DUNE: PART TWO Non-Spoiler Review & Discussion!

[@CinePals]

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[@Peter-K]

There's a lot more to the story than these first parts. After Herbert saw how people reacted to the first Dune, seeing Paul was received as a hero, despite the warnings of what his actions would cause. In Dune Messiah, the second book, he shows you the consequences of what happened in Dune, and it is not pretty. Paul is a tragic hero, and if you know what that really means, then you know things will not go well for Paul. I hope Denis does Messiah, but is nothing like Dune, no crazy battles, just all the political ramifications that come from the resolution of this story.

[@Awesomeman14]

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[@tahnadana5435]

you two fakes are always been so full of S, that is why after i dont know how many years your youtube carrier never goes anywhere

[@tahnadana5435]

it takes place in a desert planet, yet no one is sweating, paul says "F the traditions" (and its the fremen's tradition i might add, the people that believe in him) until theres a white pussy serve to him, than traditions is important, for "the good of the universe" tell me? whats the up take on taking princess irulan hand in marriage? the emperor is no more, his sardukar is no more, the other great houses are still oppose paul, its all just for that zendaya girl boss independent women face at the end! F off this movie is shit!

[@seenusunder1946]

Just watched Dune 2 at the Abu Dhabi premiere, got to meet the director. It's even better than the first one; the ending is just awesome with more action than the first. Another Denis Villeneuve masterpiece-I can't wait for Dune Messiah!

[@subhashismandal9871]

God this made my head hurt. Please use some punctuation.

[@emanuelrodriguez9044]

@@subhashismandal9871English probably is not their first language. Nothing is wrong with offering grammar advice but there is no need to be rude about it.

[@subhashismandal9871]

@@emanuelrodriguez9044 It is not my first language either. It's actually my 3rd. But any person who can sort of make up a sentence can use periods. And I wasn't being rude. It actually took me some time to get the gist of it. Anyhow, I'm truly sorry if anyone takes offence to that.

[@anisulislam1]

@@subhashismandal9871 this is not english grammar test bro.

[@subhashismandal9871]

@@anisulislam1 Have I said that anywhere ?? It's just damn difficult to understand.

[@devonmarr9872]

It reminded me of Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Part 1 and Part 2. Part 1 was extremely necessary and was slower but great. Part 2 was fast and action packed.

[@mrmr4622]

Idk if thats common but I actually like Deathly Hallows part 1 more than the second one

[@BankMoviegoer]

@@mrmr4622 Same here. The second part, especially towards the end, deviates too much from the book for my liking.

[@robstufflebeam7729]

I’m soooo glad you loved this movie. There is no book that matters more to me than Dune. This director understands the book. His genius, the cast, and advances in technology all converge to give us a masterpiece adaption. I couldn't be happier about this! 🎉

[@colincpritch]

The unusual/unnatural seeming knife fight choreography is probably intentional because of the shields. This is described at length in the book

[@jollyrayda]

Shields are a very important part of Dune, both the personal and the larger area ones. The personal ones completely change fighting ('the slow blade penetrates the shield'), and the large ones react incredibly badly with lasguns AND sandworms, making life on Arrakis... interesting.

[@wathsi99]

In the last fight scene, Paul used a trick or a lesson we saw in the first movie.

[@vinsanity40k]

interesting. i didn't see as much of the shield effect here as they used in the first movie.

[@davezwieback4208]

@@vinsanity40kthat’s because they couldn’t use the shields in the open dessert, it would attract the worms.

[@JengibreRallado]

I'm not a Dune expert, but for my understanding, they had to invent a new way of fighting in this world because they rely heavily on shields. So the momentum that is missing maybe is purposeful 😅 and true to the lore. 😮

[@dukecunning7046]

Great Point!

[@wywrd_mtnt]

that's basically what it is! because impact is repelled by shields, they have to move fast but hit slow so like yeah that's probably why the fighting is the way it is

[@austintoler820]

Just got out of Dune Part 2. I am speechless. One of my favorite Sci Fi movies now.

[@okiamherenow6372]

Dune could beat the legendary status of some movie franchises, like lord of the rings, Harry Potter and star wars

[@bibek12332]

Nothing will ever beat lord or the rings trilogy But i agree with others

[@devonmarr9872]

Disagree. New Hope and Empire Steikes Back are fantastic. Also Dune part 3 will struggle with being exciting unless a lot is added that was merely off hand spoken of in the book.

