Dune - My lungs taste the air of time, blown past fallen sand bagpipes

My lungs taste the air of time, blown past fallen sand bagpipes

[@jacknewsom261]

Only complaint of dune 2 is it didn’t have bagpipes tbh. We need more bagpipes in movies

[@B_Don_184]

Emperor Shaddam - " I got a fever, and the only prescription, is more bagpipes..."

[@omega4711]

all the bagpipe atreides are dead :(

[@ruffs4541]

Did you know that it's a f*cking guitar at the begining 🥲 guthrie govan is a god damn

[@BrandonRemedios]

I just noticed, when gurney fights at the end. There are pipes. Was pretty epic.

[@FoodieFam_321]

That is why I am here to listen to it again and again😭

[@danielhoffman4741]

I wouldn’t be upset if Denis spent the next 15-20 years adapting the entire Dune saga

[@rskurtzer]

And maybe giving it a better ending than the Brian Herbert books

[@testaccount4191]

@@rskurtzer there are only 2 dune books the first one and the encyclopedia

[@mrquirky3626]

@@testaccount4191 No, Dune Messiah is a fantastic book and a great example of how absolute power can corrupt even the noblest of people.

[@StephenMcGann]

I would super upset if they wasted any of this talent past the 2nd one (I mean, obviously most of that talent isn't in them....)

[@eshaanbasu9342]

@@mrquirky3626 honestly I never interpreted Paul as noble. His own actions were all done for his own survival and self interest. A prophet who becomes king yet is incompetent as a human. The entire point of Dune series is to criticise and warm people about the concept of a savior, whether that's seeing it in others or yourself. Paul lost morality the moment he accepted the role of lisan Al gaib/ kwisatz haderach.

[@FUBUKANI23]

My man Josh Brollin can't exist without saying some good quote sht

[@flippydippy6587]

Fr

[@TaskerFilms]

i was 100th thumbs up......LOVE ME !!!!!!

[@Sneezes_LoL]

Literally Gurney's character, great casting.

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

Aye, and such a gigantic improvement over the previous two Gurney Hallecks.

[@ArkhamKnight-uj6ww]

I just imagine him saying that as thanos

[@kiva_J_T]

The really interesting thing to know is that they're actually in a Funeral marching arrangement. Awesome hints by the directors at the true nature of this "change" by the emperor and the baron.

[@jfarrar19]

A big part of the story is that they know they were going into a trap as well.

[@kiva_J_T]

@@jfarrar19 yes, I wish they had integrated that a bit more outwardly through Duke Letos fatigue or even just the discussions about making Fremen soldiers like it had been done in the book

[@Penultimeat]

I like how Paul is the only one to break rank out of it. Shows that he has something else in store.

[@kiva_J_T]

@@Penultimeat oh shit, I hadnt realized that! Great eye

[@j0hncarp]

@@px5ix4pz6j i would guess scottish. With all the bagpipes and such

[@unforgivn81]

I still can't get over how beautiful this movie is, even something that should be drab and monotone like a desert.

[@BlaneNostalgia]

Its 1 of the more intense forces of nature, the lack of life in these deserts make it awe-inspiring

[@loafofbread9400]

Compared to how disney handles a certain desert planet

[@hitbycars]

@@heh2393 The Thrawn trilogy will always be canon.

[@Connor8609]

@@heh2393 That's exactly how I feel about the useless prequels

[@Retard634]

archeo futurism is all about beauty it combines the future with the past in a way that glorifies both dune is archeo futurism at its peak star wars is just a cheap imitation and only in certain elements

[@fluffy1973]

Josh Brolin delivered that line with absolute perfection...

[@flippydippy6587]

As he always does

[@vonn4017]

he's no Patrick Stewart

[@Zaz5y]

@@vonn4017 Unrelated

[@2lazy2makeausername81]

@@vonn4017 honestly I think he’s better suited than Patrick for the role

[@vonn4017]

@@2lazy2makeausername81 its not even close. the from goonies or the guy who's a Shakespearian actor.

