DUNE (2021) MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING - REVIEW | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction

DUNE (2021) MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING - REVIEW | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

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[@The_Kiosk]

So this was a novel with a full glossary and appendices full of ecology and politics and history. There are six by the original author and two in the main story by the author's son. The son also wrote over a dozen volumes of expanded universe building in story form. The glossary contains a lot of middle eastern terms. Also, in the sixth book there are actual jews hitchhiking through space.

[@davisgreen2099]

The Freman are from the Arab peoples 20,000 years in the future! Humanity is spread over thousands of planets! Spice is like the Oil of 210th century!! If you like this. As Arab Muslim you will utterly love part 2!!😊😅😂❤

[@michaelperussina2835]

after earth massiah from god after the great self test from tree of knowledge aka ai self destruction we overcame god threw us another messiah and he wasn't muslim jew or christian but god alone

[@toyota420xp]

You can only get through the armor if you have something like a knife that goes really, really slow. A bullet that’s moving fast won’t be able to go through.

[@angeleyes4502]

Can you guys watch Society of Snow please.

[@lazyblazer]

Dune wasn't "inspired by everything". Everything was inspired by Dune! Frank Herbert wrote Dune in the 1960's!!!

[@Astuga]

Indeed. Many say, that what LOTR is for Fantasy, Dune is for Scifi. Because of its complexity and world building.

[@lazyblazer]

@@Astuga I wouldn't disagree with that. All though there are elements of both in each.

[@sintho3107]

@@lazyblazer Well, from a certain point of view there are also spaceships in the world of Lord of the Rings. (Isil, Anar and Vingilot)

[@MuadDib042]

to be fair, Dune was heavily inspired by very real research into history, ecology, religion, and politics. Hebert was pretty clear that many of the themes are based on real world events and situations, namely the wars over oil in the middle east as well as middle eastern cultures. In fact, the movie calls it a holy war, but the books call it a Jihad.

[@woo1818]

I think he meant how Dune was inspired by many themes and events from history and religion. And then Dune went on the inspired George Lucas and so many others.

[@devinhart2418]

And yes dune has heavy Arabic influences. The creator was very fond of middle eastern culture.

[@ThrashCommand]

Hence all the sand.

[@chipsalom]

Indeed, as well as Hebrew culture, etc. Chakobsa, mixture of Arabic and Hebrew. Kwisatch Hadersch is based on a Hebrew title, etc. Herbert went deep deep! Ive always appreciated that.

[@kylemma33]

The fremen were heavily influenced by native Americans, thats why alot of them have names that are common among native Americans.

[@00z00p]

@@kylemma33 That’s not “heavy” influence 😂 you’re forcing it lol

[@Bruseuilis]

Yes, Arrakis is based on Mecca and a belief that was popular in the 60s but later debunked that Mecca was a the most important node in the silk road, with royal families competing over control of it and the income form the valuable spice trade.

[@robpeterslaypaul]

7:31 Unironically yes. The book, written in 1965, was pretty accurate about the power of oil, and how it would mold international (interstellar) politics. The borrowing of Arabic words and concepts is even more pronounced in part 2.

[@chrisw.5138]

Published, not written

[@steven2640]

"I thought that was a woman": the story of Thimothee Chamalet's life 🤣

[@KrazzeeKane]

*"You's a purdy man!"*

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

ah they saw lawrence of arabia now get read for space lawrence of space arabia.

[@adarael]

That is... so accurate.

[@wetwork1314]

In that tradition I feel like the God Emperor is space Naked Lunch.

[@idnyftw]

​@@wetwork1314 very apt

[@Sanjuro555]

The bull motif is intentional. The Harkonnen family and surname originated in Finland (in the 20th century, there is indeed such a surname in the form Härkönen). In Finnish, the word härkä means bull. The Atreides had been fighting the Harkonnens (their enemies) for centuries. Thus, bullfighting is synonymous with fighting the Harkonnens (a real war with the Harkonnens was out of the question for political reasons). The giant bull head that the Atreides brought from Kalladan to Arrakis belonged to the bull that Paul's grandfather had lost a fight to. His grandfather's blood was preserved on the horns. The head served as a warning to never underestimate your enemy.

