I Watched Dune Part 2 AGAIN | Spoiler and Ending Talk

[@jorgelcc5008]

The best scene is Paul straight up saying he is the best fighter and that no one can stand up to him and name dropping the title “Dune”

[@qcrew2938]

I loved when he walked through the crowd of over a million people with everyone stepping aside

[@williamegan6756]

The whole dramatic build-up post-Paul’s drinking the Water of Life was amazing. Really inspired filmmaking!

[@dustyblanco1546]

Chills

[@XieRH1988]

My favourite part of how he confronts the war council is how he refuses to abide by tradition to take stilgar's life and straight up calls them out on the absurdity of the notion of killing perfectly competent comrades. The line where he goes "would you shatter your knife before battle" sounds so cathartic when he yells it out.

[@timdogg0511]

My favorite"bad ass" moment was when he walked right up into the Emperor's Sardukar guard sword and started then down!

[@800Ms-k6n]

Watching this masterpiece in an IMAX theater was incredible. Literally felt like an earthquake whenever the Sandworm's sound came especially in the opening before the Warner Bros logo. Just gave me goosebumps

[@AustinBurke]

Me too 🫡

[@balloonedraccoon2503]

Same! Just got out of the Imax, absolute thrill ride of a movie! Walls were shaking, score was screaming, what an experience!

[@djjohntab]

was that possibly the sardaukar throat singing? not the worms?

[@thesarth0nator]

My favorite scene was probably the battle between Paul and Feyd-Rautha. That was one of the coolest experiences I ever had in the theater.

[@AustinBurke]

Just so epic

[@TheJordanK]

Loved how the music stopped and it was just the grunts and clings. It was epic

[@graxo3752]

It was awesome. My favorite was the Harkonnen home world scenes. All black and white. And brutal. The film was amazing. Can't wait to watch it again.

[@lincolnnoronha4128]

FEYD! RAUTHA! FEYD! RAUTHA! FEYD! RAUTHA!

[@gagalover2k10]

Really? I absolutely adored this movie, seeing it in IMAX was something else however that scene was so underwhelming, it was somehow even more so than the fight between Paul and Jamis at the end of the first one. It also really annoyed me that the Emperor and Princess Irulan were just sort of…standing there at the side instead of being perched on thrones to see the fight, there was just no awe or decadence to the Emperor in the movie and it kind of felt like a waste tbh. However mostly everything else was absolutely amazing and I loved it so much and definitely seeing it again

[@dinocollins720]

Crazy how Disney and Marvel movies have double the budget and look like CGI garage!!! Dune, take a screenshot at any moment and it would be an art piece!

[@zainalabidin26]

'Fireworks' in Geidi Prime! Those were the coolest sci fi fireworks

[@mattwagnermovies6308]

I don’t usually give praise like this, but that scene of Paul approaching millions of his followers as he steps into his power…that was the coolest, most exhilarating entrance I’ve ever seen in a movie.

[@quentintickler4615]

The Chani closeup during the final big fight mimicking the first film's vision (that was played in the trailer forever) got a gasp from me. Wow. Chani in the last 15 minutes also got me a few times like damn I feel so much for her. Paul's turn in front of all of the Fremen was insanely powerful from Timmy and as a character for Paul. Paul's first worm ride scene was absolutely thrilling. Sound was thunderous and scale was epic.

[@10Shun]

From someone very skeptical of Zendaya as Chani.. the slow transformation to a tormented lover at the latter third of the movie - even though this was not in the book - drove home the heart wrenching experience of seeing someone you deeply love and adore become the very person you will blame for causing galactic pain and sorrow. And Zendaya nailed that pain and anguish. She did a solid job as Chani. She became the heart of the movie adaptation of Dune, and frankly I'm slowly coming to like DV interpretation of what Chani should be going through in the lead up to Paul's transformation to become Lisan Al Gaib.

[@king_supreme1102]

Saw it a 2nd time last night. Can’t stop thinking about it. It really hit this time that this is truly a film that will go down as an all timer. I really have no legitimate complaints other than a few things could’ve been a little longer 😅

[@kscoresby11]

I’m surprised I haven’t seen many people talking about this, but I feel like Denis is setting up a “Dune: Part 3” rather than “Dune: Messiah” if you know what I mean. We end off on such a different place after Part 2 and the text of Dune: Messiah does not lend itself to being a very cinematic conclusion to a trilogy. I think we will see an adaptation of the holy war that spans some of the time between the two books as well as intertwining major plot points from Messiah, ending the film where Messiah ends.

