Dune - Get off me!

Get off me!

[@spencermcbride3881]

That "GET OFF ME" sounds amazing on a good sound system. Truly commanding

[@Piotrboukaieff]

Sometimes I understimate Timothy Chalamet... Then, I watch this clip again. He is absolutly fantastic here. And after reading the book, I'm convince he is born for playing Paul Atreides

[@Jackseyez]

It’s Timothee

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

@@Jackseyez Alright the doubt is back

[@RafitoOoO]

I'm here to confirm he is indeed Duke Paul Atreides. That's it. Retire the role, no one will ever pull it off like him.

[@sandygrungerson1177]

Sometimes I understimate Timothy Chalamet ... then i see this scene and realize i was always right.

[@isaakvandaalen3899]

Timothee absolutely killed this scene I remember watching this in theatres thinking 'Holy shit'.

[@sandygrungerson1177]

whiny scene kid...

[@MrTragedious986]

@@sandygrungerson1177nah.

[@sandygrungerson1177]

@@MrTragedious986 ok, whiny scene kid

[@MrTragedious986]

@@sandygrungerson1177 no.

[@coryxkenshinsamurai1160]

​@@sandygrungerson1177 what are you yapping about

[@sumojo]

Man, Rebecca's facial expressions at 0:41 are amazing. Excellent performance. Just an all-around phenomenal cast.

[@GladRags]

So true! Also the Gom Jabbar scene where she's standing outside the door whimpering... I totally believe her portrayal of a mother who is sending her own son into what potentially could be his doom, and while she's confident in Paul's competence, she can't help but be terrified of losing him like any mother would. She's trained in all the Bene Gesserit jazz and yet her motherly instincts challenge her resistance of fear. This inner conflict of a mother-Bene Gesserit makes her character so interesting, and she really nails it!

[@metaversturkiye]

He used "the voice" flawlessly. She scared for the "get off me" command.

[@lal330]

man, this scene... i remember when i left the theatre i was asking myself if i had this much sympathy for paul while reading the book, not that i didn't like him but i didn't feel this much for him at least. now looking back at this scene i think it all makes sense. you just can't help but feel sorry for this poor boy who was burdened with a horrifying future AND the skill of seeing it, at such a young age. kudos to timothée chalamet's brilliant acting and denis villeneuve's vision for the portrayal of his character. you really can see paul's raw pain and horror. wow.

[@lal330]

also a few more reasons why i love this scene so much 1) how he snaps back from his hysteria when he sees chani calling his name, just like how chani will always calm him down in the future as well 2) paul calling himself a 'freak' istead of being impressed by the potential political power he has in his hands 3) him SO RIGHTFULLY holding his mother and bene gesserits accountable for the disaster that's about to happen to him, lady jessica did him so wrong

[@IneaFaedyn]

In the book, it's more subtle. If you're in a cynical mindset, Paul kind of just comes off like an emotionless psychopath in this part. He spends alot of the time stuck on thinking "I should be grieving my father, but I cant make myself care, its so weird" and all the comments with his mom are just him being annoyed at how "slow and stupid" she was being, because he didn't realize that he was just becoming fast and smart. In reality, he was wildly traumatized and didn't have a way to cope with the changes. His mother couldn't protect him anymore and he was finding it unsettling and confusing that he had to rely on himself more than her now.

[@Douio]

​@@IneaFaedyn the kid is terrified what is to become. He loved his father and his mother never wanted this for him. In this scene they show just how much pressure this building onto both of them. And after seeing the second film Paul has every right to be upset and his mother had every right to be worried. They cherished their emotions while they still had them.

[@SapphireCrusader1988]

What a horrifying future to imagine.

[@Thereal_Pranabindu]

But aye atleast the fremen are free :)

[@M62003]

@@Thereal_Pranabindu Well yes, but later on, a decent amount of fremen will regret and reject this change, in the end the damage has already been done

[@Thereal_Pranabindu]

@@M62003 indeed. And Arrakis his full circle.

[@Jackseyez]

Even if Paul is a fremen

[@jgyoutube763]

And to be at the center of it.

[@Keg.Porter.]

The expressions were so good that I cried

[@EUROPAMusicOfficialChannel]

Same. The first time seeing this in the theater didn't do much to me, but the second time, I cried... probably because I was home in private haha

[@Prince_Sharming]

Tim really pulled it off, felt like we were really seeing Paul go through all this shit at once. Poor kid.

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

Seriously, as someone who read the books I was blown away. Finally a film adaptation to the story that feels spiritually true.

