DUNE: PART TWO (2024) 🔥 MOVIE REACTION!! | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@perseusveil9376]

Thats absolutely amazing that you saved it for the channel, but its indeed a sacrifice. Can't complain as a fan of yours tho. Absolutely delightful reaction Calypso. Some observations as an obsessed fan of the books. -----Spice is indeed important, but not only for the allucinogens. Its the only way to "see" secure paths beyond the stars to allow for interestellar travel, so its basically the blood vessel of trade, transport etc. It also allows humans to extend life. -----The green garden wasn't Arrakis, it was Kaitain, capital world of the Imperium and seat of House Corrino (Christopher Walken and Florence Pugh). -----Jessica was revealed as pregnant in Part One. They conceived her before Leto's death. -----The sniper were lasguns, yes. Its not recommended to use lasguns against shields, cause it can cause an atomic reaction. But in the desert no one uses shields because their vibrations attract agressive worms. The fremen were using lasguns against the snipers, thus why the commander orders no shields, as it would be catastrophic for everyone. Warfare in Dune is a bit of a rock, paper, scissors. -----Stilgar doesn't want Jessica to puke because of the cultural fremen trait of not wasting humidity. They don't even cry for the dead. -----In the books the fremen are quite monolithic. The movie did a good change in showing more diversity of ideology and opinions. The more younger northern warriors only want to fight, without believing in the messiah. The more older and strict southern fremen do believe in the Lisan al-Gaib. -----The daughter recieved the same multiple consciousness of ancient reverend mothers as Jessica. She "awoke" even before birth. This is considered an abomination by the Bene Gesserit. Its like she's a reverend mother without the training and tests an adult Bene Gesserit would have to pass before drinking the poison. -----The big contraption is an spice harvester. -----His eyes are already blue, yeah. In the desert you live surroundered by, smell and breath spice, and with the fremen you also eat it. So the overexposure of spice in your organism makes them blue with time. In the books other non-fremen have also blue eyes because they are spice adicts, and in the imperial ""civilized"" society that's not well considered, so they use contact lenses to hide it. -----To stop the worm you usually tire it or simply jump when its secure. You can also let go of the hooks so you stop exposing its inner skin, the worm goes under the sand and then you jump. -----Yep, the Emperor was behind the Atreides assassination. He loved Leto, sure, but he also hated his way of doing things. Leto (at least movie Leto) was far more honorable and sentimental in his ways than the more pragmantic and ruthless Shaddam (the emperor), and that makes him a problematic political rival in the Landsraad (the assembly of all the great houses). But the emperor cannot take part in a minor war or attack a house without a legitimate reason, so he helped the Harkonnens in secret. With Paul alive he now risks that secret being revealed and thus civil war. -----Giedi Prime (the Harkonnen world)'s sun is black - it absorbs all color. This explains why in the interiors and night scenes there are colors, but when they get out its all b&w. -----No, the doctor was killed by the Baron. This one is an Atreides officer that was captured during the attack in the first movie. The actor is actually the fight coordinator in both movies, Roger Yuan. In the movies he's Lanville, and can be seen in part one being a part of Leto's high council. -----Yep Feyd-Rautha is another Harkonnen nephew. He's the na-Baron, which means he's the heir apparent. Rabban (Batista) is his brother. -----The black dudes are just arena slaves, they are there to ensure the prisoner doesn't try to avoid the fight and to ensure Feyd wins, but now Feyd understand he's being put to the test, and he's kinda obsessed with his own personal honor so he doesn't want them to intervene. -----Yes, the Bene Gesserit have almost absolute control over their bodies and can choose the sex of their children. This is super useful for their millenia-long eugenics plan to produce the Kwisatz Haderach. Originally, Paul was supposed to be a girl, and then marry Feyd so they would have the Kwisatz, but Leto wanted a boy and Jessica gave him one because of love. Love is the detonant of this story. -----Princess Irulan (Florence Pugh) also writes a lot in the books. Every chapter in book one starts with an epigraph written by her. -----Anya-Taylor Joy is indeed Paul's sister, called Alia Atreides. He's seeing the future. This is how she will look like in future movies. -----I don't recall Jessica having inscriptions in her face in the books, but I would say those are the words of the Lisan al-Gaib prophecy, written in chakobsa, the fremen language. -----In the books the use of atomic weapons is considered taboo. If a house uses one, all the other houses will have a valid cause of war against them. In the book, Paul only uses his atomics to destroy a mountain (the Shield Wall), to allow passage for the worms during the attack. -----In the books the Baron is a pedophile who is obsessed with Feyd's lips and beauty. He was super abusive to his nephews, so I can't fault Feyd for enjoying watching him die lol. -----Paul, because of his status as Kwisatz Haderach and as a result of the millenia-long Bene Gesserit genetic plan, has a natural predisposition to prescience (to see the future). But his visions are fragmented and imperfect, he can't see that far away, he couldn't see the destruction of Sietch Tabr (where the fremen stored the sacred water). By drinking the Water of Life, he now sees multiple clear paths and he can choose which one to take. In the absolute majority of them, their enemies win - his sister, mother, Chani, the fremen, he himself, they all die. He sees one tho, the only one - this path to survive means he has to take the mantle of Lisan al-Gaib, which means risking the other visions to come true - the ones about a massive war and billions dying because of him. This is why he's not a hero, but he's also not a complete villain because he tries to contain the risk in multiple ways, like trying to gain political legitimacy by marrying the princess. This is why he looks so sad and resigned when the houses still reject him and he's forced to give the order for the holy war. He's risking billions, but he also can't simply allow his enemies to murder him and his loved ones, its an impossible choice and this is why Paul Atreides is a dark and tragic figure. -----Its to be expected for Chani to understand all of this in future movies, as Pauls says he has seen she will come to understand. In the book Chani is much more accepting of Paul as the messiah and has no problem with Paul marrying Irulan, as he assures her that the princess will have no moment of love from him, and no sons. -----100% agree on Paul being at his peak in that final scene lol Chalamet was absolutely transformed. Between the blood and the ring and the dark turn and the way he promises violent consequences for the Emperor just with that stomp on the floor. He's not a hero but its impossible to not love him as a character and vibe with his fury against all these ancient and arrogant orders and inviduals that aspired to control or kill him. 100% will have a third movie. Denis Villeneuve is already working in the script. Very perceptive in understanding Paul's decisions at the end, and the fact that he control the only source of spice and his fremen are the best warriors of the Known Universe. He's essentially unstoppable but there's still a lot of drama incoming.

