Paul Atreides Has a Vision | Dune: Part One | Max

[@N8R_Quizzie]

Love that you can tell Jessica deeply cares and loves Paul, and then he lashes out at her because he's overwhelmed. He's partially right to assign blame to her.

[@miliyn17]

100% right.

[@alexpaleale]

You’re not looking deep enough… that’s the surface level information. I believe in this scene Paul sees the evil he will do in the future and that his mother is responsible for him drinking the water of life and pulling the strings. This scene is more than a mere emotional outburst, it’s a teaser into things to come.

[@N8R_Quizzie]

@@alexpaleale oh yeah I understand that. A lot of people thought Jessica was really cold and uncaring towards Paul. I think Paul is really perceptive because the Bene Gesserit really did make him a freak, and when he travels South all of his fears are realized that he had before. He becomes what he feared he would become. It's a very strong and natural progression of character through the movies and I just absolutely love how consistent it is.

[@OfficialSapphirePhoenix]

The way SHE truly is the mastermind behind all of this...she wanted this outcome she just didn't foresee at what cost...

[@yukonsteppa]

@@alexpalealethat’s exactly what bro was saying lmao

[@TheeKittyPie]

The way he crumples after this and just says,”my father is dead.” He’s really just a kid dealing with all of this

[@jourdanrasmussen1552]

I think in a scene with so many perfect line deliveries, it somehow ends up being the best. Clutching his Mom and devastated that his Dad is dead. It’s brutal.

[@corkyboi9006]

it's funny you say he's just a kid when he truly is but after this scene in the book Jessica knows he isn't one anymore

[@AnnatarCarvour]

Hes 15 ? 16 ? Here i forget lol he might be 17..I thought by the end of the first book he was 19?

[@slytoe44]

Only at the young age of 15 years old.

[@DreamFearless]

_“Somebody help me please”_ It’s so bone chilling. No one can spare him his role in the future. He is the messiah and holy war, like unquenchable fire, shall spread his name.

[@anon7684]

A metaphor for coming of age

[@edin1256]

It really is my favourite scene of the film after rewatching countless times. So well acted. Just a child who is all alone, seeing what horror he leads in the future, begging for help.

[@donotreplydumbpeople3866]

More like forced Messiah, he did not wanted to be, but they pushed him, Jessica was soooo soo in love with the idea of her son being the Messiah that she forced Paul to a path that will only give him pain

[@christopherpumphrey7023]

He was being forced to the path until the Harkonnen’s destroyed the sietch. That is when Paul said “I will do what must be done.” He veers from the group going south to drink the water of life. After he gains prescience no one forces him. He knows what must be done in order for the people he loves to survive. There is no way for him to communicate this though. It would be incomprehensible to others because he was bred for this. Paul is one of the most horrifying and saddening characters ever written.

[@akiramasashi9317]

Spoiler warning, he's not actually the messiah.

[@wakaluli]

when he said "my father is dead" is just so gut wrenching. he's finally waking up to the reality that he lost his father and he's aware everything is now going to be on his shoulders. he's only now getting time to grieve

[@GrandeTheftDesperado]

In the book he doesn’t know why he can’t mourn his father all the while he’s succumbing to the prescience for the first time. His mind is changing becoming more analytic, envision all these probabilities one of which is a holy war carried out in his name. But all he wants to do is feel sad for his pops but he can’t because he’s basically becoming a human computer simulator. But by the end of it he finally is able to mourn his father’s death.

[@ultrapat23]

Woah, now hearing in Dune Part 2: Paul saying "That's not HOPE!" to his mom hits harder now

[@Killerkwoi13]

Exactly, it’s propaganda and praying on the vulnerability of the natives

[@timovangalen1589]

"Lead them to Paradise"

[@eragonbromsson1122]

There is hope and it's name is Leto.

