Dune 2021 House Atreides Bagpipe March

An edit of the Atreides bagpipe march from the arrival of Arrakis, featuring a compilation of other clips from Dune (2021)
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[@kenny187ful]

Love how the bagpipes sound so familiar yet alien at the same time

[@JohnnyBuxton]

They're played by Gunthrie Govan on a Midi Guitar.

[@CommentComment-yf5nd]

Yh

[@montauta]

@@JohnnyBuxton not a midi guitar, actually he played with his jackson.

[@kane6529]

@@montauta yeah not MIDI just AX-FX with a shit load of synths

[@danyeo]

@@kane6529 Yup, 32 tracks of Axe-Fx with the synth effect.

[@2thomask]

The haggis must flow

[@atomic_wait]

Not too much spice, though.

[@theosprey7111]

He who controls the haggis controls the universe!

[@saintniccage2818]

My Highlands My brie

[@drrickmarshall1191]

The rains are falling hard in the highlands, will make a good Haggis hunting season.

[@Ayers12]

Ok I don’t care who you are that’s funny right there.

[@Lolekfasolek7450]

I remember seeing this for the first time (in IMAX). Magical. Felt like I was there

[@100XPercentX]

I don't think you'd actually like being there darling 🤣

[@Usual_User]

Same

[@user-ts2ny8jg9d]

@@100XPercentX they didn't say they did

[@100XPercentX]

@@user-ts2ny8jg9d i was being a bit too deep with it lol youre probably right. \

[@TheQCBaws]

Best imax investment ever was this movie

[@MaticTheProto]

This makes anyone feel patriotic for an empire that doesn’t exist

[@catherineblack2970]

Not to the empire but totally to the House. House Atreides.

[@liamsweeney4754]

Doesn't exist yet*

[@jakkirkland433]

@@catherineblack2970 Atreides! Atreides! Atreides!

[@thehandoftheking3314]

​@@jakkirkland433 Atreides! Atreides! Atreides!

[@Cole-ui8bi]

​@@catherineblack2970 House Atreides feels like an empire within an empire to me

[@kiwi-freedom5113]

Movie of the year. Lived up to expectations and that's coming from a mega-fan of the book!

[@asafakiva1619]

Yup I admit that I didn't expect that much from the movie since I wasn't familiar with the dune universe..but I was blown away after that movie and I consider reading the book

[@catherineblack2970]

I've read the first book many times. I've read all six of Frank's books several times. But then his son wrote the rest and I COULDN'T PUT THEM DOWN!!!!! OMG!¡!!

[@catherineblack2970]

@@asafakiva1619 good for you!!! I was at the sneak preview for DUNE in 1984. I HATED THAT MOVIE!!! There entire theater erupted and it was a near riot!!! We were the fans who packed that theater in Times Square. I was so upset I was cursing going out the door. The movie lasted only a little more than a week in the theaters here. Don't mess with epic stories.

[@asafakiva1619]

@@catherineblack2970 So I heard that the 80's adaptation, while iconic, isn't that well welcomed by fans

[@catherineblack2970]

@@asafakiva1619 oh boy were we LIVID!!!!! People were yelling cursing at the movie. Some were actually laughing. The theater manager was standing off to the side wringing her hands looking absolutely scared. Maybe she thought the fans were going to burn down the theater. David Lynch wanted to do the film in B&W at first. The bastage. Even Starlog Magazine was disappointed. I will NEVER forget that night.

[@christianealshut1123]

I think including the bagpipes was a stroke of genius on the part of Hans Zimmer (and on that basis alone he has more than deserved the Oscar!!!). In the Dune novels it is hinted at that Old Earth, where humanity came from, is long forgotten - and I always saw the bagpipes as a reminder of that former time on Earth, a reminder of the old times. This music on the whole is simply so evocative; I remember I heard the first few tunes from this before I ever saw the movie, and I had a vague idea already what kinds of scenes they might be used in.

[@stevetheduck1425]

Earth is remembered, even mentioned in the book, but it's not a place that anyone has any time for in Dune.