[@dedmete]

“Fanatical legions worshiping at the the shrine of my fathers skull.” Probably an allusion to Leto II.

[@Thecrows_eye]

Nope

[@JBFJBFJBF]

Theyre literally worshiping their fathers skull in Dune Messiah

[@lucasrackley250]

She is watching her own child suffer, knowing she bears some responsibility for it.

[@christopherrussell3839]

If not all of it.

[@namratakshemakalyani9165]

@@christopherrussell3839 She was supposed to have only a girl child. This is all her fault lol

[@unknownbannana8241]

@@namratakshemakalyani9165tbf if she did have a girl would it be better . The girl would have been indoctrinated into an evil witch cult . The Bennett gesserit, they would still try to breed and bring out the one . Just to try and control him . Dune is a brutal world

[@jackmclean4120]

Timothee plays Paul's descent so well.

[@jomeotrashgod1098]

I love that when he says "get off me" it sounds like a roar and a bark then a hiss

[@bazbuco]

At this point in the book, Paul’s mentat training + bene gessirit conditioning + the new prescience provided by the spice basically converged to give him TRUE prescience-which hit him like a very bad psychedelic trip except worse because reveals the threads of future outcomes and how helpless he will be from preventing galactic-level war and devastation fought on his behalf.

[@Broadica]

I have to wonder if Tim improvised that "you made me a freak" a bit more forceful than previous takes...cause Jessica's reaction was just so visceral. But I think they are just both that good. Damn solid movie.

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

To be fair, there was a cut, they could have filmed entirely separately.

[@DistortedEmerald]

I know she's not innocent in this whole thing, but i kinda feel bad for Lady Jessica... Not because of plot, but just how good Rebecca Ferguson is acting.

[@ianhammock4564]

This scene is what really, truly hooked me on Dune.

[@Erdbeerheld1]

In the book it is literally the other way around. Paul pretty much accepted his destiny in this situation but his mother was afraid of him.

[@Piotrboukaieff]

To be honest... I prefer this movie's version

[@stefciok]

@@Piotrboukaieff Naah. Book version sounds more badass.

[@mrrios2881]

@@Piotrboukaieff yeah me too

[@Kevstar19]

Mmm no thats really not how it is in the book either. I just finished the book for the 1st time. Although this scene was different in the book. In the tent book scene, Paul was still very much afraid of a holy war and was actively trying to suppress this bloody future. He keeps whispering “I cannot let that happen” in reference to his visions. Only towards the end of that scene does he tentatively accept who he will eventually become and mourns his father. I think the movie did a great job with this moment.

[@alicedeligny9240]

@@stefciok Is it better to be baddass ?

[@nfindc]

This scene was so well executed! Paul's entire character arc throughout the books was indeed exhaustive, and he did indeed become tyrannical with power after his "awakening," but I still get goosebumps when I realize that he could've killed his Mother in this moment and was just beginning to realize his power. Even her years of training were useless. The images of the future were just a precursor for the bloodshed he'd be responsible for.

[@ImTheMan0fSteel]

Its a little more complicated than that to be fair. The system they were campaigning against itself was tyrannical. Paul DID become a tyrant. But almost accidentally in the sense of, because he got so powerful it was kind of inevitable. Like god. If you are all powerful you simply cannot be all good.

[@nfindc]

​@ImTheMan0fSteel You're right. There is more to Paul's tyrannical rule than what I eluded to. The thing is, he saw what was coming, but couldn't prevent the inevitable. I would've been horrified as well if I were to see nothing but death and violence in the wake of my future as the leader of the House of Atreides.

[@ihowaonaro4511]

In my opinion this is possibly timothee’s best scene in both dune 1 & 2. So much emotion being conveyed here it gives me goosebumps

[@alicedeligny9240]

Chani's hair look like fire spreading, it's perfect

[@CJusticeHappen21]

He is the spark to light the pyre that generations of power-hungry assholes have been meticulously crafting.

[@hiro3667]

dude the emotion in this scene

[@adamelam6385]

Such a solid installment. I hope they keep the momentum going.

[@jgyoutube763]

Agreed

[@Lintahlo]

I’m from the future. They did. 🎉

[@Superjohnicusreturns]

They kept it going alright

[@adamelam6385]

@@Superjohnicusreturns yes, it was considerably better than the 1st. The bar is high for the third.

[@burhanuddinsakarwala5033]

This is something all of us have in common. Everyone has a moment in their lives where they blame their parents for their pitfalls.