[@benjaminfiskeaux7494]

Denis COOKED with this scene

[@Persephone_Personified]

Denis His name is Denis Not Dennis. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@souliersenpai1387]

and zimmer too damnn, love this scene

[@smadkl]

9e3@3ae3

[@usmanmt33]

He most definitely did

[@gordonfreeman-g5w]

Bijaz

[@kr15711]

I absolutely love this scene, especially Timotheé's voice modulation, the cinematography, the music which changes when Paul sees himself up there with Chani. So good

[@rubiksworld2170]

Foreshadowing dune messiah 😮

[@TheGrrson]

The shot of Paul and Chani looking out of the door of the giant spaceship onto the Fremen army below is bonkers. Their blue eyes against the all-white glowing background is 😍

[@Blackarooni]

He doesn't say this in the book, the narration is the one that says it. I think having Paul himself say it like a madman as the book says, it's probably one of my favorite changes made to the book. "A WAR IN MY MAME" is delivered expertly

[@CustomFitted]

Fully agreed.

[@space.age.technocrat]

Absolutely agree

[@thobat14]

Watching this scene after seeing Part 2 hits so different now! Like wow. Takes a whole different meaning.

[@dominikkuzila]

What he sees happens after part 2.

[@AveChristusRex789]

@@dominikkuzilaspoiler: I’m curious. The vision here shows that Chani will be with Paul as they’re both on the airship while the fighting is happening. However, Chani leaves Paul after he chooses to wed the daughter of the emperor. How is this going to work?

[@hesso__]

@@AveChristusRex789cuz after he drinks the water of life he says that she will come to understand. so he knows she will join him at some point. or at least thats what it seems as someone who hasnt read the books.

[@noobexclusivehd8709]

@@hesso__ My understanding was that he could see all possible futures and one is where Chani didn't leave Paul. These visions could all be separate possible futures.

[@ivando4767]

this scene aint the vision in part 2 i think this scene takes on messiah

[@dmen0563]

I honestly don't get people who say the first movie is slow. Tik tok has ruined people's brains

[@elijahalbiston]

It is slow but a very well crafted set up to Part Two, and the payoff, oh my goodness

[@thomasjames24306]

I thought it was perfectly paced. I was never bored. I think it’s a matter of if you are invested in the story or not.

[@neonlost]

it's slow but that's the point it's like a rollercoaster ride people, you have parts you go straight then dips down then finally at the ending you get this ratchet feeling like you're being pulled up quicker and then it slams you back down to earth.

[@yinloveyang]

Yeah glad I don't use it at all.... even when I used it once during Eurovision weeks prior to the show I disliked it so much. 😢 Even now I've got a tendency to watch longer videos over short ones.

[@T3hS14ppy]

I love Pauls visions. He sees things in other peoples point of view. In dune 2, its actually chani who does the fighting vs the Sadukar. Not paul.

[@peargrin]

An astonishing scene from Dune: Part One. The visual complexity, vast scope, combined with intimate performances, shows in a few minutes Denis Villeneuve’s absolute genius.

[@Bellg]

Timothee's vocal delivery here is quite something. It MAKES the entire scene

[@Vacerous]

That's what I love about this scene it's so rich. It's like there are 2 sides speaking at the same time. One is the scared boy that Jessica ultimately reigns in, but the other is the "freak" the Bene Gesserit have created. One voice is terrified of what he sees, the other would revel in those very flames. Take the line "fanatical legions worshipping at the shrine of my father's skull! A war in my name! EVERYONE shouting my name" that doesn't sound like it's being delivered by "Paul", the scare little boy who just lost his world. He physically tries to move himself out of the vision, backing away, but the way he delivers it conveys that sadism, that ecstasy, over what he's seeing. So you have to ask, who's "name" are they shouting? Paul? Lisan Al Gaib? Mua Dib? or Kwisatz Haderach?

[@KoOkiEzRoCkz]

Can you imagine the type of dread this would feel like? The inevitability of your own future. A future stained in blood, death and suffering.

[@jordanastro4694]

I mean it wasn’t inevitable, he could’ve killed himself right here and save billions.

[@theflashgordon193]

It's not inevitable. A possible futur

[@Darkrepulser1024]

​@@theflashgordon193 it was inevitable because it did happen

[@sage-je7fc]

ask Eren

[@anon7684]

Anxiety level: MAXIMUM

[@andrewchiu6226]

This plays different for me after Part 2, not just because of Paul, but Jessica. Both "the mother" and "the son" effectively die after they take the Water of Life.

