Muad'dib Final Duel | The End of Dune | CLIP 

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

i think we can all sit back and appreciate how far we’ve come with fighting choreography

imagine having to always have drummers on hand just in case there's a knife fight.

My favorite about this is they just happen to have like five guys with drums just fucking standing there for no fucking reason

"So what sound should we put in when the room cracks in half?" "bowling alley."

Every breath you take, every move you make, he'll be kicking you in the balls.

I love how he just gently munches on Paul’s hand before freely letting go. No force behind it, no blood, no injury. Like he just wanted to taste his fingers??

Shakespeare: Death, where is thy sting? Dune viewers: Sting, where is thy death?

One of the best things about the Dune movies is that Feyd Rautha is immensely fun to watch in both versions

It’s safe to say Mua’dib did not bring peace or freedom

There's something very iconic about this scene in the novel and all film adaptations of it. It brings all these characters into one large room and pretty much wraps up the story - very stagey, very theatrical. But it's satisfying.

Sting is cool and all, but Austin's Feyd is downright psychotic and scary.

“Where there was war, Muad’Dib would now bring peace.” Frank Herbert: Um, strike that. Reverse it.

And on this day the Kwisatz Haderach single-handedly destroyed all future spice production on Arrakis by making it rain.

After this, Capatian Picard decided to boldly go no one has gone before and then eventually mutated to become Professor X!

0:25 gotta love that this high-tec sci-fi wall-nuking invasion force brought the drums with them.

wow, really amazed at how far cinematography has evolved and advanced. without downplaying the actors and everyone's work, this scene honestly looked like a theatre play compared to today's Dune.

Toto blessed the rains down in Arrakis

Anyone else find it funny that the prophesized one is kicked in the nuts like three times in this fight?

Agent Cooper, Sting, and Captain Picard walk into a bar… 😅

I no longer need a weirding module. you never needed a weirding module. You were always weird

1:43 - Ooh, right in the muad’dib! 😣

rewatch this after dune 2024 make me feel it is like a fan-made parody film.

Always bugs me how the ending "for he is the kwisatz haderach" followed by it raining entirely misses the point of Paul's character and arguably the ending of the book.

It’s crazy the moves you can see Villeneuve took from this fight, the throw Paul uses and the side kick Feyd uses. Just shows how much he wants to honor the previous film.

I know it's not in the book but I love Sting yelling "I WILL KILL HIM" like a maniac, really gets feyd's cruel psychotic nature across

Love how Sir Patrick Stewart brought the insufferable Sting back to earth. He didn't know Sting was famous, they were talking about him being a musician and Stewart asked him if he played in a band. Sting replied 'The Police', and Stewart said 'Oh, you play in a Police band?'

Feyd dies* Paul: Stings doesn't it?

I have enjoyed every Dune movie ever made . I have read every book including the prequels . But as we are driving to see the last movie and I attempt to explain the epic majesty that is Dune so my wife of 43 years can enjoy it I can hear her eyes rolling back in her head as I attempt to explain the entire religious/ political/ theme of the movie in 20-30 minutes .

After losing this fight, he got into a successful music career.

I think the Fremen saying " Usul no longer needs the weirding module." is the best and most humourous line in the movie !

Do we want to talk about the massive and immediate flooding that came with those rains lol😂?

For he is the Quizno's Hatrack!!!!

You can tell sting was having fun in this movie

The pimp cape is a nice touch.

I gotta say this. It's amazing that David Lynch has directed this! I didn't even want to read the books for a long time after I had seen this. It is mind-bending how lasting the effect was...

Paul really hated Sting's singing, you can clearly hear "and this is for Message in a bottle" when he stabbed him in the windpipe. 🙃

Only thing I would of kept from this to new film is Paul’s voice finishing move on faeyd that was gansta 😂

Patrick Stewart was a rabid dog in this movie, I love it

i’m so glad they decided to make dune into 2 good movies instead of 1 bad movie

The fight in the new one is so much better!

Chani 1984 was so beautiful 💙

"I will bend like a reed un the wind."

Now I see where they got the influence for Green Goblin in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

For he is the Quiz Hat’s heart attack

2:07-That must Sting!

The clips from this old version I’ve seen gives me serious “high school drama team recreates their favorite PS2 game” vibes

The way Stilgar says "Muad'Dib" after Paul cracks the floor is so hilarious to me. It's like the appreciative tone someone uses when they see their lover wear or do something very sexy. This movie is pure cheese.

the finger bite gets me everytime 😂

Fus Ro Dah + Storm Call 😂

the emperor blade in the movie was so cool, the design was amazing. The whole fight, I couldnt breath, no music at all, such a great movie, gotta see it again on imax

Who here after watching Dune 2

It still sends shivers up my spine after all these years.

Looks like you brought a drum...to a knife fight...

our boy got stabbed, send out an SOS. 😂

David Lynch: "So knife fights are mostly kicking, right?"