[@subhashismandal9871]

Lord of the Rings won 17 Oscars in total including their sweep for Return of the King. It's nearly impossible to top that.

[@johnjungkook2721]

It can't beat Lord of the Rings, but it can beat the other two that you mentioned. Harry Potter was never that good, and Star Wars is really just a copy of Dune for kids.

[@subhashismandal9871]

@@johnjungkook2721 But then again, culturally Star Wars is the greatest franchise to ever exist. Dune can never be culturally more important than both Star Wars and Harry Potter. With Harry Potter, you have the most-selling book series of all time and then turned into an Exceptional series of films that most of us grew with.

[@chrisherber1635]

Part 1 felt more like a thriller. Almost every scene was like a short film for me and it kept getting better each rewatch I did. To be able to world build with each scene being as suspenseful as it was is an achievement.

[@loudoesreviews]

Careful what you wish for. Dune 3 may not give answers you will like.

[@kaustubhbhoir4414]

Haha so true

[@shefalichow7917]

Yup. That's why I refuse to watch messiah or read the later books. I don't respect Herbert's narrative choices for the rest of the story (from snippets of what I've heard).

[@Kyljys-pt4up]

​@ichow7917 lol. You have no idea what bullshit you're talking about. If you love the idea of a hero that's flawless and solves all problems in the universe, then you won't like Messiah. If you understand that blind faith and following some rando messiah blindly WILL cause problems, then you really should respect Frank Herbert. I also find it hilarious that you "don't respect Herbert's narrative choices for the rest of the story" when you haven't read them. It's the equivalent of "I don't respect your right to live because I haven't known you for fifteen years". In other words, pure idiocy.

[@shefalichow7917]

@@Kyljys-pt4up Ironic, coming from someone who lectures about being aware of possible evil. The disgusting and biased way you just spoke to me is exactly why I refuse to be among the likes of you. Just because I haven't read the books fully, doesn't mean I didn't hear of the summarization of them, or key aspects which I disagree with the direction of. I've known people like you all my life. No critical thinking. Thinking you have all the answers. Yup. As Harry says in Sorcerer's Stone, "I think I can tell the wrong sort for myself, thanks."

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

As you grow older, you may come to appreciate Messiah very much. Many people hate it when younger, and love it when they have more life experience and maturity.@@shefalichow7917

[@kaustubhdatta8162]

The director deserves so much I loved his Blade runner as well

[@mirrojas]

You guys know of Tina Guo? Hans Zimmer likes to use her electric cello skills & I can hear them mixing in with the guitar. Really cool. You’ve heard her cello in the wonder women theme. Hans has amazing musician partners!

[@vinsanity40k]

i thought the addition of the electric guitar may have been a callback to the original dune film which had a more rock-based score

[@karabokhanyile]

This was a great review,very unbiased and honest I loved it

[@shefalichow7917]

All reviews are biased.

[@karabokhanyile]

@@shefalichow7917 I mean most of the reviews are basic because the reviewers are fans of Denis so they don't mention as many negatives or criticism because they aren't speaking from an unbiased pov

[@shefalichow7917]

@@karabokhanyile Fair enough. Though, to be honest, these two still come off as a bit too hand-wavey of the negative aspects of the movie. You can clearly tell they're "fans." I have yet to see someone who has truly done their best to remain as impartial as possible.

[@barryscott6222]

It is not so much that the Movie is amazing - it is that it is a good translation of an Amazing piece of literature. The book is seminal and monumental and majorly philosophical with a deep truth about the human condition.

[@kaustubhbhoir4414]

It feels slightly of a adaptation rather than an exact replica of the book to me. Paul isnt a hero exactly but this movies focuses so much on that, plus they focus on giving into the destiny and fate rather than taking control of it. A lot small things are very different here and that accumulates into a different kind of story comparing to the actual story.

[@JezzaBondiBeach]

MASTERPIECE INCOMING 🔥

[@pilialoha21]

Dune Messiah I hope part 3❤

[@Transformers217]

It was great that Hans Zimmer took the Atreides motif from the Dune Sketchbook score, and make it apart of Dune Part 2’s entire score. You can hear it during many songs from the score.

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Wheel of Time's Aiel are essentially analogous to the Fremen, just as the Aes Sedai are analogous to the Bene Gesserit.