[@jgyoutube763]

It’s getting more common these days. Sins of the parents being blamed on the children. Guilty by association. Generational trauma. For me, it’s not fair at all.

[@MrYFM2]

@@jgyoutube763 Life was probably never meant to be fair.

[@R3ALEOHS.icloud]

Get off me🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@holamoco]

I also cry at this scene. So powerful and emotional

[@iforgotthenamemate]

It is very interesting scene, both from perspective of Paul and Jessica. She bore a son out of love for Leto, so Paul is intentional and unintentional "product" at the same time, product of love and Bene Geserit eugenic program, unpredictable and that is why they feared him.

[@miss-astronomikal-mcmxcvii]

Awww this scene makes we want to jump into the screen and just give Paul a big big BIG HUG and comfort him. Seriously.

[@garvwadhwaney306]

Timothee is the greatest actor of our generation.

[@daddyfullmetal3355]

One of the best if not the best scene in the movie

[@reidkemp]

I’m reading the book. It’s fucking awesome. And the movies are bomb. Good movies like this are rare these days

[@carlosaugustodinizgarcia3526]

Imagine his "silence!".

[@bibgall7147]

It was incredible

[@VinceTheCreatorr]

In between the first film and this film, this dude managed to film. Willy Wonka 😂😂

[@EUROPAMusicOfficialChannel]

This scene moved me to tears.

[@MrYFM2]

I was watching this movie on a long haul flight from LA to Incheon. The brown noise of the plane making me drift asleep on and off throughout the movie, then this scene came on and defs woke me the hell up lol

[@PalmettoGD]

Just give Timothee the Oscar and move on, there's no debating this

[@thaddeusskywalker5293]

He got snubbed!

[@jgyoutube763]

I don’t think an Oscars can measure an actor’s worth/value. The art/performance speaks for itself.

[@Thecrows_eye]

Such a good adaptation. This is a masterpiece. Timothee is the perfect Paul Atreides. Rebecca is the perfect Jessica. Come on Denis bring it home.

[@iGoSaiko]

Gotta know your thoughts on Dune 2

[@gregofcanada4494]

Wait until he gets a load of The Golden Path.

[@BlaneNostalgia]

ikr. Paul only saw the tip of the iceberg, theres much more horrifying things out there in humanity's future.

[@diego_iiii]

0:37 Me when a kid in my school won't stop getting in my way.

[@shinndig1293]

“Price! You need to go now!” Captain Price: 0:37

[@issaabdulaziz6724]

Timothy has a sort of ability which makes him a very unique actor..

[@Thereal_Pranabindu]

GET OFF ME!

[@TheStOne1]

YOU DID THIS TO ME!

[@waspanon91]

YOU BENE GESSERIT MADE ME A FREAK!

[@nglijie5716]

My father is dead.

[@dedmete]

“A war in my name! Everyone shouting my name!”

[@dedmete]

Terrible purpose.

[@THEINFINITIVERSESAGA]

0:37 DAMNNNNNNNNNN

[@jakeg3733]

Why do women have to get so touchy when a guy is upset like this? Obviously, don't want to be touched at the moment

[@BonfireInPeace.]

Except this isn't some random Women, this is her mother, trying to face his Son's fears.

[@jakeg3733]

@@BonfireInPeace. And? This is a thing, that's all I'm saying. My experience with women in general is that they are far more tactile than the average man. With each other, with SOs, with kids, whatever. Lots of tension has come from the assumption "being touched would be comforting to _me_ in this situation, so I'm going to touch this other person who's clearly distressed"

[@f.u.b.u5915]

This made me laugh when I first watched this

[@caiostrasser128]

Go back to you cringe weeb cartoons lil bro.

[@bl1neoner370]

Best fucking movie

[@jgyoutube763]

It felt like a breath of fresh air for me. Something original, artistic, and just interesting overall.

[@evancodsworth2]

Poor Paul.

[@shadowninja1275]

A WAR IN MY NAME! EVERYONE'S SHOUTING MY NAME!😫😫😫0:16 0:19

[@kojigoat42]

0:37

[@dirtylittledoe]

0:37 when you get pounced on

[@lswtube]

nobody heard that Paul use the VOICE on these three words !

[@jgyoutube763]

I heard a slight gurgling sound. Almost like he was possessed. Pretty cool detail if you pay attention.

