We Need To Talk About DUNE PART 2.. 

"When the seats shook my sandworm was coming out everytime!" 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

he becomes more than just a human after he drinks from the water of life. imagine you have the memories of all your ancestrals, all the knowledge, you understand the whole game plain inside out. Paul was prepared to be this more than human figure, many generations before he was born.

You NEED to read the Dune books. I casually decided to shift through them couple of weeks ago and it was honestly so addicting that i binged through the first 2 books...like it was nothing!!! Incredible world building, ecology, politics, religion, philosophy....this has EVERYTHING!!! can't believe i missed out on these for almost 26 years of my life

SPOILERS (Mostly Thematic): The thing I didnt pick up on as clearly when i read the book the first time, that this movie depicts fantasticly, is the way Stilgar is transformed from "just" a believer to a full on zealot. To the point where he is in tears at seeing the "prophecy" come true before his eyes. Affirming all his hopes and beliefs. And by the end of the movie he is the most devout. "No more terrible distaster could befall your people than to fall into the hands of a hero" indeed. Frank Herberts warnings about charismatic leaders and twisting of faith comes through so well.

I've been a Dune superfan for 25+ years, read the book a shitload of times and I'm really looking forward to seeing this *DEFINITELY read the books Ryan, there are six of them by Frank Herbert and they are totally up your alley

Those vibrations were insane. Just like the school bus back in the day 😊

While I can't speak to the level of faithfulness to the books, I can unequivocally say that Dune: Part Two is, along with Godzilla: Minus One, are my two favorite films I've seen in theaters in the past five years. I rarely see a film more than once in theaters but I gotta see this at least twice. An easy 9 to 9.5/10 imo.

if you wanna pick up the books dont forget that in spite of being the closest to each other they are still very different . a lot of focus is on inner monoluges and how to checkmate each other . its fun tho so good luck if you get in there . p.s.:Frank mostly wrote a sequel called dune messiah to what this story is because people rather then questioning paul where fangirling all over him so he went aight if you still dont get it i guess i gotta write 4 more books .

Sorry to tell you but it IS because of the liquid that he changes, pretty much like Eren after the 3rd Season, he now knows everything at all times, past, present and future. So he is not "Paul" anymore. He tells that to his mother "I can see it now, the visions are complete. I can see the future, every future, I know what must be done".

I recently saw it on Leap Day and I can agree with your thoughts on the film too as someone who has read the book & seen most of the previous movie adaptations.

HIGHLY recommend reading the book (the first one) I wasn't a big fan of Messiah the second one and if I remember right that's all the original author wrote (edit: incorrect he wrote the first 6 but I still stopped after the 2nd cause I wasn't a fan) so I stopped there. But yes it's EXACTLY what you said that in the movie there aren't big exposition dumps (which is good for the pacing of the movie)... in the book you find out how the tent technology works lol... the man goes into ALL of the detail! I loved this movie but there is something with the end that differs from the book that made me not love it as much as most other people I see online seem to love it. I just saw it a second time and I think I narrowed down what it was but am not gonna spoil it on this post in case Ryan reads it and wants to read the books. Most of the changes from book to movie I think were well done to make it a better movie experience, and to set up for a better 3rd movie. Just this one thing I think the book does much better and it just didn't sit well with me still is a 10/10 movie for me though.

My only question is: did Hans Zimmer sneak in the Toto guitar riff from the 1984 movie into the soundtrack?

Me and hubby have tickets for next weekend! We are so excited to see it. I’ve read all the books ( including the not canon ones 😑) You should absolutely read them! It is a journey worth taking that has inspired so many other sci fi stories!

This movie was absolutely fucking peak. Genuine cinema. This type of film is exactly why Scorsese said that marvel movies arent cinema lmao.

Iv read every frank, Brian and Kevin j Anderson dune part 2 was genuinely incredible to see it unfold on the big screen

You should def read the books . After the first book everything goes completely BONKERS !

Denis recently said he’s actually almost done writing a script for Dune Messiah, which he considers to be the ‘ending of the trilogy’, and Hans Zimmer said he’s already working on music for it (like how he started working on music for Part 2 when Part 1 was still in theaters), so while it’ll probably be a few years, I think Dune Messiah will almost certainly happen. However, while there are six original Dune books, personally I’m doubtful we’ll get anything beyond Messiah, cause that has a pretty natural ending so to speak, and the following books get W E I R D. Either way, loved the film and so glad Denis actually pulled it off!

I'll always be thankful for this movie. Not just because it's given me one of the best spectacles I've ever seen, but also for allowing me to discover you channel. Love you, Ryan.

Saw it last night with some buddies and had a great time, very much looking forward to Dennis's trilogy finale.

