As written!

And Jessica says "I was just trying to shorten the way, to the Shortening of the Way"

Then Jessica starts singing (because at this point she's fully mad, taking to her mad pre-born fetus as well as ingesting mass amounts of spice...more and more each month, b/c the old doses just don't work the same magic anymore...) "Mama's little baby loves shortening, shortening, Mama's little baby loves shortening the way!"

I said something similar in my theature and ppl buster out laughing. Here was atleast 3 scene like it, so funny. Paul trips and recovers quick, stilgar 😮 as it was written, Lisan Al Gaib.

@@Shams-lb3hh😂

* lisan al gaib

Hes not the messiah hes a very naughty boy!

He is too humble to admit it, as it was written!!!

Life of Brian refrence 😂

'He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy '..... that's the line from The life of Brian, created by the Monty Python crew much later.

But isn't okay to be controlled by a monster?

Meh

yes like barrack obama

​@nathanielphan allways the one prick that has to bring politics into it

Dont bring in politics because he meant it about jfk a democrat so even thou the fitst comment was a little on the nose its ok cause it may have been bait

"Wanna sew my worm?"

When you’re too drunk off spice beer to ride your worm back to the sietch you gotta rail down a fat gagger of space blow so you don’t accidentally smash into a crawler and spill your water.

Yeah.. these all sound about right... but damn.. then desert people throw some of the craziest parties don't they???

@@robertagu5533gets so high they believe a foreigner is going to come and save them, some good shit.

@@moneytwenty yeah except in THIS story that's basically what happened... They literally greeted initially with a "too you long enough to get here" (basically) from the locals.. they only had to verify they was after being believed dead at first

I 100% agree. I’m so happy with both the books and movies despite some differences.

My only complaint with this reboot is that first movie felt like they cut it too short. Even though in the novels it's about where the 1st original book, being also familiar with both the previous 2 movie sets an the books, also left off.

Curious how he’ll adapt god-king-worm-man aka Paul’s son Leto ll

​@@mike5894 I don't believe he's going to keep making them long enough to really explore that to the length you're hoping for, unfortunately. He said that Messiah will most likely be his last Dune film.

those movies are truly beautiful, i think that after 2 decades of poor cinema we finally seen an epic story very much like LOTR trilogy

killed?

@@Samuelisakson maybe kills? Lol

Oh, he killed it...just not the way you think, and Frank, he'd be shaking his head. Villeneve is a putz.

Fr man this is a legendary and uber rare combination of a god tier set of novels and the universe therein with a director set on cementing the legacy of the Dune books. Especially in today's world where it seems Hollywood is only satisfied when it shits on a beloved book or reboots a classic franchise like fhe "vacation" movies IT'S TREESSSHHH 🍵

I'm personally happy this didn't go WOKE like some other SF franchise and insulted it fan base.

I mean it's one of the highest grossing films of the year

@@salmonnnnmanI mean yea

Omg!!! No one cares

@@priestsonaplane2236omg! 200 people cared and yet only one thought your sly remarks where funny!

@zmokahbiar As written!

Cool take. In the book, there was no northerners vs southerners division but it’s one of the details I really like about the film adaption

@@priestsonaplane2236Yeah, I know. I appreciated this little detail too. It's very true to life, how religious schisms naturally occur.

While I understand and appreciate the positive comment about the film (rather then bashing it), I'm probably going to have to disagree on the notion that the division between the Fremen was a positive addition. I think one of the main features of Franks writing was that the environment played a HUGE factor to how the plot of the story plays out. In a story where the whole point is that the harsh/unsurvivable conditions makes the natives feverously and collectively adherent to the same ideology, why? Because the whole bloody point was that only the strongest and smartest can survive, so while this addition comes across as more thoughtful then the original writing, it doesn't really improve or add anything. I mean by the end of the movie all the Fremen board the ships to enact their jihad, so DV kinda just kinda contradicts himself for no apparent reason.

