any use of the voice in a cinema sounds so much more powerful than on youtube (even thos first use in Dune 1). You can literally feel the bass vibrating the seats in a good cinema.
Best movie I’ve seen since justice league Snyder cut
I felt the same, indeed! What was that "deeper" voice though?
It's a crime that the music from this trailer has not been released as its own track.
Honestly it really is a crime. How can Hans Zimmer make a banger like this and not have it be released
It’s Solstice Beats - Trailer 3 Music. Available on Spotify.
@@the_rabbit_V No, that's not the original track. That is somebody's attempt to rip the audio and clean it up, and it's not perfect.
We need this version! It's gold!
I was surprised to discover this wasn't an actual track in the movie.
Until I saw Part One, I never believed Dune would ever be properly portrayed on film. I read the book when I was 20 and I'm now 65. My wait is almost over. Thank you, Denis Villeneuve. You made one of my dreams come true. I only have to survive until March............
Don't worry, you will see the jihad conquer the universe in the name of Paul Atreides, Muad'Dib.
This is what makes movies special. Bringing to life to fantasies we imagined as children.
You better not kick,the bucket begore the trilogy is done old man !!🫡
Do you remember the 1984 movie? GAWD!!!!!
Stay till the end unc
god that "silence" line hits so much harder when you know what lead up to it.
Thanks for not spoiling it!
I remember your Gom Jabber!
Dude please tell me what lead up to it? I looked it up online but I couldn't find anything. The most spoiler-free way possible would be great.
@zen-qf4rh nope. Youre just gonna have to wait and see haha.
@@zen-qf4rh i remebemer your gom Jabbar, you rememner mine, i cam kill with a word.
The way Timothy yells “Silence!”( 2:08 )Gave me epic goosebumps.. Such a gifted actor and from interviews I’ve seen, super down to earth and not an ego in sight. Love him.
Dune 2 has got Oscars written all over it. What a wonderful cinematic experience
Is it an interesting movie 🍿 and do you know if I can watch this movie on Netflix?
@@bethwallce198 You can't. Dune part one is in HBO (MAX). Part two will be there as well in the next couple of months or so.
The scene where he says "SILENCE!" gave me goosebumps, cant wait for this one.
Came to comment this!
For real, this is gonna be big.
Usul no longer needs the weirding module. 🤣
That entire sequence in the book is honestly my favorite part, it does well to show off how insanely powerful Paul actually is, despite barely being 18.
That's how Paul B-slaps a Reverend Mother lol
that "Silence!" is the peak of emotions. Bloody well done.
the bene gesserit should've been more careful with what they wished for. daddy paul has arrived with all his big worm energy
@@edwardgarrity1754 and the worm energy only gets stronger with each generation of Atreides.
You so wrong, but that's hilarious!@@edwardgarrity1754
@@edwardgarrity1754 BWE
Look around, everybody on mute.
I’ve watched the movie a month ago and I’m still here, rewatching the trailer and reading the books while listening to the music of the movies.
Villeneuve, thank you, you reminded us how to feel after watching something made from the heart
I never whitnessed a theater so silent like while this movie lasted. Everybody sit in silence and paying full attention is a thing you rarely see today.
Especially with the short attention span a lot of people possess today
Yess..absolutely right..everybody is being hipnotized by the films ❤❤❤❤
Absolutely! I've seen it twice and both times nearly everyone stayed seated for awhile after it was over. It's truly mind blowing and makes 3 hours feel like 30 minutes. Crazy good movie.
@@cricket1103 Absolutely! I had to go out to the bathroom and waited for a scene which is not so important to miss but there was not a single one...
Even small kids (not sure what they were doing there?) were quiet
You know when a trailer is so epic it makes you kinda cry a little? Yeah, this is one of those.
Definitely teared up several times during each new trailer. They’re doing all the right things.
True ! Regards
I just made me do exactly that! I have watched this trailer two dozen times already. If we go to the cinema multiple times, we will get more Dune in the future, right?
Embarrassing thing to say. It’s a product, not a personality.
lol
The Atriedes banners on the sandworms were the most badass part of this trailer. That and Paul yelling "SILENCE" with The Voice at the Reverend Mother.
❤❤❤
Here comes Daddy! And his worm is the longest and the girthiest lol
@@koko40800Not even close. The Sandstorm that ate the harvester was measured online to be over 200 metres across. We don't see it in the trailer, and the worms we do see look more like the size of the worm Paul came face to face with at the end of Part 1, AKA a lot smaller than the uber Shai Hulud we saw.
