And now I don't want any other director for a live action adaptation

it really makes sense because leto II is basically tetsuo haha

Yes! There were a few times in Dune 2 that I definitely thought Paul Atreides looked like Tetsuo with the cape!

It makes total sense as he's influenced by Metal Hurlant (like Ridley Scott) Akira like Metal, like Moebius was a shock graphic in his youth

So true...@@ConquerMedia

Paul: "Will you please listen? I'm not the messiah." Fremens: "HE IS THE MESSIAH"

@@123j4jthe denial of his divinity? Proof of his divine right!

@@Garbageman28 AS WRITTEN

"These are his soggy thighpads!" "This is his thumper!"

he IS the Kwisatz Haderach!!! Who he is not is the Lisan Al Gaib

Persona i thought it was the game lmao

He’s set the bar. Sci fi can be beautiful and full of layers and not just there for purely entertainment. His depth of understanding the novel shows and honestly his vision made these movies masterpieces. I can’t wait to see his vision for the future movies.

Interstellar still the best sci fi movie of the last decade though.

@@nicolasdw0I thought so too, this passes it though

@@kamradebaugh7024hm not for me unfortunately, I never was invested in a way as I was with Interstellar. Think it’s because I don’t really care about any of the characters in Dune, nor have I the feeling that something is at stake.

@@nicolasdw0the two are different. As far as pure theater spectacle, I think Interstellar wins that. But pt. 2 felt more alien, more pure art, like a TRUE revitalization of the cerebral scifi of the 60s-70s pre-Star Wars.

Agreed! I’d go far as to say the best movie I’ve ever seen!

It’s epic. Perhaps the most epic film I’ve ever seen.

@@YeraBlizzadHarry truth

And the closing scene ❤so epic...

just a small correction - it's not a sequel, it's part 2 of the same story

Beep beep

Having seen the movie you can clearly see the influence on the action scenes

The first three movies are major classics with brilliant cinematography and yet none of those three movies are in my top 360 favorite movies and so I can say Denis Villeneuve made an amazing movie of a book I read as an elementary child and did it well. The fourth one I have never heard of, but I can see the relation. I suppose the best way to describe "Dune: part 2" is to say it was like watching "Rob Roy" on steriods and set in a fantasy or science fiction world, but still not as good a movie as the original, but only turn Luke Skywalker (Rob Roy) into Anakin Skywalker (the Mahdi of Islam). 156) Rob Roy (1995) 164) Dune: part 2 (2024) "Dune: part 2" is worth seeing. Denis Villeneuve stayed true to the book enough, in the sense characters can see it all happening as good or bad or good and bad and yet you as the viewer or reader can make up your own mind too. In other words, do you see this hero as worth it or not worth it. It's up to you. I was surprised Denis Villeneuve in "Dune: part 1" had the Fremen call Paul the Mahdi, as that was a dead give away that this whole thing is an Islamic end times vision. Frank Herbert did not come out and say it, but while I read "Dune" as a kid I knew the whole things smelled of T. E. Lawrence of Arabia joining the Muslims in World War One to be a leader figure of the desert only this was more Anti-Christ type vision of the future. I think in that sense it stays true to what Frank Herbert said, "I am showing you the superhero syndrome and your own participation in it." - Frank Herbert, speaking about "Dune." Now I see it from Zendaya's perspective; hence, I love the ending as completely open ended as to whether they achieve or don't achieve, but that many are for it as the dye is cast and some are disbelievers of it seeing the conflict is not over nor is any success guaranteed. In that sense it was brilliant, but it didn't crack my top 100 favorites movies list. "A Princess of Mars" by writer Edgar Rice Burroughs inspired many things along with the movie adaptation of the book called "John Carter" in 2012 by Disney, such as: Star Wars, Avatar, Indiana Jones, Superman, Dune, and writer Ray Douglas Bradbury with "The Martian Chronicles," which I read as a child. Here is where such things fall on my favorite movies list: 20) Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back (1980) 21) Star Wars: a New Hope (1977) 41) Superman II (1980) 112) John Carter (2012) 121) Avatar (2009) 125) Man of Steel (2013) 148) Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983) 164) Dune: part 2 (2024) 270) Dune: part 1 (2021) The main reason for me to watch Dune 2 is to see whether Zendaya Coleman surpasses female actresses I loved in the past, which I don't believe she has yet. And to see if the vision of the Mahdi in his ascension can be depicted well. Denis Villeneuve delivered. I suppose movie three will be can Islam rule well? I doubt it in reality, or for depiction in the next movie, and I doubt the 3rd movie would surpass the 2nd. Zendaya is in my top 13 favorite actors based on the list below. She is certainly doing well for her career and I'm happy for her in that sense. 10) Spiderman: No Way Home (2021) 96) The Greatest Showman (2017) 164) Dune: part 2 (2024) 191) Spiderman: Far from Home (2019) 198) Spiderman: Homecoming (2017) 270) Dune: part 1 (2021) “I loved you, so I drew these tides of men into my hands And wrote my will across the Sky and stars To earn you freedom, the seven Pillared worthy house, That your eyes might be Shining for me When we came Death seemed my servant on the Road, 'til we were near And saw you waiting: When you smiled and in sorrowful Envy he outran me And took you apart: Into his quietness Love, the way-weary, groped to your body, Our brief wage Ours for the moment Before Earth's soft hand explored your shape And the blind Worms grew fat upon Your substance Men prayed me that I set our work, The inviolate house, As a memory of you But for fit monument I shattered it, Unfinished: and now The little things creep out to patch Themselves hovels In the marred shadow Of your gift.” ― T. E. Lawrence, "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom" Sting and the whole David Lynch "Dune" of the 80s was insane. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l6t-i5SEy5nKl4U.html