[@jadencasto]

Great take!

[@photophob]

Yes, D3 will definitely have to stray away from the source material even further than D2. Book purists will freak out, but i am looking forward to it. DV is way better in telling a compelling story than FH was. If Villeneuve keeps the core messages in place (as i think he did in D1 and D2), i'm totally on board. A true 1:1 adaptation of "Messiah" would be a horrible movie, let's be honest.

[@palmmahir3888]

After walked out of the theater, I genuinely cannot wait for Messiah. I’m sure Dune 2 will be successful enough to get Dune 3.

[@paradisecity0406able]

"If this movie came out in the 2000's, it would've been called '2une'" - Dan Murrell

[@AustinBurke]

😂

[@800Ms-k6n]

It took me a while to understand that for no reason lol

[@charliebrouun6510]

You're pasting this everywhere lol

[@verazollinger6862]

I don't get it

[@karentaylor9075]

❤🎉😂

[@Father_Daniel]

Saw it this afternoon and I was in complete awe from start to finish! I see a lot of movies in the theater and I haven't had an experience like this in a very long time!!

[@devinfernandes8938]

My favorite part was when Paul first rides the worm, the intensity, the the music was insane, the cinematography, that shit was FIRE

[@dinocollins720]

I absolutely loved the Harkonnen! They were so freakin creepy and captured the vibe I got from the books. Austin Butler as Fade may have been the best performance in the show. He may be the best villain I've seen since Heath Ledger's Joker!

[@AdeodatusX]

I usually dont watch films in theaters twice, even the ones I like, but with this one I just had to

[@vervor]

same! going back tomorrow for REAL IMAX experience

[@RoninAM]

It was a unique experience during Paul's temple speech and the end. I was both excited and terrified. Goosebumps for both reasons.

[@williamegan6756]

100%. That’s such a great way to describe it!

[@TheJordanK]

My only real criticism is I wanted to see more of the battle and more of Paul falling in love. That part felt slightly rushed. I want a 4 hour movie 😂 when they are this good movies being long don’t bother me at all. Best scene was the Paul silencing the Reverend Mother. So good

[@patrickday4206]

Directors cut?

[@1marcelo]

It's not a love story. It's about high politics.

[@TheJordanK]

@@1marcelo well that’s just not true. It’s also a love story. Even the director, Denis, says it’s a love story. It can be both things.

[@mrs.bulldog3579]

@@patrickday4206 won´t happen. DV himself said, as painful as it is, sometimes feels like cutting off a limb, if something is cutted out, it is dead for him.

[@1marcelo]

@@TheJordanK The director said that it is a narrative tool to show the protagonist relationship with the Fremen. He betrays Chani as he betrays the Fremen. It does not need to be a fully fleshed love story. Love is not what the story is about but high politics.

[@facehugger8995]

I love the scene where they fire the atomics and paul is just standing there with the explosion in the distance

[@andyn2854]

Felt very similarly to you on all points. Re: Paul’s “abrupt” turn, the before and after made sense to me and didn’t feel abrupt or rushed, but I understand how a viewer could feel that. I had a friend who also just wished he’d seen more of Paul’s visions and thought that maybe that would have helped understand that turn and his decision, but I love that they chose to keep that out of view. We weren’t seeing it from Paul’s perspective, we saw his decision from Chani’s perspective, very literally in the southern council scene. You feel like a spectator alongside Chani and Stilgar, and so you don’t see his visions or fully understand what he’s about, but you see him working signs and prophecy. The film really allowed the viewer to make their own faith decision about Paul’s messianism. And it made me really think about the fundamentals of what is faith? What is truth? What is a real messiah? Stilgar seemed like the true believer but his faith was much more the zealot who wants to believe because the point of his faith was a messiah who would lead them to freedom and victory, not a messiah who had some other message like living simply and humbly in love and service or something.

[@jadencasto]

Great take. Everyone loves to bash on the Fremen and their supposed “blind faith,” but Paul is literally fulfilling prophesies that are centuries old, and then he does lead them to victory and liberate them from their captures. Now, Messiah will explore the other ramifications of all that happened in Dune, but the idea that the Fremen were blind, mindless fanatics is unfair.