[@gracecalis5421]

A damn shame that the Harkonnens caught Atreides off guard. I would've loved to see their foot soldiers fight in that battle armor, it looks absolutely badass.

[@jonathancooper4914]

The book will flesh that one out.

[@gregs7562]

Absolutely. Seems really daft none of them had it on.

[@Arantonak]

In the book, Duke Harkonnen states plainly that without the emperor's help and without the element of surprise, his troops absolutely could not have defeated the Atreides in battle. Even with a stacked deck the Harkonnens took severe losses and nearly drained their coffers.

[@gregs7562]

@@Arantonak the "element of surprise" part irks me. From the moment they were awarded Arakis they knew it was a plot, a trap. They really ought to have expected it.

[@Arantonak]

@@gregs7562 They knew there would be a sneak attack, sabotage, and traitors, but they never suspected that the emperor would be so brazen as to send his sarduakar.

[@Chimzembque]

10191 years after the Empire was established and how many years in the future that was... And the greatest instrument of war (literally), the bagpipe and drums still exists.

[@coledavin1016]

Not to be that guy but it’s actually something like mid 20 thousand years later

[@sorryns]

If I remember correctly, it's 10000+ years after the Butlerian Jihad, which itself was somewhere around 10000 AD. So 20000+ years in the future.

[@logoseven3365]

Glad someone caught the timelessness of the pipes! So future culture is Scottish in origin. No surprise.

[@alpharho1354]

Some 30,000 - 35,000 years from now (or ~ 30,000 BCE or ~10,000 years after the machine crusade)

[@snakeplissken1933]

Synth is a sin according to Orange Catholic Bible:)Honestly noone can predict how music will be 30k years in the future so the Dennis probably told Hans "Let's put some drums and bagpipes here shall we?" since both give good inspirations to the listener.

[@nuggs4snuggs516]

This scene in the theatre... those pipes and drums had a hell of a power to them

[@mridulsharma7994]

Paul hugging Thufir is a nice touch. In the book, the man tripped balls over the security breach in Paul's room.

[@blusafe1]

He did in the movie too.

[@peeko_luxx2873]

“They tried to take the life of my son!”

[@mridulsharma7994]

@@peeko_luxx2873 You're quoting Duke. I'm talking about Thufir.

[@peeko_luxx2873]

@@mridulsharma7994 I know my friend! Your comment reminded me how Leto was in his head that whole chapter, saying that to himself over and over. Amazing reads and movie did a fantastic job sticking to source material while branching out enough for Dennis to feel some creative control! Cheers

[@Joshua0810]

Instantly got chills when the music started to play.

[@alexv1154]

Bagpipes played correctly will do that to you

[@KP3droflxp]

@@alexv1154 If I remember correctly they actually used a guitar to create that sound, but I still agree.

[@vibhaarora4520]

Same

[@Drummer1000George]

@@KP3droflxp Correct - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJ7bd3yhg8Sgbq8

[@chevywoods6647]

I just did some research on Middle Eastern bagpipes and I wonder if they got the first sound from those. Either way I love the first tones, eerie yet mystical and calming.

[@jamesmohab]

Too much good to remark on here but a detail that stands out is how Gurney after stepping off the ramp turns and offers his arm to the lady Jessica, thats such a knight's move.

[@christopherbuckley5929]

Nice little foreshadowing for book fans

[@LordCommander-ui2fw]

Well, he is the Warmaster of House Atreides, a faction that embodies many aspects of knightly culture in regards to justice, mercy, and honor. Hell, even the armor that their soldiers are wearing looks like a Knight's shiny battle plate.

[@spadeecstasy8709]

You’re reaching like holy shit

[@alpharho1354]

Gurney at this point does not like Jessica (Bene Gesserit), but still she is his lady and he is her "knight".

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

They are aliens. They have been "relocated". This is their first new planet. Blessing or curse ? Nevermind, there are standards to be upheld.

