how people talked about dune 1 vs. dune 2

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[@DeeJay694]

Once you've seen dune, you've seen it once.

[@iaani_]

this is too profound for this comment section im afraid

[@phoenix_waffles2122]

But to see dune another, is to see it twice

[@meet_15]

Lisan Al Gaib!!!!

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHapn-cma-Xeq8

[@LuisSierra42]

As it was written

[@zarjonz]

When Zendaya said, "been there, dune that" it really spoke to me from the speakers of the theatre because I was watching Dune 2 in a theatre.

[@Scroolewse]

when Zendaya did the face she does it really spoke to me, every time

[@jakestaheli8532]

When you typed out that comment it really spoke to me through my screen because I read your comment on my phone

[@SomeSunshineOutside]

That's fucking insane

[@CrazyzzzDudezzz]

“If it ain’t Dune, I ain’t doing it” hit harder for me personally

[@projekttaku1]

when the director said "I'm dune with this" and the movie abruptly ends halfway, it really spoke to me on a metaphysical level.

[@TinkerTailorSailorTy]

Just saw Dune Part 2 for the 3rd time. Think it’s about time I check out this “Dune part 1” everyone keeps talking about.

[@eido4220]

LMAO

[@Jeremagpie]

Unfortunately part 1 is lost media, archeologists have spent decades searching for it but to no avail. Some say it never existed at all.

[@sarimsalman2698]

​@@JeremagpieLost to the sands of time

[@futurestoryteller]

What's funny is I really do want to see Dune Part 2, because of the way people talk about it, even though I didn't really "get" the hype of the first movie.

[@TinkerTailorSailorTy]

@@futurestoryteller there’s a good chance you’ll enjoy this one more. Even the director says in many interviews that he enjoyed making the 2nd part more because that’s where all the action is and he didn’t have to worry about all the exposition like the first movie.

[@PaintingWinterMusic]

Somehow the math doesn't add up . . . When Dune 1 came out, January 6th was 8 months ago. Now January 6th is only 2 months ago.

[@PaintingWinterMusic]

And at some point next year, January 6th will only be one month ago . . . Also--just going to shamelessly plug--I'm hoping some of you might like the music I make too :)

[@linkofvev]

It really makes you think, doesn't it?

[@Mogeli]

Once upon a time January 6th was yesterday

[@user-lv6mu8er9z]

​@@Mogeli We'll never see the like of that halcyon day again

[@jevinday]

It's the spice

[@MaxHimbigger]

The mental whiplash of struggling to get my friends to see part 1 vs all of them seeing part 2 on their own cannot be understated

[@mssonoma1]

same! I was the only one in my family interested in seeing Dune part 1 - saw Dune 2 with the whole family and everyone wants to see it again lol

[@petter8166]

real

[@halfbee7886]

In my country, a lot of people still haven’t watched Dune (2021) and Dune Part Two. I was in the theater yesterday, and there were literally only 5 friggin people in my audit, including me. People have no idea what they are missing out.

[@roggos3668]

It’s like we’re the same person! And im literally like lisan al gaib

[@futurestoryteller]

It can, in fact, be understated. Why do people ever say this? Do you just say what you've heard other people say without thought for what it means? Look... This is just a pet peeve of mine, okay? But seriously, please stop doing this. It doesn't make any sense.

[@jonbovino]

I can’t wait for when people start talking about “how people talked about dune part I vs. part II” part ll

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHapn-cma-Xeq8

[@ethanlivemere1162]

Unintentional humor by the bot reply

[@nikhilajith8880]

[Director's Cut]

[@truthseeker7815]

@@ethanlivemere1162, fr lmao

[@jonasodhner6507]

Can't wait for "how people talked about "how people talked about dune vs dune part 2" vs "how people talked about dune vs dune part 2 part 2""

[@ScrubmanLowell]

You don’t really see Man Carrying Thing unless it’s on the biggest IMAX screen possible.

[@closeben]

IMAX Carrying Thing festival when?

[@therwfer]

@@closebenwhat you mean? You go in, pay like 20 bucks, buy popcorn et cetera, sit through an hour of ads and promo, watch the usual length MCT thing on IMAX, clap your little hands and walk home. Why does it have to be a festival?

