Mahdi (Lisan al Gaib) | Dune: Part Two

A tribute to Paul Atreides
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[@pdm881]

"Your mothers warned you about my coming" 🥶 💀

[@youngmaster7405]

if you actually take it in, that is a cold line. He's basically saying "yo mama's told you stories about me when you were lil youngins"

[@hurin1932]

HE COLD

[@vaclavkadlec23]

From Paul onii chan To Papa Muad'Dib He became the Spice Daddy

[@sonamtashi7706]

He’s warning that the coming of Lisan Al gaib may not be such a good thing for them after all. Kinda like how the prophecy of the Chosen one which the Jedi interpreted as positive was actually a warning of doom to both Jedi & Sith.

[@prskt7584]

I'll use that in my Tinder profile

[@matthewwarren9588]

Oscar worthy scene

[@marka1000]

i felt it so strongly watching the movie because I was imagining myself as one of the Fremen and this speech would've moved me to fight through hell for a person not even from my Planet. I felt somewhat scared that humans can be so easily manipulated into anything. It makes you think if there was any point in your life where someone's 'Voice' compelled you to act to their benefit.

[@hurin1932]

If the Oscars weren't trash, Dune Part 2 would sweep; but it won't.

[@Czar_2017]

​@@hurin1932 it may

[@raz1980.]

It won't, hollyweird has a white saviour complex.

[@ModjoConCarne]

@@raz1980. You do realize that Paul isn t a savior right ? You do realize he is a calamity right ?

[@terragthegreat175]

I love how Lady Jessica tells him to slow down, becaue it shows that Paul has completely surpassed her. He knows more than her, and knows that every word he says is exactly what needs to be said to achieve their ends. He becomes more than a Bene Gesserit.

[@TheErockaustin]

The power of prescience

[@augustinefaithdefender]

They are both reverend mothers, they share knowledge lol

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

Kiwaz heiderach

[@FoxySocks]

@@grimmshredsanguinus2915 Kwisatz Haderach

[@mentaljedi]

@@augustinefaithdefender Except Paul can see his male side all the way down, she can only she her female side. He can effectively see double

[@Bajicoy]

Stilgar makes these scenes feel real. You can see the transition from doubt to zealot and it is glorious in a horrifying way.

[@lazmanariffsulaiman7569]

In the book, it horrifies Paul too. He sees a close friend turns into a fanatical zealot. And that is part of what influences his subsequent actions.

[@gachagamer536]

@@lazmanariffsulaiman7569 That's very sad to hear... Cant wait for more of the books to be adapted.

[@CrashB111]

@@lazmanariffsulaiman7569 Yeah. practically 80% of Dune 2 is Paul being afraid to embrace his destiny and become Lisan Al-Ghaib. Because he knows what that will mean, millions of people, and his closest friends, will no longer view him the same. And billions will die because of it.

[@zlatanibrahimovicisbettert7980]

great actor Javier Bardem

[@FoxySocks]

It is horrible indeed.

[@TheCivicStudent]

Gotta hand it to Chalamet, he really won me over with his performance in Dune 2. I joke to my friends that if I was in that room I might've been chanting Lisan Al-Gaib myself

[@511dydy]

I feel like saying his name at the theater too

[@crimsonstrykr]

Fr I didn't know he could bring that kind of powerful voice 😅 always thought of him as a twink but damn bro got vocal cords

[@timothydavidcurp]

How he switches from chakobsa to common to chakobsa to claim the foreign title of duke but then back to chakobsa to assert his is the Lisan al Gaib (the voice from the outer world speaks in a foreign language to show how he is both one with them but set above them) is masterful.

[@mikhaelralliv9533]

You can see it on Jessica's face too, she was surprised and proud that Paul introduced himself as a Duke. She probably thought he'd fully embrace being a fremen to gain their support but as he said, he'll be pointing the way

[@ABitOfApplause]

@@mikhaelralliv9533 She also cautioned him against going to fast and he ignored her and did what he knew would work. He grows beyond her in this scene. He grows beyond all of them.

[@timothydavidcurp]

@@mikhaelralliv9533 also, Gurney was quite joyful - one of the things that is clear from 1) his training AND taking the Water of Life 2) his cementing his place with the Fremen and 3) his inheritence as Duke (including the nukes) is just how many distinct, powerful forces were pushing Paul to take the role he did - it is little wonder the Reverend Mother feared him as too powerful.