@@atToebiscuit I know it was written, but you still don't understand a joke or sarcasm when you see one? You're going to actually tell me how large the worm that ate the harvester was??
No one goes up against the Sardaukar and lives. NO ONE.
Im so glad that I didnt watch trailers before I watched the movie today. This was one of the best cinema experiences of my entire life!
Trailers gave away very little anyway
Agreed
The best
Yea I went in completely blind and loved it.
@@RobertK1993 SPOILER
god no, the trailer already showed this amazing strike on the emperor with the sandworms! If you don't know that this is coming, you are totally blown away!
Watching this in IMAX is hands down one of the best cinematic experiences of my life. The amount of chills I got throughout the film is incredible.
So many people talk about how slow or boring the first movie is but it's such a necessity to the world building of the Dune Universe. Besides the fact that Dune is a much more cerebral sci-fi. It is incredibly massive and Denis, being a fan himself, understood that the world building was absolutely necessary and to not rush the story to get to the action. I'm glad people get to see that pay off in this second part and bring Dune to a whole new generation of sci-fi and film fans who maybe didn't know much about it. Can't wait to see it this week.
Lol you're gonna be scratching your head at the end wondering why denis made the choices he did
I was confused what it was about lol
@@-VORwhich choices bothered you? I really liked it myself.
I'd rather take the slow buildup of this re-envisioned series by Villenueve than how the original film was. THAT was slow.
It makes sense if one think of a planet as a death trap who you can Nuke from space. All want Dune and anyone who steps on the sand lose the planet. For the simple reason that once you conquered the planet you need to find new enemies to ensure your own conquest is not overun. Which means the in the end endless war is the ultimate power.
All invasions ended in failure since they stopped invading and they didn't united the people to defeat a common enemy. Instead they created themselves as the ultimate enemy.
I first read Dune 40 years ago when I was in high school (and around the time the David Lynch film came out). I never imagined that a more full, cinematic version of the story could ever be made, that did the story justice and conveyed the real immensity of Frank Herbert's vision.
Dreams are messages from the deep.
did the movie do justice to ur imagination from 40 yrs ago?
@@abcccdd1211the first movie was a masterpiece
I read Dune b/c it was on a treasured place on my moms bookshelf (science fiction book club member). I was stunned how deep this book goes... and theres like 8 more that span over 1000 years! Truely changed me and im glad they are making another film of it. THE SLEEPER WILL AWAKEN!
aronofsky...
I wonder what Frank Herberts reaction to Villeneuves vision of the material would be.
I've seen this movie twice. I have never gotten goosebumps while watching a trailer and a movie. This movie broke that streak. Movie making at its peak. Denis villinueve deserves 10 Oscar's for this movie. LEGIT GOOSEBUMPS
Emphasis on the goosebumps, legit never occurred before this movie. Kind of mind bottling
I wanna watch it third time again......
Is it an interesting movie 🍿 and do you know if I can watch this movie on Netflix?
I've seen it twice so far and had to come back to watch this trailer to hold me over until I can see it again! It's the best movie I've ever seen; a true scifi masterpiece.
Just watched it for the second time today and I’m still in complete awe 😭
Just bought my tickets for my third viewing tomorrow!! I haven’t felt this excited for a movie… ever? I can’t believe we will get a third one.
Same here, I'm obsessed! I've been excited for other movies but nothing has ever surpassed my expectations like this movie. Enjoy your 3rd showing! I'm planning on going again next week :)
Denis Villeneuve is on the verge of creating one of the most epic saga's of films we've ever seen. Truly this might be the new Lord of the Rings. EPIC!!!🙏
Too short.
Yeah, no.
@@levindeedif he adapts Dune Messiah, the second book, than it won’t and Dennis already said he’s finishing the screenplay has we speak
You mean recreating..
Nah, most overrated film ever.
I just watched it, in my opinion as an average nobody, it is possibly the best movie in years.
Nothing has made me feel like that since the return of the king.
Same
You’re not average and you’re not a nobody
Really? 🤔
😂the irony of the movie receiving this kind of unquestioned adulation
Same. This film has stayed in my mind off and on since I saw it last weekend. I've not had a theatre going experience like that in years.
Who’s coming back after witnessing the master piece of this movie?
3 times and going a 4th
This is the best cinema experience I've ever had. I was absolutely locked in for the whole duration and blown away by the cinematography and sound.