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHapn-cma-Xeq8

[@closeben]

@@JohnWickJovanovich can’t believe you f’ing rickrolled me in a MCT comment section 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@dikydankedude]

​@@JohnWickJovanovichbabayaga strikes again

[@journeytotheotherside]

This is how I talk about Citizen Kane vs Plankton Farts And Dies

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

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[@JohnWickJovanovich]

efa

[@alexthibodeau979]

Always good to see smaller content creators I recognize in the comments!

[@garfieldfan925]

Citizen Kane vs Paddington 2

[@vyse102]

That's fucking hilarious. lol

[@sashamurashi225]

You know I'm starting to think Man carrying Thing has an obsession with Dune

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHapn-cma-Xeq8

[@ashikjaman1940]

No, he IS Dune

[@LuisSierra42]

Man is the hype

[@Samuel-p17]

Has he now read all of the books?

[@janisir4529]

Do you even have a soul if you aren't?

[@BuddySweyzer]

Incredible what difference it can make to simply make the movie poster orange

[@DystopiaWithoutNeons]

Not enough red and blue, that's a extra 100 million in revenue they lost

[@HolaMundoTheMisteriousAG]

And not puting all the cast in a triangle with a big head in the background

[@zenithquasar9623]

Teal vs Orange strikes again!

[@Batchall_Accepted]

@@zenithquasar9623 I was about to joke that this is something a 2000's poster designer would say XD

[@ThatOneDoesntCount]

this skit it so relatable. I'm constantly pointing out to my friends when world events are about 8 months old

[@ca4360]

The absolute dune, he never part 2!

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

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[@shan4680]

I'll have my Man Carrying Thing and Dune 2 too!

[@69420hahanoice]

@@JohnWickJovanovich this bot reply is unintentionally hilarious

[@dumaass]

Dune kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWbNmmx9apVsrKc

[@hosvet_animation]

The absolute Dune of this man.

[@gnarwhal7562]

2021: Man Carrying Thing 2024: Man Carrying the Lisan al Gaib

[@RaineMerryweather]

As it is written.

[@Choekaas]

No black bars in this video, meaning that this Man Carrying Thing is truly an IMAX experience

[@SamAronow]

But IMAX is a narrower frame, so you should expect black bars. Or perhaps the screen suddenly getting bigger at random points and then getting smaller again.

[@kylehardy7519]

@@SamAronowIts not narrower just taller. You don't lose any image on the sides.

[@Xgil2Play]

​@@kylehardy7519 The aspect ratio is just different. From 2.66:1 to 1.43:1 - although, some films have an aspect ratio change mid film, Oppenheimer as an example does it a couple times, IMAX or not. It's not exclusive to the screen size, but the decision of the filmmaker.

[@kylehardy7519]

@@Xgil2Play We're talking about Dune here bud. The IMAX version of Dune is not narrower than the the regular version. You don't lose image on the sides but rather gain image on the the top and bottom.

[@kylehardy7519]

@@Xgil2Play I don't think you understand much. Yikes.

[@gridddo]

"you dont really see dune unless its on the biggest imax screen possible" this was actually me talking to my friends immediately after seeing dune 2 on the biggest imax screen possible

[@goreycinema]

It is unironically one of the best ways to experience that movie.

[@bretginn1419]

Personally, I have never gotten the appeal of Imax viewings. I find it impossible to see anything because the screen is just too big, and the sound gets so loud it becomes headache inducing.

[@Twixx47]

This was absolutely me. Today. After seeing dune 2 on the biggest imax screen in my area

[@baller4378]

watched dune on imax twice im going to buy another ticket

[@calebmauer1751]

@@bretginn1419 Yeah, massively overrated, everyone just repeats to each other how great it is so it must be true. It's bigger, but it's not exponentially better like the way people talk about it.

[@rinkooo6006]

As someone who watched both movies in theaters right after they came out I can confirm that this is accurate

[@HuanLeVuong]

Suddenly people became "smarter" :v

[@CaptainCob]

The average person's ability to stop themself from doing something they might like purely because somebody else told them to do it is incredible

[@biazacha]

I think you just cracked the code tbh, that describe some folks in my life I’m having this Dune part II experience perfectly.