[@Rauruatreides]

Actually, Denis Villenueve himself was the one to convince Zimmer to use bagpipes.

[@camerapasteurize7215]

I know that this comment is almost a year old, I just have to share this: Earth is actually known about and remembered in the Dune universe. In fact, the Atreides can trace their lineage back to *ancient Rome.* Earth's just not that important anymore. Yes, it's humanity's original homeworld, but the center of human civilization hasn't been anywhere near it for many thousands of years.

[@christianealshut1123]

@@camerapasteurize7215 I hate to say it, but the Atreides go back even further than ancient Rome; as their name says, they are the line of Atreus, the king of Mycenae in ancient Greece, and father of Agamemnon who died when returning home after the Troian War, and of Menelaos who was married to Helen. Quotation from the relevant Wikipedia article: "Collectively, his descendants are known as Atreidai or Atreidae".

[@camerapasteurize7215]

@@christianealshut1123 Wait, seriously? That's even better in my book, I didn't realize that

[@superspartan243]

fuck man those atriedes plates and helms looked so cool

[@muhammadarifbillah984]

Masculine urge to rule an interstellar empire

[@nicholaschavie6975]

check out Stellaris

[@chrisb9143]

For the Imperium of Man and the Emperor of Mankind !

[@chintex_]

@@chrisb9143 HAIL THE EMPEROR BROTHER!

[@roccodebellis2946]

Fight!!!!

[@Usual_User]

@@chrisb9143FOR THE LORD EMPEROR OF HUMANITY!

[@AM_artworks]

“Dad, why is my cousin named Rose?” “Because your aunt loves roses.” “Ok. Thanks dad.” “No problem, Scene from Dune with the bagpipes”

[@jjackVII]

Brilliant.

[@94marci]

Underrated

[@raxxmoriti]

whoah wait what?🤣

[@bigberth4892]

I dont get it

[@GoofysBandit]

I love Scene From Dune With The Bagpipes, he's a great guy!

[@guerney2000]

It makes sense. Look at scenes from Caladan, it's wet, rainy, little dark... that's basically Scotland. Edit I can't believe I have to make, some people wouldn't know a joke if it kicked them in the arse

[@0hypnotoad0]

Not so subtle similarity between the name "caladan" and "caledonia"

[@jamesharding3459]

Wet, rainy, and dark with lots of coniferous trees describes most of Europe between the sunny beaches of France and Spain and the icy wastes of Scandinavia -- and most of North America, too.

[@atomic_wait]

@@jamesharding3459 Maybe it's worth noting that Frank Herbert was born in the Seattle area and spent a lot of his life there. It's a region known for regular rainfall and overcast skies, and as a fellow child of the Puget Sound region a waterless desert planet is about as far as you can get from that region.

[@jamesharding3459]

@@atomic_wait Yup. I grew up in Portland, I’ve heard Seattle is about the same. Cold, grey, and wet.

[@RandomAutist]

not to be an asshole, but they are originally from Greece.

[@zacharybutler5944]

What blows my mind about this as a piece of worldbuilding is that there are HUNDREDS of great houses in the Landsraad. And ALL OF THEM, even the Harkonnens, have awesome, ridiculous outer space pageantry like this. All of them. Boggles the mind to imagine it.

[@JeyC_]

I'm new to Dune universe and lore but I wonder if they did an alternate timeline where the Houses of Landsraad heard of the Atreides attack by the Emperor and banded together and waged an all out galactic war

[@waspoptic]

@@JeyC_ My one desire is to explore the DUNE universe either before the events of the main books/movies or in an alternate timeline of what you just described

[@georgeofhamilton]

Hundreds? I thought there were only like eight.

[@stevetheduck1425]

There are the 'great houses' that have CHOAM company chairs, and those that do not, which are the 'houses minor'. Hundreds of them, usually each with one world only, but no seat on the CHOAM board. Great houses tend to be, but are not limited to, the ones with family connections to the emperor.

[@andreww2098]

infinite space brings infinite supply and wealth is based on scarcity, to be honest not sure how any of the great houses make any money except the house in charge of the spice! so how they can afford to do all that is beyond belief!