[@anon7684]

So did they corrupt the Fremen or did the Fremen corrupt them? 🤔

[@maazahmed506]

@@anon7684 The Bene Gesserit corrupted both indirectly.

[@jemueladrianmongado7692]

Same. This was the last time they were mother and son. They then went on to fulfill roles bigger than family - as Reverend Mother and as Muad'Dib.

[@sain1536]

@@maazahmed506 None of the events of Dune would've happened if not for the BG, I'd say they were directly involved in it.

[@IllaWilliams]

2:52 His only sense of calm during this horrific vision is when Chani says his name. He loved her before they even met

[@yujx0401]

That's so sad after part 2 🥲🥲

[@Alex_anders96]

In the book he still loves her 1000s of years after their deaths..

[@4rtsyval]

insane work, really. heartbreaking after part two

[@nateborie6329]

Watching this scene after seeing Part Two, I finally understand. The vision of Chani leading him to his destiny had two meanings to it. Paul couldn't see the whole vision, because his sight wasn't fully developed yet. Chani served the purpose of helping Paul become the Kwizats Haderach, but it was Alia who was manipulating and leading him there this whole time. Leading him to become the Lisan Al Gaib.

[@donotreplydumbpeople3866]

Alía or his mom?

[@nateborie6329]

@@donotreplydumbpeople3866 That's the funny thing isn't it? The Kwizats Haderach's perception of time and space is not limited to the physical presence of a being. Whether it was simply his mind playing tricks, or Alia, or Jessica, something lead Paul on this path.

[@holamoco]

​​​@@nateborie6329Ultimately, it was Paul's own desire for revenge or vengeance. He just needed a little or a big push to fully decide and commit. What stopped him in the first place was his fear of destruction and death. He was still just a boy who became the Duke over a night, traumatized, confused and afraid. But, eventually, he had to answer to the call of a new leader. He followed this -- “A great man doesn’t seek to lead. He’s called to it. And he answers. And if your answer is no, you’ll still be the only thing I ever needed you to be. My son. I found my own way to it. Maybe you’ll find yours.”

[@shearoar]

this hits different now

[@LetsGetitBoah]

Cuz this wasn't just some vision, this is THE future. it'll get a lot uglier than what was shown here though.

[@Aegeus42]

@@LetsGetitBoah its just one future i think. Paul sees alot of branching stories in his powers

[@andrewchiu6226]

@@Aegeus42 Sad to say, after what he does in Dune Messiah, he would have gladly chosen this future.

[@LetsGetitBoah]

@@Aegeus42 ......I mean....maybe. They could go away from the books.

[@LRZephyr]

​@@LetsGetitBoah Why though? Dune is precisely that, a warning about centralized power and the dependency on it. The fremen jihad has to happen, or else it's not Dune anymore

[@niteshmgs7569]

This is my favourite scene from the first film.

[@N8R_Quizzie]

I'd probably agree. I remember looking forward to this scene the most on rewatches in the theater.

[@Agesilaus.88]

It definitely captures the weight and horror of the story.

[@niteshmgs7569]

@@Agesilaus.88 we get that sense of something terrible that's gonna happen but not sure what it will be.

[@Agesilaus.88]

@@niteshmgs7569 68 billion deaths terrible.

[@zensempai7371]

​@@Agesilaus.88 just wait till Letto the 2nd becomes the god emperor - and the millennia of the " golden path" no human loved so much or sacrificed as much for humanity.

[@HouseOfAndrew]

"A warrior religion that waves the Atreides banner in my father's name. Fanatical legions worshipping at the shrine of my father's skull." This is my favorite part. Such a cold line

[@whatsursource]

"I am Paul Muad'Dib Atreides, Duke of Arrakis. The hand of God be my witness I am the voice from the outer world. I will lead you to Paradise!"

[@stuartwesthall]

Not gonna lie, after reading the books, seeing and hearing that line delivery was devastating. Words of such promise, but they will bring untold death and destruction. I think I made some kind of sound in the cinema, but the tears were running either way.

[@TheeKittyPie]

The saddest triumph I’ve ever seen in a movie

[@DurvalLacerda]

It's so bizarre how the second movie elevated the first. Please, watch the first one again after the part 2.