[@Djtwizz1981]

Watching this reminds me how remarkable The Creator would've been with this budget 🔥🔥👍🏾 I shed multiple tears throughout and energized at the same time lol..MASTERPIECE

[@EleventhCubFan]

I’m definitely seeing this in imax!

[@AthyWilliams]

While I don't think Zendaya was overacting, I do think chani overreacted in a couple of scenes. Now idk if that's chani's personality even in the books. But while I love Zendaya for how she carries herself, I don't think she's on the same level of acting skills as Saoirse, Florence or Anya. a person's charming and humble personality doesn't equate to having stellar acting chops and that's something fans should be okay with. I adore keanu but I wouldn't rank him as one of the best actors I have ever seen.. I thought she was better in Malcolm and Marie and euphoria. Maybe it's because the whole cast of dune is sooo excellent that she doesn't shine as much?

[@lindafrancis1237]

Austin Butler is too talented❤

[@Nikolaj11]

This might be the best cinema experience I've ever had. Only comparable films in terms of how into the movie I was would perhaps be the first Avengers film or Avengers Endgame (I didn't get to see LOTR in the cinema) I think what was really great about this movie was its pace. Even with the moments where the tempo was down, for example when Chani and Paul were talking about his nightmares, it still felt like the story was moving forward, like every single minute was just packed with material.

[@rostam40]

I just watched it, wasnt even a massive fan of the first one. But this might have been one of the best movies I have ever watched.

[@wildpendulum]

So true about Christopher Walken. I have the same feeling about him.

[@EleventhCubFan]

Denis is the best filmmaker around

[@fightronin3753]

One of the GOAT sci fi films!!!!

[@saumitrad]

Jaby come across like someone who has built an identity around finding faults. Even when there is none.

[@kfiraltberger552]

Honestly, this movie feels like the dark knight. It's technically a sequel, and there are technically more movies to come in this story, but I can definatly see myself watch this movie on it's own. It's beginning needs a little bit of prior movie knowledge, but it's still pretty self contained, and the ending could be the official DUNE ending and I'll be satisfied

[@j10betty]

BR 2049 has held my top film spot since its release. Im hopeing dune part 2 knock BR off the top spot . Huge Villeneuve fan obviously!

[@LovedByYou]

One of the things I found interesting was Denis talking about he wanted to prove that a cinematic movie can be made without large amounts of CGI. With this film a lot of the scenery is on location and things BUILT for the sake of this film. That’s what makes his director stellar

[@MrSinnerBOFH]

100% , such a complete, brilliant, breathtaking movie! This is “Empire Strikes Back” to the Star Wars trilogy. The religion aspect, Chalomet (what a massive actor! Wowza!), Bardem… damn you, Villeneuve! Now I won’t be able to like any other movie this year!!!

[@piagustian]

I know what Jaby is talking about at the end, that is my only complaint too. beside that the movie is a masterpiece.

[@mjjmedia12]

11:20 - part of it for me that's kind of jarring is she's the one (from what I can remember) Fremen character that uses a straight American accent so I was reminded a few times while watching that I was watching Zendaya

[@BrandonWestfall]

1:30 Achara, never change. haha

[@PetePuebla]

It's still hard not to see him as Elvis because he played that role so well I almost believed he was Elvis

[@christianmichael3120]

I haven't seen that, I just see him as Tex from the Manson Family getting his head flattened by brad Pitt hahaha

[@JulioG84]

Yeah I've been watching part 1 damn near all February just so I could go in part 2 remembering names and such. I see it the 29th, can't wait.

[@samit5255]

i see it on 1st of March and I'm pretty excited cuz it is the first movie I'll watch in IMAX. Can't Wait.

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Great review guys can't wait to watch this! Heads up, still not pronouncing his name right haha it's Vil-nuv, gotta pronounce the L.

[@StargazerFS128]

Arrival and Matrix posters, two of the greatest films ever.

[@PetePuebla]

You know that they'll be getting an Oscar nomination for costume design just by looking at the trailers.

[@micharalane7277]

Insightful review! I would’ve appreciated a balanced discussion on Zendaya’s performance given the critique. I’m curious what the other (favorable) take was. Thanks for sharing!

[@ccan_max5285]

Hyped to see this!

[@hitchhiker6407]

Jaby, I'm with you; I didn't like Zendaya's performance in the thirs act at all--it was frustratingly one-note.