[@CaptainCob]

@@biazacha people want to feel special by having a different opinion, is what it is lmao

[@FiniteMan1933]

It's so crazy because despite Dune being so good the people around me didn't seem that into it but when part 2 came out apparently a good chunk even watched it before me

[@dixonhill1108]

I'm in the weirdest of categories, I love the 80s movie, like loved it since 2014 loved it.

[@user-gv6bb8pw3h]

Because 1st part was boring garbage

[@saulitix]

2021: Isn't that the movie with silly sandworms? 2024: I would happily surrender my body and soul to Shai-Hulud if I ever had to.

[@sarmadghafoor1484]

dune 1 was shit imo was an introduction at best

[@andrzejszpak688]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@sarmadghafoor1484dune part 1 is 2 and a half hours of just great cinematography. It won’t leave you on the edge of your seat, but it’s just really pretty to look at. Still better than every star wars movie made since the original trilogy

[@Kellet]

when paul said something about arrakis and how it used to be called "Dune" i wish he said "Now we are in dune... part 2", because it would be a new chapter for the planet with his rule

[@Mr00Ted]

“This was part one of my plan for Dune. Part II begins now”

[@aleckelly374]

“What do you foresee for us Mahdi?” “Twice the spice”

[@swissarmyknight4306]

"Yeah, I'm Dune your mom, Paul." - Feyd probably

[@NicKeLas]

Spoilers! At least his son is gonna say "It's worming time!" and worm all over the place. That "Dune" movie will be the dunest of all time.

[@lampiaio]

As a long-time Dune fan who could tick all the necessary boxes for "feeling in the right to gatekeep the franchise from new fans", I absolutely love how popular the movies ended up being. I fully expected the film adaptation to be a niche success and just be glad it was made at all, and now I'm so glad to see it's become a global phenomenon, memes everywhere. I simply love Dune and want everyone to know about it! Not to mention that now it's even easier for me to discuss the books with other people, because they've seen the movies and are now familiarized with the story and curious about the lore.

[@Gabi-ub8md]

yess, I can't believe my friends are saying things like Lisan Al-Gaib as memes in normal conversations

[@HoneyBeeFlanzman]

Thank you! I feel the same way when something I love gets popular. I WANT those people to be successful and for more people to love the thing I do. I will never understand people who get annoyed when others get excited about something they like???

[@maxpowers4436]

@@HoneyBeeFlanzmanBasically those people like to keep things to themselves and their fanbase because "its theirs" they can hold some sort of exclusionary superiority over them because "oh youve never heard of dune". It makes shit people feel good. You can insert this with any fanbase or any media. Sometimes in some instances as well when those things get popular/go beyond their end they get ruined/tarnished change. I mean thins literally happened with Dune with the sequels and prequels. Dune should have ended with 6, Harry Potter should have ended with the final books, Amazon should have not gotten LOTR, Star wars should have ended years ago. The list goes on.

[@localgrassfieldboneshandler]

I'll be honest I have seen clips of the original dune but it wasn't until the remake in 2021 I watched it, I thought it was good but nothing much, I watched part 2 today and thought it was amazing . I want to read it and get into it more, because I'm fairly new to it, I'm pretty much unable to recite.

[@localgrassfieldboneshandler]

I could only remember Paul choosing Muad'Dib , Usul being given to him.

[@Flode_boyy]

Basically the same happened to stilgar. Like he was pretty chill in part one, but in part two it was like: Paul: *Takes a piss Stilgar: “LISAN AL-GAIB, GRAAAAAAAAAH”

[@rarestpepe3917]

as written

[@dixonhill1108]

Stilgar really impressed me I was very meh on him ini the books.

[@edbrito-swdev]

Stilgar, the biggest fan of Life of Brian.

[@Xgil2Play]

Bro a fan, frfr 😂

[@Zxirkse]

"I would like a dune 2 popcorn bucket. . Hold the popcorn, *extra butter* "

[@edba1.037]

You're going to the toilet after buying that, aren't you?