[@BigBladeFan]

Can you maybe type a more clear sentence like Jesus. This entire comment section is unbearable to read like holy shit.

[@BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69]

@@ABitOfApplauseYes you could see the pride beam on her face as she realized he had awakened and was unstoppable.

[@mellowmoonlight9771]

Bro dropped the hardest Dune edit and thought we wouldn't notice.

[@mackyhans_]

This movie has truly shown us the POWER OF WORDS. Incredible and astounding portrayal of a man became voice of millions.

[@jordanayling9841]

A big thematic point in the Dune Saga is the power of words and the woes of trusting charismatic leaders.

[@josiahfawcett3538]

You should read ahead on how it turns out for the Fremen.

[@tvgerbil1984]

A man became the voice of millions, but the death of billions in the jihad he brought.

[@archaicbeliefs1114]

Herbert always been clear that paul isnt a hero. He wanted to show that powerfull people becomes dansgerous for the masses.

[@travisgray8376]

Let them believe the lies it's a bigger regret when they realise they were apart of universal genocide and they themselves have to understand they too chant mudbib n so they too are part of the jihad that will kill billions upon billions in Paul's name.

[@TheRandomAustralian]

1:32 "In that instant, Paul saw how Stilgar had been transformed from the Fremen naib to a creature of the Lisan al-Gaib, a receptacle for awe and obedience. It was a lessening of the man, and Paul felt the ghost-wind of the jihad in it."

[@mosesa.weaver3058]

That’s a passage quoted directly from the book isn’t it?

[@Ecthelion842]

@@mosesa.weaver3058 yup

[@TheRandomAustralian]

@@mosesa.weaver3058 page 306 of my copy. To me, it shows how well they captured the essence of the characters. I might make a video comparing passages in the book to how they reflect on screen, or if someone reading this who actually makes videos wants to the idea is free for anyone, I'm sure I'm not the first to have it.

[@MetalGearChris1]

As it is written

[@koko40800]

@@MetalGearChris1 So it is Written, so Shall it be Done!

[@refulgent_fanta]

I honestly didn’t believe Timothee had what it takes to play this side of Paul. But he does. Villeneuve could not have picked a better actor for the part.

[@MikePasqqsaPekiM]

Totally agree.

[@andrewrizzo9903]

I recommend watching The King (2019). His performance in that is what convinced me he would crush this role.

[@rocketrichard8264]

⁠@@andrewrizzo9903same! The king was my favorite movie of his until I watched dune.

[@xDamage69]

@@andrewrizzo9903 he is also great in: Beautiful boy

[@RockSmithStudio]

“In your nightmares, you give water to the dead, and it brings joy to your heart!” That line gives me goosebumps every time

[@lazmanariffsulaiman7569]

its worse when you realize he's prying into that particular Naib's dreams. Shedding tears, giving water to the dead, is sacrosanct, but also something intensely private. Water is everything after all, and shedding tears can be said to be the greatest offering there. But he is a Naib and should be above such things. Yet he dreams of it and it brings him joy. Imagine how it feels if someone peered into your sweetest dreams from you and laid it bare for all to see.

[@trevorfranks69]

Can't believe they got the real Paul Atreides to play Paul Atreides

[@FaeFroggie]

Yes!! 🙌😭

[@avay8726]

Well of course they are What are you expecting ? Timothee chalamet ?

[@nicoledreamcr4666]

Boys : I promise I won't get political Boys after 3 beers :

[@mowaiken2002101]

the original trailer made me go into the cinema as an audience. this trailer made me go into the cinema as a follower

[@havesomedeathsticks]

cringe!

[@ymw2009]

LISAN AL-GAIB!!!

[@Mjhkrbaker]

LISAN AL-GAIB!!!!

[@johnwick7175]

This moment was epic AF in cinema

[@marlc4319]

yeah omg i watched it 2x in the cinema and wanna watch it 2 more times

[@piston_slap591]

When he said “COW BAKA KAH LEE KAKAH LEE”, I felt that

[@jacobmayer8916]

Y’all have no idea how long I’ve been waiting to find a clip of this whole speech

[@NoiseMaker231]

Theres still parts missing like when he says Dune

[@ankoo439]

Ye still edited.

[@TC-by3il]

It's not the full speech, and the soundtrack is different. Still good though, but really looking forward to the full thing being up.

[@jacobmayer8916]

@@NoiseMaker231 nah u right I was judging based off the length of the video but it’s still an awesome speech!

