Patrick Stewart has looked like that since his birth a hundred years ago

I don’t care what anyone says, I love this movie!

As a fan of the Dune series, I always disliked the unnecessary changes David Lynch made...except for when Paul cracked open Feyd-Rautha's chest with his voice. That was metal as fuck.

1.) *_Thufir Hawat, expanded_** ~* Some expanded context/explanation(s) for those less familiar with Dune (novel), and to understand about Thufir Hawat... - a.) (2:03) *_"Three generations of...you..."_** ~* Thufir Hawat had served House Atreides for *over ONE HUNDRED years* (and Hawat was not a young man when he started his service to House Atreides); from Paul's grandfather ("the Old Duke"), to Leto Atreides (Paul's father), and to Paul Atreides himself, with unquestionable loyalty, unswerving dedication, and unblemished honor. - b.) *_Mentats vs. Love_** ~* Mentats are supposed to (but not 'strictly' required to) hold themselves above (or apart from) _"simplistic"_ human emotions and desires that could/would distract them from their Role as advisors and intellectuals on the intergalactic political stage. Put another (simpler) way, _'Mentats were Star Trek Vulcans, before there were any Star Trek Vulcans.'_ *;)* - c.) *_Thufir Hawat & Love_** ~* Despite this (above) Mentat doctrine, Hawat deeply loved the Atreides family, loving Leto Atreides like a son and greatly respecting him as the Duke Atreides, and loving Paul Atreides both as family ("grandson") and for what Hawat believed could be a viable successor to his Atreides' Mentat legacy. For the last factor (Paul), Hawat knew his time/life was nearing its end, regardless of any Harkonnen plots _(over 100+ years, remember?),_ and had hoped to impart his Mentat training and secrets onto Paul, who exhibited Mentat-level mental skills and capability (Hawat not knowing of Paul's destiny as the Kwisatz Haderach). 2.) *_Deleted Scene(s)_** ~* I really wish they had included this in the film, watching Hawat's death in this (extended) scene (1:31) always makes my eyes moist with the emotional weight of its meaning _(Loyalty to the end)._ Hopefully someday we will get a Dune film that can fully express the deep *_Love_* and unbreakable *_Loyalty_* that House Atreides inspires. Thanks for uploading this, *Reid.* :)

This is, and always has been, one of the great Sci Fi movies. People that go on about it being a failure exhibit a failure of imagination themselves. The design is incredible and the desert scenes rivalled only by Laurence of Arabia in their sense of scale. It is also one of the most quotable films I have ever seen and, as a life long comic enthusiast, the scenes where various characters thoughts are heard always reminded me of the way thought bubbles are used in comics. I love it.

Honestly the scene with Thufir might be my favorite part of the movie. You can tell how much Paul really loves him 😢

people can say what they want about this movie, one still has to acknowledge the artistry in this ... every image sits, every frame, every gesture perfectly composed.

The Harkonnen duelist didn't have enough of sting in him.

I wish they had included Thufir’s exit line: And then, she records, Hawat turned in. a magnificent gesture to face the emperor, extended his left hand, palm up, to expose the needle cupped against his fingers, and said, "See, Majesty? See your traitor's needle? Did you think that I who've given my life to service to the Atreides would give them less now?"

Even after all these years and hundreds of Sci-fi movies with much more advanced CGI and production stuff, this movie still stands tall with an unique style and feel of opera and mystic theatricals. True classic.

Very thoughtful of the invading Fremen strike force to bring a band of drummers and a dozen snare drums with them. Never know when you'll need to set the mood for a spontaneous ritual combat..

Really loved this film. I know there are many who feel differently but this will always be a classic to me.

I started watching Dune because of my dad. One of my all time favorite movies. Thanks Dad.

Imagine if HBO did Dune as a series the way they've done GoT? With ten or twelve hours they could do so much more with the story.

"This is a Harkonnen AN-UH-MAL! Let me" How the hell can you not love Sir Pat.

I understand why they didn’t run with this ending, but it’s cool that David Lynch filmed one this faithful to the book, down to the last line. The whole movie is a remarkable adaptation, and created a visual style for the Dune universe that has stood the test of time.