I haven't gotten actual goosebumps on my body because of a film in years. This can only be seen properly in theatre.
same, this trailer gave me chills.
Ditto
chills
especially at 2:06 XD
No way, me too… epic
Two years in the making despite the delays. Hopefully this movie delivers and become of the best sequels in a universe. The VFX is mesmerizing. Texture, lighting, and shadows. Can we just appreciate the time and effort and applaud the VFX artists? They deserve the praise for their work.
*Friends, I did 12 pull-ups on one arm, please support me*
i laughed when they said "as long as you stay who you are"
Hardly likely. Many who were bored by the first are unlikely to return for this. Even this trailer looks like more of the same with its dire outlook, whispering characters and boring, done to death, cinematics
I disagree, it clearly has a unice visual style for each location, and quite different characters.
The first one was more centered around 3 location, the dune and some of the ships, and the other location, now we will see more of the other places. @@ts7844
@@ts7844then why are you even here? 🤡
I watched this twice in IMAX and had shivers throughout the entire film. I haven't experienced a movie of this quality in a theater since LOTR The Return of the King. The entire film is memorable and some scenes, especially the ones with the worms, are just a pure treat to experience. The music, audio and sound effects in the movie stood out too and totally helped to elevate the experience and make you feel like you were truly on Arrakis and in the universe of Dune. It's an instant classic and am instantly left wanting to rewatch it over and over, it's that friggen good. It's such a satisfying film and I wish it was longer or there was more films to come. Masterpiece. *Chef's Kiss*
Emphasis on the shivers!! Haven’t felt that way in a while during a movie 💯
I need part 3. This movie was too good. I think it might very well be the best science fiction film of the decade
Is it an interesting movie 🍿 and do you know if I can watch this movie on Netflix?
I will say this. I'm 48 years old and I'm as excited for this movie as a little child. For me, Denis Villeneuve is a grandmaster. Combined with the music of Hans Zimmer, it is a masterpiece. For me, Greig Fraser is comparable to Roger Deakins, I love them for their mature and serious approach to photography.
46 here and I concur. This is LOTR quality
He is an awful filmmaker
@@sanserof7 okay dude...
As I said, "for me" I respect every opinion because there are as many opinions as there are people@@sanserof7
K bro
Denis Villeneuve deserves lots of respect for being brave enough to take such a project considering how many dune movies failed. Also the fact that they've built everything especially in the era of green screen movies shows how much love Denis and the team have for the process.
You can thank it being his favorite story and he has dreamed hid entire life on making it aparently.
@@omnicognatesnr5947How?
There was only one Dune movie before?
@@defdazand a miniseries
@@defdaz correct, but he may have been including the scyfy miniseries.
Its been a long time since there was a movie that i thought was good enough to see twice in the theaters, needless to say i will be seeing dune for the second time later this week in IMAX.
I cannot express enough gratitude to Villenueve for making a near perfect rendition of this incredible story. I will see for the third time in theaters, tomorrow.
1:27 That visual of the sandworm breaking through the dust cloud is absolutely stunning. I am so ready for the absolute cinema we are about to receive
After Salusa Secundus (capital planet of modern empire) was bombed (few hundred years before) with nuclear weapons the houses and the government made them illegal and confiscated them and actually executed houses that used them. Paul find a very smart way around that and that is how these sandworms end up there:D
I think the sound effects made that look so awesome as well
Ah no.
This view is really my love
"A longstanding dream of mine is to adapt Dune, but it’s a long process to get the rights, and I don’t think I will succeed"
-Denis Villeneuve, September 2016 during the "Arrival" promotion
And now he's fulfilling his dream in getting a chance to adapt his beloved sci fi story, i'm so proud of him
I'm happy that we got a director for these films who legitimately seems to have an interest in the source material and the universe as a whole.
Looking at interviews and cut content from Part 1, and the film itself of course, it is obvious that we're in good hands.
That is rare in modern films. It is rare that we have an adaptation where the director is actually passionate about it, let alone competent.
*the beloved not HIS he didn’t write the book lol
He did Arrival?
@@stephenking5852yup
@@samuelsmith5400 It's beloved to him. Awkward wording, but it doesn't mean what you said.
I somehow managed to avoid seeing any Part Two trailers before going to IMAX.
Watching this movie was almost a religious experience. I had tears of joy on my face and still can't talk about the movie without my voice cracking ❤
I'm definitely going to IMAX again, at least once. I simply have to.