[@user-hk8qu9tq5y]

Dude when I saw this scene in the cinema for the first time I was so flabbergasted I knew It was one of those scenes I had to rewind like 50 times to keep re-experiencing it. The presence Timothy commands in this scene is so intense. As a massive skeptic of religion myself, I was like shit if I was there I would be bowing down as well.

[@cory8775]

When I saw this in the cinema, I wanted to stand up and shout LISAN AL GAIB. Greatest movie in the last years.

[@samuelc8656]

When he says “the Hand of God be my witness, I am the voice from the outer World (Lisan Al Gaaib)” I get goosebumps every single time. This was my favorite scene in the movie just because of the way he controls the room by telling them didn’t you all pray for this day? Great delivery by Timothee as well after looking like a scrawny quiet kid in the first film

[@GizmoMaltese]

Same, it gives me goosebumps. Best scene in the movie. I perfectly captures the messianic expectations being realized.

[@jishanlabbai3146]

AE Rudhi-diina, Heshidanii , ne Lisan Al Gaib..

[@splaserfantic]

This whole scene is when I realized the tragedy in dune, amazing storytelling 10/10

[@Chuby_ubesie]

False Messiah or not, theres a deep yearning our hearts to take charge of our lives, overcome the obstacles and Become that which we are destined to be. Thats what makes Paul's character resonate with all of us. He represnts an Ideal we all aspire to.

[@ArbiterDan]

At the same time, he represent the fear of what we may become if we succumb to our darkest instincts. All that Lisan Al Gaib represents is fanaticism, death and destruction. Also, in the far distance, a hope for humanity. The kwisath haderach played the part of the "Lisan al-Gaib" to secure a future for humanity.

[@juannaym8488]

the thing is, he kinda did what the prophecy foretold. It's just that the prophecy entailed some consequences that weren't understood

[@jeanthemachine007]

Bro this edit, along with the acting in this movie, is so POWERFUL. I literally feel like Lisan al Gaib's followers whenever he makes his speeches

[@ColdProxy]

This scene is so powerful. I'm terrified that a leader could arise and convince me so easily.

[@jayceh]

But he's actually the Kwisatz Haderach which is a very real power. He can literally see people's past, the Past, and the Future. If someone actually had that power in our world, yah they might convince me too

[@HiroVT]

This was the point that Frank Herbert was making by writing the Dune series. Charisma is a double-edged sword in that those who have this trait in spades can accomplish anything they wish. However, those who are charismatic tend to be people who get caught up in their own charisma and lose sight of any rational or moral reasoning. They are not inherently corrupt, nor does power corrupt them, but those individuals are drawn to power because they are corruptible.

[@1Fuss]

Best scene in the movie for me and one of the best speech in cinema history. Paul was truly their Mahdi and bring them on this world a God Imperator Leto II Atryda

[@cancerino666]

​@@jaycehhe is not. His son was suppose to be, Paul was suppose to be the mother of the prophecy. A prophecy which by the way ain't prophecy, but convenient propaganda for the galaxy takeover the bene Gesserit were planning. Paul just took opportunity that he happened to fit into their religion.

[@ylfaer]

Gave me freaking goosebumps when I've seen it the first time. Stellar performance. One can understand why Fremen would follow this man to the death.

[@markfcoble]

Low IQ folks?

[@father7606]

That was definitely one of the best speech on screen, great shot

[@emilkhusainov8089]

​​@@markfcoblebecause bro in matter of few years made them free after hudreds of years of oppression and made their almost inhabitable planet Green Paradise which would take them hudreds of year more if even it would work. For Fremens he was indeed prophet and savior. Low IQ here you are the one having not realising what I told you on your own

[@eeehmmwhat2406]

If Denis makes part 3 this could be one of the best trilogies ever

[@Mookee1914]

There is going to be a third movie.

[@Maidez09]

I believe every generation gets an epic trilogy. Gen Xs got the Star Wars trilogy, Millennials LotR (also the Matrix trilogy). Gen Z is getting Dune.

[@kevincooper2593]

GEN X here. I couldn't think of any si fi movie better than Star Wars or Blade Runner. Dune is amazing I can't wait for the 3rd movie honestly my new favorite si fi , being that I don't watch the new Disney adaptations of star wars, Dune has won me over.

[@lordminerva418]

​@@Maidez09millennials got LOTR (if we're talking about the best)

[@lilly3161]

Gurney expression when Paul declare atreides family name is just priceless

[@Idras74]

Every night before he goes to sleep, The Emperor from Warhammer 40K checks under his bed for Paul Atreides.