[@spomponio]

“My lungs taste the air of Time, blown past falling sands”

[@stevetheduck1425]

Duncan Idaho is a warrior poet, true.

[@DougieMonster31]

@@stevetheduck1425 That's Gurney Halleck

[@harrisonskordas810]

@@stevetheduck1425That’s Gurney Halleck NOT Duncan Idaho

[@marufrj29]

atreides feels so special, all the culture and the empire. the movie really make us feel want to revenge for the atreides

[@AJBiskit]

The horn in the spaceship is a wonderful detail, not least of all because of how utterly useless it is for a large part of the vessel’s use. Nothing says decadent empire like impractical vehicle designs!

[@Jonathan-om1wq]

The masculine urge to fight for a benevolent house of spacefaring aristocrats.

[@amahldunbar4367]

Great edit, those two films are a Master Class of film making ...

[@CiciAbukhater]

Oscar Isaacs beard is EPIC

[@catherineblack2970]

He's great for the role. He naturally has a kind of "quietness" about him which denote POWER.

[@Despotic_Waffle]

@@catherineblack2970 His features also do great for portraying 'chad good-hearted father figure leader man'

[@WB-se6nz]

I love that bagpipes, a musical tradition from the highlands of Scotland, just a tiny rocky outcrop on an island in Northern Europe, endures for over 10,000 years!

[@MM22966]

I know this was a small detail of a great movie, but the fact the Villeneuve put the bagpipes in was...I don't know how to describe it. Dune is so far in the future that a lot of the time it is hard to relate to them. But the bagpipes tie everything back to the whole history of the human race. That it is not forgotten, even if Earth itself is. It is a touchstone.

[@MM22966]

Apparently? @@DM-ur8vc

[@MM22966]

Yeeeeessss?@@DM-ur8vc

[@tmage23]

Fun fact: That first bagpipe you hear up until 0:15 is actually a guitar (played by virtuoso Guthrie Govan)

[@catherineblack2970]

Very very very cool. Then the rest was played by 30 bagpipes. Chilling.

[@chinmoysaikia3500]

Came here looking for this comment. GG is a virtuoso alright.

[@watcherwraith007]

How...how did he make it sound exactly like a bagpipe?

[@patrickmonkman8151]

How can I listen to just the soundtrack? Bagpipe music was listed in the credits but not in the album?

[@cringeginge7663]

@@patrickmonkman8151the piece is called house atreides

[@NickyLunaLove]

I remember seeing this the first time around and being fucking jump-scared by spontaneous B A G P I P E S

[@MaticTheProto]

Me too. And in a cinema with a huge sound system no less

[@stevetheduck1425]

They've been called an 'instrument of war' for a reason. ;-)

[@user-vu6bi2jr8g]

British reaction

[@endaburns2121]

@@user-vu6bi2jr8g where do you think scotland is

[@valance10]

This film was a surprisingly well done adaptation of the book. Very good interpretation of Frank Herberts vision, I'm sure he'd be proud

[@stevetheduck1425]

As a reader of the book back in the 1970s, some of the words had to be changed for the movie ('jihad' became 'crusade' for example), due to their political meaning, but, yes. A very good adaptation of about one third of the book. Nothing about Count Fenring and his wife Margot, who parallel Leto and Jessica, nothing about the many other groups and cities on Arrakis, nothing about the way the Sardaukar were trained, replaced with throat singing and human sacrifice, but at least it explains why there aren't enough of them to defeat the Fremen, rather than how the Emperor had reduced their budget for decades. Nothing about how the Fremen exist because of religious persecution on many worlds and the Bene Gesserit's need to protect it's sisters if they get stuck on a world. Nothing about quite a bit of it. Hope the second film includes why Paul's delay while Duncan was fighting and the death of Kynes was the turning point for his whole life, and that of his sister and his children.

