You Were ALL Right About DUNE 

Dude I thought the same lol!!

This is one of the greatest sci-fi films ever made. I honestly don’t know how Denis Villeneuve pulled it off.

That's what happens when you take an excellent story, give in to an excellent film director and allow him (or her, doesn't matter) pick up the best people for the job.

😭😭😭😭😭😭

Dude I thought the same thing. I debated not watching this vid but I’m glad I did cause this dude is hilarious. He deserves to pop off on RU-vid and I’m here for it!

LISAN AL-GORITHM!

we will but not by denis villeneuve

Dune occurs roughly 20,000 years from present.

Technically, 2024 is the _24th_ year of the 21st Century. The 20th Century was 1901 to 2000. There was no “year 0,” so, all centuries and millennia start on years ending in “1.” The cultural gestalt just became obsessed with the number changing so much (1999 to 2000 is much more dramatic than 2000 to 2001), and decided 2000 was “the new millennium,” even though it was actually 2001. You can find footage of Al Franken wearing a t-shirt with “MMI” on it, jokingly arguing with ABC’s anchors on December 31st, 1999, that everyone is wrong. 😂 As for Dune, it’s very complicated. You can calculate how many “standard years” have passed since “the beginning of deep space exploration,” assumed to mean Pioneer 5, the first interplanetary space probe. If you make 1960 (Pioneer 5’s launch) the baseline, and use the info in the Appendices and the Dune Encyclopedia, 10,191 AG is 23,352 CE. ….But we don’t know for sure if “standard years” are Earth years. In fact, I’d bet they aren’t. They’d probably be the length of a local year on the Imperial capital, Kaitain? Or maybe even Salusa Secundus, since that was House Corrino’s first homeworld? ….Yeah, it’s complicated. Bottom-line, it’s MUCH further in the future than the 11th Millennium.

I assume he's just very elastic.

It shouldn't take as long to get part 3. Part 2 was delayed by a long writers strike, and as far as I know part 3 has already been written

@@overbeb Denis Villeneuve said, in a recent interview, he wants to take his time with Dune Messiah, to make sure he has a solid screenplay before doing anything.

Timothy's Charmender got me 😂. This guys is vibe

Thank you dude I really appreciate all the love! Unfortunately the best I can do for now due to my job is monthly uploads. I really would love to do biweekly at some point and that is the plan eventually but for now monthly uploads is all I have time for

Also I strongly recommend reading the book. There is a *lot* that had to be left out. You’ll enjoy the movie even more after.

I was actually thinking about doing that when the next one comes out because I have seen some hilariously awful clips from it

I can understand why someone who has no familiarity with the books or lore would prefer part 2. Part 1 sets up many of the conflicts that will ultimately pay off in the second. There's no scene in Part 1 as awe inspiring as Paul taking his first ride on shai hulud or the final battle with nukes going off while the fremen come in on giant sandworms to butcher Sarduakar by the thousands.

Have you tried forcing a cute girl to cry on it?

@@benhmn no, i'll give it a shot!