[@davidguglielmo1177]

I think that after issuing the complete obliteration of all form of cults in the empire, it’s Paul Atreides that cheek under is sand of bed and spicy, that the emperor is not watching

[@firekeeperiswaifu3092]

@@davidguglielmo1177Lol, Mr rotting corpse with a failing empire is nothing compared to Paul and his progeny. Thousand year of tyranny under ommisient Atreides for the win, baby. Lol Also, do you think Paul didn’t do the same? 61 billion people, 40 religions, and 500 planets. Remember that.

[@aiasfree]

The Emperor's basically Leto II but a failure, lol

[@justinwalsh5521]

This is the best edit of that scene I’ve watched on KZbin. Incredible edit choices.

[@momo23461]

100% 👌🔥🔥🔥

[@justinwalsh5521]

after about a hundred views, I think the absolute best edit made in this video is when Paul says he is DUKE OF ARRAKIS, and you edit to the sandworm cresting in the background of paul walking. Just top shelf stuff, great job.

[@noirangel6416]

1:37 Gurney looks so proud seeing the boy he knew as a infant, stand before the masses, wearing his grandfathers signet ring and announcing himself Duke Atreides.

[@dragonfire4869]

Everyone has a moment they remember from the film, but that was honestly the part I loved the most. Gurney failed his duke, watched his army fall, and atreides burn, but now he sees the ring of his duke being worn by Paul. His loyalty to atredies is bound once more, and you can see in his eyes just how happy and proud he is of his new duke.

[@steveplummer5779]

1. This is a great edit. 2. This is the most epic moment in cinematic history for our generation. I'm so happy I got to see it.

[@bobanristic9047]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@leehaber]

This is both inspiring and terrifying at the same time

Exactly, so glad someone else get it!

[@Dustin314]

It’s terrifying because of how inspiring it is

[@User-ec8sg]

@@Dustin314I mean if you’re looking for inspirational figures you’re probably best looking elsewhere than this movie.

[@justoneviolinist4953]

Immediately recognized this as the central turnaround scene in movie - Paul for the first time embracing his role as Lisan Al Gaib and using the power given to him. Its one of the most impressive scenes I've ever seen, unbelievably strong and tragic as well. The fremen voluntarily becoming pawns in this battle that's not theirs following a prophet that was foisted to them. Scene very much reminded me of, at least imo, one of the best star wars scenes (and especially Padme's line at the end): 'so this is how liberty dies - to thunderous applause'

[@S0ulinth3machin3]

it's one of the best scenes in any movie. Really spectacularly done.

[@Awakeningspirit20]

Star Wars: "omg Anakin looks SO SCARY when he gives everyone the stink eye in Revenge of the Sith" Dune:

[@harishvk9605]

That is one of the greatest dune edits of all time! My mother didn't warn me about the coming of this edit!

[@ShiraZtheGreatOne]

I agree with this, 110%.

[@kaylinhendrich4673]

Watching Paul descend into the power of the Kwaisatz Haderach is one of the most beautiful tragedies I’ve seen in a long while

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

"Keep making non-sci fi fims, Denis -- it is the only way." "I'm pointing the way!"

[@kobedq1621]

It's been a long time since a movie gave chills while watching in theatre but dune excelled at it

[@The_Flamekeepers]

This is probably one of the top five best scenes in cinema all time.

[@BanglaKomic]

really u think that? then u guys will surely fall for the real antichrist(al messiah) and mahdi.

[@herbertadams8433]

@@BanglaKomic Except in this case, he actually is the real messiah of Dune.

[@BanglaKomic]

@@herbertadams8433 ya lol in movie, the messiah tv series was interesting tho. from Netflix

[@a_phoenix88]

OK, Mr. Blue Eyes. I'm ready for a holy war. You've convinced me.

[@PunkPaine]

Paul: I don't know what god you pray to, but you better start praying to me.

[@Ninyth]

The Anakin transformation star wars never properly gave us

[@carpediem9750]

You need someone who can direct to do that and no someone who loves sells toys

[@trelsix6209]

"There is no one in this room who can stand against me" they were about to jump his ass lmaooo

[@nkyryry]

Anger them, scare them, endear them…. He knew exactly what to say.

[@razzakksa]

His skinny ass* lmao

[@bob_WRLD]

They have no chance. He can literally scream kill each other or kneel and they’ll all obey.