@@frags4679 "I mean by the end of the movie all the Fremen board the ships to enact their jihad" -Yes they do, but for different reasons....some for 'Holy War', some for nationalistic reasons and to take revenge on a universe that oppressed them (and tried to genocide them) for the sake of spice production...The Fremen were united in battle and in cause, if not in motivation...and I think that was very realistic...to imply that millions of people on a huge planet would all be blind fundamentalists, without any voices of dissent or differing interpretations, is frankly corny

@@koko40800 Nope, never said that any form of dissent or disagreement was bad, only that these additions were implemented poorly, or at least, the idea which DV had in mind just didn't really translate well to screen. I'm not opposed to the idea at all, do it right though. I like your latter point though.

when paul says that, you can see feyd almost grin with joy, this is his twisted code of honor made manifest

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@gorg2945he thinks Paul is hot. Harkonnens are an incestual race. Remember when Baron kisses Feyd? Feyd pulls him closer and kisses him harder. The line between sex and violence is extremely blurred for Feyd and the Baron

Why?

Really? What is the reason to get ride of the Space Guild? One of the most important factions in Dune, without them there is no trade or transport around the known universe, or the stupid idea that Feyd Rautha should be a replacement of Paul, even that Feyd mother was never part of the breeding program of the Bene Gesserit, and the Kwisatz Haderach should have been female if Jessica didnt have piss off the Bene Gesserit and having a son, because she loved the Duke, the Bene Gesserit were so piss off that turn the term Kwisatz Haderach into a derogatory term after the God Emperor Leto II die, considering him an abomination. Let not speak that they barely show the mayor factions of Dune, Shadam, Irulan, the Bene Gesserit, the Space Guild, and they completely dumbed down the Harkonnen and the Fremen, even Shaddam feared the Fremen after they began their rebellion because Arrakis is more harsh than any of the prison planets of the Empire.

@@TheKeyser94 I mean we gotta realize that this is a movie. This is the story of Paul/House Atreidies, Chani/The Fremen, House Harkonnen, en the Bene Geserit. Whilst the Spacing Guild is very important in the grand scheme of things, we aren't looking at the grand scheme of the story and would just add useless info to the story we do see. Unless we would see the Harkonnen or the Atreidies travel to other planets to negotiate prices and quantities for spice, there's no real reason to add the importance of the Spacing Guild if we're not going to resolve that subplot (which would make the movies even longer than a total of 5 hours). Hell, people already (somehow) have a hard time realizing that Paul isn't necessarily a hero, and that the Bene Geserit aren't just creepy servants. To add 2-3 other houses, their motives and ideals, the Spacing Guild, and *all* innerworkings of everything would simply be too much for 90% of a cinema going audience, and that would mean we would have never seen this movie at all because the movie would have flopped. Imo Villeneuve has balanced streamlining the story well whilst staying faithful.

So agree but many people are losing their shit over chani particularly which I don’t get. Paul says she will come around. He just used her in this film instead of introducing a new character to see the doubts 😊

@@TheKeyser94he didn’t get rid of them. They are mentioned in the first film and seen. He just didn’t focus on them. Dune is dense you have to make decision. He can and likely will address the spacing guild more in the next film.

@@maciedixon3983 How you known that they are them? Neither of them speaks, we not see the Navigator, we not see the procession of the Space Guild to put the navigator in place to jump to Arrakis, and in Part 2 they are barely insistent, even that they depend as much of the spice as the Bene Gesserit.

You should. You really should. And don’t leave out the prequels.

There are audiobooks ❤❤❤❤

Me too

Don't read the books, they have major spoilers and basically give away the whole story

DO IT!! *in my Jessica rendition of The Voice* 😂

Great...go watch Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and let me know how much you still rejoice cinema

@randyschwaggins go back and read my comment carefully 👀 use your brain to full capacity. And that movie looked like garbage from the trailer but good job wasting your money 💰

Glad you liked it!

Only if you watch the movies with your brain switch off.