[@ozymandias3068]

Good job man

[@IndianCalypso]

This comment must be pinned thank you for this detailed explanation👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@perseusveil9376]

@@IndianCalypso Woow thats an honor! Thank you for reading it. Can't wait to see your HOTD s2 reactions!

[@halflucan]

This is such a good concise explanation

[@perseusveil9376]

@@halflucan Thanks! Glad it helped.

[@kingscorpion7346]

Paul: "Stilgar, what's behind your ear? It's a coin." Stilgar: "Lisan al-Gaib!"

[@kschneyer]

LOL!

[@IndianCalypso]

😂

[@somthingbrutal]

after drinking the water of life paul now has access to all the memories of both sides of his family male and female all the way back to the first humans, it also gives him true prescience

[@IndianCalypso]

That power uff👏🏼

[@earth2saka]

True prescience is a bit of a stretch and quite misleading. Let's just say his clarity has improved significantly.

[@ziondragon]

If you have any kids, odds are you're in Paul's head too

[@williamtruderung1384]

You are correct, Jessica was the daughter of the Baron Vladimir Harkonnen and Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam, the boss Reverend Mother who tested Paul in Part One and was silenced by Paul in Part two. This might be why she asked the Baron to spare Jessica's life before the attack in Part One.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow a mere guess but good to note that👏🏼👏🏼

[@ruairiedwards8616]

This is one of the greatest films of all time

[@K8319M]

The Greatest (recency bias)

[@IndianCalypso]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@garricksmalley1733]

Paul’s unborn sister went through the same thing Paul’s mother did. She was given all the memories of hundreds of women. Their entire lives, hopes, loves, regrets and victories. All before she was born.

[@Fischstix95]

50:04 the prospect of The Baron crawling to the throne in no metaphorical way, but just so he can have somewhere to sit is hilarious!! 😂

[@8301TheJMan]

All the while he's thinking, "why are there so many damn stairs?!" lol

[@santiagosanchez7559]

​@@8301TheJManor "can someone help me ,I've been on the floor for like an hour 😪"

[@IndianCalypso]

Right🤣

[@8301TheJMan]

@@santiagosanchez7559 What he needed was one of those life-alert button things, "help, I've fallen and i can't get up!" lol

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

I love how Bardem was like AFK and comes back to shout lisan al-gaib just in time lol

[@IndianCalypso]

😂

[@Hahndrei]

"Does he want the throne or does he want to sit" had me 🤣

[@IndianCalypso]

😅😅

[@technofilejr3401]

34:21, Dr. Yueh from the first movie is dead by Baron Harkonnen's hand. This is Atreides Army Lt. Lanville who was in the a few scenes from the first movie. Lanville is played by Rick Yuan who is also the fight coordinator for this film.

[@IndianCalypso]

Oh right thanks for correcting me👏🏼

[@technofilejr3401]

@@IndianCalypso Self correction his name is Roger Yuan

[@nigelmcphearson]

I love your reactions because you're genuine and sincere. You don't put on a facade. You don't hide your feelings. You wear your heart on your sleeve. And that gives you grace. And you're kinda easy on the eyes so... CHEERS! ❤

[@scotth3276]

She's both beautiful and hilarious. Great combo

[@tomaskennedy]

8:50 Any loss of moisture, even though vomit, is considered a waste by the Fremen.