[@jdub910]

My MVP is Chani. I love her story and Zendaya absolutely kills it

[@Bryan-gr6kn]

I got goosebumps when Paul walks into the sietche with the war drums banging. I’m pretty sure it’s the arrival song you’re talking about.

[@AsherMathias]

Seeing it on my birthday on friday in imax then ill come back to this review

[@AustinBurke]

🤝🏻

[@vervor]

that's my bday too! enjoy!

[@87Sakiel]

Happy bday!

[@A_Few_Thoughts]

Drinking the Water of Life and undergoing the Spice Agony did not "mess Jessica up". What it did do was make her a full Reverend Mother and opened up Other Memory to her, the ancestral memories of all the Reverend Mothers that came before her. It also greatly expanded her powers and her consciousness. As a Bene Gesserit Sister, Jessica spent her entire like training and preparing for the Spice Agony, a sacred ritual that could have also killed her. What she did after was in accordance with her bound duty as a Reverend Mother to help achieve the plans set forth centuries earlier in the Missionaria Protectevia which seeded religious beliefs on Dune (and other planets) to help achieve the Sisterhoods goal of creating the Kwisatz Haderach and steering the course of human history. Once Jessica became a Reverend Mother, she was then on the same level as RM Giaus Helen Mohiam with the same sense of responsibility at ensuring the Sisterhood's millinia long plans. As for Paul drinking the Water of Life, that's another complicated story because he was a male.

[@TealJosh]

You just said in a long winded way that the Water of Life messed her up. I'm also pretty sure Jessica is, I dunno, influenced or corrupted, in some way as a reverend mother. "You should've believed, you chose the wrong side" - "You of all people should know, there are no sides."

[@A_Few_Thoughts]

@@TealJosh She wasn't messed up or corrupted. The long term plans of the Bene Gesserit are considered more important than any single Reverend Mother, and all Reverend Mothers follow those goals without question. How exactly was Jessica "messed up" anyway? By using religion to manipulate people? That is their way. They consider their larger goals for humanity to be more important.

[@patrickday4206]

The last mother superior in chapter house admired Jessica and wanted more like her

[@A_Few_Thoughts]

​@@patrickday4206 Yes. And even though it was thousands of years later, RM Jessica would have existed in the Mother Superior's Other Memory and she would have actually been able to speak with her.

[@Lek_2.O]

Stillgar is Life of Brian.

[@F5BOTD]

I felt/feel the same way about Dune 2 as I did when the Dark Knight first came out...saw it 3 times in theaters in a week and knew I witnessed cinema history

[@brijanwilson1888]

Ultimately one thing made Part 1 better for me than Part 2. The pacing. I loved the slow but steady pacing of Part 1 and Part 2 felt too hectic at times. There was too much story for the runtime imo and I would've loved at least another 30 minutes to give every plot point more time to breathe. It's still a really good movie obviously.

[@joebond545]

I'm not saying this as an opinion, I'm saying this as a fact, part 2 is better In every single way. This is truly the dark Knight to batman begins.. but let me guess, you preferred batman begins too😂 I don't mean to sound like a d*ck but come on

[@giovannib27]

Yeah I totally agree. I think there was too much story for the runtime too, personally I think they should have cut more out and added more to the final battle scene. Felt like they were building up for too long for a short (but great) payoff

[@ConcaveConvex-n3i]

totally agree...even the main battle + the Paul Feyd fight felt rushed. We waited 2.5 hours for the battle & it got over in hardly 10 minutes. Reminded me of GoT final season!

[@Christopher-ms5ke]

Praying Denis gives us one more film and does Messiah. Lisan al Gaib!

[@AustinBurke]

We need it!

[@patrickday4206]

I want to see them all beyond chapter house written by a good writer

[@big-fish1199]

I have seen this movie three times already and I've genuinely enjoyed it even more every time I see it. Such a masterpiece

[@dustyblanco1546]

This is one of the rare occasions where I actually hope Denis makes significant changes for Messiah. For anyone who has read it, you know why. I feel like it will disappoint a lot of people if he follows it to the letter. Edit: the rare occasion is wanting a movie adaptation to differ from the source material. I’m usually against that.

[@stephengrant4841]

I hope he doesn't. It would be hugely disrespectful to Frank Herbert and the ideas he was writing into the story. Messiah is great, and if people can't handle it, screw them.