[@spelcheak]

Did we see the same movie? This wasn’t even the same genre. Just look at how the Voice had to become bs magic. I almost walked out at the “KILL HIM!” bit

[@walrusbehindyou9214]

Seeing this in the movies gave me goosebumps like I had never experienced before

[@jcomandante6629]

Some human traditions made it to 10 thousand years

[@nahidbethehonoredone]

We consolidating the power of the Fremen and orchestrating the downfall of the Harkonnen and the Imperial House Corrino with this one 🗣🗣🗣

[@d00mch1ld]

Computers don’t survive. But bagpipes do?

[@xeriies5104]

It’s not that they didn’t survive they got rid of em

[@YesYou-]

The most badasz house. Makes so much sense 2 houses had to team up and sneak attack these guys just to beat them. All their soldiers are elite fighters. Even outnumbered they dropped many foes. On an even ground, they’d always win. Shiii even a random Atreidis almost killed Feyd in the arena. If he was at full health Feyd would’ve been dead.

[@DR-xt5jq]

this scene lives rent free in my head

[@andrewwynne6934]

Harkonens: The Atreides are weak, and we have caught them off guard and... and... why are do we hear bagpipes?

[@catherineblack2970]

LOLOL

[@nodeloliver6201]

Paul: I'm coming to finish what my father started, now bring me the fat man.

[@Laptop46]

Honestly mad this movie flew under my radar. Would've loved to see this in theaters. Just the surround sound experience alone would've been worth it.

[@TopG1269]

Missed the bagpipes in dune 2

[@catstudios350]

It played in minor key during Gurney's charge against Rabban

[@erik299188]

'THAT'S RIGHT! WE ARE SCOTTISH!'

[@DiggyDwarf-wc2qj]

Atreides! Atreides! Atreides! Atreides! Atreides! Atreides!

[@MichaelVereno]

Fun fact: While the sound of the "solo bagpipe" is actually guitarist Guthrie Govan, the piper is played by Hans Zimmer in a cameo.

[@sam23696]

The detail in this movie is so well done. The horn of the landing ships sound and they could've just been part of the sound track or in the background, but they actually cut to the landing craft sounding the horn at 0:38 and you can see the dust from it

[@Harlequin317]

The masculine urge to grab a blade and salute and scream Atreides at the top of your lungs

[@willd5169]

absolute scenes

[@arthurmatthews9321]

There is a stunning line in the book when gurney turns to Paul and says , what does it feel like to walk on another planet.

[@drrd4127]

That's a Great Highland Bagpipe, the Scottish Bagpipe recognised by the 3 drones. What interests me is their planet/house is called Caladan and the Latin word for Scotland is Caledonia, sometimes Scots are called Caledonians or Cales for short. Scotland is also a wet, dark, green place with alot of pale people. Interesting coincidence.

[@catherineblack2970]

Not really. I believe Frank Herbert had Scottish ancestry.

[@Myuutsuu85]

Well, I just learned something new today. Thank you for this.

[@stevetheduck1425]

Atreides as a name suggests Greek ancestry, so the history of the Known Universe in Dune must be long and complex.

[@Jonah_Celestis]

​@@stevetheduck1425 you're correct, I believe it's stated somewhere in the books (I've only ever seen the David Lynch movies) that they can trace their lineage back to Agamemnon. Definitely Greek.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

House Atreides, named for Agamemnon's brother Atreus, claims to be descended directly from that ancient mythical king. They are probably lying, but nobody can prove them wrong, a lot of the records have been lost in the computer era between ten and twenty thousand years before these events take place. The planet Calladan is their fiefdom, a duchy given to House Atreides by Emperor Shaddam VIII of Corrino, whose house usurped the throne centuries ago. The father of the Red Duke, the first Atreides to rule Calladan, was into bull fighting, a tradition that dates to ancient Egypt, and found its way through ancient Greece to modern Spain. That's why the cost of arms of House Atreides sports the bull that killed him. Don't try to reduce the various cultures of the far future to any single one of today, Dune takes place several times further into the future than the oldest written records from the past are old today. The oldest traditions in Dine are syncretic amalgamations of things that won't exist for another ten thousand years. For example: The Fremen of Arrakis are descendents of the Zensunni Wanderers, whereas the dominant religion among the nobility is Orange-Catholicism.