[@TheAero1221]

If anything, I'm going to miss the songs of House Atreides in Part II. The sounds of the bagpipes are amazing. There's something profound in how familiar and traditional they sound, and the song they play isn't just a banner of the House, but the melody also seems to convey feelings of hope.

[@vonn4017]

too bad Atriedes is a Greek name and not Irish or Scottish. bagpipes just dont fit

[@shownottell8804]

@@vonn4017 it's science fiction. use your imagination, not kill it.

[@TheAero1221]

@@vonn4017 I know bagpipes are associated with Ireland/Scotland currently, but its actually believed that the Roman Empire brought them there in the first place.

[@vonn4017]

@@TheAero1221 again Ariedes is GREEK. read the books. when Paul goes into his past lives the names are Greek particularly Agamemnon

[@TheAero1221]

@@vonn4017 Greece was part of the Roman Empire during its peak. It's all connected my dude. It still fits.

[@irongolem123]

As great as Gurney is in this scene, my favorite part is Thufir Hawat. Despite being "just" a servant to the Duke, he's practically family. Especially to Paul, since Thufir's had probably as much a hand in raising him as anyone. I like how these space nobility aren't so hoity-toity as to be devoid of normal human relationships.

[@Silidor372]

Well House Atreides has somewhat different relationships to its own people and soldiers. Thats why they were able to achieve such loyalty without having to resort to things like threats and oppression.

[@LordCommander-ui2fw]

@@Silidor372 Uh-huh. They treated all of their subjects, from the highest vassal lord to the lowest farmer, with respect and care that they deserve as human beings. And the members of the Duke's personal household were like family to the Atreides.

[@alestorcrowley]

thufir has served house atreidis for three generations at this point so he is an absolute institution

[@Corellian]

I agree, I love this detail and in general how well Villeneuve manages to give us these small things within the span of a scene, as an audience we get to know a lot about them without need for lengthy exposition. I also love the casting of Thufir, he's still formidable even if he's getting older, his physique makes him look unmovable and strong despite his age.

[@giorgioantonioninniriva633]

The Atreides aren’t

[@Spudtron98]

Between the choice of music and the distinctly British design of the General's uniform, this brings to mind the British Empire taking possession of the ex-Ottoman territories following WW1. Meet the new boss, probably better than the old boss, but the locals would much rather be left alone.

[@alanpennie8013]

It's the T.E.Lawrence vibe.

[@strykertron232]

The Atriedes uniform was always more Tsarist Russian in terms of aesthetics

[@Nonviableaccount]

Funny enough, Herbert wrote this book in the 1950s as an analogy of the western involvement in places like Afghanistan. Spice is Oil, Arrakis is Afghanistan.

[@Teauma]

@@Nonviableaccount More the 1960s, but yeah, Herbet was a very early ecologist and critic of imperialism

[@gavinattalahadiyan325]

​@@strykertron232 yet Duke Leto Atreides looks like your average Persian Shah

[@MyPrideFlag]

After Harkonnen attack on Arrakis: "Today I lost more than you could know, but now is no time to mourn. Now, is no time at all." ~Gurney Halleck in Frank Herbert's Dune.

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

A warrior poet, the perfect encarnation of gurney

[@Michael-Oh]

He never played his sci-fi guitar in the movie tho

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

@@Michael-Oh it's a bandolin, nothing scifi about it

[@omegalazerbilly9653]

@@JoaoSoares-rs6ec it's actually a baliset

[@BVargas78]

@@Michael-Oh There was one apparently made for the film but it didn't make the final cut for the theatrical release. Maybe for part 2?

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

@@omegalazerbilly9653 still a very old instrument, nothing sci-fi about it, but do appreciate the correction

[@Powick01]

This scene brought a tear to my eye for just how epic it was. The way the bagpipes play after Gurney's line. Just amazing

[@sdds50]

Why are you lying?