[@yinloveyang]

I've already done... 😂Dune movies are top 2 things I've been watching these last two three weeks. Now I have to watch the Syfy mini series from 2000's and the infamous Lynch movie with books which will take time atleast until 2025 then it's going to be only like two-three years until the third Dune 😂

[@maazahmed506]

@@yinloveyangListen to the audiobook of the novels, it's even better.

[@eser.yildiz]

This is what I did. Couldn't agree more.

[@sephsam]

The scene with the box, where she tells Paul he has more than one birthright, it resonates so much better after watching part 2.

[@chays19751]

@@sephsam Good catch. I noticed that today when I was watching 1 again.

[@LetsGetitBoah]

This isn't just a vision folks..this is the actual future.

[@remedysvulgar9592]

Def the golden path and the golden suits to show that Paul is emperor at this point along with the advanced weirding way (space kung fu)

[@shooshooshooshooshooter]

Jamis finna be confused as the audience then

[@Diogolindir]

Except for that scene in Caladan, that never happened. Jessica forbid the Jihad to enter Caladan

[@gunnar6674]

Not exactly. The visions are not exactly the future.

[@bl7828]

“Everyone’s shouting my name!!” Whispers paul* Amazing

[@julianr8544]

The scene at 2:00 and at 2:16, I really hope gets expanded upon in the film version of Dune: Messiah. I loved the small glimpses we got in both this and the book.

[@kaaluha]

same

[@XanderVJ]

From interviews, I get the feeling that "Dune Messiah" is the book that Villeneuve wants to adapt the most, even more than the original book.

[@TheGrrson]

The stone-cold stare with blue eyes...

[@antonradke5943]

It won’t be. This vision is incomplete. It’s just ONE possible future. If the next movie is accurate to the book? Then Caladan will be off limits to the Fedaykin by decree of Lady Jessica herself. Therefore, we won’t see anything about those shots. Sorry dawg

[@4rtsyval]

​@@antonradke5943 i think you might be right. still one of THEE coldest scenes in both films.

[@AsuraQin]

2:24 the saddest part is he asked for help but was instead dragged into the dark

[@anon7684]

Most people that end up in the dark don't have help

[@AsuraQin]

@@anon7684 Paul’s own mom pushed him into the dark

[@anon7684]

@@AsuraQin and she wasn't help

[@montadar1]

"No more terrible disaster could befall your people than for them to fall into the hands of a Hero"

[@dawarrior95]

Ohhh Dr. Keynes. How right you were...

[@Josiahyongo]

Perfect foreshadowing, the fight scene here with paul happens almost exactly in Dune 2 but it's chani fighting.

[@Marksman3434]

If you know what happens in Dune Messiah, this scene would be giving you chills

[@felixlucena]

What happens?

[@davidw4936]

@@felixlucenabillions die. Paul gets depression about not being able to change the future. Paul goes blind and goes to die in a dessert. His kids go on to become worm human mutants.

[@fate.7806]

Only leto II becomes a worm thus the god emperor ​@@davidw4936

[@bennettsilverstein1487]

@@davidw4936ok I didn’t know about the worm human mutants that’s insane actually

[@fernhausluv44]

@@davidw4936 That's not exactly it; Paul does get mega-depressed yes, but largely because he realized all of his efforts to save certain characters, from death or fanaticism, were in vain, or even worse, maybe even because he was over-reliant on his visions. He then has an epiphany that he must remove himself from the equation to allow for a better future/path to occur.

[@殿郷敦]

That snippet of Paul in Ninja mode fighting could be a vision from Dune: Messiah. Blue eyes and all.

[@tylergraham6662]

though most likely not in this case since he's fighting sardakuar who have already surrendered at the end of P2 and worms are only on Arrakis. Most likely is slightly altered timeline of the battle in Part 2

[@shockwave2291]

It’s not. Spoilers if you haven’t watched Part Two but this scene is a vision of the final battle between the Fremen and the Sardaukar, however the real timeline flips the roles; Chani is the one fighting in the crowd while Paul is overseeing the battle. Chani even uses the exact same pose as Paul does at the end of the vision.