So glad I didn't watch any trailers before watching it in theaters, unbelievable experience
Next time im skipping all trailers.
Is it an interesting movie 🍿 and do you know if I can watch this movie on Netflix?
I’m shocked at how much I loved part 1 and how much I was able to immerse myself in this world. I’m very excited for part 2.
I just watched Dune last night. I was SHOCKED at how good it was considering I have become so disillusioned with remakes in Hollywood.
Something like this is hard to be considered a remake. Yes it's technically them remaking a story told already, but the 1980s movie was garbage, and this is another attempt at adapting the story, and it seems like it's working this time, considering now good the first movie was. @@ewjiml
Is part 3 going to cover Dune Messiah?
@@saljpal3 most likely
@@saljpal3if we get a part 3 covering Messiah I will actually cry in joy
02:06
Consider what you're about to do, Paul Atreides.
SILENCE!
Goes back to Part One. “How dare you use the Voice on me?” Beautiful.
Her role was perfectly cast! She's probably the only one in the room who truly knows how powerful and dangerous he is and she's still willing to talk back to him. She speaks with such a commanding voice, she is awesome anytime she is on screen.
Abomination
IT MEANS SHUT UP!
Greatest movie ever. "Send them to paradise "
I forgot you could make movies this good. I loved how much of the movie was NOT shown in the trailer. Some of the scenes really took me by surprise. Masterpiece.
Paul voicing "SILENCE!" @2:07 is as compelling as it is powerful. Can't wait to watch this on the big screen!
I can't believe he stood up to the Bene Gesserit 😮
It's just nice to see a man allowed to be assertive and dominant in a movie again.
My sentiments exactly.
@@thembelanichamane5468more like the Bene Gesserit and Spacing Guild that’s afraid of Paul
@@04kilik40 omfg how do yall always make it about this
I'm a huge fan of musical scores and can honestly say that Hans Zimmer really outdid himself on the Dune series. It's obvious that he himself is a big fan of the story and just mentally immersed himself in that world to create a soundtrack that is so integral to the vibe and emotion running like an electrical current through this story. I hope he wins an Oscar again for the Part II score.
Hans Zimmer is the goat. Right next to John Williams
hans zimmer is barely one person theyre basically a production company for music
The story is also very well suited to Zimmer's style - whole societies thrown into deadly, unavoidable conflict by huge forces of fate, matched by big, slowly moving blocks of sound.
Miss the other composer tho, the one for Sicario.
and what? I don't see a point here@@cubedgecko9394
Have seen it twice. Probably gonna watch it again. The visual, the music, the cast. I never felt like this since LoTR 🔥
Just saw it. Greatest movie of all time without a doubt
Paul using the VOICE to tell the reverend mother to SILENCE is already my best scene in this movie
Especially after the first movie when she dominated him with the voice.
Me too 😂
That's how Paul B-slaps a Reverend Mother lol
Me three
When you talk back to the teacher
When the music really kicks in at 1:36 with the spaceship falling… super goosebumps every time.
yep yep yep. I mean, even after watching the film, I keep coming back to this trailer for those chills
Any one knows the name of sample which starts from 1:36 ?
@@maciejczarny884it's 'Kiss The Ring' from the Dune 2 soundtrack
@@maciejczarny884 it's a variant of kiss the ring, I think it's only in this trailer
straight horrible movie 😂😂
Even after watching this incredible film twice I can’t help myself from rewatching this amazing trailer
You're not alone! I'm here doing the same.
I watched this movie the other night and it was all well done. The cast, the big scale locations, on site filming, camera work, music soundtrack, costumes, and dialogue is all fantastic. Without giving any massive spoilers away, I walked out sad. Not disappointed sad in the film. The sadness is for Paul’s character and what he had to become. He became the very thing he never wanted to be. The last shot of Paul in the film Dune Part Two made me replay his words from Dune Part One of the vision he saw. The words echoed over and over in my mind. “You Bene Gesserit made me a freak!”
This looks incredible! When we say we want the visuals THIS is what we mean. 😭
Okay so let me get this right. Whitey bad, exploiting black and brown desert people for their rare mineral ( spice = oil ). Whitey falls in love with brownie and the desert people to save them from whitey. interracial romance save the day
You look incredible
had enough of visuals, thats the easier part. An amazing epic story is what should be the main reason to make a movie like this.
@@Nitrus17The book is so based on internal monologues and things other than dialogue though, meaning this particular cinematic adaptation has been incredibly difficult to achieve the right tone for. The chosen visuals and soundtrack seem to actually be achieving that.