[@Amoogus]

​@@edba1.037nah straight to the theater, im boutta clear this bitch out.

[@potentiallyunfunnyguy9716]

I had the privilege of watching it with a friend who half-read the wiki, trying to get some idea of the story. But kept getting distracted by the stuff that intrigued him specifically. Halfway through the film he asks me "so is he gonna be part sandworm?" pointing to Paul. Good stuff.

[@superanxiety261]

The Roger Ebert "quote" fucking killed me

[@JamesLawner]

I just hope we get a sequel that adapts, “Dune, Where is My Car?”, that was a real game-changer for the sci-i genre.

[@scienceme9794]

*Dune, Where Is My Worm?"

[@R0S3inC0NCR33T]

It’s because the first one was a high-concept speculative slow-burn political drama, like Game of Thrones but without the sex. Dune 2 is a bombastic action movie with cgi explosions out the ass and a comically heavy-handed religious metaphor. It’s the kind of movie we’ve been conditioned to accept for generations, it might as well have been the work of the Bene Gesserit

[@johnsonjunior547]

heavy-handed religious metaphor? That's funny, def never read the books huh

[@lukethelegend9705]

You did not just call Dune a heavy handed religious metaphor genuinely

[@R0S3inC0NCR33T]

@@lukethelegend9705 “heavy-handed” does not mean it’s a bad story, I think the religious themes in Dune kick ass.

[@lukethelegend9705]

⁠@@R0S3inC0NCR33TI never claimed you said it was bad I just reject the idea that it is in any way heavy handed with the religious themes. You can’t honestly tell me the Bene Gesserit were more subtle in the first movie, they literally appear for ten minutes, explain their plans in the most obvious way possible, and leave. Dune One, while very good, was not at all slow burn imo. Slow burn is like a gasoline trail that you drag a match closer and closer to, and finally light up. Dune One was a giant gasoline pile that you stared at for two hours and then finally it exploded, then died ten minutes later. I’m rambling now but if you want an answer as to why Dune Two is so much better received than the first one, it has very little to do with the action or pacing and everything to do with how rare it is for a sequel to improve on almost everything the first one did by this much.

[@nicpickleofficial]

I’m proud so excited that I finally have people who can talk to me about Dune, but also sad for the 2021 version of me who had no one to talk to

[@mynameisvelk]

Truly the Dunest moment of all time. He never misses!

[@MicahReviews]

Now I’m confused I can’t find part 1 to this video

[@robertborland5083]

It has been wild seeing more folks getting into the films. I just hope that this gets more people to read the novels.

[@pocketpuertorican]

My spouse and I bought the books and are reading them, so yes, people are doing that now! 😊

[@robertborland5083]

@@pocketpuertorican RIGHT ON!

[@toddcarney6527]

I only saw Dune 1 on HBO Max, I turned it up full blast and could barely hear the dialogue, had to turn on the closed captioning. I saw Dune 2 in a Dolby theater where the seats rattled with every sound and it was sensational. It was such a completely different experience that it made me re-evaluate the first movie.

[@Kaszkieciorz_TG]

Sounds like watching Polish movies

[@NothingOsaka]

This is the Realest thing in a minute. I literally had my friend bragging about Dune part 2 and he never even watched the first part. So trippy. I wonder how many people did that with Matrix Reloaded

[@aimbotarrow5981]

I hate, HATE how true this is

[@matthewehrlich5157]

I liked the part where Man sanded his worm

[@ShawnThuris]

Mr Sandworm, sand me a worm

[@nunyabusiness2785]

Bom bom bom bom

[@RomanNuss-pj3od]

@@ShawnThuris Sand him with sandest , sand ever known

[@oliverandmirandaproduction8259]

THANK YOU!!! This is exactly what I have been feeling and couldn't articulate. I had to wait an extra week to see the second one and everyone was like "YOU HAVE TO SEE IT! IT"S THE GREATEST FILM EVERY PUT ON A SCREEN" and when I went to see it I was like "Yeah... Did... did you guys not watch the first one?? Like I know this is a good series... It started out amazing... am I missing something??"