[@koko40800]

@@bob_WRLD Paul meant none of them had a chance against him in a knife fight...and deep down they knew he spoke truth...Paul read and announced their fear and hesitation

[@andersonlima7482]

Give him the Oscar immediately.

[@joaov2374]

Names and titles are such a powerful thing. Mahdi, Lisan Al Gaib, Usul, Muadib... Herbert was truly a genious

[@Imad-gk1gw]

He got it from Islamic scriptures

[@joaov2374]

@@Imad-gk1gw i know. Thats why hes a genious. Getting it from a real world religion makes The hole dune story mutch realistic. Even if Jesus got here on earth People would call him false prophet. Fanatics dont want salvation, they want retaliation.

[@Felon666]

@@Imad-gk1gwnot got it but islam and other religions are literally in the books the idea is that some religions mixed with each other to create new religions in the future of dune the fremen are zensunni zen as in buddhism and sunni as in sunni muslims

[@andrewtoledo7141]

Stilgar best hypeman of 2024

[@olasunkanmibeckley6103]

Bro was glazing paul throughout 😂

[@fungmonger3000]

@@olasunkanmibeckley6103 professional glazer

[@ulasulas9620]

😂

[@adammant07]

One thing I love about this edit, is how the music really decides whether you’re the hero or the villain. This edit makes us see Paul what the Fremen really sees, and I love that.

[@user-bt3um6pj7x]

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!

[@samjames3657]

There's so many incredible scenes in this movie but this might be my favourite. Everything about Paul from his walk to his voice shows a different man. As if the water of life killed Paul Atreides for the Lisan Al-Gaib to be born. Stilgar dropping to his knees as he completely believes in Paul's battlecry. It's equally heroic and horrifying to watch unfold.

[@user-nz4ic9qr6w]

Stilgar changed from a father Figuren and a friend to a religious believer

[@TG-Maverick22]

This is one the greatest scenes in movie history. Total epicness

[@JayPotton]

The scene shot from above as Paul moves through the huge crowd of Freman is a visual reference to him being the Kwisatz Haderach. In Dune part 1 Mohiam says "Like sifting sand through a screen we sift people". The scene from above resembles grains of sand with Paul sifting through them but being separate because he is the Kwisatz Haderach that the Bene Gesserit have been working towards all those years.

[@511dydy]

Nice one

[@Joshua_Crowley]

Man I wish there was a whole movie showing Paul at his peak power, just being OP as fuck. We get a taste of it here after he drinks the water of life but it’s towards the end of the movie. Dune messiah results in Paul basically renouncing his godhood. But man I just wish there was a whole movie of him just being light years ahead of everyone else. Also frank Hubert wrote this as a cautionary tale but I find it funny that everyone is making videos glorifying Pauls ascendance to godhood but I don’t blame everyone because it’s so badass.

[@emeraldcity789]

If Herbert wanted us not to follow him, he shouldn't have made him so intoxicating. 🤣 It's almost like we never got to see peak Anakin or Vader and now everything is filling that in. I hope we don't have to wait 30 years for a peak Paul TV show. I won't make it. 😅

[@minhtue90]

Because in many ways he was a super human; but there is a flaw in prescience, no matter how powerful the ability of the user is… but so few could attain this level, hence regular folks can’t comprehend.

[@timothydavidcurp]

@@emeraldcity789 but that's the whole point - it is so hard NOT to follow someone who truly has it all/to maintain your sense of independence when you are offered the opportunity to serve someone so great who is right there, in front of you.

[@BOOGiNS]

Denis is going to make a movie for the audience. Even if it means straying from the book material. He said he will not make messiah unless it is better than part two.

[@lolmeme69_]

@@timothydavidcurp Agreed. I want to fucking follow him...

[@MechInfantry2AD]

I watched this part of the movie countless times. What a powerful speech.

[@kieranschafer5180]

Coldest speech in recent movie history.

[@ethanduncan1646]

The bass when you hear it in theaters is so strong during this speech you feel the urge to join the Fremen in just bowing down to Paul.

[@mohamadfahad8136]

This movie was so unbelievably amazing, it blew everything out of the water it is so lit

[@anasmartian2587]

Timothy nailed the character

[@kylethecroc93]

Loved it in theaters gave me chills and I was fired up with the fremen

[@johnny7s1]

Everything about that scene was unbelievable, down to the body language

[@DoroteoVilla]

I only wish I could see this scene for the first time again.