[@Powick01]

@@sdds50 I'd been waiting for this film since I read the book as a kid, not that I have to justify anything to a low grade troll

[@donnymcbride5069]

Watched it so many times and also brings a tear to my eye, almost feels nostalgic for a time I’ve never experienced. Fuck that troll

[@giorgioantonioninniriva633]

i suddenly feel an intense urge to rule an interstellar empire

[@nodeloliver6201]

Gurney is the epitome of the warrior poet trope. Though it isn't show much in the movie, his actions convey it. I love it.

[@ComicAcolyte]

As a Scottish man this really made the film for me. Put bag pipes in your films just do it! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤️

[@sebastianfu5979]

It’s actually an electric guitar

[@jdfigs5916]

The music is phenomenal

[@goodstuff8156]

Nice to see the Scottish have survived so far into the future with their culture intact.

[@severanfenrir4051]

I’ve always wondered though if he’s saying a philosophical line or that it is a song he’s telling the piper to play. For those who don’t know, Scottish Regimental Pipers would historically have either the Regimental Commander or Sergeant Major tell what tunes to play right before stepping off. For an example watch the Longest Day, and Lord Lovat telling his Piper to play Black Bear.

[@hueghh3775]

According to the book, it’s a quotation from the Orange Catholic Bible. Not necessarily an exclusion of him ordering the tune, but it’s not likely the song is the same.

[@severanfenrir4051]

@@hueghh3775 that’s what my google search also yielded, thank you

[@alyssinclair8598]

@@hueghh3775 could have been that the song's name was part of what he said. Wouldn't be surprised if a house had names that pertained to bible verses in this series

[@KonohasYeIlowFlash]

The real star of this scene is Hans Zimmer on the bagpipes. He’s uncredited, but I’m 99% sure it’s him.

[@VideoMask93]

At least in terms of what you hear, he said the first bagpipe you hear is Guthrie Govan's guitar, actually. A brief google seems to confirm that the bagpiper on screen, though, is Zimmer!

[@eireyouok101]

Do you mean the actual character playing the bagpipes? Now that you mention it I can almost see him as Hans

[@MMarcuzzo]

Oh!!

[@peeko_luxx2873]

Wow, had no idea and I’ve watched this movie too many times.. lol

[@Drummer1000George]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJ7bd3yhg8Sgbq8

[@kevinmulligan48424]

I’ve always liked that Gurney is leading the way and is first to touch the ground

[@ct7204]

Fun fact: That initial bagpipe was apparently a guitar imitating a bagpipe, according to Hans Zimmer. You can kind of hear the "twanginess" at the start of some of the notes. Edit: thanks for the likes

[@Prasanth631]

Specifically Guthrie Gowan

[@ct7204]

@@Prasanth631 yep

[@chinmoysaikia3500]

Not any guitar. It was played by the great Guthrie Govan.

[@Ramazvous]

People make fun of the Scottish with our kelts and bagpipes. Looks who's laughing now

[@azharabidi3100]

This is great cinema. Goosebumps!

[@S-I-T]

The music was incredible throughout the movie.

[@rubenrogierbouman]

Best scene of the movie by far, the sentence, the music, everything.

[@j.cbrosy4136]

You better. It is fucking perfect. I get chills

[@spamreciever4208]

I didn't realize that Denis Villeneueve directed most of my favorite movies of the last half decade, but once you know this you start to spot a bunch of similarities He's phenomenal at adapting a source material accurately while putting his own unique and personal touch to it I'm very excited to follow his career tbh

[@dma23]

I came across this movie in a hotel room on a hotel TV. There was nothing else to watch so I said screw it. It was a little confusing but it was quite interesting and now I’m obsessed. I’ve always loved Star Wars and now I see the relationship of Dune and SW. SW has borrowed so many concepts from the Dune universe. 11/10 movie

[@jonathancooper4914]

-Did you get Arrakis? -Yes… -What did it cost? -…everything.