[@Msheta737]

Just watched it and now I’m here !! Well at first I certainly liked part one more than two I remember being hooked in from the start like times flow by but in part two Idk I was hooked in when we had 30 minutes left and when I was so hyped it finished 😅

[@NathanLorenzana]

What the heck is going on with Villeneuve, first a masterpiece sequel to Blade Runner, and now a masterpiece sequel it seems for Dune part 1? Can't wait to see it in the biggest screen I can find.

[@bani_niba]

The contemplation of religious belief on politics/government/society is a central theme of the books.

[@samjohnson7869]

I liked Zendaya's performance personally. Dave Bautista is the only actor i felt was a bit off, too much yelling/overacting imo personally i feel part 1 was better, though still really liked 2

[@sieraclayton1503]

I agree with the lady. Brilliantly Multi-Talented Zendaya's acting is magnificent.

[@Productive_Chad]

No she is the worst part of the movie and the movie is a solid 8. They should have hade a diffrent actress

[@karabokhanyile]

Now that you've nitpicked the fight scene I'm forced to be on the lookout for the things you had gripes with😅

[@shefalichow7917]

It's not a nitpick. It's a reasonable criticism of a film. I wish more would bring these up.

[@karabokhanyile]

@@shefalichow7917 I think his martial arts expertise is the reason why he wasn't satisfied but the rest of the audience probably won't see the issue just as other critics didn't hence I'm saying it's a nitpick because he would probably be part of the 20% that notices it. Unless someone else who notices goes viral on social media by making others notice as well and it becomes a whole thing lol then we're talking

[@shefalichow7917]

@@karabokhanyile Just because many might not notice there's something off (due to lack of experience in martial arts), doesn't make it less off, or any less important. A nitpick connotates that they're being unfairly critical of something truly petty. I think good fight choreography is integral to immersion, and adds a lot to characterization, especially during an important fight.

[@karabokhanyile]

@@shefalichow7917 Yeah no I think we define nitpick differently hence the different opinions,I hear you tho but I wasn't using the term like you're using it lol

[@shefalichow7917]

@@karabokhanyile Okay then. Chalk it up to a misunderstanding. Nice talking to you.

[@SnehaGamerYT-e9u]

I m watching this in a 120 foot long as* theatre ,the wait is killing me damn

[@mayanknailwal]

It’s Deni + Will-Nuv (Villeneuve).

[@lavinder11]

Coulda let her finish the point about colonialism, since that's the basis of the series.

[@bangchansabs3621]

I've seen it today and all I can say is Austin Butler is HOTTTT

[@watchingrewatcher5045]

Isnt Dune Messiah the next one?

[@theCC87]

yes

[@vinsanity40k]

they're just going to call it dune part 3 i bet, not sure they can push this past a trilogy since the rest of the books get into some crazy territory 😄

[@matthewpopp1054]

In an alternate universe the Emperor in Star Wars was played by Christopher Walken 😂

[@johnjungkook2721]

whoahh you knew Austin's mum and sister? 😳

[@theexpressionbooth]

I get what he meant about the fight scenes. As a big gun nerd and avid competition shooter.... When action scenes have people shooting and they have bad technique or just terrible gear.... or bad safety habits it takes me out of the movie because they are supposed to be highly trained but are doing simple dumb things that only a noob would do....

[@thesenate9455]

Jaby always amazes me with his reviews, cause he always says the same shit I say. His favouirtes are my favourites

[@Tripokaridos22]

Matrix , Arrival , Background ??? That is all i need to see to Subscribe ...

[@geoafe66]

Yeah it was awesome

[@iAkis4]

Nolan said its GREAT so............ THE END.

[@shefalichow7917]

After Oppenheimer, I'll take anything he says with a grain of salt.

[@Productive_Chad]

@@shefalichow7917Oppenhimer is great wtf u on about

[@NR-rv8rz]

On the topic of 'colonialism'. You guys clearly didn't read the book. The Fremen 'are' the colonists. The planet literally belongs to the Emperor. It was a discovered, claimed and own empty planet that was a property of the imperium long before the Fremen arrived there. And the way they arrived there was that the past emperor, ahem, 'invited' them to settle on it. Ok, he enacted a disapora and forced them to live there. So essentially, Arakis, Dune is a spice farming plannet and the Fremen are the Emperors tenants. So the Emperor is not technically a coloniser, because you can't colonise a planet you already own. I mean, going by the exact meaning of the word you can. But on the whole, technically, legally, the planet belongs to the emperor and the Fremen are his tenants. Naturally, after thousands of years they don't see it that way. But legally that is the case.

