Dune Part Two - Riding The Sandworm For The First Time Scene | 4K 60 FPS AI Enhanced

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[@dariusmichon7466]

Only people that saw in IMAX will understand how powerful this scene was

[@user-pd4hp6bu4q]

I can’t wait to see it!

[@penumbra1465]

i've seen it not in IMAX still that was breath-catching!

[@Legion059]

Hell yeah

[@BDSbowling]

AND dolby atmos. The seats were shaking

[@Kingedwardiii2003]

I teared up and felt euphoria from it some Slanesh shit

[@wither5673]

I love the Fremen's realization of ''oh lord that is a big one'' lol.

[@leemayjr6725]

Biggest the founder almost

[@shernweilee5576]

That one Fremen: "Oops..."

[@VoldoronGaming]

Biggest one any freemen has ever seen. I love the dialogue where it said the Madhi made peace with Shai-Hulud.

[@ThrdSqdCptn]

This scene was mind blowing in IMAX. My seat rumbled and shook for most of the chaos in the movie. I think it's safe to say I am in love with this movie?

[@willzsportscards]

Saw it yesterday. No IMAX here unfortunately. Still amazing tho.

[@S-I-T]

Mmmmmm Shai-Hulud

[@jacobr7862]

Watched it in IMAX yesterday, definitely my new favorite movie and I'm obsessed

[@BobMaoui]

FR

[@RockSmithStudio]

Just watched it earlier today. What an amazing film! Hope there's a Part 3/Dune Messiah

[@WamandRolter420]

Pure goose bumbs when he stands up and Hans Zimmer music starts

[@miltontavares9506]

Lisan Al Gahib.

[@SOHELURRAHMAN]

Every single time

[@zammyxzant]

This scene right here made me feel like i was watching the greatest movie in the world

[@norman20100]

what so great here?

[@nalgaderusmobgusrinatirous473]

@@norman20100you wouldn’t get it

[@alanalexandre1536]

​@@norman20100everything

[@jojodex4665]

The whole movie ​@@norman20100

[@vardasolutions5981]

​@norman20100 you dont deserve the answer.😅

[@SanosEdge]

This scene was a religious experience in IMAX

[@JC-Alan]

Literally I get chills just thinking about it

[@Synodalian]

*LISAN AL-GAIB.*

[@pitekargos6880]

Literally, as written.

[@haf1872]

This scene gave me chills when I was watching it in IMAX. I swear the seat was like shaking

[@tonysuper3074]

That was me farting

[@Aenarion_Godslayer]

@@tonysuper3074 Bro you had a lot to unload for that to last 2 minutes lmao

[@vaughneudy3003]

fremen: call a big one! Paul: (gets a HUGE one) Fremen: that's too big! Paul: "Bet."

[@darkart-mr8wu]

😂😂😂😂 amen

[@rlacksgh9673]

At this point, we know that Paul's gonna succeed. It's how the movie goes. But then we see the sand cloud, and the reactions from the Fremen, then the actual worm itself, in all its giant glory. A truly visual storytelling moment.

[@vigneshkr7072]

Damn. My mother used to tell me that when I was a toddler I would control the direction of a millipede's movements by touching its antennas with a small broomstick. This scene is the godly version of that.

[@syamsulhizrimohamednor]

Good sharing

[@nixie2462]

Sorry, you are probably the chosen one. Have you tried some desert in your diet? ;)

[@nobitanobi8888]

😮 Lisan al-Gaib

[@muhammadazim3374]

LISAN AL GAIB

[@monmaka]

Mahdi ?

[@franklinrochafrk]

I cried at this scene, it was exactly how I imagined when read the book

[@jipsels]

This might have been the most visually stunning movie I've ever seen.

[@TheColoneloftruth]

Timmy's acting here I think is some of his best in the movie. his calming breaths and his self talk "okay" as he's setting up, as he sees the worm and gets ready to jump make him feel very relatable

[@Ionlydategoodgirls]

That's fangirling to the top

[@qwertyuiopqwerty112]

This whole movie gave me the understanding of how the disciples must have felt, to see their prophet performing the very feats he was fated to do, that great exaltation of seeing generations of hardship and sacrifice wasn't in vain, and you were special enough to witness it with your own eyes.

[@Frederiknshansen]

Yeah. The best part is that the "religion" is a false one planted by the GB. Makes all the Fremen-scenes ever heavier.

[@gregbrown3082]

And by “fated,” you of course mean, “exactly as the bene gesserit planned when they seeded this people with a made up religion generations prior.”

[@jadedmastermind]

I got chills the first time I saw this scene on the big screen! The speed and the danger felt so real, like one mistake and he’s dead! And when he stood up, and everyone started cheering, Denis Villeneuve absolutely nailed this!!!