If it wasn't for the damn writer's strike, it would be coming out this month! Damn you, writers 🤬
Makes Star Wars look like a silly amusement ride at Disneyland. The Miniature effects in this trailer look incredible, something CGI can't emulate
Modern special effects movies don't respect the audience. Visually the star wars movies are very good though the choreagraphy of some of the sword fights varies on the movie. I think a better criticism would be the comic book movies, and anything that relies on motion blurr to give the feeling of action when in reality it's just low fidelity.
how do you know know there Miniatures and not CGI ?
It certainly can, miniatures are being built by filmmakers for a nostalgic reason and the love for practical filmmaking. If they wanted to, you could not tell the miniature and the cg model apart
@@robinkonieczny817they built the city as a miniature for film 1. No reason it’s not being used again.
@@1337billybobVFX artists have had it so rough tbh, without the time of budget to execute good stuff. It’s not their fault, it’s bad management and companies being cheap.
That duel between Paul and Feyd Rautha in the end felt like Game of Thrones (when it was good). Felt like watching Oberyn vs the mountain
Even the credits are amazing: filming in Hungary, Abu Dhabi, Jordan, Italy, and one more, I forget..., but the credits roll on forever, I'm amazed that this actually got made!
I'm not usually a fan of Hollywood blockbusters, but the story is told pretty well and an almost unimaginable amount of energy went into creating this film!
I just watched the movie an hour ago. First thing i did when i got home was watch this 20 times
Hahaha that's me right now.
Fr 😂
❤❤❤
ikr, after it ended I couldn’t decided if I wanted to watch it again or start anticipating the third film already, it’s like being stuck in a good limbo XD
@@neff6185 Go see it again! It's about to be pushed out by Kong and Ghostbusters! I've got my second viewing IMAX tickets for tomorrow at noon tomorrow because I haven't been able to stop thinking about this movie since seeing it a couple of days ago.
I'm not exaggerating when I say that I've never seen anything of this scale for sci fi. Thanks Denis and crew for doing it the right way.
you need to watch more movies
@@yaelgagu3144 I've got a pretty varied media diet, thanks.
@@yaelgagu3144Got any suggestions? I have also seen many movies, and yet there are very few films that capture the scale of Dune even remotely.
I love the Matrix Trilogy for example, though many hate it. But this is far more polished than that trilogy was, and much more "sci-fi" in a different way.
Then you have films like Alien or Aliens, but those - while being great films - aren't exactly at a grand scale.
Star Wars? I enjoy those movies (well, the original trilogy and somewhat the prequels), but they had tons of problems too.
@@yaelgagu3144 we have. there is no scifi of this scale. yeh sure there is star wars but thats fantasy really. and the visuals are weak. the new movies look like cartoons and cheap in comparison to this
@@benceelias1849facts
This is possibly one of the best movie trailers ever produced.
TRUE. The music in the second half of the trailer might be one of the best trailer soundtracks I've ever heard, it's insanely good
Seen Dune 2 twice in one day and this scene in particular the ‘Silence!’ scene is so intense and moving. After watching it over I decided to look at the audience before he delivered the line. Once he yells it, I noticed the audience went back in their seats collectively as well. In almost this hypnotic trance like state. This film is a true masterpiece. Its flow is perfect. No scene feels drawn out or excessive and boring. Stunning cinematography. With genius color palates and visuals. The acting is as perfect as it gets. Dune 2 is a 9.5 in my opinion
I can feel how much Denis loves this book as much as we do!! Lady Jessica is right we are not ready for what lies ahead.
what about paul a young king in the making but also a messiah like everything depends on him the change from prince to king of the people if amazing it's clear paul is different and i can't wait to see what Denis Villeneuve does BCS he clearly has a vision and im here for it
Does Chani play a big role in the books like this?
worth picking up the book.....you will thank me@@Irfan87
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@@Irfan87Chani does play a big role in book but she was more like a very important support character, not equal to Jessica or Duncan Idaho. She's more fleshed out in the trailer for Dune part 2 so far but I'm glad they made her to be, it's more impactful when the later event happen.
This is arguably one of the best trailers I’ve seen in a long time. Everything about it gave me goosebumps. Can’t wait to see this when it comes out.
looks ARGUABLY OVERRATED, i think i'll just read the book
@@rickdeckard1075 how is it being this miserable?