[@christianresel8051]

Yea Baron Vladimir Harkonnen. THats EXACTLY what it did cost you XD Also the empire or rather house corino. The empire and the landsrat in itself are still around thou now is the time for atreides to rule it. If not for paul's totaly stupid hubris and all it would prosper after the events on arakis...

[@frasermcmartin7059]

I’ve never seen a film before with this level of scale - this arrival scene still gives me chills even after multiple viewings! This scene along with the sand worm swallowing up the giant spice harvester are the 2 best scene in the film in my opinion

[@chillemdafoe1738]

So glad were still getting good movies we need to protect directors like him

[@deeperestmeme479]

I don’t know if it was just me, but I had no clue if the new Dune was gonna be good. Needless to say this movie is a banger and those bagpipes give me chills

[@neonpop80]

Dune 2 couldnt live up to the endless memorable quotes and their weight from the first film.

[@MrAwsomenoob]

"Someday I'll catch that man without a quotation, and he'll look undressed."

[@Andrew-el8xi]

This is now taken the starwars crown easily!

[@smartstudyingdoggo9031]

I just realised that the Atreides are still defensive, I know it’s obvious but even though Paul wears cloth there’s a shield generator hidden on his wrist, you see it when he hug’s thufir.

[@Joshua0810]

YOOO❗😳 How did I never notice the shield generator before???

[@smartstudyingdoggo9031]

@@Joshua0810 Took me a while to see it too lol, dw about it

[@MrZazzles94]

Taking over running Arrakis from the Harkonnens was the most dangerous thing they could possibly be asked to do so no surprise there.

[@IamBean334]

@@MrZazzles94 sand worm go *BRRRR*

[@dahui58]

I mean if you're that high up you are probably going to be defensive by default. You see how even when the drone dart attacks him in his personal quarters he knows where his shield generator is, so of course he is going to wear it when leaving the safety of a ship and going out onto a very hostile planet for the first time.

[@haroldaranda8042]

The last Great House of the Landsraad.

[@j.vinton4039]

10k years into the future, and you best believe we still got bagpipes! ❤️

[@HarrDarr]

the flute as an instrument is over 50000 years old already

[@fallinghausen2707]

...and electric guitars.

[@FlyingHeadbutt100]

I keep coming back to just how epic this scene is.

[@PintOfJinnes]

Hearing this in IMAX was so damn good

[@frankenwaifu8092]

I love how the music of the pipes sound so alien, despite being played on an instrument that we are all familiar with, kind of like how humanity in Dune seems so alien to us even though they are the same human flesh and blood as us.

[@sagnier]

FYI the bagpipe part was created with layers of electric guitar played by Guthrie Govan, So, not actually pipes at all, but possibly still a (more) familiar instrument?

[@JimmyJaxJellyStax]

Pipes that mean serious business

[@MHiggins]

The bagpipes is a connection to earth and it’s history. There is a direct connection between this universe and earth. These connections make this story so amazing. We were bagpipes at funerals for police officers and in other events.

[@marshalsoult3860]

so house atreides is a descendants of Scottish

[@MHiggins]

@@marshalsoult3860 They have many connections to Earth if you read the books you can see the interconnectivity between the Dune universe and old earth.

[@marshalsoult3860]

@@MHiggins i only have dune, messiah and children of dune. should i read more? im currently at page 444 at the first book ehen they met the fremen after the crash

[@MHiggins]

@@marshalsoult3860 Yes keep reading them. The connections are subtle. In some cases it won’t be just put out there. But the Dune universe is directly connected to old earth. The Atreides family draws its ancestry to Ancient Greece and King Agamemnon in Greek mythology.

[@marshalsoult3860]

@@MHiggins interesting. i would like to ask if the story ends in the children of dune or should i read more after that?

[@jhwheuer]

I am so grateful that this movie was made.

[@reduxmod9178]

I didnt think I was going to enjoy the film as much as I did. Looking forward to part 2

[@tomaszwitkowski9507]

Only one bad thing about Brolin's Guerney is they mostly omitted warrior-bard side of his character. This scene is, i believe, closest thing to that aspect in entire movie.