[@IndianCalypso]

Damn quite insane!!

[@magnumopus9631]

paul goes from saviour to dictator

[@Erick_Bloodaxe]

You’re treading dangerously close to the heresy of a non-believer of our glorious Mu’adib.

[@mwsjohn]

Frank Herbert never concluded the Dune Saga. He died before he wrote the 7th book. His son wrote his ending but I am sure it was not the one his father was going to do. We are only at book 1 ! His son has written many prequel books.

[@IndianCalypso]

Really wow never knew that!!

[@goblin2bis707]

His father leaved notes about the 7th book, Brian Herbert told this otherwise he would not have done it, and he collaborated with Kevin J. Anderson a very good Star wars book writer. Brain cannot write like his father who was more mystic, but the new books are quite interesting.

[@ThomasAnomolus]

This was phenomenal in imax. I saw 7 times in theaters

[@Jason_xofilos]

Wow! Only 3 times myself.

[@santiagosanchez7559]

I'm 5 so far 😅 3 in 70mm imax,once in a digital imax, and one in dolby .

[@IndianCalypso]

7 times wow!!!!! I need to find viewing here😂

[@kellymoses8566]

In my theater if you sat close enough to the screen my seat shook. It was awesome.

[@darrylguerrant5101]

You got it my Dear! It's in the books. Rev. Mother Helen Gaius Mohaim is Jessica's mother. Alia is to the Bene Gesserit with the exception of her mother, is considered an abomination. A fetus awoken in her Jessica's womb because she drank the Water of Life.

[@IndianCalypso]

Omg no way so cool!!👏🏼

[@headcaptainyamamoto7015]

I don't get why they didn't also clarify that

[@earth2saka]

@@headcaptainyamamoto7015 It's not yet relevant since they skipped Alia's whole arc for this part of the story. It would be a weird thing to introduce in what is literally the final scene of the movie.

[@woo1818]

Good job holding out! I can’t get enough dune right now, I’ve been watching tons of reactions. There are a lot for the first one, but you can tell most people went to the theater for the second since there aren’t many reactions to it lol

[@IndianCalypso]

Hahaa I can imagine wanting to watch it for the cinemas!! Happy to have waited for KZbin❤️

[@klinewalker7301]

You are absolutely correct about Lady Jessica's mother...IMPRESSIVE!

[@IndianCalypso]

Jeez am I wow🥲🥲

[@kschneyer]

This is the first of your reactions I've seen. I like your enthusiasm and your intelligence, and I'm definitely going to watch more.

[@kschneyer]

I think Chani sees this as a betrayal not only by her partner, but also by her people. All she wanted was independence and self-determination for the Fremen, and what she got was a holy war, with fanatical Fremen seeking to conquer the universe for Paul. She can't like anything about this.

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you so very much❤️

[@Erick_Bloodaxe]

@@kschneyerChani shouldn’t have been changed. Her outlook in the book is far more mature, and she’s actually loyal to her people’s traditions and to Muad’dib.

[@mirella_ella_ella]

🤣🤣🤣Babes!!!! those are my inner ears that I use when I'm singing live🤣🤣 Hope the sound was okay. Brilliant reaction my babes!!!! Proud of you as always😍😍😍😍

[@IndianCalypso]

Omg babes🤣🤣🤣 I was wondering who’s it was🤣 I’m keeping it thanksss❤️ thank you my babes😍😍😍

[@eggnorman]

"He secured his visa sponsorship" omg that's fucking gold.

[@nkosikhonangidi7251]

This trilogy has been good so far i can't wait fir the final movie. I've always liked the reviews

[@IndianCalypso]

🥰

[@earth2saka]

Let's hope it's a trilogy. Book 2's ending makes the most sense as a closure point.

[@nkosikhonangidi7251]

@youdyed Paul is going after the great houses, and there's still the issue of the bene-geserates. This is only phase 1 of the Artridies' revenge.

[@Ejay669]

Hey girl supporting the channel as you said to. Hope all is well.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow omg thank you so much❤️ All is well and hope you are too very kind thank you👏🏼❤️

[@roboct6]

“you too, psycho.” LOL! Great reaction!

[@noahorakwue2653]

Paul’s sister is essentially a fully developed woman in the body of a fetus. Jessica wasn’t making that up.😅😅😅

[@samwallaceart288]

I still prefer the book version where Alia is 3 years old and puts the fear of God into Baron before knifing him herself. At 3 years old.

[@samwallaceart288]

@Wuichii493 bet.