@@rickdeckard1075people like you is why sci fi movies are dying. Go watch Barbie again smooth brain
It's just all so brown
The music oh my goooooddd
2:08 uff I really enjoyed that "silence" so much, my favorite scene of the movie
I know the visuals and the soundtrack are mindblowing, but we also need to talk more about the costumes and the sound. Unbelievable work!
2:06 Oh wow, I LOVE the re-envisioning of how Paul puts the Reverend Mother in her place with the Voice. That shockwave is PALPABLE!
He does it that way in the book right? But I agree it's cool
It certainly will be in IMAX! Gonna feel that one!
@@samuellambertmurrayduncan1412 Yes. She has been working her whole life to fulfill the prophecy and control the legend (Paul). To see Paul free himself of her influence is both immensely satisfying and proves how much like Jessica he really is.
Fus ro DAH lol yeah I’m so excited
Agreed
Reading Dune for the first time, I was simply fascinated by Frank Herbert's saga. After so many failures, I never thought I'd see this masterpiece so well represented on screen. Thank you so much, Denis Villeneuve, for the first time ever a movie made me tremble in the cinema, and just by watching this trailer, tears well up in my eyes because it's so epic. I know I'll have the same experience I had in part one.
How is it well represented? It's a book about how history is full of lies, about political, religious and even genetic manipulations of the masses by politicians, and how they ruin the world with constant war, slavery and hypocrisy, how religion is a complete sham designed to manipulate people, how prophets are a result of all those lies and machinations, and ultimately how sad the lives of those prophets are in the end, while Denis' film is "boy is superhero, special effects go boom".
Me too! What's going on?
Movie introduced me to the book and I love reading it
@@kaizenstudyyy Same here! I'll definitely be reading the first book again before this comes out :D
@kaizenstudyyy Same, I an on the 3rd book now and it has been a great series to read.
Ever since I saw Dune part 1 in IMAX October of 2021, I could not wait to see part 2. Seen it 3 times in IMAX, still come back to this trailer. Time of Quiet Between the Storms is perfect. This entire team was DESTINED to come together.
This is no movie, this is a masterpiece.
Source?
@@chrisdawson1776 trust me bro
And perhaps the BEST movie of the year.
When Paul voiced “Silence!” I got goosebumps and teary eyed. Thanks WB for treating this masterpiece with so much respect. I can’t wait to see it.
Likewise.... That was just awesome...
"Try looking into that place you dare not look. You'll find me there staring back at you."
That one moment means so much
it's the voice of masculinity finally getting to tell feminism to shut up
wb is in it for money, rather thanks to the brains and hard laborers behind this film.
The art direction is insane in these movies. The costumes, the shots, the colors, the sand coming off the backs of the fighters as they appear. The stances they take, everything. So refined and so beautiful. These movies will go down as some of the best of all time, artistically, regardless of what anyone else thinks. I'm making that the truth right now
Actually Dune from David Lynch looks much better in art , and music , and casting and story over all
Strong delusion. It looks much cheaper than the treatment weak source material like new Star Wars gets.
On par with Apple's Foundation dumpster fire. It's disgraceful.
@@banyarlingGet out.
I don't disagree with you, brother. This is LOTR quality.
agree... this is art direction is so safe... it's just like, do everything in monochrome earth tones and vaguely like a fashion magazine... the Lynch version did more with less@@marekkos3513
I have watched this 3 times! I normally don’t make a comment like anywhere but I felt compelled to do so. I was filled with emotions, I experienced out of this world feelings while watching this! Huge congratulations for this incredible movie and the soundtrack is out of this world too!
Dune marketing is crazy, they are even having a solar eclipse today to promote the movie.
Having seen Dune: Part Two twice now, the score played throughout this trailer feels so much sadder. Heartbreaking, really.
We are seeing the rise of something terrible to behold in Imperium, but it also feels inevitable, somehow.
For sure, there is an epic poetic tragedy in this film which I applaud DV for because it truly conveys the original message (and warning) from the books.
"what's happening mother ?"
"Your brother attacks the Great Houses, the Holy War begins"
the love/devotion/hope of Chani, Stilgar, and the other Fremen, and reality of who Paul is and will become, man... the theme mainlines it all right to the feels
Lead them to paradise.
This version of the Atreides theme is absolutely insane. I hope this means it'll be fully included in the movie this time instead of just in the sketchbook.
It's very epic and uplifting... but misses the tone of the story imo. I appreciate why you like it! --but I very much hope it's *not* from the actual score.