[@prathapkutty7407]

​@stephengrant4841 why won't people be able to handle it? What's so divisive about Messiah?

[@stephengrant4841]

@@prathapkutty7407 It hammers home how bad Paul is for the universe, how many people died because of the Jihad spread in his name, and it dismantles the heroes journey that comprised book one by making him a more fallible figure.

[@prathapkutty7407]

@@stephengrant4841 well that's what interested me about dune in the first place. It proves how religion can brainwash people and giving your full faith to Messianic figures is wrong. It breaks that classic good guy protagonist trope where he saves the good guys and gets to have a happy ending.

[@stephengrant4841]

@@prathapkutty7407 That's one of the reasons its my favorite book, too. A lot of readers fail to notice that theme though and its why Messiah is famous for being divisive. It doesn't help that the Lynch movie disregarded that theme entirely and gave Paul superpowers beyond prescience.

[@mrdavman13]

Yup the gridiron prime scenes were some of the most visually stunning things I have ever seen. It was filmed in infrared the outside scenes. Was leaving me speechless the art direction done by HR Geiger. The acting work done by all the actors, even down to “his pets” and how he “feeds them”. I just barely even spoke and just was smiling the whole time. Along with Paul’s oration during the war council scene. Damn his voice, the writing. So so good.

[@joshmiles5235]

The best scene imo is when Paul is standing in front of all the fundamentalist Fremen in the South and basically tells them that he is the Lisan Al-Gaib, and that no one can stand against him. Timothee Chalamet was brilliant.

[@patrickday4206]

Frank wrote it as him not needing to be a stich leader because he was above it all being the savior awe inspiring and scary

[@jadencasto]

Agreed, Chalamet commanded the screen in a way that left me in awe! I was ready to follow Lisan Al-Gain to paradise!

[@TheJohnnyonthespot1]

Reminded me of Brother Justin in Carnivale cowing his congregants by reading their minds and exposing their sins.

[@drewc771]

Up until the very end, I did perceive Paul as the hero and thought I was watching a true "savior" story. When it hit me that that's not what I was actually watching....that's when I realized how f'n amazing this movie and story is. Got the book ordered, can't wait to read it.

[@thelennon07]

I don't know why...my heart was pumping like crazy when i was watching the battle between Paul and Feyd-Rautha... it was an amazing scene 😊

[@westloves]

I’m going again on Friday. So excited

[@urgaynknowit]

Javier deserves a Grammy for his performance

[@bruh_hahaha]

is it bad that I think the most beautiful scenes are the ones on the Harkonnen planet Giedi Prime? Especially that gladiator scene. 🤩🤩🤩

[@balloonedraccoon2503]

I absolutely loved how those scenes looked

[@edwinsuijkerbuijk5106]

shot on an Alexa LF camera that had been modified to be an infrared camera

[@EleaticStranger]

Where was the spacing guild? Weird omission I thought. I was looking forward to seeing how Villeneuve portrayed them.

[@ziggy8253]

Just like Austin Burke, Dune 2 is a masterpiece.

[@christianpintovisuals1538]

From the very beginning there were these very small moments that already had me in awe of what Denis and his team did for Dune. One example is with our first shot of Paul lying in the sand, listening, waiting. He looks over to Stilgar, yet we don't know that Stilgar is there. Instead it's as if he's looking at us, and the shot lingers a bit. Something about that felt poetic, and I thought that I was about to watch something profound. Then, on a larger scale, there is the scene in which Paul gives his speech to the Fremen. I was fighting myself with tears and a quivering lip, trying not to sob out loud in the theater. That scene was so powerful to me that, as an atheist, I was emotionally, even physically, reminded of how people could come to believe, with such fervor, in a religion, in a god. I feel so grateful to be alive during this period in film history. To experience Dune in IMAX, both Part 1 and 2, feels like a gift.

[@patrickday4206]

I've read the books like 10 times it will take most people a few times to soak it all in. In children of dune Leto remembers a political cartoon from France like 1500th century once there was alot on the internet I found it, it was real. Frank was an anthropologist in nature

[@MarkArandjus]

Javier Bardem was funny without turning Stilgar into a joke of a character. Props. I ay that while at the same time the 'LISAN AL-GAIB!' memes are my jam right now.