@@TheKeyser94this just isn’t true

@@CaptainArthanos Actually it is. You not notice how barren of world building, context and substance this movies are, even the previous adaptations did far better work. Is an spectacle for the eyes, yes, but that only would entertain a five years old, apart from that, this movie not have much to say, barely any factions and the factions themselves lack any kind of nuances.

@@TheKeyser94the movie engages the viewer on all levels. Visually and orchestrally you *can* shut your brain off and just enjoy it, but there is also enough depth to those aspects alone that you can pick them apart; for instance the “dirtiness” of the CGI making everything look more realistic and artistically consistent with how we perceive objects at that scale. Thematically and especially regarding factions and character, I genuinely don’t understand how you can think there is zero depth when almost every aspect of them is implicit and very little is directly told to the viewer, relative to what exists. That is the definition of engaging at a higher level. Costuming choices invite the viewer to attempt to understand what particular components and materials mean. Vocabulary, such as the “weirding way,” is used organically and must be parsed out. Very rarely will I say someone is objectively wrong, but you are wrong here.

@@CaptainArthanos The problem is that there is nothing to understand because there is nothing there, the movie may be visual appealing, but is totally empty, the message is a subtext instead of context, Dune is very rich in lore and factions, all infighting for the spice, but Villanue Dune shows nothing of that, only crumbs, hell, he get ride of the Space Guilds one of the most important factions of Dune, without them there is no trade or transport between planets, and they are part of the CHOAM, that deals with spice, Shadam and Irulan are barely there, even that Shadam plotted the destruction of House Artreides with the help of the Harkonnen, but in previous adaptations you understand the why, here, there is nothing, and Irulan is a mess of contradictions, a novice Bene Gesserit who tell her one of their more deep keep secrets, hell, even the Bene Gesserit contradict themselves Kwisatz Haderach should have been Jessica daughter, but because she loved Duke Leto, she give him a child, that pissed the Bene Gesserit, they used the excuse that a female child could mend the feud between the Artreides and the Harkonnen, but the Kwisatz Haderach it was their perfect being, that transcend space and time, but after the reign of Leto II, the God Emperor, become a derogatory term to anything abnormal and magical, in the original Dune, the Kwisatz Haderach never was consider to be a male, so suggesting that Feyd Rautha should be a replacement for Paul is really stupid, and contradicts everything that they have been plotting for centuries.

100%, thanks for pointing out the way it is written in Herbert's creation.

He's not the Messiah, He's a very naughty boy.

You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!

You mean you found a dune channel when youtube is pushing dune content? Amazing.

@@joshportie Wow, you must have a really happy life...

@@filmcomicsexplained Well done, I agreed with everything except wishing the Gurney- Rabban fight was longer...I thought that was faithful to the book, showing how outclassed Rabban (and the other Harkonnen) were...Gurney is one of the best fighters in the Imperium, Rabban is a thug with a bolo whip...And if you want to get philosophical about it (that's what we Duneheads are here for no?) It also shows the momentary and transitory nature of vengeance...Gurney seethed with hatred his entire adult life, waited and suffered many years on Arrakis for this moment when he could kill Rabban....then it was over in a split second...the brevity and mundaneness of that fight could be seen as a statement in itself

You’re welcome!

It's alright because they won't do Children of Dune.

Yes, Alia killed Vladimir, her evil Harkonnen grandfather, St Alia of the Knife.

the sandwussy

if you watched to the end, earth was destroyed because of the atomic warhead that destroyed the robots that attempted to overthrow humanity and enslave them.

Well, his son became a worm

@@soriddosuneko lmao....ik.. right.. it gets super weird.

No, he becomes a monster.

He doesn't need to be. 60 billion are gonna be dead because he couldn't give up the Fremen. That makes a monster

​@@FoxyLoser61 billion

Likely not, Denis already has said he won’t go beyond Dune Messiah, so we sadly won’t be seeing the God Emperor. That being said, I would also not be surprised if Hollywood decides to milk the cash cow and make a new set of movies covering CoD and GEoD

I hope they don't make Paul the god emperor, that'd be a change too far as it's his son Leto II that takes that path. There's a pretty good TV adaptation that covers that part of the story.