[@grommit5999]

When I saw dune and the guy from dune did the thing that they do in dune everyone in the cinema gave a standing ovation

[@bobjoneswof]

Ive always loved your Dune content, its how I first discovered your channel. Would love to see more discussion around it.

[@Frankoman64]

"Timothee Chalemet delivered a tour de force of slapstick comedy plus it's got a lot of heart" Roger Ebert

[@offtankgaming1310]

Like Kung-Fu Panda!

[@Trojanischer_Esel]

I actually watched it on the biggest IMAX screen in the world here in Germany. Now I definitely need to tell everyone about it. Even my deliveryman knows by now.

[@Nivalyr]

Leonberg👍

[@josiahanderson9328]

You lucky bastard. I saw it on the third biggest screen in the world in Sydney, Australia.

[@Thing671]

The comedic timing in a Man Carrying Thing video is such a thing to behold. The frequent parallels between the shifting of preferences and tastes of the average layman is fully portrayed in this exquisitite video. The themes of a Man Carrying thing's video primarily relate to the absurbity of trends, the desire and need to conform and appear intellectual. Brilliant... genius... he never misses

[@eaglesfannnn]

THIS IS HOW IT FEELS

[@youknowlikealiar1300]

I've watched Dune so much I can recite it by heart

[@ummmmmmmmmmmnmmmm]

Bmmhmbhmbmhmbmhbmhhmhbm Bahn Baahoomhhhmhmhmhm. My planet Arrakis is so beautiful when the sun is low. Rolling over the sands, you can see spice in the air. At nightfall, the spice harvesters land. The outsiders race against time to avoid the heat of the day. They ravage our lands in front of our eyes. Their cruelty to my people is all I've known. These outsiders, the Harkonnens, came long before I was born. By controlling spice production they became obscenely rich. Richer than the emperor himself. Our warrior couldn't free Arrakis from the Harkonnens, but one day, by imperial decree, they were gone. Why did the Emperor choose this path? And who will our next oppressors be?

[@Dxntoo]

I SEE A HOLY WAR SPREADING ACROSS THE UNIVERSE LIKE UNQUENCHABLE FIRE. A WARRIOR RELIGION THAT WAVES THE ATREIDES BANNER IN MY FATHER'S NAME FANATICAL LEGIONS WORSHIPPING AT THE SHRINE OF MY FATHER'S SKULL. A WAR IN MY NAME. EVERYONE SHOUTING MY NAME!1!

[@ZuerstJesus]

What did Paul say when he saw the sandworm the third time?

[@orlandocasillas9806]

​@@ZuerstJesus He said "It's Lisan al-Gaibin' time!" and then he Messiah'd all over the Sandy Alaskan Bull Worm.

[@DuBstep115]

@@ZuerstJesus Desert power

[@thomaswiltherford9265]

Dude I am loving all the dune content lmao

[@joshrobins130]

My experience with Dune 1 as an Australian: What do you mean it's not in Theaters anymore!? IT ONLY RELEASED A WEEK AGO!

[@SuPeRNinJaRed]

Don’t forget the part when they tell you they read all the books when they were 15...

[@tetrik6499]

I forgot the entirety of dune 1 when I watched the second and I was completely lost the whole way through The cool worms saved my attention though, it's almost as good as subway surfers gameplay

[@se5384]

Well, at least you were entertained by the cool worms, so that's probably a win for WB. They need every W they can get right now. I just tried to watch Wonka. The trailer made it look like the movie might have been fun but; it so was not.

[@JohnWickJovanovich]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHapn-cma-Xeq8

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Bad take.

[@Scroolewse]

@@ExtremeMadnessX bad

[@CEDEREL]

@@ExtremeMadnessXaverage take honestly i assumed 50% of the feedback it was gonna get was ‘big worms cool’

[@KABLAMMATS]

Is that John Dune?!

[@ORANOID]

Finally the sketch, where I'm the one laughed at, because I'm exactly that type of guy, who didn't go to the first dune, because it's half of the movie.

[@channingbloom7125]

When Paul said to feyd-ruatha “it’s duneing time!” I felt it throughout my body.

[@calebmauer1751]

It's been two years dude, get a new joke.

