Mahdi (Lisan al Gaib) | Dune: Part Two 

"Your mothers warned you about my coming" 🥶 💀

Oscar worthy scene

I love how Lady Jessica tells him to slow down, becaue it shows that Paul has completely surpassed her. He knows more than her, and knows that every word he says is exactly what needs to be said to achieve their ends. He becomes more than a Bene Gesserit.

Stilgar makes these scenes feel real. You can see the transition from doubt to zealot and it is glorious in a horrifying way.

Gotta hand it to Chalamet, he really won me over with his performance in Dune 2. I joke to my friends that if I was in that room I might've been chanting Lisan Al-Gaib myself

How he switches from chakobsa to common to chakobsa to claim the foreign title of duke but then back to chakobsa to assert his is the Lisan al Gaib (the voice from the outer world speaks in a foreign language to show how he is both one with them but set above them) is masterful.

Bro dropped the hardest Dune edit and thought we wouldn't notice.

1:32 "In that instant, Paul saw how Stilgar had been transformed from the Fremen naib to a creature of the Lisan al-Gaib, a receptacle for awe and obedience. It was a lessening of the man, and Paul felt the ghost-wind of the jihad in it."

Can't believe they got the real Paul Atreides to play Paul Atreides

This movie has truly shown us the POWER OF WORDS. Incredible and astounding portrayal of a man became voice of millions.

I honestly didn’t believe Timothee had what it takes to play this side of Paul. But he does. Villeneuve could not have picked a better actor for the part.

Boys : I promise I won't get political Boys after 3 beers :

“In your nightmares, you give water to the dead, and it brings joy to your heart!” That line gives me goosebumps every time

This moment was epic AF in cinema

the original trailer made me go into the cinema as an audience. this trailer made me go into the cinema as a follower

When I saw this in the cinema, I wanted to stand up and shout LISAN AL GAIB. Greatest movie in the last years.

Y’all have no idea how long I’ve been waiting to find a clip of this whole speech

This whole scene is when I realized the tragedy in dune, amazing storytelling 10/10

False Messiah or not, theres a deep yearning our hearts to take charge of our lives, overcome the obstacles and Become that which we are destined to be. Thats what makes Paul's character resonate with all of us. He represnts an Ideal we all aspire to.

Jessica : slow down Paul : double down

When he says “the Hand of God be my witness, I am the voice from the outer World (Lisan Al Gaaib)” I get goosebumps every single time. This was my favorite scene in the movie just because of the way he controls the room by telling them didn’t you all pray for this day? Great delivery by Timothee as well after looking like a scrawny quiet kid in the first film

The Anakin transformation star wars never properly gave us

Gave me freaking goosebumps when I've seen it the first time. Stellar performance. One can understand why Fremen would follow this man to the death.

Star Wars: "omg Anakin looks SO SCARY when he gives everyone the stink eye in Revenge of the Sith" Dune:

This scene is so powerful. I'm terrified that a leader could arise and convince me so easily.

Gurney expression when Paul declare atreides family name is just priceless

Paul: I don't know what god you pray to, but you better start praying to me.

"Keep making non-sci fi fims, Denis -- it is the only way." "I'm pointing the way!"

Every night before he goes to sleep, The Emperor from Warhammer 40K checks under his bed for Paul Atreides.

If Denis makes part 3 this could be one of the best trilogies ever

Give him the Oscar immediately.

OK, Mr. Blue Eyes. I'm ready for a holy war. You've convinced me.

This is both inspiring and terrifying at the same time

Watching Paul descend into the power of the Kwaisatz Haderach is one of the most beautiful tragedies I’ve seen in a long while

It's been a long time since a movie gave chills while watching in theatre but dune excelled at it

Bro this edit, along with the acting in this movie, is so POWERFUL. I literally feel like Lisan al Gaib's followers whenever he makes his speeches

I am Paul Muad'Dib Atreides, Duke of Arrakis. The Hand of God be my witness, I am the Voice from the Outer World! I will lead you to PARADISE!

1:37 Gurney looks so proud seeing the boy he knew as a infant, stand before the masses, wearing his grandfathers signet ring and announcing himself Duke Atreides.

1. This is a great edit. 2. This is the most epic moment in cinematic history for our generation. I'm so happy I got to see it.

