Guys, WE KNOW Dune came BEFORE Star Wars lmao. But thank you for your support on these videos! :)

Even Feyd was impressed. "Did he really just tell a reverend mother to be silent, even I can't do that."

a fremen warrior wears blue to signify that they are in love. That is why Chani wears the blue sash.

As for Chani, she becomes Paul's concubine. Not a bad thing in this time and place. Remember, Jessica was the Duke's concubine; not wife.

The black and white Harkonnen scenes were filmed using infrared cameras.

Fear. Paul is led by fear.

Remember: in the first movie the fremen tent collected water from them while they were waiting under the sand. Soooo technically Paul and chani can replace all that water they lose from uhhh extracurricular activities 😅

One maker hook on either "side" allows the rider to guide the worm, by allowing the scales he/she has raised to lower or be pulled open. In this way, a rider can turn the worm. As to getting off, there are several ways. Rotate the worm to the side on which you wish to get off and jump off when a suitable spot is reached. Wait until the worm is breaking through a suitable dune and jump off. Wait until the worm starts to gradually descend and, at a suitable spot, step off. Wait until the worm tires sufficiently and jump/step off. This is all I remember: there are likely other ways.

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Dune came out in the 1960's and influenced generations of authors and moviemakers. You see the influence of Dune with it's political dynamics in Game of Thrones and at one time the author of Dune; Frank Hebert was contemplating suing George Lucas for ripping off his book to adapt his Star Wars movie.

Paul is not the hero.......when a religious figure gains political control..... people become so blinded by faith that they turn a blind eye to any wrongdoing........the film did so good by making Paul charming because great dictators are always charismatic.

I saw this 3 times in theaters, I've watched more reactions than i care to admit.

Why its lethal to men. the water of life unlocks genetic memory and bit more some of the memory has life of its own... with woman who only have X line they cant see any of male side but man would unlock both the X and Y lines...

They couldnt nuke Emperor because there was a rule that someone who uses atomic arsenal against one of great houses directly will be punished. So he used nukes to destroy mountain.

Jessica bashing that Harkonnen's head in with a rock under the eclipse is my favourite shot. It somehow represents everything that's Dune is trying to say.

dune came before star wars 😂

I've learned to never say stuff like "you're about to see an amazing scene" and stuff like that. Usually makes the other person inclined to not like it as much. Just a tip.

Leto II got off a sandworm in Children of Dune. It turns out it's pretty simple.

I definitely disagree that Chani is a more complex and interesting character in the movie than the book. I fully understand the necessity to make Chani the voice of opposition when adapting this book into a movie. The book grants the reader access to the consciousness of its characters and through Paul’s consciousness, we experience his conflict with his ascent to power and the upcoming jihad, his attempts at stopping it until he realizes it’s much bigger than him and that he can’t. This kind of complex internalization simply isn’t the domain for cinema. Not fluid cinema anyway. So it’s necessary to bestow this conflict into an external source. And because the only character suitable to impose this upon is Chani, she’s the one who gets fundamentally changed. The movie version of Chani is a complete invention of the filmmakers and does not represent Herbert’s vision in any meaningful way. Again, while I understand that narrative necessity of this action, it comes with the tradeoff of erasing the original purpose of this character.

i have never cared about sci-fi before watching dune! now i’m all in