I can't believe they left that part out, it was the most touching scene in the whole film. I love the music that plays over the end credits.

Thufir Hawat's death was very tragic. It was him who saw the true strength of the fremen and adviced to work with the fremen effectively saving Paul and making him emperor.

This movie, the actors, the characters, the dress, everything about it was to me, Dune. I remember when it came out, seeing it in the theatres. Most people that did not get it had never read the books. They were looking for some simple, straightforward space cowboy thingy. I think were they able to put it out in 3 parts, with the time and money, it would be unbelievable, perfect.

3:30 I love that the guild navigator tells the Emperor of the known universe to, “Shut the fuck up!”.

Emperor: "A blade, Sting?" Bilbo: "A blade, Sting!"

Dune was truly a classic movie.

Kyle Maclachlan was a fantastic Paul Atreides. I wish he were 20 again...

When Paul yelled and the corpse split apart, that was such an unforgettable film scene.

Some of the best set designs ever. Worth every cent it took to construct. What brilliant fucking artisanship.

I read Frank Herbert's "Dune" when I was 17. That was many moons ago. But it definitely left an impact. Herbert mastered the art of creating an alternate universe via science fiction. When the movie came out, my friends were completely befuddled. They had no idea what was going on. I had to explain things -- just as I had to explain much of what occurred in Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey." "Dune," like "2001" are things you need to digest rather slowly. Herbert introduces so many concepts that, heaped together in any movie, would seem incomprehensible and thus off-putting. I admired David Lynch's attempt, as I admired the SyFy channel's attempt to bring this alternate universe to screen. Both have good points and some bad, but they were earnest efforts. I think that the SyFy channel may have been more on target but less visually dramatic. And I liked how they thread in "Children of Dune." To do the story justice as a film would require probably eight hours for "Dune" alone. It's really that complicated.

Do you need my life old friend? Why oh god why wasn’t this in the final cut!!? Carry this noble atredeis warrior away. Do him all honour. I honestly can’t get over how they left this out :(

Dune will stand the test of time. A visually fascinating movie.

It blew my mind when Paul broke Feyd apart with his voice... it made the whole movie

Sting reminds me of Malcolm McDowell in A Clockwork Orange.

Still the best ... And holds it's own to this day

They should've kept this scene!!! Now i see why David Lynch is still mad at the producers!

4:40 - the Fremen stormtroopers rushing into a decisive surprise attack still took these drums with them, just in case...

Every breath you take Every move you make You will get the weirding word spoken to you.

Just watched a fan edit here on KZfaq that made it a 3 hour movie with some of most intelligent editing choices they couldve made. The result is a trippy but story driven visual epic that captures the feeling of book while still being its own amazing thing. The deleted scenes were readded with touched up audio and its just perfect. Like this is one of my favorite movies, it's up there with the 80s sci fi fantasy epics like Flash Gordon, Conan and Highlander. These films all have this strange colorful tone that you don't see anymore. But this edit honestly made the film far more approachable and complete as an art piece. Very complex and beautiful, the music is just perfect. They tried to make a Star Wars, they ended up making an artistic cult classic. This scene was one a my fave in the end, truly a perfect extra to put a bow on all the chaos up until now.

However unfaithful to the book the overall movie might have been, it was still a masterpiece. Adaption done right. The music, the weirding modules, they made it great. Yet to be surpassed, despite more faithful adaptations. Magnificent!

Irulan and Chani are the Spice Girls ;)

Wow I must have seen Dune 20 times throughout my life but that alternate ending was superb!

"SILENCE!". I wish I was granted this gift. I would be using it a lot with lots of politicians...

The extended cut of this movie is one of the best sci if ever made.

I saw Dune when it was released ( I was 14 at the time ) I always felt the ending in this room with all the major characters was kinda short and thin compared to the rest of the film. I had the Dune bubblegum trading cards, which showed Thufir's death and always wanted to see it... When I saw the cut scene on the recent DVD release, I was blown away. It's my favorite scene in the entire movie now. Glad its here on KZfaq for easy viewing.

6:11 "I will bend like a reed in the wind" *falls flat like a log and then rolls over*

At 6:15...One would think that it would be hard to scream when a knife is in your throat but apparently Sting can hold a note.