[@IndianCalypso]

Jeez like madam needs to calm her thoughts🤣

[@tanimal3964]

ABOMINATION!!

[@kellymoses8566]

@@samwallaceart288 That is impossible to film though. Maybe if CGI could create a perfect 3 year old it could work but that would be VERY expensive. Alia actually uses the Gom Jabar to kill the Baron.

[@chriswerth918]

The fascinating thing about the Dune movies - especially about the second one - is, that the director managed to tell the very complicated and very detailed story of the book... and he did this with the smallest possible amount of exposition. A perfect example of: Show, don't tell... which is a very important rule in cinema. Denis Villeneuve is not just the director of Dune. But the creator. He said in an interview that he had (early versions) of the sortyboards already worked out, twenty years ago. The idea to direct this movies was his life's dream. And they became his masterpieces. Frank Herbert - the original author and inventor of Dune - wrote six Dune books. The story of the first book has now been told. Denis Villeneuve is already working on the third film. It will probably carry the same title as it's literary orgin: Dune Messiah

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow 👌

[@Pr0x1mo]

If you go back to where paul is sitting after drinking the water of life and he's saying there are many possibilities but a narrower way, there's a flash scene of him stabbing Feyd. He knew what to do all along.

[@IndianCalypso]

Yep so true👏🏼

[@Pr0x1mo]

@@IndianCalypso luv u, "babes"

[@tomaskennedy]

33:32 And THAT is how you introduce a villain!! By the way, this scene is black and white because the Harkonnen's home planet, Giedi Prime, is under a black sun.

[@IndianCalypso]

Oh wowwww so cool and I totally agree👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kellymoses8566]

@@IndianCalypso It was actually shot in infrared.

[@MrDoctorMabuse]

4:34 "Power over Spice is power over all" (resists making awful Desi themed joke)

[@IndianCalypso]

Go ahead I want to know

[@MrDoctorMabuse]

@@IndianCalypso the moment passed. It's best I took the other little road. माफ़ करना

[@MrDoctorMabuse]

​@@IndianCalypsoI will leave you with this little bit of trivia - there is a small but memorable character in the book of Dune Messiah with the name of Bannerjee (really). He is a high ranking Fremen security officer who works for Emperor Paul. And part of the reason Paul and Bene Gesserit are great fighters is a discipline they practice called - "prana-bindu".

[@technofilejr3401]

57:34, In the book Jessica's father is disclosed to her by Paul shortly after the Fall of House Atreides. They are in the desert before they meet the Fremen. Paul is being exposed to so much spice his mind is evolving in real time. He figures it out on his own and tells his mom. I guess Denis Villeneuve wanted this to be a late plot twist for non readers.

[@IndianCalypso]

Oh wow yeah maybe🤔

[@noirangel6416]

57:37 You're the first person ive seen point that out. In the extended universe (written by Frank Herberts's son, Brian Herbert) the Reverend Mother is Jessica's biological mother.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow a wild guess👏🏼👏🏼

[@quoniam426]

Despite us wanting a reaction from you, you really SHOULD HAVE seen it in theatres... Not bashing you but the experience is largely worth it. If they rerun it in theatres, you know what to do, go watch it there ! In the cinema, Thumpers and worms make the whole room rumble. Whether you find pumping water not satisfying anymore is irrelevent, the Fremen don't waste water, no wonder they didn't want Jessica to puke, that's some wasted water. And in fact, it's just for the movie, in the book, Jessica controls herself enough to not vomit in those circumstances. Not said in the movie, Chani is the daughter of Lyet Kynes. So she has an education that goes beyong religious teachings. Bene Gesserit sisters can control their physiology on the cellular level. They can neutralize poisons they absorb and chose the sex of the the children they bear. Usul is just a secret Fremen name. Officially he is Paul Muad'Dib Atreides. Baby worms tolerate water, grown worms are allergic to it. Yes Gurney defeating Rabban that easily proves something, the Harkonnens usually rely on their artillery and snipers to do the job, they are terrible at sword fighting. (remember how Duncan made them stand back in the first movie?) In the bok, Paul publicly states that Princess Irulan, while married to him will bare no children of his nor will she share his bed and those privileges remain with Chani and only her. They didn't do it in the movie just to have Chani go away distraught... I'm not convinced that was the right choice. If Villeneuve follows the timeline, Messiah takes places about 14 years later (12 in the books because Alia is supposed to be born at the end of the first book and that the operations against the Harkonnens take two whole years before the Emperor moves his ass trying to intervine), takes place AFTER the war and after Paul controls the whole galaxy. Other factions like Bene Gesserit plot to overthrow him but are blocked by his Prescience. And BTW, the Abomination is Alia, not Paul. An unborn child should not be exposed to the Water of Life and gain the knowledge and counsciousness of all who preceded that child because it could influence them alot. Villeneuve said that from Book 3 (Children of Dune) and on, the story was too esoteric for him, making a trilogy on the first two books is enough and somewhat closes Paul's arc. The second book is very short, perfect for a single movie.