[@migueloliveira8996]

Can't wait for Man Carrying Thing 2: 2 Slippery to Carry

[@OriginallyJack]

We need Man Carrying IMAX in IMAX

[@palmsofscience8770]

just finished the book right before binging part 1 and 2 for the first time. Very nice.

[@JessieYipman]

I really want to buy the books

[@PixlyPenguin]

He never dunes what a sci-fi!

[@thefunnychiptuneman]

as someone who like all of the movie when they first came out it was exactly like this

[@wesley2theHardin1]

That was me. I didn’t want to wait a year or two to watch the second part so I waited till it came out so I could watch it all at once. It’s so good I’m even reading the book now

[@jonasodhner6507]

Can't wait for "how people talked about "how people talked about dune vs dune part 2" vs "how people talked about dune vs dune part 2 part 2""

[@lsdrad]

Count hasimir fenring's absence was a crime.

[@Brydigan94]

So is double homicide 🤔

[@averythesuperhero]

That ending reminds me of one of my favorite jokes where it takes place in the past and one of the characters randomly acknowledges what year it is in casual conversation

[@matthewrogersmusic]

This is how it’s seemed to me since the movie came out

[@NonAnonD]

was not expecting the Jan 6 jumpscare

[@Knifoon121]

You know the old school fans if they refer to Paul as the Kwisatz Haderach instead of the Lisan Al Gaib!

[@falconeshield]

Gusuntite

[@falconeshield]

Gusuntite

[@TinkerTailorSailorTy]

I still don’t know the difference is. Or the difference between that and maudi.

[@L3monsta]

@@TinkerTailorSailorTy Mahdi and Lisan Al Gaib are basically one in the same, just different names for the Fremen's messiah. Kwisatz Haderach is the Bene Gesserit term for their "chosen one" that they are trying to create with their breeding program. Specifically one who will survive the spice agony (in the movie it's the part where they take the water of life...it's known to be lethal to men) that would be able to unlock their genetic memory from both the female and male lineage (the reverend mothers only unlock access to the female line) and who would have perfect sight of past, future and present.

[@MattMcIrvin]

give a dog a bone

[@hartshaped]

I'm waiting for this to happen with my friends with the Shogun series, I can't wait for them to recommend it to me 2-4 years after I recommended it to them.

[@byrontheusurper6505]

Never seen dune until recently because a friend loved dune 1 and wanted to watch 2 in the cinema so I watched both in one day, rlly fun stuff!

[@rorothefirst]

I finished reading the Dune books a while ago. So when the movie came out I was excited. Many of my friends love boasting about the symbolism and hard to understand parts. They boast about this not knowing I read the books and know more than them

[@dixonhill1108]

Reading the books is overrated in my opinion. I mean don't get me wrong it broke me, I can no longer enjoy subpar sci fi, but the need to read is overrated.

[@declaracionespolemicas]

​@@dixonhill1108 Reading books can't never be overrated.

[@Mrreebo]

Big fan of Denis since Prisoners. I remember when everyone was trashing Bladrunner 2049 up to release with the same old "Hollywood is out of ideas" rhetoric. I think that movie opened up a lot of people's eyes to his skill. Saw Dune in Imax at the very first show, there were 10, maybe 20 people tops. Saw it in Imax a second time during its last show. It was almost sold out. Usually the kind of stuff displayed in your video annoys me but it just didn't here. The growth this series has had in popularity seems incredibly natural, something which hasn't happened since the jump between Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, or, on a smaller scale, Knive's Out. They're great movies with interesting worlds that are coming out in a time when most big movies don't seem interested in either of those things. They are three years apart, as opposed to several months, so lots of new people had time to experience the first movie. The actors are even bigger stars now than they were in 2021, so more eyes are on their projects. People were still afraid of COVID in 2021. You (rightly) make fun of it, but No Way Home was the first big return to theaters. There are a lot of reasons why Part 1 did not hold the same interest as Part 2, but Denis has finally broken into the mainstream. Part 2 was his Dark Knight moment. I can guarantee that The Batman 2 is going to go through the same thing, so if you do get annoyed by bandwagoners, you have two years to prepare.