@@ReligionOfSacrifice sir this is a wendy's

@@Fentiman CAN ANYONE TELL ME SOME ASPECT OF WHAT ANTI-CHRIST DOES THAT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA HAS NOT YET FULFILLED??? The Anti-Christ absolutely must fulfill all Anti-Christ things before being identified at the top of Mt. Zion per Isaiah 14. We will squint our eyes and say, "This the man who shakes the whole world? He shook merely the region of the first." per Isaiah 14:16. None shall break rank when Palestine is whole per Isaiah 14:28-31 for Ahaz means "he has grasp the ten" and they shall reign with him for one literal hour. Barack Hussein Obama denied the desire of women by not having the cheating machine work for Hillary, but the super delegates all voted for her before a Democratic person could vote in the primary, so she thought all good. The cheating machine did work for Joe Biden, six states frozen in the general election and nobody checking over a black woman's shoulder during the recount so even that was utterly suspect, so we live in the end of an image of his time with his VP and Joe Biden is so shady in his business dealing that he is in the pocket of someone. He came in with a Nobel Peace Prize. With WikiLeaks and an Arab Apology Tour, he turned the key to a bottomless pit and that's why and Arab Spring. We will squint our eyes at him saying "this the man that shook the whole world? He shook merely the region of the first (Middle East)" according to Isaiah 14 which ends with Palestine whole as we recognize him at the top of Mt. Zion. Yet during the Arab Spring we lost three kings in one month in Egypt, Libya, and Tunesia, which is Anti-Christ identification type stuff. We've had two times of him and he was ruined to prosper as with Trump when he had a cut off time the level of hatred and violence went up. Now in this image of his time Russia and Islam have grown in strength because the first two things Joe Biden did was cut us off from oil and open the lower border. The second beast from a false prophet (Muhammed) give their power unto an image of a beast. They have been burning down churches in Europe ever since flooding in there and they have been flooding into America too. CAN ANYONE TELL ME SOME ASPECT OF WHAT ANTI-CHRIST DOES THAT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA HAS NOT YET FULFILLED??? "Barack" or "baraq" when no English letters existed meant "lightening" in ancient Hebrew and that term "Barack" is associated with end times, last days, of great tribulation in over 23 places in our Holy Bible. I don't think Putin and Xi will want to prostrate five times a day for seven years towards Barack Hussein Obama.

Bladerunner 2049 especially

@@TwoLeftThumbs He did get Shinichiro Watanabe to do the animated short that took place before 2049. So yes it really isn't a surprise he's an anime fan.

lots of directors love akira. Guillermo del Toro for example talks abt it all the time ^^

Eh..he’s talking about a job that he absolutely loves, talking to people that are asking about his brilliance/art and he’s doing all these interviews within a small time frame but we see them spread out whenever a channel or whatever uploads them. Now if he was a Walmart manager then yeah it would be exhausting lol

But he always does them with grace and humility. What a great guy.

A few weeks of hard work talking about your latest baby which is likely to be massively successful.

Not as much as Cillian Murphy. That man is basically running for president with the amount of press he’s been getting

Part of the process, gotta sell the movie. Probably a problem most directors would kill for!!!

Beautifully said! When you've internalised something is when you've mastered it. And when you create something later on, that acquired knowledge should be able to freely pour out, perhaps even in beautifully mutated or crossbred fashion with other knowledge pieces.

You nailed it.