I imagine we could get some musical stuff soon. I remember them releasing the sketchbook like a month or two before the first movie came out. I need it so bad.
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bruh the bots are hijacking this comment
@@piscessoedroen we need a Butlerian Jihad up in here
Words can’t express what happens inside of me when I watch this trailer! It’s so powerful. The movie is a masterpiece. Denis is a genius, the cast is pure fantastic and the music… The only two movies that give me goosebumps!
Have the trailer on repeat even more after seeing the film. Emphasis on the goosebumps, legit never felt like that during a film.
Just watched it for the second time in IMAX... I have never seen a movie twice in Cinema. Freaking Epic... nothing comes even close in the sci-fi genre.
Same here .. thinking abt third time
I went to an early screening. It’s glorious, jaw dropping, far better than part one and one of the best movies of the sci-fi genre! There’s always a bold new type of movie that has a massive impact on its generation. Star Wars, The Matrix, LOTR. Dune joins that list. Glorious movie!
I saw it yesterday in IMAX and loved it
I was not very impressed the first time I watched Part 1. But then, oddly enough, I felt compelled to watch it again (and again and again 😂). I was worried Part 2 would be just alright but I was so wrong. It is the most exciting piece of cinema in years and probably the best series since LOTR. I can’t remember the last movie where I was on the edge of my seat with anticipation the entire time.
Lol okay... I personally was pretty underwhelmed. Pretty visuals but all the substance cut from the book.
@@stonaraptor8196 Average "literature enjoyers" when 70 pages worth of dialogue about family trees that aren't even in the main story and what people had for breakfast get cut.
OMG if its better than part one then Im in for a treat cause pt 1 is literally the best film Ive ever seen in my life!! Love all the vehicles, visuals, the dreaminess, the spirituality, the buildings and civilisations, the music and the real creep factor!!
The cinematography, the score, the set design, everything looks incredible! Cannot wait for this!
I’m not the type to take the time to comment on videos…but man…what a masterpiece of a film. I feel honored to be alive to have witnessed it.
Watching this trailer after seeing the movie twice in the theaters. Such a master piece
Props to Gary Oldman for playing The Sandworm 🔥
You are mistaken. That was clearly Christian Bale
Obviously it was Daniel Day Lewis. Only the perfect method actor could perform on this level.
Gary Oldman played the spice
All of you are wrong. That is obviously Jeffrey Combs.
People, this is clearly Danny Devito
This trailer took my breath away the score the visuals everything is epic I literally felt myself tearing up this is gonna be the event of the year
😁😭😂
Calm down it's just a film, put your c0ck away, jesus
Loved it but question the avatar music after Zimmer showed us fire in trailer 2
Me too ❤❤
@@user-kc8fv8pf9e it’s actually bagpipes if you listen to the score in part one the atreides theme uses bagpipes
My favorite part was when the emperor said “walk without rhythm and you won’t attract the worm, if you walk without rhythm, you’ll never learn” and then danced all around his palace.
These movies are incredible.
Incredible bad
@@krayoxtv8331 losing is a habit for you
@@krayoxtv8331 you are entitled to your opinion
I'd give anything for Frank Herbert to come back to life so he could see this trailer. And to tell him that "fear is the mindkiller" is a significant part of how I made it through a horribly stressful time in my life. And I'd tell him that phrase is now engraved on the back of my tie clip, which I wear to work every day. And I'd conclude by saying thanks for giving the world this one-in-a-million book.
Cute tie clip story. Get it tattooed or it dont mean nada.
@@user-bz7qg5xw6h no need to be rude
Dune is demonic. Repent and receive Jesus as your Lord and savior. 🙏 ❤️
@@Lava_Zoid Silence! Paul of House Atreides is the only Lord and Savior here!
I catch myself doing the litany against fear from time to time. I wonder what Frank Herbert would think of this version, he actually worked with David Lynch on his version and it had his blessing. Part 1 was very good. I consider myself a Dune purist and any deviation from the book annoys me. But I suppose you to take in account that this is produced in a different time with many many parties contributing there will be differences.
What Denis Villeneuve has achieved with his version of Dune is absolutely incredible. I always hoped for a film version that could do the books justice after the previous mediocre attempts and can’t wait to see the 2nd installment.
❤
Villenueve's Dune will be joining the Peter Jackson LoTR trilogy on that pedestal of cinematic greatness.
The Syfy miniseries was amazing! It actually had people who could act and emote.
@@hecksnekinc.2750 Absolutely!