[@mattkono7816]

Okay I'll add some context: Humanity in the future had a massive problem with AI and computers and lots of people died, so Humanity deciced humans would specialize in paticular skills to fill the void left by machines. The use of advanced mathematics fell onto a small group of humans referred to as "The Guild". They used the spice Melange from the dessert world Arrakis (also called Dune) to further enhance their minds and eventually gained a monopoly on space travel by being the only ones capable of preforming the calculations needed for long distance travel. So every faction of Humanity relies on both the Guild and Spice for interstellar travel. Lastly the reason they don't use guns is because this far into the future they has lasers as weapons, but then energy shields were invented and because of how the they work if you shot one with a laser, the two points of contact (the shield and the laser gun that fired it) would both form a nuclear detonation. So since shooting wasn't an option anymore, time to use some slow moving melee weapons. Long comment sorry 😅

[@RabbitShirak]

You forgot to mention mentats, though there seems to some similarities between them and the Guild.

[@chaost4544]

This is a really good short summary of dense material. The Dune universe exists because every single thing formulated in this universe is a direct result of AI overtaking its creators, humanity winning, and the remaining human political structure creating strict religious anti-AI doctrine. The Dune universe gives a possible very long-term outcome of humanity if humans survived the apocalypse of AI.

[@angeleyes4502]

Thank you for this!!!

[@cmay7429]

Also, extensive bio-engineering and genetic manipulation. The Bene Gesserit, in particular, use it to control, influence, and retain power, but it's basically the main technology of the era. You don't need machines to compute when you can engineer a human brain to do it. (The mentats.)

[@RabbitShirak]

@@cmay7429 or rather, you CAN'T use machines, therefore you must improve computational skills of people.

[@bpora01]

Star wars owes a lot to Dune

[@dungeonmaster16]

and same for warhammer 40k. alot of major sci fi today made after dune release is influenced by it

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

EVERYTHING! In my best Gary Oldman voice!

[@darkaero]

Dune (and Stars Wars) owe a lot to the countless iterations of the Heroes Journey that have been written for as long as literature has existed. Especially Greek, Norse, Celtic, etc.. Myths.

[@niel-w1g]

@@darkaero Spoiler, Dune is not a Heroes journey.

[@darkaero]

@@niel-w1g the first book absolutely is. I've read them all so I know what you're referring to, but Im not talking about the saga as a whole. The movies and the first book absolutely follows the heroes journey archetype.

[@Hahndrei]

The author of the books, Frank Herbert, was, in part, inspired by a book call The Sabres of Paradise, about Muslims in the Caucasus fighting against the Russian Empire. He was also inspired, as you immediately recognized, by T. E. Lawrence, but also by the Algerian War of Independence, which was happening around the same time as he was writing the book.

[@Concreteowl]

Atreides is a Greek inspired name. Caladan is ibspired by Scotland. When the book was written the Duke of Edinburgh was a Greek Prince.

[@zagugelblatz]

I'll have to go look up "The Sabres of Paradise". The Chechens are tough people, so I guess it's not surprising they could be an inspiration for the Fremen.

[@bronkomeister]

The film is a story of the danger of following a messiah, in the beginning their fight is for freedom, then they become the oppressor.

[@sudo_rm_vrf]

so the thing with jamis and being paul’s mentor - paul’s visions allow him to see possible futures, including one where him and jamis became great friends. this is why paul cries after killing him in the duel, and it’s the tears (and giving up his water for another person) that make the fremen immediately respect paul. but yeah, the key thing here is that paul’s visions are possibilities, which lets him learn things without needing to directly experience them. so he gained the benefit of jamis’ mentorship without it actually happening, and he gained the experience in fighting him without needing to lose.

[@feralvulcan7955]

Thanks for this. I didn't understand it when I saw it. I'm assuming the book explains it?