[@reginaldking5972]

I loved your reaction to the movie. The tattoos on Jessica's face a litany against fear in Fremon and are linked to a prophecy. Now go to the theater and watch it on the big screen.

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you my friend and ahhh thanks for letting me know!!! Omg trying to find a cinema screening😬

[@MrHws5mp]

You should watch the 1984 David Lynch Dune. If nothing else it'll give you an appreciation of how much SFX have advanced since then. It has some questionable choices, but it also has some gorgeous set and costume design. Oh and Gurney Halleck is played by a pre-Star Trek Patrick Stewart, and gets to say one epic line that would NEVER fly in 2024.😉🤣

[@IndianCalypso]

Defo in my list to watch in my own time👏🏼

[@earth2saka]

I'd also recommend the miniseries from 2000 and 2003. In a weird way, they complement each other really well, they both do things well that the other doesn't.

[@MrHws5mp]

@@IndianCalypso Up to you of course, but if you do a reaction vid to it, people WILL watch, if only to enjoy you alternately gasping and cringing.

[@FeaturingRob]

Aish! You need to read the Frank Herbert series of Dune novels. You have either come so close or hit the nail on the head of so many things. There are a few things that I will say about the novel vs the movie. - In the novel Chani is actually always on Paul's side, and does believe he is the Mahdi. There is a lot that was cut out about Paul & Chani's relationship, and it is truncated from the novel's timeline. - In the novel. Alia is born a full Reverend Mother because of the Water of Life. The timeline of the Fall of House Atreides to the Battle of Arakeen is about 2 years of Muad'Dib leading the Fremen and choking off the flow of spice. - The third film is greenlighted...and Paul's story mainly wraps up with the next novel, Dune Messiah, which Denis Villeneuve has said he will make. From then on, the story moves on with other characters taking center stage in the third book, and after that...Frank Herbert wrote 6 Dune novels before he died in 1986 (Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune, God Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune, and Chapterhouse:Dune). I recommend all of them. After that, new Dune novels did start appearing again until 2000(?) when Frank's son Brian Herbert and co-writer Kevin J. Anderson wrote about 14 to 16 more books, which were successful enough for them to keep being written. Almost all of them based on notes Frank made and hid in a safe deposit box on antiquated computer discs and in notebooks. - As for Jessica's parentage...the real answer was never known until the first trilogy by Brian & Kevin was written in the early 2000s. The first trilogy was a prequel series set before Dune, the Great Houses Trilogy. It also deals with a facet of the Baron's character that was sublimated in this production. The full story is horrific...but you are basically right.

[@IndianCalypso]

Omg defo in my list to read for sure👏🏼👏🏼 thank you for the explanations👌👌👌👏🏼👏🏼

[@samwallaceart288]

"Looks like bro got his visa sponsorship" LOL I been there

[@somthingbrutal]

Alia already is a full reverend mother she was also changed by the water of life. Generally other reverend mothers can't talk to their foetus's they do not take the test when pregnant

[@IndianCalypso]

A full reverend mother even if she isn’t born woah

[@skiziskin]

@@IndianCalypso yet she has been tested by the gom jabbar in countless previous lives.

[@StoolieP]

Abomination

[@r10s]

You’re reactions are fun (esp the GOT series 😅) screaming every 2 seconds or not 🙃 you’re funny, expressive and authentic 🙏🏾 🙃

[@IndianCalypso]

Awww thank you my friend❤️

[@r2d2rxr]

Definitely see it in IMAX if you can, because they cropped it in other formats. They might rerelease it in IMAX come award time :) I feel like they might do that.

[@Snowman29101963]

Good reaction. I have to say that I enjoyed watching this more the second time around and would highly recommend that you watch it again on the big screen.

[@9Jov]

great reaction as always

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you my friend🥰

[@phj223]

7:02 Can someone invent those anti-gravity packs please? I'd like one very much.

[@mikegandalf]

Sigh I HATE it when people say they prefer this to the first film. Of course you should. The first film has to do all the heavy lifting foe the worldbuilding. Its like saying you prefer the Taj Mahal to its floor. Its ONE whole building.

[@werewolfx51]

You have a point good sir.

[@IndianCalypso]

No I loved the first film but when I said I preferred this one to the first it’s because I was definitely able to understand it better making it so much easier to follow the story but I agree the first movie set the standard for the second!

[@queenxx1690]

Secon movie much be better than first to keep story going and keep people interested but they both great movies

[@kellymoses8566]

@@IndianCalypso They really aren't two different films because they only adapt a single book.