4:46 Love how everyone is backing away from the fighters except Jessica, who doesn't move an inch.... (And presumably Chani, who is standing beside her the next time we see them)

Sean Young mastered the whole “stand around and stare at stuff” thing pretty well

I am in love with this film. I watch it over and over on a vhs in my kitchen. Its like a fire I keep burning for warmth and amusement. This ending just flooded my feels!

Man, this is my favorite Movie of all time. These scenes are Epic!

I saw this in theaters when it first came out. I was in 6th grade and a great lover of the book. When you bought a ticket, you were given a sheet of paper with names and definitions of characters and various vernacular. It’s the first and only time this has happened at the theater. I loved the film. Lynch went feudal instead of Star Wars and it worked beautifully. I take the film for what it is and this film is wonderfully entertaining.

Paul Atredies was Dragonborn before it was cool.

The special effects for it's time were very well done because the movie has not seemed to age that much.

One ☝️ of the Best Classic movies ever

Actually, in the original book there's slight hidden hints of the demise of humankind of what will be depicted in later books, especially in the guild report at the end of the book where it was described that "Arrakis was afflicted" by Paul. Note that one small, but subtle, word, "afflicted." Frank Herbert was a friggin' genius.

I love the end titles to the movie. The music, the cast, the wave.

Can’t help but shed tears at how tragic and noble Thufir’s death was.

One of my fav films. The world is so real and original in its look and feel. Cheer to all that helped bring to life the amazing story of DUNE in this epic telling!

A very good edit and much more in keeping with the book. I can't beleive they left this out of both the theatrical and extended editions!

Dune, Robocop and Fire Starter are my favorite 80'sa movies. Meaning ill watch them whenever they're shown.

These scenes should have been in the movie...! So great and touching...!

This is Dune. It shall always be thus.

Don't stand, don't stand so, don't stand so close to me (and my poisoned spike).

It's truly sad that this movie bombed so badly at the time of it's release, even David Lynch is bitter about this film, but I think it's absolutely brilliant. FYI originally they were slated to do two sequels but since it did so poorly they were canceled, again, very sad

When I saw this movie in San Diego as a kid this was what I saw in the ending with Thufir when it was out in theaters. It was weird when I watched cut versions later. I realized somehow, someway, the version I saw in San Diego was longer and more uncut than the official theatrical version of the time. I always wondered why this was.

I wonder how many more scenes like this never made it past the cutting room. Thanks for posting!

I just listened to the audiobook of Dune (I read the book many times the decade it was published). It's so much better than any attempt to film it.

Excellent! This is how the film should have ended, honoring the source material.

I love how they included the widow and children of Jamis in the background. ...

Dune is one of my favorites fiction movies. As well Excalibur, Blade Runner, 2001 and Alien (1st).

If I were a gazillionaire like my Gates, I would maybe personally fund a full remake. One that cut no corners, and lived up to the potential of the book and lasted as long as it needed to be to fully and accurately translate the story to the screen, and to keep it just as visually 'fantastic' as this one was to me as a child when I first saw it. I'd also maybe fund Neuromancer so that it can finally be brought to the big screen also. I think it's about time, "we have the technology" to make the effects, plus I'm getting old.

I loved the little Easter eggs from the book lynch put in from the book, like how jamisons sons were always included in the teaching. Brilliant

I loved this movie back in the day and still do. They did have to cut alot out for theatre release. This was before Lord of the Rings and 3 hr movies. The cast was great.

All things 80's! Iam an 80's kid we truly had the best movies, tv series, and music in all genre!

That is the one thing I love about this movie that isn't in the book. Is when he yells at Feyd's body, and cracks his chest open also splitting the ground beneath him. Then for no reason at all Feyd's eyes turn white. I saw this movie when I was a kid it came on first choice movie channel on cable. I was totally fascinated by the movie, but didn't know it was a book until I was in my late teens. I have this movie, and the 2000 mini-series both on dvd, I've read, and own the 6 original dune novels. Along with 8 of the novels written by Frank Herbert's son.

At least this version doesn't have the Bullshit of Paul making it rain.

Thank you for posting this. Have & will always love this movie!

Kyle M. is the only Paul Atrades I will ever acknowledge.