[@WyomingSkysAboveMe]

That audio is definitely the sound of a rocket launch. You won’t convince me otherwise

[@rh906]

Because it is. I have seen enough footage of SpaceX launches and the launch of Apollo 11 to not mistake the microphones struggling to not get blown out.

[@WyomingSkysAboveMe]

@@rh906 exactly

[@Zedetnik]

As it should be with Shai-Hulud

[@Serphig]

It's ironic that you use AI to "enhance" this scene with interpolation(which just makes it worse) when in the Dune Universe AI is outlawed.

[@shmoese]

Should say "mentat enhanced"

[@matthewmcteigue7347]

The seats were literally shaking in the cinema when I saw this, it was so epic. But I soon found myself wondering..."How in the fuck is he going to get off that thing?"

[@nonapplicable6619]

Genuinely might be one of my favorite sci fi films ever. Amazing storytelling and unparalleled visuals

[@goop_6537]

Didn't see it in IMAX, but honestly, if you have a good sound bar and speakers, with a decently large TV, you're all set. All in all, this film is incredible.

[@steven401ytx]

Hans Zimmer absolutely blasting this scene into you with his magic

[@jamsbong]

I was the edge of my seat when I first watched this scene. And that cheer from Stilgar and the Fremen had me in tears! It is so beautifully made.

[@kingghidorah8106]

i loved this movie so much, it was crazy how every single second of the 3 hours it lasted, i was feeling in constant alert ready to be attacked by the Harkonnens or a sand worm.

[@DougBull-jo9vc]

This film was made for IMAX it was incredible it's been a long time since I enjoyed a movie that much in theaters

[@user-xc7bl8yk4n]

Bro watching the imax version literally felt like the sandworm was under me

[@user-js2sv1pw2e]

This sequence is the reason why IMAX is how you experience cinema on another level. Truly phenomenal.

[@user-oh1un1sv6k]

I hope they get this back in the theaters someday, it was a one of a kind experience… this scene was just breathtaking

[@edwardhannah8507]

If this movie was released at an earlier date, it would've gotten a nomination for vfx or cinematography at least at the oscars.

[@nicksojka7457]

It's definitely getting a nomination at next year's awards

[@edwardhannah8507]

@@nicksojka7457 No chance. Other movies will come out until then and this will be forgotten about. Unfortunately. But if it does, you can say "I told you so" lol

[@freunzwa2554]

@@edwardhannah8507..ur a moron . it definitely will. lol

[@FloorFerret]

100% it will do more than fine at the 2025 Oscars.

[@hunterfranke4833]

​@@edwardhannah8507 unlike most movies these days there's nothing forgettable about this movie

[@Always_has_been]

Best scene in the movie. Seeing this in the theater was awesome.

[@olafsigursons]

It looks weirds, like too sharp. Villeneuve had it reprinted on film for a reason. It looks way better with the grain and the slight blur.

[@yimpyoi9808]

definitely adds a feel of grit and realness, and the colors become more natural

[@tomkrupka]

Yeah, it looks weird because the 60fps is usually used for sport or documentary, it´s too smooth..for me it´s always like watching a cheap telenovel. A cinematic-film look has always something like 25fps, that´s the golden standard and it works for decades. Btw I don´t like these "enhanced" videos, they´re pointless. A great director would never use this...

[@joelleginger599]

Targaryen :we have dragons Fremen : we have sandworm

[@irexzilla2392]

Berk: We also have dragons Pacific Rim aliens: We have kaiju

[@Lobsterboy99]

Avengers: we have a hulk

[@FxgB1986]

The kaiju: We have Godzilla.

[@irexzilla2392]

@@FxgB1986 H.E.A.T: We also have Godzilla. Eren: I can transform into a titan Every Ultraman series main team: we have Ultraman Lance, Ilana and Octus/ Newton: We have Sym Bionic Titan.

[@adrianenriquez5992]

I can’t describe the feelings I felt when I saw this scene on the big screen this is what I imagined when I was reading the books as a teen

[@yuduul7177]

2:32 USUL!...has called a BIG ONE!!!...AGAIN!...it is the LEGEND!!!

[@eshankamarsu9555]

This scene was flames in the theater 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Matrium0]

Honestly this scene left us simply stunned in IMAX when he finally stood up and the music exploded in the cinema

[@duckman9368]

I thought I would never feel the way I did about a movie seeing it in IMAX like I did Interstellar…..This movie completely changed my mind! Missed the first one in theaters but I knew with Hans on the sound track, I HAD to see it in IMAX and man, I’m going at least 2-3 more times, this movie is the best thing I have ever seen, if you get a chance, experience it in IMAX before it’s too late!