[@hristoitchov]

Great reaction as always to a great movie! I was really surprised how well Timothee transformed for his role as Paul in this, to reflect his coming of age and gaining additional power (both personal and political). I also watched your Chernobyl series reaction videos just before this and really enjoyed them! Have you considered reacting to the recently released Fallout TV show? Even if you've not played the games, it's quite a good show.

[@Internauta-d7n]

I really enjoyed the 1984 version too! It has an entirely different feel to it so it is worth watching, especially since you enjoy the environment and setting of Dune.

[@TheLouis1973]

I loved this movie way more than I thought I would. Especially the last 45 minutes. I really love the epic grande scale of this movie

[@technofilejr3401]

40:13, just think of each of the Great Houses as a nuclear power like the US, UK, Russia and China. However, there are strict prohibitions about how these weapons can be used. Any House that used them against actual people would be severally punished by the rest. Paul using the three missiles against the Shield Wall at the end of this film exploits a legal loophole since it's just a big piece of rock.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow yep true

[@crimlum5224]

tell that to the sardaukar who got crushed by falling debris 🙃

[@skiziskin]

@@crimlum5224 but does it matter that he violated that prohibition? He controls the spice and the Fremen so his power is assured.

[@uchinan_chiburu]

Check out No Country For Old Men. Stilted plays a terrifying psycho hitman. Josh Berlin is also in that movie. Great movie!

[@MrEntpdave]

You almost hit the point of the book series. Paul is becoming all powerful and you are on his side and he is a hero. This is a form of MAGA except that Paul is knowingly and willingly using the Freman. If you extend Freman to Freeman, he takes their freedom by having them willingly give it up to him. He is worse than a Mussolini because he can see the future and see the consequences of his actions. He’s a Julius Caesar, but almost a god. This is Herbert’s warning not to follow the hero and surrender your decision making to him.

[@IndianCalypso]

Omg so true!!!👏🏼👏🏼

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

I think there’s still cinemas showing Dune part 2, look around it Amy not be too late to see it on the big screen. I was often very distracted watching your reaction by the white circling border lines. Otherwise fantastic reaction from a smart woman. By the way the adult woman on the sand beach after Paul drank the Water of Life was a future vision of his sister Alia who is currently in Jesdica’s womb during the movie. Since Alia knows Paul is prescient, she can talk to Paul in the air at any time during her life and leave a message for past Paul to hear.

[@somthingbrutal]

yes at the beginning of the movie the harkonens were using las-guns

[@IndianCalypso]

Impressive👏🏼

[@technofilejr3401]

52:53, Two conversations are missing from this final scene. 1) Thufir Hawat Duke Leto’s Mentat advisor actually survived the Fall of House Atreides. The Harkonnens captured him and forced him to work for them. In secret despite being brutalized constantly, Thufir was still loyal to House Atreides. So he found out that Gurney was still alive and started feeding Gurney information to hurt the Harkonnens spice trade. In this final scene, Thufir lives long enough to stand at attention in front of Paul and address him as “My Duke”. It is a bittersweet moment for both of them as Thufir was like a grandfather to Paul. Thufir died happy to see Paul live to avenge his father and reestablish House Atreides. He had served Paul's grandfather Paulus Atreides and then his father Leto Atreides. So with his last breath Thufir let Paul know "I'm still your man now and for always". Denis Villanueve did film this final scene but left it on the cutting room floor. 2) Paul and Jessica letting Chani know that the marriage to Princess Irulan is merely political. They explain that Paul will never spend time with Irulan, show her any passion or sire children with her. The Imperial marriage is all for show. Paul basically marries Irulan then goes home to Chani. They never mistreat the Princess but everyone knows that she is Empress in name only. David Lynch the director of the 1984 version of Dune actually filmed both of these scenes and they can be found on KZbin.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow no way!!!!!!! Thank you for this👏🏼

[@earth2saka]

#2 is a huge change for the movies imo. Hopefully the direction they went with Chani exists only to create drama until the next movie comes out. Otherwise their entire arc for Messiah and Children is more or less busted.

[@spyro257]

the Harkonnens planet is orbiting a black sun, so with that and their ozone layer, it makes an old school filter on the whole planet, so under the sun, everything is shades of blacks, greys, and whites, but in the shade/away from the suns rays, they have colours...

[@jonocom777]

if i am not mistaken.....spice allowed interstellar navigators to fold space.....in the books that is..

[@zorak964]

There'll be probably a rerelease in IMAX before Dune Part 3!

[@diosnelfrica7589]

Oh you haven't seen anything. When Leto the 2nd, son of Paul becomes a giant worm that's when it gets crazy

[@Hereticked]

Great reaction! Please call me "babes" so I can die happy. 🙃

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you babes😍😍

[@Hereticked]

@@IndianCalypso 😲🤯🥰🥳

[@ciregnosis123]

Movie Info > YES - Dune Movie 3 (Dune Messiah) Script, is in the works !!! Man-Solo Out Again !

