Mas foi um filme maravilhoso sem dúvidas.

No final original em 1984 a Chani ficava com Paul. Não entendi esse final.

1:38 "And so it begins. A war in my name."

A hostage to his destiny, he lost so much, had to sacrifice so much more. This scene captures the very tragedy of Paul's character, such a brilliant piece of cinema. ᑐᑌᑎᕮ

the starships about to take off to war with that soundtrack is pure SCI-FI and is all that i want in a movie like this.

@1:42 that score goes so hard. Hans is the goat

True cinema is back. My God, what a movie, watched them togheter like 10 times.....lead them to paradise. Can't wait to march back in cinema when Messiah movie is coming.

everyone gathers for a pic and then go home right???

Kiss the ring is by far the best score on this film… I will forever get chills.

Went to see it 3 times for the last 30 mins

Everyone thinks thet Paul is Jesus. But he is actually the Antichrist

The music at 0:45 is so angelic. Truly a cinematic masterpiece.

One Of The Greatest Endings , Top 10

There’s something about seeing spaceships in the sky it’s amazing and terrifying at the same time

Why didn't he just tell the other houses that the emperor and his witch admitted that they conspired to kill his father??? That would have changed everything!!!

Misandry.

1:30 This part, where the first voice is a woman, has a Middle Eastern feel. The film is rich with symbolism, which makes me wonder why, in these current times, the US government and European countries didn't ban it. Just saying😂

What an AMAZING & powerful scene 👌🏻

Sand is almost the worst medium to transfer waves.

The 80's version was better. Once more, woke bullshit kills a great franchise.

This movie was so damn good and this scene man, I love when actors can act with just their eyes and body posture.

1:50 Great House Visari acknowledges it!

I will say that if Dune Messiah reveals that Paul intentionally drove Chani away because her birthing his children leads to her death, then that will make sense. Otherwise this is a strange way to end the story. Chani's weird tantrum doesn't really do anything. But if it was Paul who made sure she would leave, because he wanted her to be free and happy, not die in childbirth, that would at least make some sense.

Why did he keep looking at chani???

Epic 3 minutes of movie making 😮

So dissapointing. Paul hould make the Atreides's ring Red Hot. And ask the Emperor to kiss it. *Marking his lips permanently* . So he cant deny his surrender. He will remember his sin toward Atreides, everytime he looks at a mirror. And every breath he take for that moment, its a mercy from the house of Atreides

Man, Denis Villenevue and Hans Zimmer. What a masterpiece. Just like Christopher Nolan and Hans. Love this film so much. Can't wait for part 3!

Paul's got a secret Sister?

Why has it took so long to find this film. Very sad ending I really liked Paul and can’t stop watching end scene also because of the music which is amazing. Btw stilgar is amazing

Great movie and cannot wait for the 3rd installment (even if it means not seeing Paul in such a positive light in the end). Was always curious about the tactics. He had nightmare/visions of the dead and did not want this outcome as it haunts him. Then why send his forces into space to attack the other houses? He must have seen the other possibilities. Why not stay on Arrakis. The other houses cannot attack as he will destroy the spice with nukes Everyone will eventually use up whatever supply of spice they have stored. The movies spent so much time telling us its value and that the universe cannot survive without it. Just wait and let the other houses come begging for peace. No war. No death. The Fremen will control their home world which is what they wanted. They never wanted to jump into spaceships to fight on other worlds. He has the home court advantage and time is his major asset (just wait them out and no death). Sending forces into space to attack is inefficient, but I guess that option moves the plot along.

Hans Zimmer wins again

That is heart wrenching

Was such a trip watching this smoking blinkers in IMAX 🤣🤣

Wonderful portrayal of Chani, by Zendaya. Not at all an easy character.

I think people are drawn to the tragic inevitable outcome because like in the movie we feel the burden of great times upon us, and know the inevitable blood that must be paid. We feel the great powers of the world slipping closer and closer to war with each passing day. Politics is breaking down, the economies are decoupling and mobilizing. Soon all of humanities strength may be called once again to the field of battle. We are drawn to this scene because we see ourselves. All we wonder is who is going to be our messiah in these times. Who will take up the mantle of history, and lead us to paradise...

The music of hanz zimmer its glorius !

Hans Zimmer’s score makes this scene just so much better than what it already is. Amazing

Greatest movie ending of all time the soundtrack was also amazing

Many years ago I read Dune not long after reading Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. For me Lord of the Rings is a better novel. But this is a far better film.

So by him saying take them to paradise is he talking about taking everyone back to his home planet? I just want to understand why he’s so upset about knowing he’s starting the holy war, does he know there’s no way for him to win in his visions?

Why was chani alone at the end?

1:56 ship flying up revealing the round balcony obscured by hot air wobbling.. so many good shots in this movie

epic

I think Javier Bardem carried this scene. Timothy sounds tired and muted here. Constrained. I think it was a weak reading of the line. Zendaya's entire acting display is dispondant depression and annoyance. I think most people got tricked by a Hams Zimmer score. What it did capture was how abrupt Dune's ending is.

That stomp said more than words ever could.

"A WAR IN MY NAME!"

Does he look at Gurney or Stilgar at 1:08 ? You can kinda see Stilgar do a little breath as if Paul looks at him. Then when the words are said by Gurney, he immediately says what is required to start it. It also explains the hard time he has with looking back. Because with that look he already starts the holy war, even if he has to say the words after again.

If Paul had just told the other great houses that the Emperor was responsible for the extermination of his family, they would have turned against him and gladly make Paul the new Emperor. And then there wouldn't be the need for a holy war.

Been a fan for a while of 80's movie, new movies and the original books. Really loved the changes they made with Chani, being kind of a moral compass and heart where Paul is rapidly losing his grounding and humanity, for the purposes of translation to cinema - perfect. Chefs kiss. That 'lead them to paradise' line was perfect, not only in its delivery. The war that comes next is something to behold and horrible. Part 3 is the only movie I really care about seeing in the next decade.

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