[@samit5255]

cry harder

[@raining753]

Great review but you lost me when you criticised Zendaya’s acting…

[@karabokhanyile]

Denis did say he made sure that you can watch part 2 without having watched part 1

[@edvinjohn1316]

You can. But don't do that.

[@angelicafasckth]

10:27 👍

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

The cartoon of eship is scarer I think

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

And yeah mozis wife fighted for husband

[@sreyangovender3404]

Why criticize Spider-Man Across the Spider-verse being half a film but not Dune part 1? Part 1 was a lenthy, self-serious installment that ended abruptly and didn't satisfy half as much as the Spider-verse sequel

[@511dydy]

If part 2 is this good im afraid part 3 will disappoint a lot of people. I like it though

[@PetePuebla]

What's the prices of me is at Dan Merrill thought that timothee chalamet was miscast in wonka. I thought Timothy Charlamagne did a wonderful job in wonka. Excuse my speech to text.

[@angelicafasckth]

who is timothy charlamagne?

[@hectorrivera5416]

I’m with Jaby, zendaya isn’t bad but compared to the rest she is definitely a low point in this film for me

[@angeli7539]

Finally someone bold enough to talk about Zendaya's overacting. God, I saw the movie this week and that bothered me so much, and on the big screen is just so jarring. Of course her performance doesn't take away from other actors performances since they were all stellar, but she certainly did keep me from enjoying the movie more since she's such a big part of the movie this time around. I was looking for someone to talk about it but I guess everyone is scared of her fanbase, but glad I'm not the only one.

[@6kembe4orba]

I could see her overacting from the trailers of Part 2 alone. Why D.V didnt direct her into more of a subdued/nuanced performance I dont know - she was fine in Part 1.

[@angeli7539]

​@@6kembe4orba I saw it in the trailers as well, but I just thought it was due to not having full context of the scene, so I just brushed it off. God, was I wrong lol and yeah, you're right. But I guess she was fine in part one because she didn't have a lot of scenes tbh.

[@shefalichow7917]

​@@6kembe4orba Modern politics. He mentioned in an interview how much he valued the female "voice" in particular. It's what happens when you have a skewed perspective of gender values, one preferred more than the other. Same reason why Kynes was changed to a female arbitrarily, even though he claimed to treat the book as a bible.

[@wildpendulum]

​@@shefalichow7917 Why are you leaving the same comments about politics under this video?

[@shefalichow7917]

@@wildpendulum Making people aware of the truth. Ask him why he felt the need to put his politics into a movie that had nothing to do with them. I left maybe two or three similar comments, when I felt it was relevant to the particular thread at hand. I have a right to comment what I choose, as long as it doesn't violate the terms of service. You're not the KZbin judge, so mind your own business.

[@DDR131]

You didn't talk about Romance.

[@Bilingsly]

Wait. So there's a part 3?

[@joshdrew7261]

Dune Messiah

[@mrfrosty3]

Its not a part 3, these first two movies are the first Dune novel split into two films, the second novel is called Dune Messiah which may be the third film.

[@Ruimas28]

I think there is an overall problem with Chani in this addaptation. And the actress is kind of suffering with it and going a bit too much on emotional side. Which, her arc is supposed to be really emotional. Just, the movie throws her additional angles and inner conflicts. Chani is supposed to be a Fremen and she is one of the strongest more dedicated characters in the original. But she is not exactly there to question Paul. Quite the other way around. Original Chani has lost most of her close family including her father being murdered. Kynes was supposed to be her father and not a fremen lady like in part 1. He was also the leader of the fremen giving Chani some status. This immediately placed Chani fully on board with Paul as he starts to lead the Fremen into all out war. She wants revenge and she wants the Fremen to come up on top. If anyone, it is actually Jessica who starts to question Paul in the books. Not Chani. I think this new addaptation feared Chani would look like she was just following Paul. Which she does in the books. But it makes sense because Paul is everything which she wants.That´s why she does not question his lead and does not get involved with politics. She is at his side and that´s what she wants. True love, deddication. She will do whatever she needs to support him. There is an interesting question about how much did she believe in prophecies. There is no question she is self aware and has some insight. It reads more like she very consciously supported Paul because she loves him and wants him to lead the Fremen. Also, it reads like she understands something about the concept of the KH and how much power Paul can have. She received all possible formal education and she is the closest to a BG that the fremen would have. Its true that Paul functions almost like a divine presence but we never get the feeling Chani looks at him like a divine being. She never reads like she is coming from the religous angle. I think her being the daughter of the Fremen leader already hints that she likely has a deeper grasp on everything. Her education and her status translate that she is in a place that she does understand way more vs average fremen. I am quite curious how they will manage her character going forward. Because she is supposed to be 200% with Paul. And that´s pretty key to her character arc and what is yet to come.