[@mighty_moe9903]

You know something wild is coming, when a Scotsman begin to play a bagpipe in the desert

[@TERMINATIONBLISS08]

I would pay to see this film in the cinema again. The vibrating sound of the bagpipes rocking the seats, as well as the general majesty of this film, have earned it a place among my favourites. This sits alongside Lord of the Rings…I have high hopes for Dune 2

[@frodo-swagginz-5022]

And it delivered ten fold wow

[@TERMINATIONBLISS08]

Edit: It was re-released prior to Dune 2. I did pay to see it again. So fucking worth it.

[@Southern_Crusader]

Space Bagpipes is something I’ve never considered and now cannot forget. This is so cool!

[@rodelvaldez8640]

Imagine the feeling hearing this in the cinema for the first time That would be glorious to the ears

[@FoxyfloofJumps]

I heard it. It gave me a raging headache. The critics all acclaim the music as SO POWERFUL. The problem was, my movie theater believed in sound so powerful it shakes the soda out of your cup if it's still full when the movie starts.

[@razzamatronic9882]

Wish we could have seen more of the Atredies soldiers in armour

[@code_x1905]

This scene made my heart pound!!

[@Dookieman1975]

Man, fitting the duke and his family live on what looks to be space Scotland so this being their anthem makes perfect sense

[@Cole-ui8bi]

Caledan came from Caledonia 👍

[@invictus3559]

Best part about this scene is if you look close enough, the first guy with the bagpipe who stepped off the ramp is Hans Zimmer.

[@ifcdirector]

So inspirational to the Atreides troops behind him when he takes out two Sardaukar. With me?! Who wouldn't be?

[@maxi1ification]

Those weren't Sardaukar though, but Harkonnen soldiers

[@azraelgaming7052]

Harkonnen I believe, but impressive and inspiring nonetheless

[@zroutube]

Actually this is a security camera footage. They were two extras that Josh Brolin killed for some reason, and they decided to put it in the movie because the scene worked so well :D

[@alfatazer_8991]

@@maxi1ification If anyone can make killing Sardaukar look easy it's Gurney Halleck

[@michaelsnyder3871]

@@maxi1ification In the book, the Sardaukar were dressed in Harkonnen uniforms to hide the fact the Emperor was taking sides in a Great House vendetta.

[@maranathashalom9402]

Huge movie. Thinking about watching it again. The scenery, the costumes, the atmosphere... I rarely endure 2 hours of movie in one sitting, but with this one I wish it would be 4 hours longer. Can't wait for part 2 in a few months!

[@SoapNugget]

Seeing this in IMAX was one of the greatest pleasures of my life

[@Ivosferatus]

Friendly reminder that the score of the film won the Oscar.

[@BlueSkyCountry]

Dune is realistic history set into sci fi. Atreides: Plantagenet Empire of England, Scotland, and France. Padishah Emperor: A mix between the Byzantine Empire and the Latin church in Rome, who both controlled all the politics in Europe and the Middle East. The Sardaukar are a blend of both the Knight Templars and the Byzantine Varangian Guard. Harkonnen: The Norman principality of Sicily and the Norman principality of Albania. The Normans were extremely aggressive and obsessed with conquest. Fremen: The Muslim sultanates of the Holy Land. Time frame: Between 1097AD, the establishment of the first Crusader states, to around 1260, when politics in the Holy Land were shared between Europe and the Islamic states.

[@d.a.g.c961]

The atreides in any case are Mediterranean wtf Scotland or england has to do with them

[@MatthaeusNigellus]

All men really want is to serve in a virtuous duke’s fighting force with some sweet tunes to march by.

[@alexlun4464]

I wasn't interested in the Dune saga till someone mentioned that in this story humans managed to colonize several solar systems without the need of computers. In fact, computers are banned and humans evolved to become biological computers themselves.

[@catherineblack2970]

Read the other books. Especially MENTATS OF DUNE.