[@harmonyvegan]

The sounds of the bagpipes are actually electric guitar played by Guthrie Govan, the best there ever was.

[@blitzme99]

they did such a great job making this place feel like these people had suffered from colonial rule. There is a British empire vibe here that really snaps into the allegory that Frank Herbert was going for in the original work.

[@KingThrillgore]

The writing in this movie is absolutely brilliant. It carries the weight of the book in its own way, just as the visuals, performances, and cinematography carry their own parts. This was made by people who love the world of Arrakis and those that inhabit it.

[@eamodec]

One of the aspects of Dune that I find so compelling is what aspects of human culture Herbert (or in this case Denis Villenueve) choose to survive into the distant future. After nearly 20,000 years, what artifacts transcend human experience and what gets lost to time? The bagpipe has deep roots in various European military traditions. The great highland bagpipe has a history of following the British Empire wherever they colonized and forcing its way into the local musical tradition. There’s a reason that the world’s #1 bagpipe manufacturer is Pakistan. Just like British imperial forces arrived to the Middle East to the tune of bagpipes, so does House Atredis to Arakkis. By this point, the bagpipes are an ancient symbol of imperialism, connecting this story’s conflict to the millennia of imperial conflict that came before it.

[@stevetheduck1425]

Many countries have bagpipes, or bagpioe-like instruments, such as the French cour du musette. Not all of them are were Imperialists, even those with every reason to remember Imperialism, like Pakistan, for instance. YT has video showing (and playing) many nations take on the bagpipes. Worth looking up.

[@eamodec]

@@stevetheduck1425 oh I know, In the movie they were shown playing the great highland bagpipe and that’s what I was referring to. Should have been more specific. Most bagpipes come from a more pastoral tradition, but the GHB was specifically used in war. Now the pipes in the movie don’t sound anything like a GHB which is a whole other issue, but it’s the thought that counts.

[@Katlagrottan]

Goosebumps, every time

[@prism223]

Fun fact: These bagpipes are Guthrie Govan's ingenious guitar work.

[@xslonk]

What the first day of Spring feels like 👌🏼

[@PuppetierMaster]

he did it, that magnificent son of a bitch put the 1984 theme seamlessly into the movie without missing a beat! I cried when I first heard it, we are only here and now b/c of the brave sacrifice David Lynch gave us. Thank you David you made the sand and we followed the path.

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

I’m really sorry, and I hope you’re right. But I love the Toto soundtrack from 1984 and I’m having real trouble making it out here. Can you help guide me on which track the bagpipes play tribute to the 1984 soundtrack? Thanks

[@tbjtbj7930]

@@PHDiaz-vv7yo I can't place it either, but I'm sure there's a different another scene where the soundtrack clearly quotes 1984. I'll have to rewatch to spot it though. The Baron's palace on Geidi Prime references Jodorowsky's Dune designs, so this version is well aware of the previous efforts to film Dune and confident enough to reference them.

[@JnEricsonx]

@@tbjtbj7930 I gotta hear this when you find the right spot.

[@williamrigsby3871]

This music is 🔥

[@orangypteco8858]

The bag pipes really took me out for a second until the moment where I felt I was reborn

[@SoudagerAamer]

0:57 I missed this in the sequel 😢

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

The visuals are stunning.

[@HandleDeezNutzVoluntarily]

Amazing film… this saga needs to be truly finished and told.

[@keaganscott9808]

Holy heck they made bagpipes badass

[@lonesaiyan27]

Bagpipes were always badass.

[@skoshman1]

@@lonesaiyan27 Confirmed by the Black Watch (in all of its forms)

[@combobreaker449]

still makes me tear up, will never forget this moment in IMAX

[@femboyfantasia]

nice touch gurney helping jessica lol didnt notice before

[@CoolBeans24224]

I hear this sound in my dreams

[@Chillemdafoe]

The music in this scene has a power I cant describe.