[@Kragatar]

I love that they don't explain it, but you can tell that pulling open those breathing flaps prevents the worm from going underground because it would breathe in sand if it did.

[@CYNical332]

Oh, I always thought they just hold on for dear life if the Sandworm went down

[@katqcentertainment8754]

The quality is down right Insane

[@mkogrady6078]

The special effects teams better get a few Oscars for their efforts

[@benjaminfinlay829]

An absolutely _masterfully_ made scene, and superlative demonstration of showing rather than telling.

[@frankpicillo9527]

Saw it twice on IMAX...OMG!!!OMG!!! INSANE!!! I was almost sick....Never have I had an almost out of body experience like Dune2 !!!OUTSTANDING!!!!

[@anthonyalvarez2037]

I wish i could have rewatched this again in theaters. Watching it at home doesn't hit the same

[@ratz_101]

I loved how loud this scene was on Imax...felt like you were there.

[@Guyver02USA]

- That thumping & the roar .

[@_Feyd-Rautha]

I find it really interesting how the Chakobsa (Fremen) term for "this is the final test" is just one word, one syllable.

[@mossy3565]

Feels good to watch a movie that wasn't made in a warehouse

[@robertlittlemore2477]

IMAX IS the only way to fully appreciate this film. Was there for the premiere. Midnight performance. Had my memory refreshed of the first one beforehand. Unforgetable. Been back to see it again twice so far. Whho said this was impossible to make? All credit to cast, director, and crew.

[@Enidlaria]

Saw it today and I'm completely blown away! This is my favourite scene, it was majestic! The scenery, the soundtrack everything!❤❤❤

[@anh31]

Goosebumps and tears, so moved by this cinematography this is art

[@alexbryda]

holy f the cinematography is immaculate!

[@DomZeal]

3:42 I'll never forget this epic image in my life

[@RMthedude]

Thanks Hans Zimmer

[@Pasta_Pirate]

This has to be seen on the imax, its truly insane how hard this scene hits

[@DrumKiller2]

By far the BEST IMAX experience!

[@heidicarlson9600]

When did he stop to put his goggles on!?😂

[@nicksojka7457]

At the same time he put his headwrap on

[@theorbitalone7283]

Lol right, gotta imagine he just had them underneath the headwrap

[@pjmincanada5747]

They were already there. Clear lenses. If you watch the scene again you can see the frames.

[@letemrise]

it's clear. You can see at the beginning.

[@manuelbitrovis6334]

Some fremen girl: No balls Usul Paul:

[@drbeefenator]

when i heard and saw this scene my goosebumps reached another level

[@enigmaessneo7964]

I get chills when he stands up every time! I love this movie.

[@railroadandindustrialsky-wv8ns]

Saw the film yesterday, love the book, hated the first one from two years ago (wooden acting, clunky editing) but have to say I was in a state of ecstasy for every second of part two. My head is still spinning and I’m going to see it again this week. What a masterpiece, easily one of the greatest science fiction films I’ve ever seen.

[@michaelwilson6597]

Really, really good movies. I did feel the editing was slightly off - particularly on the scenes where Paul had to do the desert night crossing. Hopefully an extended version coming?

[@painolivesis]

This is my favorite scene ever, watched it in IMAX and got me chills! Best movie so far

[@JamesEvans97]

Dolby has a podcast (also available on youtube). Greg Frasier (cinematographer for Dune) joined the podcast for a great interview. He said the shot where Paul stands up is his favorite. Worth a watch for sure.

[@CBDollaway666]

I love this part so much when the sand worm comes it's almost like it shouts "paaaauuuuulllllll" before he hits the sand

[@Krk2215]

This scene was something else in IMAX. The whole screen and the seats were shaking.

[@bulletbates]

I have a fan blowing into my ear and i have head phones on so it adds wind that should be there in the movie

[@ejbendijo7961]

I wish I got to see this in IMAX

[@gregbrown3082]

I love this scene for what it doesn’t show. You’re given a colossal dust cloud, and left to wonder at the rest. Well done, visual team!

[@lordcrunk4790]

Am I seeing things? Paul plants the thumper down to the left, the worm is rocketing to get that nasty thumper, but at the last moment the worm turns and hits the dune far to Paul's right. Help.

[@gregbrown3082]

@@lordcrunk4790 “Your eyes can deceive you. Don’t trust them.”

[@shaunroberts402]

Best soundtrack in cinema history

[@olafsigursons]

One of the best for sure. TLotR and the Matrix were pretty good too. As were othere. That said, the OST is a masterpiece for sure.

[@NothingXemnas]

I am PRETTY sure one of the audio samples used for the worm's swim is a rocket liftoff. Watch Artemis I's liftoff and the kinda flapping rumbling of its approach is quite similar.