[@shefalichow7917]

Modern politics. Same reason why they changed Kynes to a female arbitrarily (while claiming to treat the book as a bible in interviews).

[@karabokhanyile]

I think Frank really messed up on not fleshing out Chani hence the book readers still saw Paul as a hero after reading Dune which is why Denis wanted to honor the intial intentions of Frank by using a new characterisation of Chani to make Paul seem like an anti-hero before even Dune Messiah is adapted so whilst it's understandable that changing the character is doing too much for book purits-the average audience who probably won't read the book need to understand that Paul isn't a white saviour like they suspected from the first movie which is I think why Denis wanted to change Chani but I agree that it becomes a new thing that would beg the audience who read the book to ask themselves if this is even Dune at all The interesting aspect of Messiah is the intro which is where I stopped reading once I understood that the movie would be different so I didn't want to ruin my experience of it,is that they say the book readers in the 60s hated Messiah because Paul became a different person almost like a villain and they (surprisingly) blamed Chani for the events that had happened which shocked me so I hope the changes in the events of the movie would cause the audience to blame Paul and not Chani

[@Ruimas28]

​@@karabokhanyile What you say is quite weird. For someone to read Messiah and think Chani is to blame? Because knowing what she will do and what will happen, how could anyone feel any negative feelins towards her? Also her being responsible for Paul´s behaviour? What in the book would make you feel like that? Chani has no big interference in politics or in imperial decisions. She is not rulling the empire. She is not even Paul´s official wife. So I have no idea where you are coming from. Maybe you should read past the intro? You know, Chani is a very tragic character in Messiah.....just saying....

[@karabokhanyile]

@@Ruimas28 I know the story of what happens in Dune Messiah although I haven't read it lol,I was saying that that's what the Intro was saying from the reviews from the Dune Messiah books when it came out and that was surprising to me like I said. What I'm saying is that there was a gap between what Frank intended with Dune the first book and how the audience perceived Paul and he thus corrected it with Dune Messiah but Denis has the privilege of honoring the initial intentions of the author earlier than Frank had the privilege of doing ito audience perception of Paul as a hero vs anti-hero hence he felt Chani was the right tool to do that,nevermind the part of her being blamed for what had happened in Messiah I just used it as an example about how different a character can be perceived if the audience has main character bias just because most things we read from Paul's pov

[@Ruimas28]

@@karabokhanyile The only problem is that there was no need to change Chani. You just need to keep telling the story. Which is what the miniseries in the early 2000´s did by the way. And if you want to question the religious fanatics, you can have Paul and Jessica talking about it. Which would still remain more true to the books. You know, the problem with having Chani questioning Paul becoming the Messiah is that you then need to ask why does she not question anything else. Because, among everything which will happen around her and Paul, its pretty odd to only question the becoming a Messiah thing. Because I do not think anyone else is reading us and you claim to know the story..... Isnt it weird for Chani to question Paul´s climb to power and then suddenly be fine with risking her life to get pregnant? Which...is not exactly what will stop the conflicts anyway. So...if you have a questioning Chani you will be forced to have a Chani who is obsessed with having children? Because otherwise why risk her life to give Paul an heir? I will also add: Isnt it worse for her character to be so blindly in love with a guy that she openly finds questionable? Wasnt it better to have the original version when mostly they had plenty of similar goals? She was still never portrayed nearly as harsh as he was. But it just made sense that she would support him and be in love. Its different if your loved one is going a bit over the top with things you wanted to happen. Instead of your loved one doing things you find questionable.

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

And birth freely

[@aryaman98]

I can never see Dune Part 1 being compared to the Godfather. It's more Batman Begins.

[@TheNeighborNicky]

The v is silent

[@mrg0th1er83]

If the world is rich and interesting, I like when the movie takes its time. Let me look at that world in details. Why do people need to run all the time? Chill.

[@karabokhanyile]

I think with Zendaya if you don't really feel her as an actress you won't feel her in other stuff she does,so if you like her you'll like her but if you've always struggled getting into her as an actress then you'll struggle with her everywhere imo.