[@matthewcourt3795]

Apparently the bagpipes aren’t actually bagpipes. Apparently Hans Zimmer used a guitar and then manipulated the sound to give a really strong sound that is like bagpipes.

[@UponthePath]

and not just any guitar. Guthrie Govan's guitar.

[@peponvatrahedes7392]

I just noticed. Leto stepped onto Arrakis with his left foot without looking to the ground, while Paul did exactly the opposite.

[@christianresel8051]

Leto being used to space travel and getting off the ramp while its the first time for paul ever to be on a ship and another planet XD

[@pk2030]

Finally the entire clip❤️❤️

[@CiaranBoylePhoto]

Zimmer revealed on stage with Villeneuve that the first bagpipe we hear was actually recorded on a guitar!

[@MaxBorasMusic]

Who else is here because Guthrie Govan revealed the bagpipes on this are him playing them on guitar through the Axe FX?

[@Carl_with_a_k_]

I was high as FUCK watching this for the first time and I was so goddamn confused at the random Bagpipes guy who’s only seen in that single shot and never again even when they show where he would’ve walked off to

[@S-I-T]

Such a brilliant movie.

[@Drumpro31]

This movie was like a piece of art with the music and cinematography

[@mig7272]

OMG BUT THE SOUNDTRACK MAKES THE MOVIE REALLY EVEN MORE ..SPECIAL...THY ANDF HANS ZIMMER TO

[@KoPT01]

0:52-onward is the main theme from Part 2.

[@fdajax5107]

Watching this movie in the theater was an experience I'll never forget

[@quigglebert]

They did Gurney dirty, he had a huge role in the orginal and books

[@yolanda_pchy]

MY FAVORITE SCENE 🤩🤩🤩🔥

[@Metallica4life1977]

GODAMN when all the pipes and precusion kicks in

[@crownediceman998]

Quotes this good both motivates me and demoralizes me.

[@joseph291]

We are all dust in the wind.

[@dkoz8321]

I love the little details in this film. Being former U.S. Army 13A. At 0:21, the Asian senior NCO, a 'top' 1SGT or SGM or CSM. But you know its a senior NCO. They carry different from officers, they walk slightly different. There is an aura about them of "DNFWM".

[@ninjalife8179]

After Paul's story i definetly need next trilogy about Leto II.

[@MikeJones-qn1gz]

Honestly Josh Brollin could have said anything before those pipes and it would have been badass like *Ramp drops* "its dusty.." *Pipes start*

[@delulugirl2025]

This background score really did justice to the ceremonial-arrival-of-the-royalties vibe.

[@CUBETechie]

But in my opinion they don't let the bagpipe player play alone for a while and then start with the orchestra

[@cholulahotsauce6166]

I sure hope an extended cut is released.

[@Jilktube]

One of my favorite scenes in the film

[@chenzenzo]

The earth holds me. Respect and love to Yuan Brothers. Roger made this shit happen.

[@FilmSureelist97]

The dune movies are great. I really really hope the rest of them are rated R and very graphic and epic.

[@mistaowickkuh6249]

It's a big deal to take a characteristic instrument and create unusual and unique music with it. They did a wonderful job. Now all we need is the Egyptian military band rui- I mean, perform this. So it can take its place in history as a legendary anthem.

[@afterfall8133]

I just hope we can see more Gurney citing more poetry before battle in the future arrangements

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Where is this 9 and a half hour edit. I want that movie!

[@everholdwelding292]

Would be some sweet walking the isle for a wedding song.

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My favorite scene of the film.

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Back again just to confirm.

[@anonymousduh1424]

Oscar Issac and Josh Brolin were both awesome. Just wished that we could have seen more of them

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Knowing the actual sound of the first bagpipe in this scene is Guthrie Govan playing a guitar synth imitating a bagpipe just warms my heart.

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Paul, the sweet young boy. What a tragedy.