Immediately recognized this as the central turnaround scene in movie - Paul for the first time embracing his role as Lisan Al Gaib and using the power given to him. Its one of the most impressive scenes I've ever seen, unbelievably strong and tragic as well. The fremen voluntarily becoming pawns in this battle that's not theirs following a prophet that was foisted to them. Scene very much reminded me of, at least imo, one of the best star wars scenes (and especially Padme's line at the end): 'so this is how liberty dies - to thunderous applause'

"There is no one in this room who can stand against me" they were about to jump his ass lmaooo

This is probably one of the top five best scenes in cinema all time.

This is one the greatest scenes in movie history. Total epicness

That is one of the greatest dune edits of all time! My mother didn't warn me about the coming of this edit!

Timothy nailed the character

Names and titles are such a powerful thing. Mahdi, Lisan Al Gaib, Usul, Muadib... Herbert was truly a genious

The scene shot from above as Paul moves through the huge crowd of Freman is a visual reference to him being the Kwisatz Haderach. In Dune part 1 Mohiam says "Like sifting sand through a screen we sift people". The scene from above resembles grains of sand with Paul sifting through them but being separate because he is the Kwisatz Haderach that the Bene Gesserit have been working towards all those years.

Everything about that scene was unbelievable, down to the body language

Coldest speech in recent movie history.

Stilgar best hypeman of 2024

I watched this part of the movie countless times. What a powerful speech.

This movie was so unbelievably amazing, it blew everything out of the water it is so lit

There's so many incredible scenes in this movie but this might be my favourite. Everything about Paul from his walk to his voice shows a different man. As if the water of life killed Paul Atreides for the Lisan Al-Gaib to be born. Stilgar dropping to his knees as he completely believes in Paul's battlecry. It's equally heroic and horrifying to watch unfold.

This is the best edit of that scene I’ve watched on RU-vid. Incredible edit choices.

Charisma is a powerful and terrifying thing.

One of the greatest movies of the decade already

One thing I love about this edit, is how the music really decides whether you’re the hero or the villain. This edit makes us see Paul what the Fremen really sees, and I love that.

"DUKE OF ARRAKIS THE HAND OF GOD BE MY WITNESS I'M THE LISAN AL GAIB"

Couldnt help but notice how Paul makes the shape of an eye as he walks through the crowd outside of the war council. Almost like its symbolizing the Fremen are making a path for his vision.

The music that kicked in at "Duke of Arrakis" was chef's kiss

The chills that flowed through me when tens of thousands of Fremen warriors raised their knife into the air when Paul shouted "LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS!" was real

Man I wish there was a whole movie showing Paul at his peak power, just being OP as fuck. We get a taste of it here after he drinks the water of life but it’s towards the end of the movie. Dune messiah results in Paul basically renouncing his godhood. But man I just wish there was a whole movie of him just being light years ahead of everyone else. Also frank Hubert wrote this as a cautionary tale but I find it funny that everyone is making videos glorifying Pauls ascendance to godhood but I don’t blame everyone because it’s so badass.

Such a master piece movie and this scene was one of the best cinematic moments ever. Absolute chills watching this on my own in the cinema. I feel like i have been spoiled in recent years with two of the best cinematic moments one of them being Top Gun Maverick when he flies one last test run was very intense and well executed then this

Loved it in theaters gave me chills and I was fired up with the fremen

I only wish I could see this scene for the first time again.

“What if I could be the One? This could be the moment you’ve been praying for your whole life” 🥶🥶🥶

When you roll a nat 20 in persuasion

Wonka realy did it, now the choco war begins

"the hand of God by my witness"

This gotta be one of the best most cinematic edit I've ever seen for Dune so far

Messiah is gonna shock everyone when it comes out, an ending that no would expect as the final film in the trilogy

My name is Paul Mua'Dib Atreides! Duke of Arrakis! Erru Di Dena, Issin Ali! Ne LISAN AL GAIB! Rue Dinae Lu! AAH SHE TI!