[@IndianCalypso]

Wohoo👏🏼👏🏼

[@toyota420xp]

It’s really distracting to be able to see subtitles, but not read them

[@starbuckstark4745]

Assume Paul saw his father's death after seeing Chani's burned face. How awful.

[@IndianCalypso]

Omg what!!!!!!

[@starbuckstark4745]

@@IndianCalypso when they drink the water of life. They are given their ancestors memories etc. Jessica said when she took it. So he had a vision of Chani's burned face ( or possible death). Decided to drink it to see more.. Assuming Paul saw all his ancestors male & female as the Kwisatz Haderach. This must include his father.

[@XxPanderosxX]

Feyd Rautha is only 15min of the film but it's the best caractere on this ahahah He is Incredible

[@Skirne]

re Baron Harkonnen: "Does he want the throne or does he just want to sit?" You're so practical minded it cracks me up.

[@IndianCalypso]

Hahaha😂

[@samwallaceart288]

_Dune: Part One_ and _Two_ are both just the first book. Director plans to make the shorter second book _Messiah_ as the Part 3 and then end it there. There's like 5 books total but Dune and Dune: Messiah come to a natural stopping point. I believe the director will wait like 4 years before making Messiah. One thing they don't really go into here but is super important for the 2nd book is that the Emperor doesn't control space travel; the Spacing Guild do. The Guild doesn't really care who runs Arrakis so long as their spice production they need too run their business is secure; the Emperor works _for them_ to keep production on track, not the other way around. The Harkonnens may be crazy, but they're dependable. Not even Feyd-Rautha would be crazy enough to nuke the spice fields. Paul's rise to power doesn't just challenge _this Emperor,_ it challenges the very idea of Empire as the galaxy knows it, and _everyone_ is shit terrified of what Paul might do to tear it all down.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wowwwwwww man loving these explanations👏🏼

[@mwsjohn]

The Dune Saga covers 1000s of years, and only one character is in all the books. I cannot spoilt and tell you but it is not Paul.

[@IndianCalypso]

Holy crap a character that’s been there throughout!! Need to read it👏🏼

[@starlord3496]

Let's go. Absolutely stunning and I don't mean the film.

[@IndianCalypso]

Awww thanks😉😉😉

[@XxPanderosxX]

I just went like 3 times to theater for this film One alone One with my family And the last alone in Imax to compare (It was the worst exp cause of idiot next to me eating chips and looking at their phone every 5min ...) But this film was speechless

[@Aliensjpg]

Have you ever thought about drinking the blue masala juice and becoming Reverend Mother Aishwarya of the Sandwalas?

[@StayFractalesque]

You really should have watched the Part1 before watching Part2.. you would have enjoyed this infinitely more if you understood what was happening, you know?

[@skiziskin]

She did a reaction to Part 1 a year ago. For people who haven't read the books, it's easy to miss a lot of things that book readers already know.

[@3dCraddock]

Oh you can totally go and watch this a second time in the theater. I don't know anyone that hasn't seen it twice at least.

[@IndianCalypso]

Trying to find a cinema screening😬

[@goblin2bis707]

The story is much more crazier than you can think of.....next chapter : Messiah of Dune, book 2 of the 6 original Dune books

[@satishkumar_sk]

You really missed an epic masterpiece in Cinemas

[@somthingbrutal]

i can't recommend reading the book highly enough

[@IndianCalypso]

Will be doing just that👏🏼

[@zoesumra9152]

See if you can find it on a big screen - the experience is 100% worth the expense, even if you've seen it before.

[@selcukhosgor9854]

52:40 good luck... 😁😋😄

[@Maldoror1972]

Great reaction!! Namaste, Jai Jinendra and Greetings from Germany

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Maldoror1972]

You're very welcome!! India rules!

[@jimbruton9482]

Don't worry about Duncan. Be patient.

[@zesouto3752]

...."long live Duncan !!"....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@IndianCalypso]

Ummm what🥹

[@jimbruton9482]

@@IndianCalypso hint: look up Bene Tleilax and ghola (book 2)

[@crimlum5224]

​@@IndianCalypsooh right, yeah Duncan gets cloned like a hundred times 😅

[@skiziskin]

@@IndianCalypso I would even say that Duncan is the real hero of the entire series.

[@GoatLuffy_97]

The IMAX experience was truly unforgettable. Too bad Dune parts one and two aren't released in that format. I don't mind watching it in full screen with the IMAX aspect ratio as opposed to the standard one with the bars on top and bottom.