[@ThomasReeves-s7u]

@@feralvulcan7955 Not him but my memory is that in the book he is at times trying to actively avoid the vision of becoming a murderous interplanetary warlord but for varied reasons this failed either because some of the alternatives looked worse or for other reasons. But yeah his visions are of possible futures, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. (He can start to feel or realize he's trapped in a certain path if he goes far enough along it.)

[@Alewort]

When Mohiam addressed Paul as human, she was contrasting that to animal, which she would have regarded him as if he had failed the test. He would have been dead though.

[@RabbitShirak]

Exactly. The test is meant to, well test your mental discipline. Discipline=human No discipline=animal

[@derps0n839]

They filmed the desert scenes in Jordan and UAE.

[@ralphw.benitez9283]

Yes, spice is like oil. They need spice for space travel. Spice is needed to train the humans who took the place of thinking computers. Spice exists on one planet - Dune.

[@brandonmason388]

“The CG is so…!” You know what? I’ve seen this movie all the way through probably 5 times and watched several of reactions. I’ve watched Part 2 three times. Until you mentioned the CGI, I never really stopped to think about how this movie was made. It just all looks so good and so convincing and I get so immersed in the story that I think this is the first sci-fi movie with a lot of CGI where I didn’t even notice it or even think about it

[@michaelmoran2421]

Already looking forward to part 2 reaction and this one hasn’t even started yet

[@technofilejr3401]

12:40, this Reverend Mother is actually Jessica's biological mother. Which makes her Paul's grandmother. The Emperor is a cousin to Paul's father Duke Leto. Many of the people conspiring against the Atreides are actually their blood relatives.

[@mathiasbartl9393]

The Bene Gesserit are pretty messed up.

[@adarael]

THIS is a film I've been waiting for you two to watch. :D

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

Dr Yueh gave Paul an Atreides beacon for when he escaped being captured. That's how Duncan finds Paul and Jessica in the desert. Because they have an encrypted beacon signal. Dune is all about secret languages and signals. Dr Yueh is a far more interesting character in the book. He knows he is doomed. He knows Duke Leto is doomed. So he makes the best of the situation, and by being a traitor he manages to save Paul and Jessica, who everyone else fails to save. And he gets to try and kill the Baron, through Leto, which is his actual goal. I can't wait for part 2. you'll like it even more i know.

[@michaelmoran2421]

It’s about time. I’ve been waiting for this reaction.

[@streetdrummersinc4387]

Really enjoyed watching with you😀 ,now do part 2?

[@anitasmith7764]

Amazing reactions guys! So glad you liked it! Personally I prefer the second one but they’re both great! I’ll definitely be subscribing to see what u think!!! Much love from Lake Cumberland Kentucky USA❤❤❤

[@ZakhadWOW]

@Habibibrothers. The religion practiced by the Fremen is known outside Arrakis as Buddislam - a fusion of the two ancient religions from Terra, 11000 years in the past at this point. The Fremen came from a group of Nomadic people known as the Zensunni Wanderers. Frank Herbert very intentionally wanted to evoke Arabia, Islam, and other things to match the supreme desert planet.

[@Alewort]

Further into the past than that, the year is 10191 After Guild, not Anno Domini.

[@Elios0000]

the religion of the Freman is more like Zen-Suni

[@kylemma33]

The fremen were also heavily influenced by native Americans, specifically the Navajo who lived in the desert region of the amer southwest.Thats why alot of them have names that are common among native Americans. The sardaukar are influenced by multiple different people's. One of their influences are the elite soldiers that are native to Afghanistan mountains, specifically takur ghar mountain area.

[@idnyftw]

part 2 let's go! love hearing your insight about it

[@RumCaptain]

Oh, man. Just wait until you see the finale that is Part 2. These Dune movies (really just one long movie split into two parts) are amazing. The book is even better. After you watch part 2, putting this one and 2 together. Your mind will be blown.

[@ysinvangulik1004]

You know they are working on part3 ?