[@wiredcer]

100% - and barely disguised

[@flippert0]

I watch this once per day, just to blow my brains out.

[@melsyoutube]

all the comments mentioning IMAX as if that’s the only option lmao, for those without that much disposable income - don’t worry! go see it an a normal dolby theatre, the entire floor and seats shake, the bass rumbles through your body and the size of the screen swallows you up. you feel like you’re right there being attacked by the worms.

[@Hoops227TV_Movie_Trivia]

I love how detailed the world of Dune is! 🌐

[@myrkwood4741]

This scene was İNCREDİBLE! But the things that trip me up as I watched is he didnt put hookers wristbands on his wrists.Your ENTİRE LİFE depends on your hooks what if they slipped or lost!? And when did he even put his sand googles on when he was jumping at the sand? I wish they were careful about these details

[@Headloser]

I wish i could see more reaction from the other players when they saw the grandfather worm.

[@NinjaFob]

As it was written

[@ingamedetails]

Reminds me of Avatar. Paul is Jake. Chani is Neytiri. And the Sandworm is an Ikran. We've seen this before.

[@umarruslin2333]

Kinda like it when they pan on Stilgar to show the look of his face before the worm eat the bait..the look of shock and awe ..and in a way as he is speaking to himself ...is he(Usul) going to ride this huge worm ..

[@carolynallisee2463]

OK, so it's been enhanced, but I was struck by one thing as I watched this. This isn't the first or even second time I've watched this clip, and yet I feel as if I'm actually there, on the sand with the Fremen, watching Paul undergo his Sandrider test, rather than watching it on a screen. This has been Denis Villeneuve's biggest achievement with both films, making the watchers feel an immediacy and closeness to the action. It's so good he can almost be forgiven for the deviations he's taken from the books.

[@postive-vibes]

This scene was spectacular in the theater!

[@themoviecritic1092]

What I'd give to see this scene again for the first time

[@visionfamentertainment4186]

Dune at home: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqWlqZiheqpnhMUsi=bmbNMujpZFqpIPj6

[@zionsimanian9310]

How does one exactly unmount or get off this damn worm? I’ve been trying to figure this out in my head for a minute now and I can’t think of a reasonable way…

[@alexbryda]

btw the atmosphere in this scene is on PAR with the infamous yellow barrels scene from Jaws 😈 TENSE

[@Crazhorrorfan13]

Dude this movie did better than most other movies in this year and that says a lot.

[@IDragonKnightI]

Do they lose a thumper each time they ride a sandworm?

[@meelwallace521]

this scene was the hardest scene imo. It brings joy every time i watch it😊

[@s.danielpie5304]

5:16 You know the music starts here.

[@user-dv6wm5gb1n]

This movie was incredible!

[@SlashBeetlejuice]

All movies should be enhanced like this. Especially ones as epic as Dune

[@wiredcer]

nothing has been 'enhanced' here. It's no different than increasing the colour saturation and claiming that's an enhancement. The film looks as it was designed to look. The term 'AI Enhanced' is effectively a euphemism for garbage.

[@SlashBeetlejuice]

@@wiredcer umm going from 24 fps to 60 is an enhancement

[@wiredcer]

@@SlashBeetlejuice The fps is an artistic choice. There is nothing wrong with 24 or 60 or 1 or 120. It all depends on what you are aiming for.

[@Vilens40]

Are you kidding me with the auto motion after effects on this? Why can’t you post the scene the way it was shot?

[@judahbrutus]

amazing movie, top 5 of all time imo

[@shanmantv]

I think the 60fps makes it even better

[@escorpio5911]

best film ever! BRUTAL!!!

[@ericstrobl6561]

Loved every second but for real I was thinking “how do you get off a worm?” How do they get the tent for mother onto it as well?

[@DavidPrime83]

Imagine being a solider seeing ONE of those hurtling at you at top speed with hundreds to thousands of pissed off desert warriors on top.... not sure a still suit would be able to keep up

[@christinamichellephotograp8728]

Here from RK post. This is the way.

[@phillipbrown2318]

This film should had came out last year it would had gotten Oscar nominations.

[@thekingofthefat6424]

2:22 the molduga theme from botw and totk starts playing

[@fellowdanbarber3323]

I’ve been a fan of DUNE since 1998 when I first read it. And I don’t cry at the movies but for some reason, I got the chills, that acidity in my throat, and teary eyes. I’m like “Why am I feeling like this?!” And I realized it was because my childhood visions came true in full effect. During this scene I almost felt like Arrakis was a real place. What a beautiful movie!

[@MysterDaftGame]

Why using a 60fps framerate when the film had a standard 24fps ?

[@BlakeYuckert]

Can someone please put up this exact same clip but with Dick Dale's "Misirlou" starting right at 4:17?