Dune: Part Two (2024) Movie | Reaction

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"Paul Atreides unites with Chani and the Fremen while seeking revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family."
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[@user-bs9ye9bn5f]

one of the only reaction channels who called out the call back of Paul telling gurney he recognizes his footsteps. Good on you sir !

[@prestonjacobs8749]

Paul's speech was so fire. I did not know Timothee Chalamet had that in him.

[@ToeKnife166]

His speech in the movie The King was also brilliant, that is why he got this role.

[@アキコ2003]

You didn't? He's shown to be an amazing actor since young

[@EventHorizonMK]

Great reaction y’all. Glad y’all are as into it as I am! Can’t believe you cut “SILENCE” though 😅

[@zuzanson75]

Great reaction. Can you imagine seeing this in IMAX?our chairs were shaking:) Cannot wait for part 3.

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Oh wow...to feel the sandworms coming at you 😲

[@Frequencydead]

I wrote the Dune series because I had this idea that charismatic leaders ought to come with a warning label on their forehead: 'May be dangerous to your health - Frank Herbert

[@brianalmeida1964]

When Jessica drank the Water Of Life while pregnant, it affected "Alia" and made her fully conscious. She is, in fact, born as a full Reverend Mother with all that entails. Full access to all the memories of all the previous Reverend Mothers! Great reaction. Stay safe 🤘 ✌️

[@nur418777]

I think the movie did a poor job explaining what happens. Paul and Alia have the memories of all their ancestors, male and female. Paul knows that Jessica is a Harkonnen because the entire personality of Vladimir lives within him.

[@raggmedia]

Yeah they didn't really explain why its so unique to have a male kwisatz haderach. They hinted at it with the Bene Gesserit preferring female babies in general, but not enough. Paul was literally not planned by them, and in the further story, it nearly destroys the order of the Bene Gesserit.

[@ryanhampson673]

@@nur418777 I think they left it out for the third movie. All of us book readers know what happens but for those that haven't it gives a little mystery to what will happen.

[@technofilejr3401]

58:56, had Paul been born a girl then she would have been married to Feyd and their son would be the Kwitsasz Haderach. But as freaky as Feyd is I think him and Paulina would have still been brawling with knives. Since Paul has been trained in Bene Gesserit ways he probably can force his body to seal up and begin healing quickly.

[@jadenrh1996]

Ya'll caught way more details, callbacks, themes, and the gravity of so many of the situations better than most other reactors! Really fun watch

[@stsamurai_]

Lady Jessica is the Baron’s daughter. She had Paul and Alia with Leto Atreides - making each of them half Harkonnen. The Baron had a younger brother who we never saw, and he had two sons - Rabban and Feyd Rautha. Drax and Elvis are brothers technically lmao. Paul is their biological first cousin on his mother’s side.

[@60secthebaptist9]

The water of life are the fungal excretions found in the juvenile sandworms (sandtrout). When you drink the water of life its an overdose of concentrated pre-spice. Its not spice yet, as it has to be mixed with water below the surface of arakkis and then after it perculates for a while, it rises to the surface as spice. A key point that should be understood, is that spice, while a hallucinagen, is not its key purpose. The spice is used by the Guild Navigators (space travelers) to "fold" space. This allows interstellar travel not unlike the creation of wormholes through space decreasing the distance. If spice production would stop, then interstellar travel would stop. They said it right at the beginning of the movie. "He who controls the spice, controls the universe"

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Thank you for this breakdown!! Amazing movie!

[@jaymassey2749]

Spice doesn't fold space, the holtzman drives folds space. They have no super computers, so spice acts as a super awareness enhancer to help them navigate.

[@60secthebaptist9]

@@jaymassey2749you're right, but that's why I put fold in quotes, because i just didn't want to add too much detail for this comment thread.

[@Colp2]

29:40 Taped in infrared with special camera settings and filters to make it monochrome, and with saturation dialed up. Costuming had to remake some of the clothing for the scene after they decided to use IR, since it looks so different in IR compared to regular light/cameras.

[@Kevinhendo]

Sounds expensive

[@Colp2]

@@Kevinhendo More difficult than expensive, I believe... and a gamble on it looking good (or they'd have to refilm the entire thing). The entire movie only had a budget of $190 million tho, up from the $165M budget for Part One... for comparison, here are the highest budget movies from some other franchises: Star Wars The Force Awakens - $575M Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom - $524M Pirates of the Carribean 4 - $513M Avengers: Age of Ultron - $469M Fast X - $379 Justice League - $373M Avatar 2 - $364M Harry Potter 6 - $355M

[@steveplummer5779]

it looks really dope when the black robes shift to white as they go from normal light to infrared from their sun.