She would know that by now.

I agree, another reason why Chani ran off almost crying...she's a teenage girl in love, probably pregnant with Paul's kid(s), and she sees him marrying another...in that context her reaction is very realistic and understandable...also Paul and Chani didn't yet have the bond they had in the books, where they spent several years together, already had and lost a child, etc...the book Chani could feel more secure in their relationship, and accept the marriage for what it was...the film Chani has only been with Paul for less than a year (however long the film timeline was...maybe six months or less)

Read the books. All will be explained. Mostly...

Me too. I watched it waiting for my flight. And only heard about because I saw the trailer for dune part two. Man I went back and watched all dune movies they released. Glad I found this masterpiece. The new Star Wars

- popcorn bucket

Have you seen the a&e version?

They had the Doctors wife that’s why he betrayed them it’s said in the movie

@@JukeboxWithJayYes but they don't explain that even that shouldn't have made him betray the Atredies. In the books, Yueh is a Suk doctor that are conditioned to make it so they cannot take a life. Such conditioning would make it unheard of for Yueh to be part of the plot against House Atredies.

@@jasonworlock5113 This. I was sort of disappointed when the film didn't go over this, not that it's a huge detail or really all that important, but still a cool character trait that makes his character more interesting.

In the books Dr Liet Kynes is Chani's father.

@@annk1019I would bet that Liet Kynes was Chani's mother in this adaption they just never confirmed it.

Alien visitors would have a huge cultural impact, 20,000 years into the future, religions would be made out of it. Sadly in the Dune universe, the Imperialuim haven't ran across aliens as they haven't made any contact.

Unfortunately. He was not a good choice for the role, imo.

I thought Walken played this Shaddam well, because in this version he was supposed to be weak and ineffectual...He was the Emperor with No Clothes...all his power came from the Sardaukar, who just got eliminated in front of his eyes...this Shaddam didn't even have the counsel of Fenring, who he could also ask to kill Paul in a last ditch desperado move....the fact that Fenring refused him (in the book) was also a final reminder that at the end, he had no power left...or any real allies

The emperor in the book is old but looks much younger due to his spice consumption, I thought Walken's portrayal was good but he looked too old and worn.

@@koko40800 I see your point, but he "should" be a petty, vainglorious man who only cares for power. In this version he was like a toothless Corrino Lion.

@@Emanon..."In this version he was like a toothless Corrino Lion"...if that's how he came across imo that's even more evidence Walken played it well...b/c I think that's exactly what the film Shaddam is....a weak toothless Emperor (his 'teeth', the Sardaukar, were literally 'extracted' one by one)....and he did come across as petty, saying Leto was a "weak man"...when in fact Shaddam was the weakest man in the room

Well, Paul did say he would bomb the spice fields with his atomics if they tried to land in the movie. But that’s about it. I do agree with you though. The Spacing Guild is a HUGE part of the story. It’s one of the main reasons why Paul had so much power and why the Jihad was so successful. Controlling the spice means he controls the Spacing Guild. Which means he can take his armies where he wants, when he wants. He can also stop any travel or trade for anyone else and totally isolate them (like the other Houses and worlds that oppose him.) Easy pickings. Not including the Spacing Guild at all in Part 2 was a pretty dumb move. So much background story wasted. Hell, I would’ve been fine with just a _few sentences_ mentioning how important controlling the Guild was and what the benefits were. Something! Anything!

Considering the fact that we don't actually see or meet a Guild Navigator until Dune Messiah (Part 3), and they are completely in the background throughout the first novel, I would think the Guild would be one of the first things cut from a limited run time screenplay

Unlike Legend of Korra, Dune Messiah was written by Frank Herbert.

Great idea

I got to rewatch part one in the cinema last week, well worth it