The former versions/adaptations were not mediocre, but within the limitations of their time ...the focus of the 1984 version was more on acting whereas the one of the latest version is more on special effects....both versions are great though! Maybe a miniseries would be even a better choice... what do you think, guys and girs?
This movie is insane and Timothy fully convinced me that he is an incredibly talented actor. The Director did a great job - this movie has so many great shots. Love it!
Watched the movie 3 times in it's opening weekend and I still get excited watching the trailers
I have been waiting to see Atreides banners on the backs of sandworms like this for more than 30 years. This legit made me cry.
That SILENCE!! gave me serious chills, I had to watch it again, can't wait to see the actual scene 😭
I agree! She’s the only character I am scared of!!
@@christinefieth1315Paul should be the one you’re scared of. He does some pretty terrible things
@@jimhoover7345without the intention of being terrible, in my opinion. once he understood what he had become, he tried to diminish the impact.
@@Oivobernardo I think Paul fell into the I’m doing what’s right. Once he had a following of people telling him he was right. He no longer so the evil in what he was actually doing
That looks like such an insane moment!
Watched this on last Tuesday. All I can say is that it's a work of art and deserves a billion dollar mark.❤️
Dennis made a masterpiece, it had me from the start, the soundstage was out of this World and the cinematic was god send, this is what a movie should be, entertaining and letting you forget everything else for 2 hours and 46 mins, now dear Warner, don’t go and make a sequel because muh money, either do it right or don’t do it at all, or even better make something entirely different!Entertain us, don’t educate or talk down to us. Pretty please.oh and btw, that kiss, I believed it, and I felt what young love was ………
2:08
Insanely good line
Original book moment
Goosebumps....
What a movie
My spice is flowing right now
If you know what I mean
😂🤣🤣🤣
hands down the best movie i have watched in theatres. EVER.
Dune 1: "The Sandworm is a scary and dangerous creature"
Dune 2: "Let's call Sandworm for a Uber ride!"
RIP to all the Dune fans who waited all these years to see the sequel, but died in unexpected or unfortunate ways.
Not to mention Frank 😔
I pray I'm fortunate to live long enough to see God Emperor of Dune.
RIP to everyone who doesn't see today?
I don't know if this is all necessary
Unless you know someone personally, your statement acts like they didn't see anything good at all.
They did not live to see Dune Part Two the greatest film ever created in history of all cinema.
:(
The first movie was revolutionary in its score already, but there's something about the chord progression with the cymbal crash at 1:37 that makes me go "Yeah that's it. That's going to pave the golden path in sci-fi scoring for the foreseeable future."
May the Golden Path endure
Unfortunately, this music is not part of the OST, and instead by a different composer than Zimmer.
@@CrossedSabresCODdo you know who?
@@CrossedSabresCOD True. At least that theme is the "main theme" of the film. Or, at least, featured prominently on the OST.
I watched this movie a week or two ago. It’s now my second favorite series. First is Maze Runner series, then this. I just found out about Dystopian a few weeks ago, and it’s SO good.
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST FILMS IVE SEEN IN YEARS, BRAVA DENNIS !!!!
True
One of the finest movie trailer in recent years.
Nagyon jó
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Nice
“SILENCE!”
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“But I do see a way… there is a narrow way through…” I absolutely love the way he said that line! I’m so excited for this movie!
I'm still in the process of catching up with all the lore: is that a reference to the golden path? If so, doesn't Paul reject that, just to have it fulfilled later by his son?
*SPOILER STOP IF YOU DON'T WANNA KNOW*
It is! The Golden Path is what Paul see's but it revolts him and yes, his son Leto the II takes over@@Karackal God Emperor of Dune (the 4th book) is a masterpiece.
He means a narrow way between 2 legs
@@Karackal He rejects it after this point though. Before that he follows it as the best course of revenge. Then it gets out of his hands.
@@spartacus3111 Maybe I'm remembering wrong, but isn't he following the golden path through the second book too? I think the "rejection" is when he walks away in the end of the second book isn't it? I remember in the Prophet of Dune there is a bunch of lines about him having to follow the path as a dictator and he does.
One of the best sequels to a film I've ever seen. Up there with the empire strikes back.......but I was a kid when that came out......I'm 52 and thought dune part 1&2 was a masterpiece. Can't wait for part 3 now. If you haven't seen dune yet go see it quite simply.
Got round to seeing part 1 and WOW, brilliant is an understatement what a great job, can't wait to see part 2!!