[@ejbendijo7961]

I'm gonna watch the movie for the 6th time tomorrow. All to relive those three minutes. Let this short speech be among the greatest in cinematic history.

[@BenjiEnergy]

The music that kicked in at "Duke of Arrakis" was chef's kiss

[@ApexGale]

Charisma is a powerful and terrifying thing.

[@abu.3178]

Messiah is gonna shock everyone when it comes out, an ending that no would expect as the final film in the trilogy

[@Baronstone]

Trilogy? Children of Dune happens right after that and still has Paul in it

[@grast5150]

@@Baronstone Exactly, Children of Dune is a tragedy. When Paul understands that he cannot see the golden path but he son will and need to leave in order to allow his son sight to mature. It is a tragedy for a father to leave his son in order for his son to see what Paul could not.

[@Ellzyboy]

​@@Baronstone spoiler lol

[@kokolasticot304]

@@grast5150 Paul could see it. He couldn't bear the weight of the guild to accomplish it.

[@aidanwilliams9452]

@@BaronstoneI reckon Denis might combine parts of Children for part 3

[@CBRN-115]

The chills that flowed through me when tens of thousands of Fremen warriors raised their knife into the air when Paul shouted "LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS!" was real

[@lennysmileyface]

It's terrific and terrifying

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

the movie changed its original meaning, in the Islamic saying its " long live the martyrs. ".

[@koko40800]

@@AaronOmar-co8bn FH supposedly got that phrase from Algerian freedom fighters..(From an X thread on this topic): "the original phrase in the book is ya hya chouhada, not shuhada. the language is based on arabic, its not exactly arabic. in the book the word chouhada translates to fighters, not martyrs"

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

@@koko40800 your wrong, dune source and its original saying "the exact reference" comes from a report {the Hindustan times} on the Algerian freedom fighters who chanted the Muslim saying, " long live the martyrs ". this was the only similar recorded war chant which existed before frank Herbert's specific dune book was made for that part of the lore. after which he copied and made it into his own, inspired by that war chant, just like how he took entire lines from a book on Muslim freedom fighters " the sabres of paradise ". the book of which he took most of the lines from for his book, if not probably the most inspiring book for him on his creation of " dune ". source: Dune Part Two Trailer #2 by alt shift X timestamp of the source in the video, 23:35

[@AaronOmar-co8bn]

@@koko40800 other Muslim related sayings etc. during that specific period as well was also " God have mercy on the martyrs " or what I would presume they mean in translated Arabic is " May Allah have mercy on the martyrs " etc. etc the inspiration behind dune has a whole lot more than expected. there are a lot of details which to consider.

[@michaelsmitton1988]

Such a master piece movie and this scene was one of the best cinematic moments ever. Absolute chills watching this on my own in the cinema. I feel like i have been spoiled in recent years with two of the best cinematic moments one of them being Top Gun Maverick when he flies one last test run was very intense and well executed then this

[@babyapple_]

"DUKE OF ARRAKIS THE HAND OF GOD BE MY WITNESS I'M THE LISAN AL GAIB"

[@Frilabird]

This gotta be one of the best most cinematic edit I've ever seen for Dune so far

[@thebabyshpee6508]

When you roll a nat 20 in persuasion

[@xerexs3420]

hahahah, lol

[@nate_cc3592]

Couldnt help but notice how Paul makes the shape of an eye as he walks through the crowd outside of the war council. Almost like its symbolizing the Fremen are making a path for his vision.

[@dantethomas5254]

Watched the clip 50 times already.

[@mauvinefilms7949]

I went to the cinema 10 times to watch dune part 2 and mainly for this scene 😍

[@brianduru3753]

So you're 50 short. 100 is the minimum.

[@ShotguNoob]

My name is Paul Mua'Dib Atreides! Duke of Arrakis! Erru Di Dena, Issin Ali! Ne LISAN AL GAIB! Rue Dinae Lu! AAH SHE TI!

[@monsieurcalvincandie5442]

E Rudhi Dina,heshidhanii:ne Lisaan al-Gayib

[@turner3943]

You're a gentlman and a scholar

[@dubemchima4951]

this is by far the best edit ive seen for this...and yes dune is unbelievably awesome!