[@randomchannel323]

He sounds so much like karl from mr beast in this lol

[@phattadontungtrongsit4137]

I don’t know that sure sounds dope

[@contentdump4631]

Lol

[@oyahthefirst]

He's an amazing actor but honestly was meh in this role BESIDES this moment. I remember seeing this and wishing he somehow connected to his role like this the rest of the movie. Maybe the 2nd movie will bring it together!?

[@Biggiiful]

I think the 2nd part will bring out a much more personal side to both Paul and Jessica that there really wasn't a lot of time for in the first part. The first movie had to do alot of introductions of the different factions, planets, and houses. It had to show the move from Caladan to Arrakis and the Atraides getting introduced to their new planet. The 2nd half really only has to introduce the Emperor and Princess and Feyd. And other than the ending battle, the rest of the film's time will mostly be spent with Paul, Jessica and the Fremen. Lots of time to delve into their characters more.

[@jgyoutube763]

I’m of the same opinion. He seemed so antisocial, focused, modest, professional, royal. I wonder if it was done intentionally because of how he was raised. Conditioned to be a skilled Mentat, Bene Gesserit, heir to the house, and a potential candidate to be the Messiah. So his emotions could very well be suppressed. I hope I’m correct in my assessment.

[@zyonhenderson67]

@@jgyoutube763 I agree. Its said that Paul didnt have many freinds or social interaction growing up. I think this is why the scene of being stuck in that tent with the vision felt so impactful to us the viewer

[@bobbm1]

dude he used the voice

[@jgyoutube763]

Do you think it was voluntary or involuntary?

[@bobbm1]

@@jgyoutube763 i'd like to think involuntary. he is muad'dib after all

[@jgyoutube763]

@@bobbm1 so you think he didn’t mean too? It just came out naturally? That’s what involuntary means.

[@bobbm1]

@@jgyoutube763 bro i know what involuntary means. you're gonna involuntarily wet the bed tonight. unless its voluntary if you're into that I dont judge. anyway yes I think to a degree it was involuntary. you can see at other points in the movie paul has to attune his use of the voice, i.e. he has to focus and gather himself before using it. he closes his eyes and meditates for a brief moment before he attempts it. It also often doesnt come through as full or persuasive as his moms does, except for this occasion. his mom also is a reverend mother, if anyone can resist the voice it'd be her, but paul snapped and barked a command at her so quickly and powerful that it was irresistible. He was just too quick and it was too strong for it to have been intentional, and at that, paul isn't the type to use the voice to get the upper hand in a familial argument.

[@jgyoutube763]

@@bobbm1 fair points. And just to clarify, I only asked if you knew what involuntary meant because I didn’t understand your response to my question completely. What does him being muad’dib have to do with anything? Hypothetically speaking anyone who knows how to use the voice can instinctively/naturally use it without consciously acting on it. It’s not exclusive to the sisterhood or Paul. So I thought you meant to say voluntary and got the words mixed up. It happens.

[@crashingspectacular]

Why he say it like a slur

[@StudSupreme]

Wow, they really peed all over the source material.

[@jgyoutube763]

How so? I don’t think they deviated/strayed away from the source material that much. And whatever was cut/altered makes sense for a linear 3 act structure in a 2h+ movie.

[@StudSupreme]

@@jgyoutube763 So you've never read the source material. Got it.

[@jgyoutube763]

@@StudSupreme I did ask you how so? Until then, my point still stands.

[@StudSupreme]

@@jgyoutube763 read the book, honey.

[@jgyoutube763]

@@StudSupreme not gonna defend your position? Fine with me. I’ll take your silence as you surrendering. Therefore, lost the debate. 😎

[@sehmuskaplan5235]

Dude this is one of the cringest things i have ever saw in a while. I am disappointed by performances.

[@jgyoutube763]

I thought it was believable/realistic enough. I guess it’s a matter of perspective.

[@Thecrows_eye]

Lol cool story bro

[@sehmuskaplan5235]

@@Thecrows_eye ok.

[@eddieharcourt6049]

This entire tent scene was so boring - killed the forward momentum of the movie, imho.

[@gagalover2k10]

The movie needed to have a quiet moment, it picks up again after this scene. But judging from your comment you vastly didn’t understand or appreciate the movie to begin with. Also it was far from boring considering it was depicting what’s going to happen in the future lmao

[@eddieharcourt6049]

@@gagalover2k10 Uh, no. It was boring. And FTR, I understood the movie just fine, genius.

[@gagalover2k10]

@@eddieharcourt6049 mmkay sweetie whatever you say 😘

[@Adanu191]

Trolls will be trolls.

[@eddieharcourt6049]

@@Adanu191 Exactly.