[@IndianCalypso]

Oh wow really?? I thought it was released in a standard format too! Although I understand why no one would go for that version

[@travisgray8376]

It's not the doctor the guy feyd fights in the arena who wasn't drug was one of the men in duke Leto's crew he yelled shields when arriving on Arrakis he told duke leto the door have to shut cuz it's too hot he told the duke stilgar has a knife he won't surrender to n he's the one who yells hey at stilgar for walking past where he suspose to his a guard in part one he was next to gurney n the duke but he was in part one he is not the doctor that doctor got head cut off by the Baron in part one.

[@IndianCalypso]

Kinda forgot that part haha😂

[@skiziskin]

@@IndianCalypso So did one of my best friends. She is upset about a lot of things in the second movie and will not let go of the change in Chani's character or her thinking that Linville is Doctor Yueh. LOL

[@technofilejr3401]

18:40, yeah but that seems like a rhythm though. It's hard for people to walk without falling into a cadence.

[@IndianCalypso]

Gonna attempt this 😂

[@TheReDeeMeR1988]

Chills to the bone. Hand of god be my witness, I am the voice from the outer world *_E Rudhi Dina, heshidhanii: ne Lisaan al-Gayib_* Long live the fighters *_Addaam reshii a-zaanta_*

[@IndianCalypso]

Chills 😳

[@menelikiii5004]

Wait are you from South Africa?

[@IndianCalypso]

Wow I’m honored but no I’m from India😊

[@menelikiii5004]

@IndianCalypso oh its just that I've never heard anyone outside of South Africa use the term eyo to express shock.

[@VagabundoXtra]

You are right!!!!!!

[@JohnnyJohnny-f5o]

"Paul is at his peak attractiveness" Yo, I'm a dude and thought the same thing. I was ready to pledge my life to the al Gaib during his underground mosque speech

[@samwallaceart288]

It's a certified "I'M THE KING, YOU CAN'T DO WHAT I DO" moment

[@IndianCalypso]

I swear jeez😝😬

[@tfpp1]

Great reaction. Now go buy a ticket and watch it in theaters while you still can!

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you!!! Yesss trying to find a cinema screening😬

[@Akaeus]

Im glad you at least understood that Paul loves Chani but has to officially marry Irulan for political legitimacy.

[@kellymoses8566]

"How can she slap?!"

[@ciregnosis123]

6 Books to D U N E

[@IndianCalypso]

Insane

[@williambranch4283]

Rabban is a bad boss. Stilgar is my favorite. Harkonnens are cannibal-vampires.

[@IndianCalypso]

Cannibal vampires 🫨

[@ciregnosis123]

Hmmmmmmmmmm Audio Books !!! Man-Solo Out!

[@IndianCalypso]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@DJ_Cub]

You should just do what all these other reactors do. Go see it in theaters and just pretend it’s your first time watching it. I’ve seen it 4 times and could probably fake it

[@IndianCalypso]

Not a chance!! I’ll watch the movie now in IMAX now that I’ve watched it for KZbin!!

[@insaenfish]

YAS KWEEN

[@IndianCalypso]

🥰🥰

[@jamesjohnsonjunior]

Stop cutting your reaction to remove yourself from certain clips. I’m not here to watch the movie. I’m here to watch you.

[@umasridhar7472]

❤❤

[@IndianCalypso]

Ammooo❤️

[@captainbrim]

u wanna watch the old dune (1984) too.. its so good!!

[@IndianCalypso]

In my list 👏🏼

[@SQUADRON51-RISE-ROAR-REVOLT]

Didi Can you react on SITA RAMAM 🇮🇳🤍🌍 In This May Month Please Big Sister

[@kellymoses8566]

First Paul ride's a worm and then Chani rides HIS worm.

[@matthewtopping2061]

Solo reaction channels are boring af. Get a friend or a family member to watch with you.

[@pajuanchu868]

react to 'premalu' malayalam movie it's a request 🙏

[@IndianCalypso]

Will check it out thank you🙂

[@pacio49]

I'm not sure what the director is doing with this rather notable scene, but please understand that in the book, Alia is the Abomination shunned by the Bene Gesserit because she received the memories and sensations of multiple lifetimes before she had even drawn breath. She emerges into the world as a fully empowered Reverend Mother, carrying all of the transferred memories of the Water of Life, and her ancestors. Whom she can speak with. As a fetus. Alia is the Abomination in the book. Quite clearly and intentionally so. That said, the adaptation is stunning, and I really want to know how they're going to treat Alia.

[@IndianCalypso]

Wowwwwwww that makes so much sense👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@earth2saka]

Not necessarily, the two aren't mutually exclusive. Abominations can refer to anyone who appears to be as unstable as Paul is given the access he has to genetic memory. Threatening to nuke the spice fields and end the very idea of an empire certainly paints him in that light.

[@PodreyJenkin138]

Yeah no never was there once a "disbelieving" fremen in the books and all other depictions they ALL believe in the messiah at least those of mainstream society Many doubted PAUL but not the Mahdi