[@xarachne8473]

That scene already happened in part two except it was Chani. Just like the visions of Chani walking in the desert turned out to be Jessica. it said in the first movie that his visions aren't exactly accurate

[@chays19751]

@@tylergraham6662 I was bummed they didn't show up wearing the armor from this vision in their final battle in 2.

[@Proph3t3N]

@@chays19751 simpliest solution is change of concept in the 2nd film. IMO they look way better in film two. More rustic, how would they be able to manufacture such armor, while being nomadic people on the desert. During 3rd film sure, but that remains to be seen, how they will portay fremen or rather what's left of them there.

[@Clorwall]

The shot of the hovering ship over Caladan at 2:05 is one of my favs of both movies

[@martincarter6961]

This scene has the best cinematography in a duology that is already filled with exceptional shots.

[@litmeister]

The music sends chills down your spine. One of the best movies I've seen

[@matiasrocha317]

I saw both films in theaters . And oh my god , this two movies are the best thing , I ever seen in a long time . Everything in both films are peak perfection , long live the figthers 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ .

[@Brydigan94]

And now that that part 2 is out, it just elevates part 1 to a new level

[@RockSHOMA]

​@@Brydigan94absolutely! Part 2 has a lot of nonsense.

[@missbelled6700]

@@RockSHOMA somehow I'm not surprised you managed to misinterpret that completely lol

[@johnnyflores5954]

Addam Rashi Azanta 🗣️

[@muhuee]

This scene has a pretty cool call-back in the sequel.

[@apples-fj8eu]

It's not a callback, it's foreshadowing

[@nilanavesa]

​@@apples-fj8eui mean... depends in where u see it, its kinda both

[@LetsGetitBoah]

@@nilanavesa It's definitely Foreshadowing,........hint hint

[@nilanavesa]

@@LetsGetitBoah but if u see the vision came true in the sequel isnt it a callback tho? (seriously asking, not debating)

[@LetsGetitBoah]

@@nilanavesa I think you were right, it's kind of both.

[@kevinwong8693]

3:14 I mean Rebecca Ferguson's acting there is just Oscar worthy! A mother that loves her son but is shocked at his sudden outburst of anger at her.

[@menebe]

1:25 the music started to get chills....

[@RedMag01]

This scene really got me hooked first time watching it. From the music to seeing the Fedaykin using the weirding way fight style.

[@stuartclarkson48]

I still think of this scene all the time, Timothee can act that's for sure the feeling of fear the horror of what's to come, what he becomes responsible for. He is scared of himself becoming this figure and Part 2 helps clear that up even more

[@benyseus6325]

I’m pretty sure this is a vision of Dune Messiah during the Holy Jihad against the Landsraad, after Chani returns to Paul no longer upset, which is a big change in her character from the book.

[@SoVicked]

I believe this too, could even be that Chani is looking at someone else besides Paul. Could possibly be Leto II but who knows. I’m excited to see how they bridge the gap between part 2 and messiah but also how they handle the changes they made for the adaptions.

[@Brydigan94]

Hopefully we get to see the the scene of Paul and Chani on Caladan in Part 3!

[@evooff]

Surely that can't happen now considering how Part 2 ended?

[@Brydigan94]

@@evooff Why wouldn’t it happen? Paul and Chani could reunite while the holy war is still happening.

[@captainamerica8217]

Paul says "she'll come around, I've seen it" in Dune part two after he drinks the water of life@@evooff

[@greedyguts247]

@@captainamerica8217 he says “she will come to understand” which I didn’t take to mean she’ll come around. He had a vision of a future where chani dies so my guess is he made his choices so that she would live, even if it she ended up leaving him

[@BCEClanExtermination]

​@@evooff so you think He saw this vision and this is coming but it is Not coming ? It is a vision. It will come. Thats what makes the ending so much more good of Part two. Because they will be together

[@DuncanUdaho67]

1:41 is such a perfect expression. A mix of sympathy for her son and look of “ooooh, so my experiment is actually working…😏”.