[@RumCaptain]

@ysinvangulik1004 "You don't say" - Nic Cage meme

[@willgreen9861]

Those guys you see kneeling in the rain are basically the janissaries of this universe, supposedly an elite military unit to enforce the Emperor/Ottoman Sultan's rule over arrakis/ The Turkish colonial empire, but due to the passage of time and decadence have become a shadow of their former selves.

[@willgreen9861]

@@Astuga ok ill bite. Who do you think the sardukar better correspond to? the persian immortals because of the persian associtions of Shaddam Corrino?

[@robertharkness7342]

that's their name, it was on the tip of my tongue but I gotta admit it's a very apt comparison.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Always thought of them as Praetorians and/or Samurai. Nouns aside.

[@kylemma33]

The sardaukar also draw influence from the elite mountain soldiers in Afghanistan, specifically those near takur ghar.

[@Hellish-qx4eq]

Also about the decline of humanity. Where elite forces were reduced to terror troops.

[@BeedramWallatusk]

Been waiting for this one. Thank you for watching it even though it never won the polls. I knew it would win over your hearts though. As the others have said, you're going to probably enjoy part 2 even more. The cultural and religious influences were nuances I predicted you would appreciate greatly.

[@The_Kiosk]

The guy Paul killed was the guy from the visions. He said he'd teach Paul the ways of the desert.

[@artembentsionov]

Paul’s story was very loosely inspired by Lawrence of Arabia. The son of a nobleman goes to a desert land with a valuable resource and joins with the locals to fight an empire

[@beefish00]

Thank you for reacting to this

[@Andyman89.]

Dube part two is way better in my opinion. There will be a third movie too Cant wait for your reaction to part two!

[@mcraiderking5690]

You two give me hope for a brighter future for all of us.

[@RogelioV1985]

I appreciate you guys for the movie! Love to see you watched the second Dune movie!

[@ZakhadWOW]

Javier Bardem was a BRILLIANT casting for Stilgar

[@submandave1125]

Very interesting to get your perspectives on the film, given the obvious inspiration Arabic culture had on the idea of the Fremen. As for Paul's visions and Jamis as enemy/friend, Paul sees possible futures and the paths that lead there. So in one future, Jamis is his friend and teacher, but in the path Paul has to take he was his enemy and first kill. Also, Paul has a vision of Chani killing him with a Crys knife, but by giving him the weapon he uses to kill Jamis she does, in a sense, kill the Paul that existed before he had to take a life.

[@danwood4171]

An excellent reaction to this. Well done.

[@svampen7782]

Frank Herbert is the author of the books. He got his inspiration from all over the world one of them being Islam and the arab world. The Dune books has alot to do with the power of the human mind. Its definantly one of the most unique SiFi worlds.

[@TennesseMountainBoii]

39:21 The language the Sardukaur speak is supposedly English thousands of years later.

[@ZakhadWOW]

11000 years post standard Terra

[@1212-y3x]

The desert planet Arrakis, was filmed in four distinct locations: Wadi Rum in Jordan, the desert areas near Abu Dhabi, the northwestern coast of Norway, and the soundstages at Origo Studio in Budapest.

[@technofilejr3401]

1:16:31, in Amtal duels like this using The Voice would be considered dishonorable and cheating. Then Paul and his mom would have to basically risk being unalived on the spot. In the book, Paul's mother was expressly told to not use The Voice and to be silent. 1:16:15, Paul was taught how to fight by Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho since he was old enough to safely hold a blade. Both of his teachers are legendary swordsman in their own lifetime. The director actually made Paul seem less formidable in the movie to raise the tension.

[@AnasNayyar]

The music is out of the world!

[@Cuddlestrike]

I think the brightness settings in your vlc player is wrong somehow. Try resetting your settings.

[@ZakhadWOW]

FUN FACT: HARkonnen is effectively a Finnish name, though the various members have Russian and HIndi names among others.

[@RabbitShirak]

Comes from the last name Härkönen, which means ox. Fitting, considering that Leto's father (Paul's grandfather) was killed by a bull.