I never realised Paul just took the Emperor's princess daughter, so he could marry her and seize the Emperor's throne. He keeps his true love as his mistress, while using the princess as his queen to give him royal heirs. Man, I had no idea Paul was such a hard bastard but it makes more sense that he would have to be.

"SILENC-C-C-C-C-C-C-E!!!!!!"

I have watched this movie at least 100 times. It is highly underrated

OMG alternate ending???Never had a clue,this is my all time favorite movie in all my 35 years...Dunno how well the new remake will hold up against this flawless classic!

This makes the ending even more powerful and their love even more fateful....

Love them 80's Drums.

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! Definitely don't know why this isn't in the great movie.

Still the best of all the Dune movies

" - Think on it, Chani. We will carry the name of concubines. HISTORY WILL CALL US WIFES " Great sentence! I really recomended the first book.

This was the ending in the novel, somewhat anticlimactic in the sense that it paved the way for the sequels. However, the final film ending is way more epic and appropriate to a stand alone movie.

Thanks for posting this even though I have few few versions of this movie I had not seen this version. GC

History will calls us wives. That ending is the best, I remember watching this ending on regular tv, many years ago in the early 80s on tv. Back then, so me tv channels would get copies of whatever tapes were sent to them. Sometimes, some channels would get the long version with extra scenes. Like the Superman extended tv version. Or the alternate William Friedkin The Exorcist tv version he edited. Some channels would get tv edited horror movies versions Like Halloween and Halloween, Return of the Living Dead, etc. But the Dune I saw was this version, the long extended one. It was one of the best tv experiences I ever had. I sat there for three hours with limited tv commercials and enjoyed to the max. How ch. 20 in Houston was allowed back then when it first started as a new channel to air so many movies with R rated content back then for tv, still amazes me. Dune became my favorite sci-fi movies, and I don't care what people say. By the way little girl should have been given an Oscar for her performance, she was that good. Today should would have been nominated for her performance at least.

"we're going to storm the emperor's ship!" "wow. we'll need the Fremen, Shai-Hulud, and the Family Atomics..." "Don't forget the drums...." 4:39

Maybe my favourite movie of all time. Shame David Lynches full version was cut to just over 2 hours. Wonderful sets, wonderful music, wonderful acting.

Thank you for sharing, it answered a few questions I had about the ending.

By far my favorite movie ever. Thank you

I've always thought "history will call us wives" as a tremendously subversive close to the first novel. It suggests, and is fulfilled by Chapterhouse, that in the Dune universe, the true seat of long term power is held by the women. A wonderful dichotomy of female order and creation (the Bene Gesserit), progressing the human race by means of male chaos and destruction (Paul, Leto, Duncan). A kind of ying-yang. Excellent stuff.

I'm glad they changed it. Where's his little sister "how can this be-ee? For he is the Quizatzhadarac!"

Wow...you uploaded this in 2006 & I am finally seeing this in 2019...love it, wish it was in the movie...I always had a problem with how they left it in regards to Thufir. Glad I finally got to see your video. I hope you have a great day & be safe.

Just watched it again for the umpteenth time, still love, maybe more.

Watch this with CC turned on. It's hysterical. Example: "...ask anything at all. Do you need my iPhone, friend? It is yours..."

4:36 "Oh, THAT's why we carried these big portable drum sets into a freaking battle, so we could provide some background music during some duel between the bigwigs after it's all over."

Always Liked This Version ! Great Casting, Interpretations, and fantastic attempt to cover a long saga in just One Episode !! A Underappreciated Classic !!

decades ago i read every novel in the series. loved this movie--as previously posted, i too have seen it many times.

i saw this on hbo as a kid not long after it came out and was enthralled from that moment forward. played all the games except the one where you could actually summon and control a sandworm. read the books afterwards and i still make references from the films and books that befuddle the uninitiated. now that legendary has the film rights, i'd love to see a new film or more appropriate;y, a drama series which would actually allow the full history of that universe to unfold. this alternate ending certainly should've been left in the film(despite it's critical failure) as it would've made the film even better than it already was. now that the rights have been acquired, i'd like to see a comic book series picked up. perhaps it could find a home with image or dark horse.