[@MicahDarkFantasy]

Dune was a fantastic movie. Denis Villeneuve is such a great director! ❤️

[@TrueBagPipeRock]

Such a good scene. Great directing. A Spice vision from Paul. Such a pretty psychedelic desert movie. Really does do justice and pay homage to Lawrence of Arabia. You know what's wild, is I've watched this movie a few times and just seeing this scene, when Paul snaps, he taps into "the voice" when he says, "get off me." I did not notice that before.

[@upthefnspurs]

I love every single second of Dune 2 and think it is overall the better movie (both are peak cinema) but something about this scene just keeps me coming back. The score, the acting, it’s just perfect

[@XXSTEAKYXX]

FINALLLY SOMEONE OFFICIALY UPLAODS THIS SCENE

[@sevennom]

If these visions happen in part 3 it will be Absolute Cinema.

[@jjack3186]

We’re gonna come back to this to say it aged well

[@xarachne8473]

Did you miss the part where most of these visions happened in part two?

[@sevennom]

@@xarachne8473 Not all. And it usually turns out differently. The one with Paul and Chani on a ship looking down from above didn't happen.

[@chays19751]

@@sevennom we assume that will be on planet Caladan after they leave Arrakis at the end of 2 some point in the future.

[@remedysvulgar9592]

For ppl who watched dune 2 this is a vision of the jihad note the golden armor and advanced weirding way to show Paul has been emperor awhile at this point

[@naufalkhoiruzaqi954]

I got deja vu when watching that Chani fight scene in Dune Part Two lol, is it supposed to be not happen yet or more like alternate future where Paul is the one who fight?

[@palavarooki6155]

​@@naufalkhoiruzaqi954no its the future in part 3

[@remedysvulgar9592]

@@naufalkhoiruzaqi954 it is a parallel yes a cool one too but it’s also a messiah foreshadow fs

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

@@remedysvulgar9592 your referring to the " paul muadib's jihad " from the books.

[@fogg0]

@@palavarooki6155if you watch dune 2, the scene is damn near one to one but it’s Chani. So makes me wonder if this was a possible future that isn’t happening

[@neonoires]

Lead them to paradise.

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

as the mahdi muadib says? i think i heard that in the books, trilogy.

[@CarlosAlexandre-vb4yb]

It's when Paul attacks the Great Houses and starts the Jihad

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

@@CarlosAlexandre-vb4yb the event is named as " Paul muadibs jihad " I think your referring to that which happened when Paul attacked the great houses.

[@abiabbles1816]

This scene is true art fr i keep finding myself coming back to this exact scene in the movie every time everything about this is perfecttt

[@thedragondemands]

*YOU WERE THE CHOSEN ONE!! IT WAS SAID THAT YOU WOULD BRING BALANCE TO THE GALAXY - NOT LEAVE IT IN **_DARKNESS_** !!*

[@jxun4l3ht10]

With great power comes great responsibility

[@thecaptaindeadpool5098]

Anakin is Paul Atreides for kids😂

[@olcuqap1789]

@@thecaptaindeadpool5098real

[@andrewchiu6226]

And that's why Dune resonates now. If you grew up and loved Star Wars as a kid, then you will love Dune as an adult. In the grander scheme, like Anakin, Paul and his son did bring balance to humanity. By the most horrible way possible.

[@BESTINTHEWORLD0007]

Paul is not like anakin in anyway

[@damienjohnson4051]

This scene is so Epic, especially after seeing part2...hits even stronger....that war scene and the score is so phenomenal.....that look down after victory is riveting!!

[@kaktuscraftplay1320]

After Part Two this scene has whole new meaning

[@K8319M]

Maybe I'm on a Dune high but one of the greatest scenes ever at least prior to Dune 2

[@alex2507106]

My number #1 favorite 🤩 scene from Dune part. The music alone is incredible and visually got me hooked

[@thewatcher4552]

The music is 80% of the scene!! ❤‍🔥

[@lugh5466]

It gave me goosebumps, even more so after seeing the second film.

[@FlaneurCreatif]

The first film is my personal favourite, there is just something about it which makes me prefer it over the second even though its not as good haha. That's proof of how revolutionary this trilogy is becoming.

[@EdanSolViamar]

Same. Part one has something Part two lacks. I can't quite explain it

[@fktheproducer]

with you on this, however part 2 made part 1 even better in my eyes.