This movie opened my golden path Seeing it again tomorrow Have read all the books and you should also My favourite shades of grey story is Blue Velvet. If you haven’t seen it it’s an absolute must

Few movies have made feel true awe but this one managed to make awe multiple times with how breathtaking and incredible the scenes the writing and the cinematography was As someone who has read the book l am more then satisfied a true masterpiece of cinema

I was wondering through the movie. Is this a good movie to people who don't know the books. Because in the background I know loosely what happens and background schemes going on. So I'm glad you really enjoyed it. I saw they are already working on the score for the 3rd movie so we will have to see. I wasn't expecting the movies to be as packed as they were if I'll be honest but I'm glad it's taking off

Hopefully Dune Messiah gets made by Denis Villeneuve. Paul's 'ending' is just sublime.

Just got done watching the film, it’s just great!

The biggest problem of the film is the lack of showing the Experience of his Visions also he has incredible Mentat powers, that's my ONLY complaint about the films.

Just saw the movie yesterday it was amazing

Ryan we did we got it to 5k views!

Happy to see how well received the movie has been so far. I loved all of Villeneuve's movies so far, and I was disappointed when his really good Blade Runner 2049 did not perform well (being a slow and intelligent movie released during the peak of MCU with popcorn flicks stuffed with mindless CG battles, obnoxious humour and random easter eggs), so hopefully this can be his true consecration among mainstream audiences. I am hearing some people already comparing these movies with Peter Jackson's LotR trilogy, but to me Dune is probably closer to Game of Thrones in space brought onto the big screen (yes, Herbert's novels predate Martin's of decades). The later instalments of the books get weird to say the least, but I feel like Villeneuve and the cast could at least close the first arc by also adapting Dune's Messiah, if this movie performs as expected at the box office. I had already read the first books, so I was familiar with the story and themes and I could follow better what was going on, but overall I think it was a good adaptation and a very solid movie, well acted and fantastic in the technical department. And it is refreshing to watch a blockbuster that dares to go beyond the simple good vs evil conflict with a morally easy resolution.

Yes! My man…I was influenced by the upcoming Dune part 2 film to start the book series and now I’m at the third book. The deepening and continuation are tremendously worth it. Oh, and the movie rocks!

I love how even though Paul is technically super human, when it comes down to it he just beats Freyd-Rautha in a straight up fight, no powers or anything like that.

Finally saw Dune part 2 so I can finally watch this

I absolutely enjoyed this film, though I don't think I'd consider it a masterpiece. Maybe because I read the book, lol. I think the reason why so many purists of the book are a bit underwhelmed and confused by some changes in the film compared to the book is because we were expecting Part 2 to be an almost 1-for-1 adaptation of the 2nd half/lastThird of the book and that Villeneuve would finish his stint with Dune with Part 2, when in reality it seemed his plan all along was to make it a trilogy and include Messiah as its 3rd act, so I'm guessing some of the changes and plot threads that were left unresolved in Part 2 will be more relevant for the presumed Part 3. If one looks at it from that perspective, I feel better about the film and its changes. Surely lots of people probably felt the same way when Empire Strikes Back came out as they didn't expect it to be the middle act of a trilogy, and now it's considered arguably the best Star Wars film and one of the greatest sequels ever.

This was the movie for the theaters, if i watched it home it wouldn't feel the same

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None of Denis Villeneuve’s movies are expositional, you really need to pay attention to his movies. That’s just another element of why he’s so good as a film maker.

The dune novel is three books. Everything after is the expanded universe

The spice must flow.

A couple things (great video). Paul is a super human not just a normal guy. He’s the result of a millennia of breeding. Now yeah a ton of it is about the power of beliefs. Lastly, you should read the books given the time. My favorite series by far, but warning they get really different as they go on. The first one is a typical hero’s story, towards the last books (before Frank dies) its more about big choices/larger than individuals themes.

I’ve read the book but I still worry about spoilers 😭 I’ll finish this vid after I watch it

i have a few gripes with the movie the more i think about it. Also saw it on release day and loved it at first. But there are some pretty big pacing issues. One plot point from the book was left out (space faring guild) and i didn't like the music like at all it was bland and mostly just noise to me definitely nothing worthy of a space epic like dune. However the overall filmmaking was phenomenal also the acting was great. Especially loved Stilgars performance. Edit: Forgot to mention the black and white scenes they were exceptional especially since most directors are afraid to do them because they are so hard to light correctly but villneuve nailed it.

Just came out the theatres for Dune2 I give it 10/10

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So are u gona continue one piece anytime soon?