[@Despotic_Waffle]

They expanded like the normal scifi tropes, but then AI got out of control. Tje biggest problem wasn't AI warring with humans, but humans enslaving large swathes of other humans with AI. So there was a huge revolution to dismantle AI called the Butlerian Jihad and it was banned ever since. Because of this the human colonies lost connection with one another and regressed technologically, but slowly developed talents and abilities that mimicked computers. This continued to develop when they found the drug called Spice Melange on Dune. Because of the difficulty of communication and travel even with the new human abilities, the Empire is ruled in a feudal system.

[@publiusventidiusbassus1232]

​​@@catherineblack2970 if Frank Herbert didn't write it, its not Dune.

[@stevetheduck1425]

The interstellar civilisation was put in place using navigational computers in 'ordinary' spaceships. The Thinking machines came much later, the result of people becoming lazy, leading to a dominion of machines over humans. A jihad destroyed the machines, and the development of religion, psychic powers and secret languages and dogma (very 1960s SF), led to the present equilibrium, which is about to be overthrown by another jihad; this is considered inevitable, in a society that has forgotten how to be one whole humanity.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

It is an underlying theme of Dune that humans have continued to develop their abilities for tens of thousands of years, to the point that some of them are practically different species. The mental and physical capabilities of some of the most privileged humans seem nothing short of magical. Some can predict the future with eerie precision, for example. Others can control every aspect of their body to the point of shapeshifting. And then there is The Voice. And those are the more mundane capabilities. Technological progress has also been made in some areas, but the fatwa on any kind of thinking machine (which includes Turing-complete computers of course, and any and every type of machine learning, but also pocket calculators, and possibly abacuses and astrolabs, but apparently not differential analysers or viable systems; weather satellites are explicitly allowed, if barely, and so are simple robots/androids/animatronics, but interstellar travel has to be done using human precognition. The planet IX has a monopoly on electronics, and the Bene Tleilax seem to have a monopoly on genetic engineering, but maybe only on human genetic engineering; the Bene Gesserit are operating a eugenics programme instead (to create the Nietzschean superman, but they don't call it that, Nietzsche has been lost to history). These restrictions have encouraged to develop innate human capabilities to their fullest. Mentats for example are people with special training involving special drugs to become human computers (which are not like the women who did the computations and calculations needed by mathematicians and accountants from since ancient times to the mid 20th century, but instead highly regarded specialists, more comparable to ancient scribes). Other specialists are the Spacing Guild, which holds the absolute monopoly on all space travel, but which cannot exist without the spice Melange, and many of whom cannot survive in gravity.

[@mistersandwich0034]

the power of haggis is strong with this one

[@Littletime839]

It's like a fashion show

[@hochfeldjessie85]

I really liked the ships honking to give their "Atreides!" 0:34

[@rion7088]

Thinking of it like that, that’s oddly adorable

[@olivermcgarrity7124]

I bet some atreides soldier was waiting for weeks to do that.

[@hochfeldjessie85]

@@harrybirchall3308 they did the work of getting everybody there, so, fair enough. Credit where credit's due, or something along those lines.....

[@HurricaneDPG]

They were people truly loyalty to House Atreides.

[@catherineblack2970]

I too thought that was GREAT!!! Love and loyalty to House Atreides

[@pavelsvacha]

There's a bagpipe festival in my town and when the Scottish came to play i felt like i was arriving on Arrakis

[@backpackTworld]

this scene made me watch the movie 3times in cinema

[@v.hamilton5679]

Why does Paul,the most valuable person in the group, the heir to the House, not wearing any armor. Even random grunts got one but not him.

[@KeKcP]

wtf would armour do agtainst a gun or anything comparable?

[@v.hamilton5679]

@@KeKcP depends on the armor and the gun obviously, also they widely use melee weapons in that universe, so again armor seems more than reasonable and also why would everyone else wear it it's useless?

[@gregwarner3753]

"You have not fought until you have fought the Sardukar."

[@brianholmes1812]

*dune 2 spoilers* I love hearing just a twinge of this at the end of the second movie whole Gurney Halleck fought Raban. Although he has his own revenge, he fights for house Atreides, more than anyone else left standing

[@Jonathan-om1wq]

Wish they kept the Atreides guerillas, and Thufir Hawat. They did Atreides dirty in this adaptation

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

I feel like I want to be an emperor with that music.