[@Elwin-w3v]

I dare anyone here to say Lisan- al Gaib! at the end of their screening. People were cracking up during my full, but very quiet Dutch crowd.

[@jadencasto]

We had a few people shout it at the end of the first screening I went to!

[@adamalibi1129]

I'm quite sure that the CGI crowd were doing a dance in uniform, which is why they looked so iffy. There's no way Villeneuve would've left that in because it's so apparent.

[@Badbunny78694]

Love seeing how Javier Bardems character has evolved over the films- very stern and no nonsense in the beginning and now he’s comic relief in this one- such a talented actor

[@GPsarakis]

Having read more into the book series, while what Paul sets in motion is bloody and tyrannical, it's the best possible path to salvation. It's explained more in book 4, God Emperor of Dune.

[@Rogue27-x3s]

I loved the final battle but I felt like they could have done more of the battle between the fremen with the sandworms and Harkonnen.

[@MayoMike10]

This movie was a masterpiece.. need to go see it a second time

[@ohenry23]

nice analysis, greetings from Mexico

[@marcosalvarez9826]

I'm right there with you, my brother. This film is a masterpiece. I've watched it 2 times and this week week I'll watch it again.

[@VJEsper]

I saw this in 4DX and it added a new dimension to it. I felt the action

[@antilo_3x]

saw it 3 times in IMAX. no other movie has made me cry on EVERY single watch, especially in theatres

[@juliangotiangco3261]

Dune part 2 has already made more money than part one. Hope this a good sign to greenlight Dune Messiah 🤞🏼

[@matiasdevaglia4541]

Not yet. Part 1 made more than 400 million theatrically, Part 2 has made less than 200 at the moment. Give it some time. I think it will make about 750 or 800 million.

[@system0fadowner251]

Dune pt 2 is absolutely a masterpiece but im giving it a 9.8 since i think theres still room for pt 3 to elevate the series to even greater heights

[@landynmemester]

Ayeee shoutout Kentucky as a fellow ky resident. I also gave the movie a 9.7 rounded up tho is a 10. This is one of the best movies I have ever seen.

[@H4mmis]

This moving is exceptional and so so good but I wouldn't say Masterpiece. 8.5/10 for me.

[@Jhayzer021]

Well Dune pt. II is 10/10 for me and I can't wait for Messiah.

[@raminybhatti5740]

As someone with a similar experience with religion and revelation, the parts in the movie that dealt with belief Vs non-belief really resonated with me. It was brilliantly handled.

[@Michaelrsted]

It’s actually quite interesting what they did in Faythe Rathas intro colosseum fighting scene. The black and white was actually because they filmed it in infrared. That’s just insane and damn did it look wierd and awesome at the same time.

[@lincolnnoronha4128]

Its not wyrm blue piss. I think its like something they produce when they die

[@mhlkta8516]

That’s how Chani’s friend jokingly referred to it.

[@owentanner8368]

As someone who wasn’t the biggest fan of the first movie, this one is miles better. It is incredible and I can’t really fault it at all (only fault is maybe around Dave Bautista’s character)

[@TevyaSmolka]

Great review man and as for me loved dune part 2 it was freaking fantastic.

[@opopad]

Is it just me or does Austin talk like a televangelist preacher when he gets excited lol! #DuneNation

[@69jonhill]

I agree completely about Bardem. He's outstanding. Zendaya started to grate on me during my second viewing. Frowning all the time.

[@jadencasto]

Yeah, I am conflicted with Zendaya’s performance. On the one hand, I think Chani’s arc was perfect for the film, and I think most of the time she fulfilled it well, but I think she came across as a little too abrasive during the entire third act - having resistance and counter-perspective was fine, but I think that could have been achieved with a little more subtlety and depth.

[@69jonhill]

@@jadencasto you're right about her arc, despite it differing so much from her arc in the book. Her constant frowning, whatever the emotion, made her seem very wooden to me.

[@dinocollins720]

Another fantastic video! Thank you

[@colevarichak4309]

Dune part 2 made A LOT of major changes from the book to the movie, the biggest one being Chani’s and Paul’s relationship, which will heavily impact the next movie. The next movie is up in the air for how it’s going to go for sure, and I think it’s going to be very detached from the book. I personally believe that the next dune movie will not do the 12 year time leap and take place shortly after the events of part 2, giving us a look at the holy war while trying to incorporate the events of messiah as well

[@frangrams]

Im kind've confused why did the houses reject Paul's ascension?