[@norwegianblue2017]

You guys should also watch the Dune directed by David Lynch back in 1984. I actually prefer it in many ways.

[@Deukish]

The miniseries is very underrated.

[@bani_niba]

Of course, Frank Herbert, the author of the original Dune books used real-life Middle-Eastern and Near-Eastern peoples are inspiration for his Fremen. The Fremen have many characteristics of the Bedouin peoples. You probably didn't notice, the ruler of this galactic empire is titled the "Padishah Emperor". I believe Padishah was a name used in the Persian and Ottoman Empires.

[@kylemma33]

The fremen were heavily influenced by native Americans, thats why alot of them have names that are common among native Americans. The sardaukar are based off elite soldiers that are native to Afghanistan mountains, specifically takur ghar mountain region.

[@ThomasReeves-s7u]

@@kylemma33 I'd never heard this before about Native Americans. Where did you learn this? When I read the book their use of Jihad, Mahdi, and Zen-Sunni all seemed to imply a mix of Arabic and Japanese.

[@BH-h6l]

Great reaction guys. A few things: This book came out in 1963 so it was the inspiration for many books and films, not the other way around. It's been many years since I read it but I believe the shields repel any force with an equal amount of force, that it why bombs and guns are useless and you have to penetrate the shields slowly to get though. And you might have noticed the absence of computers and that is because of a war against machines called The Butlerian Jihad, that happened thousands of years before the time of this story. And yes it was inspired by events in the Middle East which is why it's called a jihad. Spice is a metaphor for oil. And lastly, Jamis said he would show Paul the way of the desert, and he did that by making Paul kill him. The voice said 'when you take a life you take your own'. So Paul had to die for the 'Kwisatz Haderach' to arise So Pauls death was always a symbolic death. Can't wait til you see part 2. Everything will become clear.

[@lacrimal6336]

Dune the book was published in 1965. Others were inspired by Dune you got it backwards.

[@Каналинтелегента-й2о]

Second one gonna be fire!!!

[@marisakennedy777]

Glad you guys watched this! Don't get me wrong, I do love the polls, but majority rules has its downfalls. It would be awesome if you watched one thing a week that you just choose yourselves. It might also be the only way you get through some of the longer movie series (a lot of people get bored easily).

[@joecromwell2471]

Dredd (2012)!

[@lcbonastre2418]

Reaction The Movie Of Van Helsing (2004) please

[@elsayunita31]

Part 2 reactions too🙌

[@alanfoster6589]

Frank was a professional journalist. He knew how to do research.

[@k9black]

Shields only allow slow moving objects to pass. That's why guns are fairly useless.

[@cionxdistan]

Look forward to Dune 2

[@darkaero]

Dune takes place thousands of years in the future. Most cultures in it are a mix of Catholicism and Islam (both future versions of Sunni and Shia) as well as other religious beliefs, but the Fremen especially are heavily influenced by (and if i remember correctly, the descendents of) Arabic cultures. They dont use the phrase Jihad in the movies, instead just substituting "Holy War", but in the books its used often for both events from the past (ie. The Butlerian Jihad, which was fought to destroy all "Thinking Machines" including super advanced AI with Godlike power).

[@Kingkarl-365]

The way the shields work is only slow movements can pass through, fast moving metals like a small metal bullrt won't penetrate the shields , that's why they fight hand to hand, also they have laser guns but if you shot someone qearing a shield wirh a laser gun it causes a small nuclear explosion so it's avoided on highly valueble worlds like Arrakis.

[@zgreen9673]

You have to do part 2 soon!!!!!

[@lcbonastre2418]

Reaction The Movie Of The Young Frankenstein please

[@markhill3858]

They DO have guns .. but normal bullets will not penetrate a Shield. They also have Lasguns (lasers) which will penetrate a Shield .. but the gun also explodes, killing both shooter and target. So they are not used often. Swords and knives, used correctly with the slow-attack martial art styles, will penetrate a Shield, so they have become important again.

[@el52]

If I remember correctly, I read somewhere that the reaction of a laser hitting the shield creates an explosion akin to a (mini) nuke.