Never heard of Dune until last month when I was sick and said fuck it and watched it. Immediately was drawn to how many stories this inspired. By the end of it I left thinking I probably would’ve fought for Paul 😂

Paul at the end of Dune is pretty much the best mentat ever, best swordmaster, best fighter, best genetic heritage ,son of a duke, has best training, bene gesserit male, fremen fedaykin and leader, and can not also see billions of possible futures all at once but also see the entire genetic past of his ancestors. Literally every single person he is linked to together in his mind. All their memories 1:1, and he can also see the only path forward for humanity to survive as a whole. The man is obscenely OP, but at the same time he is vulnerable. Dune Messiah and Children of Dune go out of their way to show this.

It's Dune time!

You’re sand worm was coming out🙃was that a reference to something there Ryan boy😂

I started reading the first bookand I’m really enjoying it, If you guys enjoy the movie, I highly recommend checking the book out

You should for sure read at least the first Dune book. The movies cut out so much from the book, and it is known as the greatest work of science fiction for good reason.

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18:50 I actually just straight up disagree with you. Paul is special and he demonstrates himself to be special. It is very rational of the Fremen to see Paul as a Chosen One. First off he has magic powers and visions. Secondly and more importantly he portrays an unusual interest and mastery in the ways of the Fremen, to the point that all other Fremen comment on it. In Dune 1 he was able to perfectly wear the desert outfit, stunning his Fremen guide, and then he was able to execute a competent sandwalk. In this film he further demonstrates himself to be special by riding not just a sand worm, but the biggest sand worm. And he proves himself a war hero, capable of accomplishing great feats on the field of battle. All of this is even before the drinks the Water of Life, and the Fremen already have good reason to see him as someone special.

Great movie

What if Griffith keep flying higher & higher while nobody contested him in both ideology & physically...

Wonder what the chances are of them doing an extended dvd with 1/2 hours extra scenes release for both, ala Lord of Rings! I'd watch it 🤘

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Haven’t seen either movie, or the original, it does look pretty cool but I’m done with western media, it’s so bad. I only watch anime now, the last movie I actually really liked was Blade Runner 2047, it’s funny that he made this movie too.

good movie

You didn't think him riding a Sandworm made him seem kinda super-human?

The second movie was a beautiful disappointment. In the second movie by Denis Villineuve had no Spacing Guild or Mentats in it. Only the Bene Gesserit. That is why the ending of the second movie makes no sense. They made it look like the Bene Gesserit were ruling the universe which was not the case.

I don’t understand why ppl keep saying things like Paul is an anti hero or actual a bad guy Every “bad” thing he does is unambiguously the least bad option, and his opposition is written to be comically evil, so how do ppl end up saying that unironically

someone obviously did not read the book

When people lost brain cells and get distracted easily by flashy imaginary and no substance?

Dune is a very silly sword and sorcery story. Villenueve did quite a good job considering how stupid the source material is.

Man said Dune movie doesn't do exposition, watch Dune 1984 😂😂

Hybrid worm, you mean dune goes hentai?

No, "we" don't have to talk about it.

Dune part two was disappointing as a story it just another white saviour fantasy , visually stunning , but the story falls flat. The fremem are prtaryed as complete idiots , in the movie they just accepted the guy as their saviour just because a few magic tricks. A lot them knowing the religious prophecy was artificial.... Also why they didn't use the sandworms in war against the harkonnen before ? Why wait till then ?

The best part about Dune Part Two is when Paul won the Dune Buggy Championship and used the prize money to save his late great grand uncle Moe's liquor and tobacco store from being bulldozed for a YMCA by the corrupt Mayor and achieved his dream. I will always remember Great Grand Uncle Moe's final inspirational words "IT'S NOT WHAT YOU DUNE IN THE PAST BUT WHAT YOU DUNE IN THE FUTURE."

After the first book, the story gets even stupider and out of hand. It's all very dumb.

the films are tamed compared to the books. in the books he's a jedi

Are you kidding me?!?!?! This is suppose to be the best film of the year. It SUCKS and blow at the same time . I have read the series several times ,I read them in high school and have read them to all three of my kids and last summer started to read them to my grandchildren. This is SH*t . I watched the David Lynch Dune.. and the Dune series in 2000. This had all the marks of what have should have been good .. GREAT stars!! But shitt* story , no feeling ,no passion ... dont watch this!

Okay, I gotta ask...Does the movie include a s*x scene with the sandworm? I gotta know so I can decide if the movie is worth watching.

This man did not read the books, opinions invalid cringe lamo etc. I am smarter I have read the books and know about the real prophet 🤓🤓

Dune II is suuuper mid, kinda shit compared to the books

I haven't been so bored with a sci fi film with Dune 1 since Avatar 1 came out.

Get a job

It was incredibly boring

I want this to stay in the algorithm 🫡

Im a little bit disappointed cause most of the things are way different from the book.....chani character is completely ruined