[@marcelofabrega5112]

Everything was wrtten he is LISAN AL GABI. He will lead us to paradise, he show us the way.

[@Subh8081]

Did anyone notice that Paul had Harkonnen blood leading a "holy war" against the Harkonnen's have parallels with a 2010 Belgian report that suggested Hitler has Jewish ancestors?

[@awakenedsoul]

I was constantly looking at my phone the first half of the movie

[@1marcelo]

very clever

[@theword7268]

You know...Marvel should take notes on this for making Dr. Doom. Start him off as a hero figute instead of straight villain. Anywho this movie was AWESOME. One of the few times where if I had the time I would have stayed and watched a moview again like-immediately. OH = and someone let me know....the princess who he is going to marry - that;s like his Aunt or cousin right? I mean if dude washis grandfather and that was his daughter, and his mom was his daughter...i was like...ewwww. Thsat'd his effing aunt. Oh wait - scratch that last part. I just realized I got Baron Harkonen mixed up with the Emporer. Not his aunt.

[@matthewmartinez3774]

More videos like this please 🙏🏾 both about dune and all other good/interesting movies

[@swirlingchi]

On choosing the Emperor’s daughter, it cuts deep when you realize he had already made that difficult decision (the only narrow way through among the future possibilities) and prepped Chani with his farewell, “I’ll love you for as long as I breathe.”

[@iamthesayyadina]

Read Dune Messiah. Chani isn't going anywhere.

[@mysticmouse7261]

The ambiguity is powerful and important to the story.

[@frankiegalindo980]

Are you gonna do another Denis Villeneuve tier list or another Christopher Nolan vs. Denis Villeneuve tier list in honor of Dune: Part Two?

[@AaronHatcher]

I think that Denis has set up that Paul's sister is possibly possessing her mother once she gains consciousness. Like in messiah a main character gets possessed by a memory of a villain. I think we will learn that his sister has that power.

[@marcochen9117]

thought like the first movie, the action scenes were shafted so badly. Great setup, atmosphere and cinematography. But ends in a few shots and it cuts to the main crew getting where they need to with what it feels like ZERO resistance. Paul and gang seems like they just strolled into the Emperor's room after the worms. I guess denis Villanueve just doesn't want to spend too much time on a grand action scene, but instead give us some great long shots. But for an epic sci-fi, just chuck us a bone give us an amazing grand action sequence.

[@rubenTR309]

When the sand worms come out of the sand storm and you can see the fremen riding them

[@joshuatheoder2196]

"FEYD RAUTHA, FEYD RAUTHA, FEYD RAUTHA, FEYD RAUTHA!!"

[@iamthesayyadina]

[WARNING: MESSIAH & DUNE BOOK SPOILERS AHEAD!] In the novel Dune, the Fremen are all true believers including Chani. I like Denis making her and the younger generation skeptics while the elders & Stilgar were the true believers because it gave the Fremen as a whole more depth and dimension. In the Dune novel there's a two-year time jump after Jessica takes the Water of Life and becomes the new Reverend Mother to the Fremen. In that time Paul and Chani have a son who is later murdered by a Sardaukar attack in a southern sietch where they've hidden him towards the end of the novel. Alia has become a 2 year old toddler with the same other memories, knowledge, and experiences of all the Reverend Mothers that are now inside Jessica (which happened when Jessica drank the Water of Life while pregnant), and everyone is terrified of her because she's weird AF (and they should be.) There's a 12-year time jump between Dune and Dune Messiah. Paul is Emperor, has married Irulan as a purely political move and never touched her. Chani is Paul's bound concubine like Jessica was Leto's. They've been trying to have another child but Irulan has secretly been feeding Chani contraceptives in her food because she thinks Paul will eventually turn to her to carry on his bloodline and give him an heir. Alia is 14, and falls in love with a ghola (fully formed adult clone) of Duncan Idaho created to serve and eventually be triggered into killing Paul. I don't see Denis going completely rogue and changing Messiah too much, so I've no idea where he picks up the story - after the time jump? How do Chani and Paul reunite, because she's integral to the plot of Dune Messiah and the sequel, Children of Dune (which finishes Paul's story.) Giving that role to Irualan would I think be a bridge too far for book readers, as Irulan is (understandably-mostly) horrible, and Chani & Paul are one of the great love stories in modern fiction. (Maybe... due to his heightened prescience now that he's taken the Water of Life he knows where her Sandworm will exhaust itself and he's there waiting for her (having taken a thropter), and explains to her(quoting from the book): "{she} shall have no more of me than my name. No child of mine nor touch nor softness of glance, nor instant of desire.” They reunite, and then there's a 14 year time jump.)