[@greenwithevil6]

Part 1 was more personal, had more ambience, more focus, it barely had jokes, it was all a ride filled with breath taking music and scenes, Part 2 had some of it but it was focused more, had funny scenes and had scenes for everyone. I can't explain it well 😂 but you are right, i love part 1!

[@bennettsilverstein1487]

@@greenwithevil6same with me

[@ttomasd]

Second one lacks scenes like this... More scenes with crazy giant scale ships/machines/buildings...

[@LumiCraft]

1:18 in Dune Part 2 this is in fact Chani not Paul. One of many possibilities in this vision.

[@tehjefey]

1:04. If you've seen part 2 already. Know that this part of his vision comes through for someone else.

[@nasyirvyx]

chani

[@Garbageman28]

Important to once again highlight that Paul sees *a* future, not *the* future.

[@Berserker190]

I don’t get it? why was it chani instead of Paul

[@tragictwo1029]

⁠Paul can’t really see the future, but predict multiple futures at once

[@Jiji_here_431]

Could also be the upcoming possible future given the golden amor that signify him being a emperor for quite some time going against the landsraad

[@revanpendragon7729]

1:42 chani's shadow emerging like a worm, could this be a nod to a certain god emperor?

[@4rtsyval]

0:46 chani looks so otherworldly beautiful here, so warm & gentle. a stark contrast to what's happening behind her.

[@offlineraided]

This is the possible future in which Jessica doesnt survive the desert or loses to Stilgar

[@jbird4165]

Fun fact: I don’t know in which dune but after this scene we see again in another vision the same shrine he’s talking about with painting of his father and his skull and fremen worshiping at his shrine.

[@SanosEdge]

Truly hits different after seeing Part 2. "The world made choices for us."

[@sooling5529]

Paul is the Eren Jeager of the dune universe Paul 🤝 Eren

[@ladybabe6958]

Anakin

[@andrewdevita629]

More like Anakin AND Eren are the Paul's of their respective series. Dune came first you know.

[@itsasquid]

@@andrewdevita629 I was just going to say. Eren is the Paul of AoT.

[@MildPsychedelic]

I wonder if we'll ever see Leto II's apocalyptic visions done in this style. I'd say they're arguably scarier.

[@neonoires]

I watched part 1 before I read the first two books and this scene really stood out to me without knowing about what happens at all. Timothée Chalamet’s face going from intrigue and admiration to pure horror once it dawned on him that he was the cause of this was great.

[@3rdsidewalker]

To think that he just lost his entire family and then has nothing but an inter-galactical genocide as his future.. "Somebody help me please..."

[@chicharonn]

yo you gotta agree that paul atreides using an all black fit always hits diff

[@patrickps5592]

3:16 this is where Jessica realizes she's creating a monster.

[@XTAKU.]

I think a cool concept in Dune is the concept of “humanity”, Frank Herbert believed that the ability to think and act independently of our primal instincts “programming” is what makes us human. The gom jabbar test was done to gauge Paul’s humanity, but we see something distinctly different after he takes the water of life in part 2. To achieve great power, Paul and Jessica effectively have to give up some of their humanity. Paul becomes locked in to a future beyond his control and becomes something of a tragic figure. He’s got “divine” powers of foresight but is essentially a slave to his power. It’s a beautifully crafted narrative about the dangers of power and losing one’s way.

[@aishwaryasundararaman]

This plus the preceding scene with Leto's death perfectly lays out the stakes of the Dune story- a boy struggling with his destiny/choices that may have been forced upon him. Fantastic acting across the board. I will never understand the people that complained about Dune being too cold.

[@AesirUnlimited]

“This edible ain’t shi…”

[@dart9435]

"A warrior religion waiving the Atreides banner on my father's name". His father named Leto. Real ones know

[@space.age.technocrat]

The most important scene of the first movie imho. God bless Denis and Hans.

[@mgbomb11]

After watching part 2 these visions hit hard

[@TheGrrson]

No wonder he had visions. His whole body was covered in spice and he was inhaling a bunch of it.

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

Yeah. Paul basically trips balls the entirety of the First book once he gets to Arrakis. But he can actually see the future.