[@longboy5639]

Wonka realy did it, now the choco war begins

[@yujx0401]

Personally choco war is so much cooler than spice war 😌

[@domokuncosplays]

_"Power over Chocolate is power over all."_

[@dmonkul]

the movie itself is such a masterpiece. Even the small cinematic details and timing like the shot of Jessica when she says "Slow down" and the camera immediately pans to Paul who is about to go off fully showing the confidence and the belief he had. Fully transformed into Lisan Al-Gaib.

[@bhrugup7618]

"the hand of God by my witness"

[@j9717j]

Strong performance from Tim! His portrayal of power gave me chills the first time I saw it in the cinema. Especially impressive because of his slender frame and un-intimidating looks. Also reminds me of his speech in the The King (2019).

[@user-nz4ic9qr6w]

It was nearly something from a play from Shakespeare

[@Pariah_Larry]

The best movie I’ve ever seen in a theatre

[@charliecheadle9154]

“What if I could be the One? This could be the moment you’ve been praying for your whole life” 🥶🥶🥶

[@GameCinematics]

This is the best edited Fantrailer I have seen so far.

[@user-hk7nv1di5f]

Literally 👍👍

[@Elysium346]

I have not read the whole story. But from what I do know from watching the movie is that although Paul is not necessarily the saviour they were waiting for, he is the one they need. Paul IS special. Paul IS competent. Paul IS an excellent leader. There comes a point where, if someone so powerful and knowledgeable comes around, and gives you the best bet to get the outcome you seek... is it truly a terrible thing to 'settle' for him? Will someone better REALLY come around? The Harkonnen wish to wipe them out -- seeing them as an thorn in the side of their operations. The Emporor cares nothing for the Fremen people, so long as spice continues to be delivered by the Harkonnen they are content and overlook any injustice or brutality exacted upon them. The Great houses and Merchant guild of course share this attitude of ambivalence towards the Fremen people. They all know the terrors of Dune, but they choose not to intervene. Paul does care. Yes he has his own agenda too, but from what I know thus-far -- he does intend to achieve the Fremen dream. He is not just using the Fremen at no risk to himself. The Fremen are a people who were held prisoners by the lies of the Bene Gesserit. Paul uses it to spur them into action instead of allowing those same teachings to keep them contained in a state of 'waiting' for a saviour. Unfortunately he has not had the luxury of time to attempt a less controversial method to unite the people, and how could he? Its no simple task to combat centuries of dogma and he doesn't have time. If taking the high road would lead to the death of them all, himself and the Fremen, then i'm not going to argue he should have just died in peace and accepted such a fate. Paul might be the manipulator they needed, maybe in the future, in less desperate times their eyes will open and they will come to see that Paul was not a divine guide... just a really incredible human being who took advantage of circumstances for their (The Fremen) own benefit as well as his own. But hey, i'm yet to read Dune: Messiah and the other books, maybe I've got this totally wrong. I look forward to finding out!

[@ajjames1960]

well to be honest theres no on in the book who is the real messiah, it never existed even after the end of all the books. but paul is the one they been waiting for centuries he was the Kwisatz Haderach because he was the first male one existed in the movie that powerful enough to bridge space and time, pass and future thats why fremen see paul as the voice of the outer world because he is. no one ever come close to becoming Kwisatz Haderach with in the existing movies but in the book there is one but i wont say it but it was part of his bloodlines. paul is not fake, he is the way. he was able to freed fremen from oppression against the great houses. without paul atreides eventually fremen will be swept from humanity because they are being hunted just the moment paul was able to freed fremen oppression thats where people view paul as the villian but in fact, paul and fremen where the one being hunt. in short, its all the about the eye beholder who can tell who is the villian in the movies. they show you what they want to show you but not the other way around

[@Road-II-Awe]

As someone who has read the books, this is well said. Paul is walking the line of manufactured destiny and rebellious free will. After the water of life he sees that the only way forward (to prevent human stagnation) is to push forward with the "golden path." But he refuses to allow himself to be manipulated or controlled by anyone, which tragically becomes his downfall. "THEY HAVE WAITED CENTURIES FOR MY COMING, BUT I AM NOT WHAT THEY EXPECTED. I HAVE ARRIVED BEFORE MY TIME, AND THEY DON'T KNOW IT."

[@Ready-ForTheEnd]

I don't get the whole "Paul uses them" shit. They use Paul just as much if not more. They used him for his weapons, they use him to lead them. If it weren't for him they'd still be suffering, not getting anywhere

[@luisgraca]

One of the best film scenes ever 🥵

[@justinturner9869]

The scene was already a masterpiece. This edit somehow improved it. Great work

[@jackporter9625]

In time we will realise this isn’t just this generations Empire Strikes Back It might be better

[@beltenebrosgr1904]

Humble Opinion... It is far better.