[@Deukish]

@@el52 Yes, and the location of the explosion is random, so even for space combat they rarely use lasers because it could destroy the ship doing the shooting but leave the ship getting shot at perfectly fine. In the book Duncan uses his crashed ornithiper's shield as a trap against some Harkonnen troops chasing him, getting them to shoot at it with lasguns and nuking themselves in the process.

[@markhill3858]

@@el52 yeah :) it might be used by very dedicated assassins, but its not a general infantry tactic :)

[@chaost4544]

@@el52 yep. The reaction is nuclear like. In this universe it seems like firing a lasgun is akin to "don't touch fire". The reason why we don't see it in the live action or in the books is because it's something that's ingrained in everyone from birth not to do.

[@ThomasVanhala]

Timothée Chalamet acting is great. His frustration after seeing the vision of the Jihad in his name in the tent really establish that it is something that Paul Atreides do not want.

[@Wolfen443]

That Dude is most amazing young actor in the last 5 years, he can do anything and look terrifying or cool equally.

[@matthewtopping2061]

The dragonfly vehicles are called "hornithopters" and they have little animals inside them that vibrate very quickly in order for the vehicle to fly. In that world advanced technology is forbidden.

[@billy9497able]

People do eat and drink the spice as well. Rich people in the universe sometimes get addicted to it and it can kill you if you suddenly stop taking it. The lore goes so deep but I really can’t wait for part 2.

[@Greenlion781]

The villain in this movie is not the Emperor, it's the Baron Harkonnen, who is a rival noble family to the Atreides. It's like a Game of Thrones situation like Stark vs Lannister. The Emperor is a different guy entirely that you will see in the second movie.

[@HeeBeeGeeBee392]

The real villain is the clockwork mouse on rails who chooses the path to his own survival and thereby dooms billions in the future. It's a trolley problem.

[@chriswerth918]

Habibi Brothers, I can promise you one thing: PART TWO WILL BLOW YOUR MIND! 😉

[@niel-w1g]

The people with the big "glass" head covering are part of the guild navigators, spoiler , they have been mutated by spice to the point of no longer looking human. They keep this under wraps hehe

[@TahoeNevada]

Dune was published in 1964, and was a huge influence on the original Star Wars trilogy.

[@mathiasbartl9393]

The Emperor Shaddam Corrino IV. is played by Christopher Walken and only shows up in the second movie. And you gotta react to part 2 & 3, the story makes some realy good turns.

[@DurkMcGerk]

"Crazy spice, not like cumin..." 😆

[@mandingo9999998]

Some interesting background when the movie came out. Dune was written by an old white guy in America in 1965. When the movie came out some accused him of racism \ 'cultural appropriation' of Arabic people \ Islam. But young people today are not smart enough to recognize science fiction for what is it - it's not real. The author used many influences to come up with a fictional story. What these critics don't understand is this is not a 'white savior' story, it's the opposite. Paul Atreides ultimately leads the Fremen people to failure and perversion of their once unique culture. The authors intent was showing the dangers of believing in a single cult figure - regardless of race or religion. He was concerned that people thought Paul was a hero in the first book, so he wrote a sequel, "Dune: Messiah" ( which will be the third, and I think, the final movie). Dune Part 1 and 2 is the first and second half of the first book.

[@icatfishedyourdad2767]

It wasn’t the plot and inclusion of Islam/Arabic culture that people thought was racist/cultural appropriation, it was the fact that no Middle Eastern/Muslim/Arabic actors of note were cast in any of the Fremen roles that people took issue with.

[@mandingo9999998]

@@icatfishedyourdad2767 Well yeah, that too. But the movie, just like the book: the Fremen are NOT Arabic or Muslim. Just like the Atriedes are not French or German or Christians. It's science fiction. The whole point is to look at larger themes: not conduct a DEI audit of race eligion.

[@Etereys]

You two will LOVE the tv series Dune: Prophecy which ended Season 1 sometime near the end of 2024.