[@beautifullytragic]

It’s an incredible film, and as a fan of the books I’m so happy. My only critique is the interpretation of Jessica.. She's not meant to be cold and cruel, and all of her autonomy is taken away by having unborn Alia tell her what to do. Anyone who's read the books knows how incredibly smart and formidable she is in her own right, and I’m sad that didn’t come across in the film. Especially since she isn’t really in Messiah at all, so we won’t be able to see the regret she has for being partly responsible for the jihad. IF they end up doing Children we will, but I doubt that will happen.

[@manuelkong10]

I thought Javier was too old for the part....I thought Christopher Walken was a mis-cast....in fact I thought HOW the emperor was portrayed was kind of off but this movie is EPIC

[@mclovin8435]

I loved the movie, but I was wondering why the emperor and Harconens moved to arrakis??

[@JohnCamacho]

I'm predicting they're going to split Dune Messiah into 2 movies.

[@dustyblanco1546]

Have you read the book? I highly doubt it

[@JohnCamacho]

@@dustyblanco1546 Read the first book, not the second. There are still lots of things in the first book that haven't happened yet

[@wistfulgraph]

@@JohnCamachonot really. Villeneuve just chose to not include it or alter it for the film. also villeneuve has said he would only make 3 movies at most

[@wistfulgraph]

@Austin Burke do new villeneuve ranking

[@whysnjsjej]

I loved this movie, ive also read the books Masterpiece Cant wait for dune messiah.....

[@thefictionalguy4886]

Hey Austin i really love your videos and ofcourse the masterpiece,i really want you to watch 'YODHA' a Bollywood movie coming this month

[@GodBlessOurIndpendence]

Favorite scenes definitely the final fight but but the worm scene it’s a great scene have other ppl with you bc I high five the ppl I went with 😂😂❤❤. Loveeeee this movie definitely my number 3 favorite and such a MASTERPIECE AND DESERVES 1B IN THE BOX OFFICE AND DENIS VILLENEUVE IS MY NUMBER THREE

[@thechosenone9943]

This movie was my first IMAX experience 🔥🔥 epic 🙏🏾

[@jchandlersabeast]

I thought they wasted dave Bautista’s character. I wanted to see him go nuts and rip some fremen apart but he never had a real fight scene. He just kinda goes out with a whimper

[@Joydeep2000]

So sad that the character Thufir Hawat was not in the movie but other than that I have no complaints.

[@puspavelai8353]

There's a *sinister thread* running through it, which is the *spotlight* that got me going 🤨...Initially, 'crowded' my brain, as just not 'understandable plot' *- but* the 'killing off' of each other's 'roots/bloodline' as the urgency/revenge progresses...Interesting, these people, human Father, die, and triggered, 'The Messiah' acts upon his Grandfather too! Not a 'bright Messiah' future, maybe - but it has supporters - the narrative is a little less blur now😉☺

[@luketan2237]

Will you be doing an updated Denis Villeneuve ranking Austin?

[@AdhvikVakul-xl2we]

Austin would have an extremely tough time if dune part 2 was released in 2023 and didn’t get delayed lmao

[@Milton2k]

I will come back to this one after I watch the movie. Soon...

[@oldschoolabrahamhicks2742]

Love it! Lol- worm piss x

[@darknexus6720]

While there are things that I like in this one over the first film, I wasn't the biggest fan of some of ways this film chose to do the progression of time and how some of the scenes transitioned to another narrative. Due to how much material is being covered in the film, some elements needs to progress in a faster pace and it sorta feels like a shock when that occurs.

[@akshaybhaga5047]

Can't LIE great movie🤣

[@8teenOfficial]

the sudden death of dave bautista in the battle is pretty disappointing tbh

[@jrpgaddict7726]

10/10, that is all!

[@zonegaming3498]

Dennis did a good job wish the last fight was longer but I get it the movies long.