[@eyedunno8462]

I read up until you said Knives Out

[@joshshell210]

I gave dune a shot on a pirated website in 2021 because I didn’t know about the books or story lol but I loved it almost as much as part 2

[@isabelrodriguezsjolund9701]

I love your Dune videos

[@batgangonone]

Best line in the movie is when Timothy said “It’s duning time” and when on to fight the empire in the chamber of secrets

[@bretthines1020]

January what? Is that a Musical?

[@user-nw1je1ur6t]

Covid? January 6?? Whats that??

[@EternalTraveler11163]

I lived dune since the start (2021) and I realized that it was hard to get others into it because it was an unfinished story, now it’s still and unfinished story but after more of the story is unraveled it just gets better and better.

[@kibblevert]

Surprised KZbin didn't tag this yet for the forbidden words

[@wrbk19]

This is true. I kept telling my family and friends to see Dune, and they were like "ehh wth is that? Some Star Wars knock off?" And now everyone is about it. This also occurred with Game of Thrones back in 2011-2013. It truly shows you how prominent the sheep-like mentality is among the masses and will only entertain the thought of something once it becomes mainstream.

[@TSDTalks22]

I regret to inform the jury that Dune part 2 not only saved my children, it also did the impossible: made me a Timmy chalms fan

[@meatrat2994]

I fuckin worshipped the first one since I first watched it... now I am doing it again with the second one

[@manuel1668]

I see you're going all out with that Asterix stache

[@pencilsdobetasty]

lol this video watered me up. i think you should read Berserk and make a review on it next time haha, haha.

[@dariy1999]

This is actually very true and kind of sad. New IP is hard to push, even when it’s something like dune

[@ZemplinTemplar]

One of the reaction vids to the first film I watched a mere few weeks or months after its release had the three reacting friends stating: "This is going to be a huge series ! Calling it now !" They were right. Both the book series and the film adaptations require a bit of patience until they start being taken more seriously.

[@niamhleeson3522]

You can hardly call it a new IP when there was already an adaptation in 1984. This is more like a reboot

[@henrybierman8431]

"new" it's based on a book from the 1980's

[@cashnelson2306]

@@ZemplinTemplarpeople watch reaction videos? Sweet Christ, why?

[@cashnelson2306]

@@niamhleeson3522yes that’s what the “even when it’s something like dune” line meant, good reading

[@larissakrause5620]

I actually did see it on the largest IMAX screen in the world and the experiences was out of this world.

[@JusticeKorsgaard]

I keep rewatching because the delivery of "Lisan Al-Gaib, long live the fighters, bro" kills me everytime

[@MonkeySimius]

The random inclusion of Jan 6 got me. Love your stuff.

[@EireProductions]

Watched _Dune_ recently. Really enjoyed it. Absolutely no desire to watch it a second time.

[@leecameron9226]

It's not that good then is it i found spiderverse movies enjoyable but they aren't good in the execution so I don't feel the need to watch them again good movies are rewatchable even dark movies

[@Scroolewse]

@@leecameron9226 huh?

[@DuBstep115]

@@leecameron9226 Good movies are rewatchable after 5-10 years.

[@CrackTheo]

Thank you. I was a Denis fan before i was a dune fan. Love these videos. Keep em up.

[@lukethelegend9705]

To be fair, it is extremely rare a sequel is this much better than the original. I can’t fault the huge enthusiasm this time around.

[@ClockworkBees]

I rewatched the movie with my dad a few days before we went to see the sequel, and we were joking about guessing which dune the movie was named after. You can guess how we reacted when they actually answered that question in the second movie.

[@TinkerTailorSailorTy]

What are you talking about?

[@ClockworkBees]

@@TinkerTailorSailorTy Spoilers for Dune 2. When Paul gave his speech to the Fremen, declaring that he is the Mahdi they’ve been waiting for, he mentioned the original Fremen name for Arrakis, that being Dune. In other words, the thing is named after the planet itself.

[@TinkerTailorSailorTy]

@@ClockworkBees oh yeah I know that. I was just wondering what other thing called “dune” it could be named after. Like just the basic word dune referring to the rolling sandy hills of a desert?

[@ClockworkBees]

@@TinkerTailorSailorTy Exactly that, yeah. Just a random sand dune, the likes of which the planet is covered in.