[@pheenix42]

Begun, the Clone Wars have...

[@paddyh8023]

Fun fact: The guy at the opening playing the bagpipes is none other than Hans Zimmer.

[@VinayakPande53]

Humanity spread through the universe via interstellar travel, but still couldn't escape bagpipes...

[@Fractal227]

This mighty army was brought down by a doctor, i have always found that beyond strange.

[@paulwartenberg8479]

(bagpipes start playing) I STAND WITH HOUSE ATREIDES! WHO'S WITH ME? (charges into battle with shields on and sword raised)

[@marcoantonioarcerosales1446]

ATREIDIS ........

[@MagronesBR2]

Ah, the McAtreides Clan.

[@samwatson2373]

Denis Villeneuve stated that he wanted House Atreides to have a Celtic feel - hence the Highland Great Pipes

[@mikeciotkowski9003]

SCOTLAND FOREVER!!

[@pAThomies]

He who controls the Haggis, controls Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@zitakenny7787]

Pipes and Drums played together, nothing stirs the blood quite like it, shame it doesn't go longer.

[@DamienSteiner-om4of]

I don't remember bagpipes in the book. Nor do I recollect that the Spanish play them.

[@azraelgaming7052]

This was a very well made edi

[@sgray001]

"We are House Atreides. There is no call we do not answer, no faith that we betray. Behold our sweet bagpipes."

[@RowanIvy]

That was great!!

[@iancorybutler]

I cried tears of gratitude when I saw this. Can confirm the IMAX as worth it.

[@_cipriano2282]

The armada theme makes me very teary eyed. SO POWERFUL!!! AHHHH!

[@Jackmitchhell]

this would be a dope walkout song for a boxing match

[@bayushiteishiru6291]

Atreides!

[@adhynugroho9424]

This movie had me thinking about risking it all to live in the dessert.

[@IantheDugan]

I can't express how much the bagpipes make me want to give my life for the cause, to rage against the dying of light.

[@lia-op5305]

Todo es hermoso en esta pelicula, especialmente la musica

[@benevolencia4203]

“Gods know, I should’ve been born a Duke” ~Me, each time I think of Dune.

[@mr_demeanor6008]

Love how it's Zimmer playing the bagpipes in that scene

[@akilsomething]

Really???

[@martonkispal]

@@akilsomething No.

[@spacewolf182]

That's awesome!

[@monkeytennis8861]

@@spacewolf182 it's a lie

[@astrixistheman]

it does sorta look like him

[@garcia207]

How It Should Have Ended did a very funny scene of this bag pipe scene.

[@lalexandre4269]

Just saw part 2 in IMAX. Just as amazing as this scene, IF NOT. Better.

[@isaackellogg3493]

“In the end, there can be only one. May it be, Duncan Idaho, the Atreides Warmaster!”

[@mockingjay_2397]

Okay maybe I really have to watch this

[@christianresel8051]

Fitting instrument for the most badass and powerfull warriors in the landsrat. The emperor fears them for a reason. Every duke of the atreides could have EASILY taken over the empire. They didnt. Their feud against harkonnen? If the landsrat would actualy ALLOW a total war it would be over withing DAY'S! 0:32 ATREIDES , WHAT IS YOUR PROFESSION?

[@ryanhanks4852]

I need more bagpipe music in my life

[@mannymarc24]

Brilliant edit!!! I was I could experience this for the first time again. Saw it on IMAX Laser at Chinese Theater in Hollywood opening day. Wow!

[@phiorpyrrhos]

This sounds like Ar Mor Divent

[@teeth716]

Bro legit just has a bagpipe in the far future of space

[@babysealsareyummy]

Return the slaaaaab!

[@AstroSully]

How tf did Guthrie create that sound using a Guitar wow

[@JordonBeal]

Fun fact, these “bagpipes” were actually guitar played by Guthrie Govan.

[@Orangecataura]

I feel sad listening to this knowing what happens to the atreides and also knowing what’s in for arakkis and what arrakis could have become