[@howell90002003]

This was a genuine awesome reaction. You guys are great you should do more reactions and up the production values. You guys are legit

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Thanks for tuning in! We only film movies from our couch...our usual setup is much nicer 😅

[@IYAMNI]

Great reaction! Felt like I was watching it for the first time again. haha. One of the most amazing things of the many amazing things about this film is how Villeneuve managed to condense this long and complex novel into these two films without tons of excess exposition. He knew exactly what to leave out, what to enhance and what to change. The Chani character in the film is very different from the novel and does a lot of heavy lifting for some of the conflicts that were left out. But I won't spoil anything in case you decide to read the novel. I think you'd love it. Thanks for the recantation.

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Thanks for tuning in! Appreciate you holding your tongue 🤭

[@SwiftJustice]

In your nightmares you give water to the dead *AND IT BRINGS YOU JOY!!*

[@viziontrex]

My movie of the year and idk if anything will top it. Denis Villeneuve is a master at his work. An amazing gem of culture hailing from my province. Great movie and great reaction!

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Quebec in the house?!? We're repping Montreal 🙌🏾

[@jjay2530]

28:35 bro had to lock in after what he just saw Feyd do 😂, that was all of us 😅😅

[@Sneeeeeee]

all spice originates from worms. Spice exposure on Arrakis = blue eyes. (not mentioned in the movie) but Spice addiction also comes with the side effect of blue eyes. Blue water of life is essentially distilled/the purest form of spice.

[@MrHojicha]

You may or may not be onto something with the breadcrumb(s) 👀 great reaction as always

[@brandonparsons9164]

always impressed with your attentiveness to the shows you react to!! you always pick up on small details and story points whenever you watch something despite the amount of shows you guys react to!!!

[@Gilby_the_Fat]

So I recall seeing videos about the Giedi Prime scenes. If it is accurate, it wasn't actually shot in black and white, the outdoor sunlit shots were done in ultraviolet spectrum because the idea is that a black sun's "light" would leech out all the colour.

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Thanks for enlightening us with this!

[@johnwong8146]

When Paul's sister (Alia) was born, she already as a Reverend Mother as she kind of also drank the Water of Life when her mother did. She already had the consciousness of all the Reverend Mothers before her when she was born. Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam actually refers to Alia as "abomination" in the book. Alia has a lot of problems as her own personality was never fully developed before becoming Reverend Mother, making her easy to control (possessed) by other previous personalities now in her.

[@Angryegaroq]

2:51 If y’all could up y’all volume of the OG content that would elevate talk content so much. Sometimes I really like listening to razors and being able to follow sing while I do other things helps yall too! Love y’all, can’t wait to watch the rest.

[@technofilejr3401]

In the first Dune book Chani was very much on Team Atreides working with Jessica behind the scenes to help in Paul's ascendancy. So there was none of the sniping and arguing that we see in this movie. Chani loved Paul and believed he was good for her people. The timeframe from Paul initially meeting Chani to the last battle was more like three years and not within the nine months of Jessica's pregnancy as shown. Paul's sister Alia was already born and walking around talking like an adult but with a child's voice. Chani had already given birth to Paul's son Leto as well. So when the time arrived to make the political marriage happen, Chani already knew she would have to sacrifice marriage for the good of the Fremen. Besides Paul and his mom straight up tell her this is just business and she will always be his true wife not Princess Irulan. 1:08:12, I don't think Paul is really seeing other people's pasts or reading their thoughts. But if he can see a few minutes or seconds into the future then he can simply repeat what he saw himself saying.

[@ryanhampson673]

Its more like he see ALL possible futures, so the speech scene with the fighter about his grandma was from an alternate reality where he knew that fighter and learned that fact.

[@sammalla5238]

Great reaction ✌️ If you've enjoyed the Duneverse, there's a mini-series coming out at the end of this year called "Dune:Prophecy", a prequel story about the Bene Gesserit sisterhood. So, if you like GOT or HOTD, it should be up your alley since HBO is producing it too

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Added to the list 🙌🏾

[@TimBretz-lx6ks]

I really enjoy your reactions! As to the breadcrumb you speak of, it's right in plain sight if you know what you're looking at. The "blue" headband you see Chani wearing in this movie, signifies "maternity!" People thought it was there, just to identify her. Guess again. It's in the Dune lore, the movies, books, etc. Let that sink in! My guess, in the 3rd movie most likely titled Dune 3: Messiah, she will have the baby! This is why you're seeing such emotion from her. She knows she's pregnant, on top of the heartbreak she's experiencing. Your wife touched on this at the end of the movie, without realizing how powerful those thoughts are. But remember, Paul told his mother after he awoke, that Chani will come to forgive him, he has foreseen it! Remember that part of the movie. Can't wait for the 3rd movie & probably the last of the series with this director & cast.

[@technofilejr3401]

Normally it signifies that a Fremen woman has given birth as in the books. The director stated in an interview that it is a visual signifier of the state of the relationship between Paul and Chani. Whenever you see her wearing the scarf it means she is still in love with Paul. When she stops wearing it, her love is waning or gone.