[@Jumbleman5]

It's like this because most people saw the "Part 1" and didn't bother to see it until it was finished. This is why the new spiderverse movie didn't tell anyone it was half a movie.

[@SpartanG087]

Why did I laugh so much at this. Good video

[@winterviveca5976]

The day of the premiere I'm in Greece not knowing Greek language. But I'm there in the cinema nodding along to Fremen speaking with Greek subtitles doing their best for half of the film

[@Darkendor]

I really liked the part in Dune 2 when the worm guy said "It's wiggle time" and wiggled away! That was one of the moments of all time. Even watched it twice because of that part.

[@limitless_valley]

ok... but is dune 2 going to have any sand?

[@Cinzeira]

sandgazer

[@pauljones3017]

It's going to have twice as much sand as dune 1. That's why it's called dune 2.

[@limitless_valley]

@@pauljones3017 thank goodness, the sand was my favouritr part of dune, and now that there's going be DOUBLE the sand might end in top 5 favourite movies of all time!

[@fs19992009]

I told everyone to see Dune pt1 back when it came out. I felt I was going insane nobody I knew was paying attention to it.

[@Leonkennedy19992]

When the worm said. "Its over. Our mission is finally Dune." I was crying

[@NemoK]

Unlike some of you scrubs, I was a Dune fan ever since the first movie came out 😎

[@Vandboeffel550]

Since 1984?

[@NemoK]

@@Vandboeffel550 no 2019 😎

[@mattneff]

Dune 2: Electric Boogaloo

[@OLDSACKS]

Pretty sure many people felt like this when Messiah dropped in '69

[@narbwow8168]

Dune was so good. They should turn it into a book someday.

[@wrath7646]

I wasn’t into dune until my uncle asked if I wanted to see the second one. I said yes and watched the first movie twice before going. I am so glad I did watch it.

[@M4cTr1cK]

Dune part 1 is on the same level as part 2 and they only enhance eachother. Dune part 1 was in my top 3 best films of all time before part 2 even came out. That's how much I loved it. I'm just glad people open their eyes to the greatness that is Dune. But I don't like that people use part 2 to shit on part 1.

[@raminMTL]

Part 1 is a masterpiece. Part 2 is a decent action flick

[@DeutscherDummer]

@@raminMTL I'm not gonna be that strong on the difference between the two, but yeah, the first movie is better rounded, if that makes sense: The second one needed to be at least half an hour longer to let the viewer breathe between everything. The grandeur of Arrakis, the impressive ships, sights and worms get dizzying if they are thrown at you so quickly. Paul could have used some more struggles with this new role in the second half as well, I feel like he accepted that which scared him before too quickly.

[@M4cTr1cK]

@@raminMTL I wouldn't call it decent. Lmao. For me part 1 is the better film, but part 2 has the best scenes.

[@thimohogervorst5057]

@@raminMTL Agree

[@kettle8457]

@@M4cTr1cK Rare ass opinion that I also share, right on brother

[@kiokking]

I saw Dune and I was bored af. But people are saying that Part 2 is where the actual enjoyment starts? Can anyone confirm this? Thx in advance! 🙂

[@ManCarryingThing]

someone tell them

[@closeben]

I can confirm. Found Dune 1 visually interesting but not compelling. Part 2 was far more entertaining, I recommend even if you don’t remember the first part. Also agree you gotta see it in IMAX if you have one near you.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

What if I told you that Dune isn't only about constant action and sand worms?

[@marionbalan1932]

Big yes. Didn't really love first Dune, but damn second is good. Much faster paced and has zero confusing "wtf is this spider thing/box of pain and why does it matter" moments

[@marionbalan1932]

@@ExtremeMadnessX first Dune is great... for those who read the books. But to those who didn't - there are a lot of confusing moments. In any case - it was a good setup for second Dune and i can't wait for the third

[@CydroGrazz]

this is actually me i didnt think much of dune then I saw it to catch up before i watched dune 2 in imax and my life has changed

[@Yojimbo825]

Yeah I saw Dune. Had the cast of Twin Peaks and the singer from The Police. That’s the one we are talking about right? Right?