[@AnasNayyar]

Feel free to turn on subtitles

[@danwood4171]

Based on an old Sci Fi novel that is considered to be the greatest sci fiction book ever. It is a great read.

[@KleineVos84]

Dune! Finally! I thought you would never watch it. The movies are based on the books by Frank Herbert. He got a lot of inspiration from Islamic Arabic and Berber culture. In the books even more than in the movies. It is one of my favorite book series. I don't know if you like reading but I can definitely recommend these books they are brilliant. But whatever you do watch dune 2 because it is even better than this one

[@michaelmoran2421]

I’ve only read the first book and it was about 30 years ago but I think it’s the best Syfi book I’ve ever read.

[@jeromym5124]

Part 2, part 2, part 2, part 2!!!!

[@Toastrodamus]

I think it's a very interesting way to write a story. Arab culture is being used to inspire the story, out of respect; but no disrespect to Islam. If we look at humanity, 10,000 years into the future, it will be all mixed up - but a big part of it will be Arab.

[@tor4472]

Dune 2 is even better, Dune 1 must take time to explain the universe.

[@kingscorpion7346]

Frank Herbert's Dune series of novels, as far as I know, take place farther in the future than any other story published. the year it starts in: 10,181, isn't 10,181 A.D. but A.G. (After Guild) the spacing guild that controls space flight in the empire was formed in the year 10,000 A.D., and this takes place 10,000 after that! so, by our calander it's about 21,000 AD!

[@savik-f7v]

guys I think there's something wrong in your video player settings. your videos look darker than they should, you literally can't see anything in some scenes. maybe see if you can fix it

[@Gregory-qu1ct]

4:46 loooool

[@technofilejr3401]

The Fremen follow a religion called Zennsunni which is an amalgam of Zenn Buddhism and Zenni Sunni Islam that took place 1000s of years in our future. The ancestors of the Fremen were a persecuted group of people called the Zennsunni Wanderers. They settled on Arrakis many thousands of years before the start of this story. That is why many of the words and concepts appear to be Arab or Islamic in nature.

[@LoboGaming86]

Yes everything was inspired by DUNE, everything

[@electrostatic1]

All artificial intelligence is strictly banned in the universe by this point...

[@f-4815]

I think they filmed in Jordan and UAE, all the desert shots I think is UAE

[@arnorrian1]

Bi-lal kaifa!

[@11slain]

You guys should read the book. I read it first time when I was 13 and I have reread them at least 20 times. I will read it again.

[@ИсоЖанымов]

I love you guys

[@AmethystTravis]

This is an excellent film ❤

[@mariacabrera-p3w]

Please watch The Perfect Storm...also Open Water 1&2

[@dannyboymac]

why is it it so dark, at the end this is not like it should be or did you do that for the reaction only?

[@TYR96]

Please react to Dune Part 2 soon ! Its a great movie👍🏼

[@brickmaestro8243]

Need Part Two

[@ced6733]

Alita battle angel Chappie ❤❤❤

[@Greenlion781]

All the movies that you noticed similarity with took their ideas from this story, the book was a huge hit and came out in 1965

[@doubler8684]

Part 2 soon please!

[@goblin2bis707]

Fremen came from Earth 20 000 years ago, from middle eastern countries, they have the influence of Islam and Boudhism evolved in the future with other cuktural things they got during their wandering from Earth to Dune ; That's what the author, Herbert Franke, wrote in his books.

[@Wolfen443]

The shield prevent the attacks from above, with no shield they cannot defend the place.

[@ShadowNetWeaver1]

YEEEEAAAAAA!!!! I’ve been WAITING for this one! This whole saga is a slow burn but OH MAN is the payoff worth it Edit: Two things. The fat villain is not the Emperor. He is Baron Vladimir Harkonen, head of a major noble house like House Atreides. The emperor worked with him to kill off their mutual rival. Also, Paul’s visions are POSSIBLE futures that he sees

[@OVDOVG01]

Part 2 is GREAT

[@AnasNayyar]

Exceptional