[@shwix6534]

It makes sense to be better, it s a much newer movies

[@artsohc]

It’s hard to judge greatness without the context of the times. The fact that Empire Strikes Back, released almost 45 years ago, can continue to be spoken about with such reverence so long after it released is a feat not to be compared to something that is still so new. I loved Dune 2. Best movie in recent memory. Deserves all the praise it gets and to be considered this generations Empire Strikes Back. But not better than.

[@marvinjayson5031]

@@artsohc and George Lucas says Star Wars has been inspired a lot by Dune. I love Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back, but I think as movies that stand on their own, Star Wars Empire is blown out of the water by Dune: Part Two, if we're comparing. And it may be an unfair comparison given that Dune has been made in more modern times with better tools and effects. If we're comparing acting, cinematography, direction, and other movie aspects, Dune by far. But if we're just comparing movies based on cultural significance, then that's unfair to Dune as well because we don't know its impact as of yet. A few things work with Star Wars, like you can watch this with your kids. You can't with Dune. You can market Star Wars merch like hell, you can't with Dune.

[@RileyZilla1001]

The book was better

[@adna1306]

When Lisan Al-Gaib speaks, it resonates in me.

[@patrik9328]

This movie shows how powerful and scary faith and fanatical devotion can be

[@michabarwikowski9145]

Fanatical is bad no matter in what. Faith has nothing to do with it.

[@patrik9328]

@@michabarwikowski9145 isnt being a fanatic same as being overreligious zealot?

[@Greeko_Poloz]

That is exactly what Frank Herbert was going for.

[@patrik9328]

@@Greeko_Poloz yep

[@michabarwikowski9145]

@@patrik9328 What do you mean by being overeligious zealot? For example people who kill for christianity? Well they are not very religious then, because they are not following the 5th rule. Calling them overreligious is like calling Hitler overcaring for jews.

[@trevorfranks69]

When he said "nobody in this room can stand against me" and all the fremen pulled out their knives would make me shit buckets. Props to him for not buckling.

[@swichv64]

"As it was written"....Literally

[@MrDoctorMabuse]

Except he wasn't lying. He knew if anyone stepped (though they probably wouldn't) he would have bled them out on the cave floor. He's already an extremely capable fighter, then you add prescience to that and it's pretty much over for anyone else.

[@SanosEdge]

Everyone was speechless in this scene. Absolute masterwork of an edit.

[@pjstreamstadiagames9861]

dude, wtf!!! what a sick edit. goose bumps the music, the scenes perfect! you are seriously talented

[@evensaj]

damn i watched it in theatre 4 times due to these scene

[@jacobmayer8916]

This scene and the fight with Feyd-Rautha at the is what sold me. If Timothee Chalamet isn’t nominated for best actor for this film, the game is rigged

[@nicomeier8098]

Epic movie, no other words for it.

[@brandonparker5214]

So many key scenes in this movie gave me goosebumps

[@allentayoto7387]

The moment when Paul Aterides' character changed entirely.

[@nilocblue]

THANK YOU DENIS VILLENEUVE! (And great video btw!)

[@Vote_Blue]

little heavy on the slow-mo walk scenes, but w/e... still the best dune adaptation, by far.

[@luxeternity]

First movie: lost his army Second movie : regained back an army

[@511dydy]

I watched dune part 2 four times. Twice in imax, once in a regular theater, and once streaming. Amazing

[@vinlondon8904]

Streaming?

[@Stance_Mindset]

Those are rookie numbers

[@facemanfu1610]

My bruh thinks that we don’t notice that he did the best edit of Dune II. Music and editing on fire🔥🔥🔥

[@LoveNPeace369]

Beware of the charismatic leaders…

[@arcwindz1]

The speech scene was amazing

[@Bergen98]

For some reason, that "Your mothers warned you about my coming" is the hardest, coldest line of all the film after "By the hand of God..." - the way he delivered that line, I was about to convert

[@savatiecojocaru3919]

Ok, I got it, I am going to rewatch Dune Part II for the 5th time.

[@lh8288]

This movie is TLOTR of this generation

[@B.Scruby]

Okay so here's the plan boys. Everytime we see Timee in public, we chant "Lisan Al-Gaib".

[@dimension323]

Lisan al gaib