[@johnjungkook2721]

I've been feeling that way about Timothee lately.

[@karabokhanyile]

@@johnjungkook2721 Yeap same I've felt like this always about Timmy cause he is yet to blow me away(hopefully Dune part 2 will change that) but to be fair I haven't given his best work (CMBYN) a watch so I can't say if it's just my lack of taste lol With Z I feel like I can't not be biased cause I've loved her since the time I discovered her in Disney's K.C Undercover but I get the criticism of her trying too hard sometimes and I think it's because she gets a lot of criticism and doubts about her meritocracy when it comes to movie stardom so I feel like she feels the need to prove that she belongs sometimes

[@johnjungkook2721]

@@karabokhanyile Yeah, I thought Timothee was the weakest part of the first movie. That character needs a charismatic actor.

[@dionerawanusman1969]

Requires Teaser Official Trailer Borderlands 2024 COOL

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

The Bible of mozis

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

Hi ☺️👋 I am Zendaya named tahereh and trust lady too get heart break

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

I hated the movie too scary for me

[@seanstretten3915]

Americans ca/t say French names, villlleeenue

[@SunsetRogue]

That’s a broad generalization. I’m an American who took French in high school and did well in class. It’s “Deh-Nee Veal-Nuhv”.

[@vincentdesjardins1354]

proper phonetic: dəni vijənœvə to hear a proper prononciation search for an IPA reader (International Phonetic Alphabet) then copy/paste

[@MKNYC2024]

Saying Denis's last name 100% wrong

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome review of my favorite superhero movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@penguin50279]

dude your everywhere

[@LeMn680]

This isn’t superhero movie kido

[@TheBeardSpeaks]

​@@LeMn680wrong. What else do you call an immortal super worm 🪱

[@dordogne]

He didn't get it right he said VIA-NUV, its VIL-LA-NUV.

[@syahrul.66]

no it's vil-nuv

[@gustavoolivieri6568]

It's funny to see people who don't know French trying to say Villeneuve. Specially Americans. 😄 Just say how you would say in English, mate. You don't have to speak French. It's all right. 😉

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

And had baby well the and the birth like eship

[@JabyKoay321]

I feel Denis has surpassed NOLAN as a director

[@anonymous891]

I think both are equally talented and you will also have to give time for Denis meanwhile Nolan has made movies of very different style and also he began at time when you didn't have as much evolved VFX as now. But yes Denis gives me those Nolan vibes when I am wacthing his movies

[@salmineo4132]

This dude is weirdly dismissive of Zendaya and his cohost bringing up the colonialism comment

[@Tifos2]

Right? That is one of the most important aspects of the story for me.

[@shefalichow7917]

The only thing weird is how you honed in on those two moments (out of the whole review) to judge him on. Almost as if you had a biased political bone to pick, and are projecting. By the way, it's interesting that you didn't note that his cohost was dismissive towards his critiques of Zendaya and the fight choreography, especially.

[@JonGray88]

It’s his opinion

[@TaherehVanderpuije-c4b]

Thanks husband 😘❤️ lady getting jealous 😘🤟

[@abhayrohit]

movie was so boring 22 out of the 25 rows in my theatre were empty before the first half, i left in the interval, just not for me

[@martinacosta3821]

i hope is as good as you say it, because the first one was boring AF for me, didnt like it, so.. lets see

[@jonathanjones270]

Please stop butchering the man's surname. He is French Canadian, not spanish.

[@mattsmith1826]

I feel like these two guys are massively overhyping this film.I mean these are the same people who said Thor Love and Thunder and the Marvsls was fantastic.Its not a legendady film of sortsJeremy Jahns who also loved this film said that while he loves this movie so many parts felt rushed.And i believe him

[@Timmayytoo]

🙄

[@6kembe4orba]

That's cause both Dune Part 1 and Part 2 needed the LOTR time treatment with 3+ hours cuts. I don't know why D.V . would not include the dinner scene and several other important situations from the books. I see that from the reviews now being public, this applies to the 2nd Part too. This + some other minor are my only gripes with these films.

[@Mac_Kymera]

First film has been the only ever film to put me to sleep with boredom, so Part Two is a hard pass unfortunately. It's way too convoluted and too much exposition.

[@omargalal9004]

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[@shadowone01x99]

Dune 1 had a terrible plot despite the good cinematics. I just hope Dune 2 is better all round.