Do you like Tarantino? Because he is a director that "steals" bits pieces from different movies and mixes them together like a film frankestein, especially in his earlier movies like pulp fiction. There different ways to make a movie that work for different people.

Saw it Monday and I agree! Epic!

it was great but too bad it ended on yet again another cliffhanger.

@@purefoldnz3070 Brother, if half of the fans - like me - picked up that the ending is the segway to Dune Messiah, there is absolutely NO WAY on Earth that Warner Brothers will not finance that project. We will make their life hell until we have certainty that this movie will happen, no matter what.

@@gavsapir9271 yeah it has to happen now. They need to conclude the story properly.

@@gavsapir9271 though I do have to say the 84 Alan Smithee version did have the better ending.

Hearing him mention Chuck Jones’ efficiency in pacing the Roadrunner and Coyote cartoons was out of left-field! He really cares about telling a screen story and pulls from all levels of motion picture to execute his vision

Its a terrible movie.

@@bygmesterfinnegan6938 Is a really good movie.

My 4th favorite film of all time.

LOVE. I never saw the similarities before but it’s so cool

Because it's blasphemous and anti-history.

you forgot to add Alex Garland.

Ryan coogler

@@joaovictorkelima2551100%. would take Garland over Reeves any day. though the Batman was mid af. I might also add Jordan Peele into this list.

@@K.C-2049 the batman was great , finally movie focused on bat and not one of his enemies like nolan/burton did

James Cameron still making bangers every 10 years.

Yeah definitely a surprise but having seen the movie I can see the strong focus on keeping everything tight and simple from scene to scene like he was talking about. This movie covered so much ground story-wise but was never taxing. For such a long movie it flew by. Beep beep.

@@byst33 Without any question. It's just fascinating to see all the inspirations people draw from, and how things that you might think are throwaway entertainment are a lot more structured than you'd expect

How insightful and both gave sublime performances.

Right, having written it in ‘65, it was like Herbert had a Time Machine to predict what would happen in the Middle East starting 20 years later

@@enzocignetti6359I think FH was well aware of what was going on in the Middle East throughout the first half of the 20th century… Spice = Oil….

just put the book mostly out of your mind when you watch it

Part 2 blows part 1 out of the water! Just watched it here in Thailand and it was beyond incredible (it’s truly on par with the original Star wars and lord of the rings trilogies)

The entire series will blow you away, so exciting to imagine the latter books in film format. Add a bunch of cinnamon to your tea and listen to dune ambient tracks for the full experience

The cinematography and sound were sublime. The dialogue and performances are hit and miss for me. Some scenes fell flat, and others soared. Not a perfect masterpiece, but a great cinematic experience on net.

I haven't seen pt.2..i haven't even watched this video yet, but I can't wait to see what this "he's the best" shit ur talking is about. Because the 1st movie only jerks off on the fact that they have better efx to work with than David Lynch had. But they forgot to use it to make a better movie than Lynch made. So far what I'm hearing about this 2nd movie is beautiful efx and Muslims in space 😂

​@@The_Com-MentorWatch part 2 and there's no chance you'd be so disrespectful.

@@The_Com-Mentorlol wtf are you talking about. The cinematography and pacing of Dune 2021 outshines Lynch’s Dune by light years. Lynch’s film is fine but people trashing Villeneuve’s never have anything smart to criticize as you’ve demonstrated 😂

@@The_Com-Mentor Are you ok?

​​@The_Com-Mentor Muslims in space? Uh, yeah. Have you read the source material? Thank you for your comment you felt the need to shout out without even watching the video. You just clicked on this video, post a troll comment, and move on? Be better.

Taika making it would be a disaster

hater he would breathe new life intoo it@@mmarshfairc3

Or just don’t regardless of director.

I've read as far as God Emperor ... adapting that book would be a nightmare. Not that I wouldn't go see it, but the difficulty would be insane.

I felt there was a tribute to Blue Velvet in the movie where a certain someone’s body is covered in ants and it shows a close up of their ear and ants all in it. I instantly thought to Blue Velvet.

@@twocentscinema8587 it was beautiful.

Wish I could watch it in 70mm. The film is a masterpiece. The most epic film ever made to this day. When you watch it and witness its grand scale, you’ll know that it can never be matched. Such an inspirational film to many great filmmakers.

This is the way.

He might as well be wearing a beret.

I feel the same; however, he has said once he cuts something out, that part is dead to him, and he won’t do an extended version.

@@ConnieBroski yeah he has to change his mind on that for this trilogy. This is an adaptation, not a normal movie. He has to get out of that mindset.

Danika (Comicgirl) XIX needs to know at once, especially as she's currently working on an Akira documentary too.