Paul '84 was brutal, bro cracked the floor 😂

General reminder that Sting has Confirmed that he had no fucking clue what was going on throughout the entire film. He was effectively told, "stand, look creepy, knife fight Jesus, and lose" And he... uh... i mean he did as asked XD

Gurneyyy goated in both movies

2024 better than old

Wow the new movie is so much more darker !

I'm a big fan of the books but had never watched the movie. Seeing this clip made me understand why Villeneuve chose not to adapt Alia in his movie.

Don't stand, don't stand so close to me 🎶

I love how the way the Emperor give his knive. Like a suburban mother losing at a bargain

This film led me to the book. This is MY Dune.

Love this film....watched it last night on one of its few airings on TV.

I like the change that they made the blades bigger in the remakes so it was almost like a sword fight mixed with hand to hand combat

The way he said oyyyy when he got his finger bitten 😂

10 & Thank you - i love this scene & i love David Lynch's version of Dune.

"Where there was war, Muad'dib would now bring peace" lol lmao, even

0:57 That finger bite, Paul’s hilarious painful grunt, followed by Sting’s over the top laugh, comedy gold 😂 The 84 version is so camp its enjoyable

Love the cheesiness of the 1984 version but did Lynch forget that sand worms die when exposed to water? I hope that all that rain was just a projection of his thoughts otherwise say goodbye to all that sweet spice I guess. LMAO

"Tea. Earl Grey. Hot."

Man Villeneuve really switched up the visual design between part 1 and 2.

That bite was hilarious 😂😂😂

Holy crap... it's insane how you can gauge how far movie making has come comparing this knife fight with the 2024 version. Just wild.

Sting’s talents as a pop musician never quite made it across to the acting world..

Amazingly the blade missed Sting’s vocal chords by a millimeter and after a few stitches, he was reluctantly welcomed back into the band.

Was rewatching this the other day & cant tell you the wave of relief I felt when I noticed the Atredies pug had survived.

He brings you peace. He brings you love. He's bringing love! Break his legs!

Just because Paul is the protagonist, doesn't mean he's the hero.

People need to understand that Lynch didn't have final cut on "Dune"; the studio/De Laurentiis cut over an HOUR from the film - so a lot of scenes were shortened and a lot of motivations were left on the cutting room floor. If you watch Spice Diver's fan-edit (which can be seen on RU-vid for free, in 4K quality), the entire missing hour is restored to the film - and it's fantastic. While the film still dates itself with its FX (which were pretty low-rent, even for '84, considering that this was the time of "Blade Runner" a couple of years before, "The Empire Strikes Back" 4 years before, etc.) because they didn't have a company like ILM working on them, the 3-hour version is great and it's a shame that Lynch wasn't allowed to make the movie he wanted to make at the time. The 3-hour Spice Diver edit still isn't a "Director's Cut", but it shows that Lynch actually shot everything that would have made it a lot smoother in terms of the narrative. Basically, I think there's a perfect version of "Dune" that lies somewhere BETWEEN Lynch's version and Villeneuve's version; Lynch gets the fun and the weirdness of Herbert, while Villeneuve gets the scale and the scope of it. Each film lacks the best of the other version. What I think is fascinating in terms of translating the book to the screen, if you watch Lynch's version and then Villeneuve's (or vice versa), you see that Villeneuve basically used the *exact* same script template that Lynch wrote - almost EVERY SINGLE SCENE in Lynch's film is in Villeneuve's movies - meaning not just from the book, but from the way a script has to be written *from* the book. It just shows that Lynch knew what he was doing - but he just wasn't given the freedom and FX team and most importantly, LENGTH (which is why the 3-hour version works so much better) at the time. I still love it, but I only watch the Spice Diver 3-hour edit, as it's much closer to what Lynch wanted to do. And sorry, but the SCORE of Lynch's "Dune" is MILES better than Zimmers'. ;-)

Such an awesome film and epic book!

One of them is an Englishman in New York

sting was so hilarious in this movie

I loved the books and while this movie fell short of the book, it was still fun to watch. It sure as hell felt like Dune.

Paul has the dragon shout

This feels like a comedy sketch rather than an adaptation

I haven’t seen this version. Thank God.

This movie is so silly but I love Dune so much that at the time I was glad that we had even this, and after all this years that movie held itself pretty well as a representation of its age.

this feels like a comedy compared to the new dunes

One of the best sci-fi movies ever made. Thank you David Lynch for your excellent view on the magnificent universe of Frank Herbert's unique book

The final Fus-Ro-Dah overkill Classic 80's cheesiness, love it

"For he is the knick knack paddy whack".

I always crack up at the freeman at the end after Paul obliterates Fayd with the voice. "We'll soon no longer need the weirding module." lol

Watching this makes me appreciate the new Dune so much more. This looks more like a fan film than an actual film.

Picard with a skullet is 🔥

In the new Dune, Villeneuve made the Harkonnen bald to show their way of distancing themselves from their humanity. The old Dune has them be gingers. What did Lynch mean by this?

cinematography truly has come a long way

Fantastic movie and soundtrack!