[@LucasJ-Edits]

When I saw this for the first time in theaters I thought I was about to take up the Atredies banner goodness lol

[@impersonal6650]

The Jihad was so inevitable, that it happens even if Paul has Chani and Jamis by his side.

[@markmeszaros76]

After part 2 you know this was always inevitable

[@EdanSolViamar]

The greatest scene in both movies. Absolute chills

[@galvinpro]

Not a Bene Gesserit's pet anymore. The Duke Paul Muad'dib Atreides

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

he sometimes calls himself the ketz hedeirach, however he mostly goes by muadib which is loosely arabic word.

[@MyFavorite_Scenes]

After Part Two this rocks even more

[@Marvolo14]

Its wild comparing this Jessica who recoils and weeps when her son lashes out at her, as if her heart is breaking for him, to the Jessica in Part 2. Ferguson did a phenomenal job portraying the change in Jessica after the Water of Life awakens her mind. Its like two completely different characters.

[@robertrizov4247]

The name Atreus witch Atreides name is based on is defined as “Fearless”

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

Its also the name of two of the characters from the Iliad. Menelaus and Agammenon. The sons of Atrues.

[@holamoco]

2:24 😢❤

[@StringierHail56]

I now realize that when Chani says "Paul," it's actually Jessica trying to influence him. Whether or not it worked is up for debate.

[@slimshazy2819]

What do you mean?

[@paulcarlsen5787]

My favorite scene from the whole movie

[@FablesOutofSpace]

holly war is coming! Bro part 2 made this scene even much better, amazing movie!

[@ylkylk]

Same music was used for Dune part 2 speech scene, if you noticed.

[@maazahmed506]

Yes. This is the motif Hans Zimmer used to signify Paul's jihad in both movies and I love it.

[@Vacerous]

"Fanatical legions worshipping at the shrine of my father's skull!" 40k Marine:..........~Go on~

[@avinier325]

This basically is the single most important scene in the whole Dune Saga, wish Villeneuve added more weight to it

[@elijahalbiston]

I think that’s the point. You feel like all the visions are only snippets, hallucinations, a mirage of some kind, only upon rewatching do you feel the actual impending sense of awe and doom as you realize it’s not a spice dream, *this is their future*

[@PowerpixelYT]

its really not

[@leprovokateur7745]

I miss this Jessica, the motherly instinct Jessica, but she had to become something else for greater stakes

[@umut_aslan]

the best scene from the first part

[@c3whitefangalexandradiaz20]

So a lot of the things that happened in this vision happened in part two, including the fight scene, though interestingly enough it wasn't Paul but Chani who was fighting in real life. As for the scene in Caladan, I have a feeling the person besides Paul is not going to be Chani but Irulan in Dune Messiah. I love the way denis villeneuve shows Paul's visions somewhat inaccurate.

[@holamoco]

My favourite scene. The first movie is the best of the two. It's more profound and deep, mysterious and chilling.

[@purrspctiv]

The mono audio, are you kidding me? You’re a channel for a streaming service with over 75 million users, and you can’t upload a clip from a movie that uses stereo audio? From DUNE no less?

[@J-Dawg81]

Starting to think this Paul guy might be bad news

[@anon7684]

Unfortunately against his will. Determinism

[@Marvolo14]

One interesting thing about this is the differences between this vision and the events of Part 2. In this vision Paul wears full gold armor and fights alongside the fedaykin on foot. In Part 2 he wears traditional fremen robes goes with Stilgar on the worms to the Throne room while Chani and her Fedaykin fight outside on foot. In his vision, Chani approves of the battle and stands dutifully beside him on the ship's ramp looking down on Paul's troops. She is portrayed as his faithful devoted companion. No doubt is visible from her. Like she is in the book. In Part 2 she argues with Paul about his goals and methods repeatedly. Disapproves of the fremen waging crusade and Paul leading the fremen. Rejects his right to rule, his divinity, and ultimately abandons him out of fear of what he is becoming. It makes me wonder if Denis made those differences because he wanted to show how choices he and her made resulted in different outcomes.

[@DepthUnchecked]

He sounded like Oscar Isaac at 2:44