[@technofilejr3401]

56:24, Really loved this movie. But there are three character rich conversations from the book are missing from the showdown scene with the Emperor: 1) Thufir Hawat (the older light skinned man from the first movie) 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 when he found out that Gurney was still alive, he started feeding Gurney information to hurt the Harkonnen's spice trade. In this final scene, Thufir is given a poison needle to jab Paul with. Instead of betraying Paul he stabs his own hand with it. Thufir lives long enough to stand 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 loyal man now and for always". As soon as Thufir dies, Paul stands up, wipes away his tears and calls out Feyd Rautha. He wanted to make sure everyone responsible for the death of his father and teachers would get it. Denis Villeneuve did film further scenes with Thufir but left it on the cutting room floor. Steven M. McKinley who played Thufir Hawat gave an interview about being disappointed that his work was left out of the second movie. 2) After Paul defeats Feyd, the Emperor Shaddam asks his best friend Count Hasimir Fenring to challenge Paul. Fenring is the husband of Margot Fenring the Bene Gesserit who got impregnated by Feyd. Fenring despite his mild mannered appearance is the Emperor's personal hitman. Fenring is almost a Kwisatz Haderach like Paul and has been trained by his wife Margot in Bene Gesserit ways. So with all of those skills Fenring could potentially defeat Paul in single combat But when Fenring and Paul looked at one another across the throne room, they experienced a shared moment of kinship. Fenring sees in Paul all he could have become had he not been born a genetic eunuch. Because of this birth defect Fenring can't father children with his beautiful wife or any woman. Paul also sees what Fenring is seeing in that moment and conveys back to the Count not pity but brotherhood. After that shared moment, Fenring turns to his best friend Emperor Shaddam and says "No". This was the first time that Shaddam was ever turned down by Fenring and he is shook to his core. Denis Villeneuve also filmed this scene with Count Fenring but left it on the cutting room floor. Actor Tim Blake Nelson who played Count Fenring has also given interviews about his heartbreak with being left out. Also, the 2000 Syfy adaptation has scenes with Count Fenring in them. Some of the talks between the Emperor and his daughter shown here were really talks with him and Fenring. 3) 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 versions of both the Thufir and Chani scenes and they can be found on KZbin.

[@60secthebaptist9]

The arena scene is filimed in Infrared. Notice when the actors are indoors the clothing is dark but when they move into the "sunlight" the dark colors become lighter. Geidi prime has a black sun. whatever that does.

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Sick!! Thanks for sharing!

[@tomeisenmenger7048]

If Dune 3 is an adaptation of Dune Messiah (Herbert's 2nd book), then it takes place after a 12-year time jump - the book deals with the consequences of the completed Jihad.

[@raggmedia]

The baby gets born with all the Reverend Mother memories, the child has a brain full of the pain and memories before its even born

[@michellegomes2030]

Thanks for the reaction ❤

[@bawzzzz]

As always, best reaction on youtube

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Wow, thank you!

[@halfalligator6518]

no stereo sound for the best SFX and immersive film I've seen! shame on you!. Anyway glad you enjoyed.

[@BeautyandtheBeard1]

Unfortunately the copyright police wouldn't allow this. Thanks for tuning in 🙌🏾

[@tampaeagle3006]

Great Reaction. THANKS

[@o1r2b3]

If you haven't already seen it you should totally watch/react to Arrival- another great Villeneuve film!

[@Arminius420]

I like this version better than the first one. Great movie.

[@howell90002003]

That’s the image the balde covered in blood. You are the only reactor that got that reference. That’s amazing and the most important image from both movies. Amazing get you rock!

[@Musabre]

So many people assume the woman leaping at Raban on the flyer is Chani xD . Like, why would paul allow her to just gung ho after Raban?

[@SwiftJustice]

Allow her you say

[@jaxhead]

Nope she's already pregnant. its in the book

[@aaronandelise]

Can’t here the audio of the movie

[@G.J-wt3nx]

Loved this movie! Also recommend lord of the rings if you haven't seen it !

[@chrisw.5138]

👍 thanks guys

[@alastairwallace6153]

Lisan Al Gaib!

[@kevinr5841]

Where’s the “fun fact” guy 😂

[@gersonalberto5666]

E P I C

[@strettoasino9006]

The rise of a tyrant you just watched...

[@woo1818]

Dude has all the memories of all generations past and the ability to see all possible futures. If anyone is qualified, it’s Paul.

[@Ok-yl3rx]

As Written

[@clololown]

not even close haha

[@sammalla5238]

If you've read Messiah, yiu the know he's not a tyrant but simply a tragic character who couldn't control events happening around him

[@valiantthorr7577]

​@@woo1818he sees the golden path, but is he the one to walk it?

[@sonosoloio]

as with the first film, everything seems more than good, except for just one "detail": the protagonist, who continues to appear insignificant, insipid and without any charisma, quite the opposite of what the Kwisatz Haderach should to be. to the problems of Paul's non-existent sister and much worse, the death of the Baron, one can also pretend nothing happened, but unfortunately what should have been one of the main characters of this second film, Chani, turned out to have been developed in completely wrong way, so much so that it seems to go against not only Paul but the entire struggle supported by his people.

[@KK-45]

Ma’am are you Indian?