Seen the movie 6 goddamn times and this part still brings tears to my eyes....which is even sillier when you think that Paul is doing nothing more than following a plan laid down by others long ago...a Bene Gesserit plot. He would bring death and suffering to Billions of people....Billions. And he couldn't bring himself to lead mankind on the golden path...his son had to do it. And when you figure out what the golden path is...Basically mankind's slavery to a Worm God Thing for 3,000 years and the stifling of freedom and expression....was mankind's survival really worth the price? Still doesn't take away from the power of this moment....Brilliant movie...can't wait for 3.

Strong performance from Tim! His portrayal of power gave me chills the first time I saw it in the cinema. Especially impressive because of his slender frame and un-intimidating looks. Also reminds me of his speech in the The King (2019).

One of the best scenes of all history in movies.

For some reason, that "Your mothers warned you about my coming" is the hardest, coldest line of all the film after "By the hand of God..." - the way he delivered that line, I was about to convert

As phenomenal as this scene is, it is also so horrifying. The power of faith is scary.

One of the best film scenes ever 🥵

This movie is TLOTR of this generation

That entire scene gave me goosebumps it was SO POWERFUL! Timothee really did great!

The best movie I’ve ever seen in a theatre

First movie: lost his army Second movie : regained back an army

I have not read the whole story. But from what I do know from watching the movie is that although Paul is not necessarily the saviour they were waiting for, he is the one they need. Paul IS special. Paul IS competent. Paul IS an excellent leader. There comes a point where, if someone so powerful and knowledgeable comes around, and gives you the best bet to get the outcome you seek... is it truly a terrible thing to 'settle' for him? Will someone better REALLY come around? The Harkonnen wish to wipe them out -- seeing them as an thorn in the side of their operations. The Emporor cares nothing for the Fremen people, so long as spice continues to be delivered by the Harkonnen they are content and overlook any injustice or brutality exacted upon them. The Great houses and Merchant guild of course share this attitude of ambivalence towards the Fremen people. They all know the terrors of Dune, but they choose not to intervene. Paul does care. Yes he has his own agenda too, but from what I know thus-far -- he does intend to achieve the Fremen dream. He is not just using the Fremen at no risk to himself. The Fremen are a people who were held prisoners by the lies of the Bene Gesserit. Paul uses it to spur them into action instead of allowing those same teachings to keep them contained in a state of 'waiting' for a saviour. Unfortunately he has not had the luxury of time to attempt a less controversial method to unite the people, and how could he? Its no simple task to combat centuries of dogma and he doesn't have time. If taking the high road would lead to the death of them all, himself and the Fremen, then i'm not going to argue he should have just died in peace and accepted such a fate. Paul might be the manipulator they needed, maybe in the future, in less desperate times their eyes will open and they will come to see that Paul was not a divine guide... just a really incredible human being who took advantage of circumstances for their (The Fremen) own benefit as well as his own. But hey, i'm yet to read Dune: Messiah and the other books, maybe I've got this totally wrong. I look forward to finding out!

Watched the clip 50 times already.

Lisan al Gaib title screamed all over the univerve. Revered and equaly feared

the movie itself is such a masterpiece. Even the small cinematic details and timing like the shot of Jessica when she says "Slow down" and the camera immediately pans to Paul who is about to go off fully showing the confidence and the belief he had. Fully transformed into Lisan Al-Gaib.

I haven't even seen any of the Dune movies, but I really like the speech scene.

Even though they would say he's a false prophet, in the end he delivers his promises. They survive, beat their enemies and Dune will become a green paradise not with him but with his son.

The moment when Paul Aterides' character changed entirely.

Ok, I got it, I am going to rewatch Dune Part II for the 5th time.

this is by far the best edit ive seen for this...and yes dune is unbelievably awesome!

It’s crazy how he said “your mothers warned you about my coming” that’s crazy, everyone there was scared and friends now they are followers. I like this edit more then the movie tbh

This speech alone os Oscar worthy

"What do you see for us, Mahdi?" "Green Paradise," I say, planting my garden.

When Lisan Al-Gaib speaks, it resonates in me.

“At that time, this world had a Fremen name…Dune.”

Beware of the charismatic leaders…

When he said "nobody in this room can stand against me" and all the fremen pulled out their knives would make me shit buckets. Props to him for not buckling.

Epic movie, no other words for it.

Everyone was speechless in this scene. Absolute masterwork of an edit.