Dune: Part Two Soundtrack | Only I Will Remain - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower

[@cincobarrio1]

This was a once in a generation experience. Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Dune. We should be so lucky to be alive to see this happen; thank you Denis!

[@thecomicdirector8417]

I hope cameron gives us something like this for avatar

[@FablesOutofSpace]

so true, it felt so special experiencing this in imax...this is our time's lotr, star wars...

[@balashibuyeeter2704]

​@@thecomicdirector8417lol wdym both avatar 1 and 2 were so mid. Avatar 1 was atleast watchable.

[@faustusliviuspraetextatus6773]

@@balashibuyeeter2704 that's why he said he hoped cameron gave something like that, coz avatar was mid and he hoped avatar (in the future, if there is a future for avatar) could match the BANG feeling.

[@Soeeasy]

@@thecomicdirector8417 two different realms with all due respect

[@chrisdock8804]

"I will love you as long as I breathe." Remember, Paul is prescient. He's not making Chani a promise here, he's stating an absolute fact.

[@Stitchman3875]

In the book, Chani was fine with the arrangement because she knew it was only for political reasons that Paul married Irulan. Paul told her that Chani will be the one who he shares the bed with, etc. Jessica even assured Chani telling that while they are concubines now, they will be remembered as wives. So my guess is that in the next movie, Chani is gonna warm up to it. We saw a glimpse of that in Part One.

[@Musabre]

@@Stitchman3875 Yes, the snippet of them both on the floating craft dressed in black overlooking victorious soldiers on (what looks like) Caladan or similar earthlike planet. I think his nightmare/vision in the tent in part 1 was more accurate than initially seems.

[@Stitchman3875]

@@Musabre exactly. I’m not sure which planet it was in Part One, but it’s gonna be typical of all the planets his crusade occupies/invades. My guess is either Chani sees that Paul’s actions are beneficial and she comes around, or she fears him and comes around. I would prefer the former since it is more in line with the book. We’ll just have to what DV has in store for us.

[@lkeke35]

He can see that they are endgame! And that she will have his children! It's why he makes no effort to pursue her at the end. He knows he will see her again, but still, he broke her heart so badly!

[@lemonysnow47]

Considering the vagueness surrounding Paul's visions with Jamis in Part One, I wouldn't be surprised if we see that Fremen on Caladan shot, but it's Irulan who stands next to Paul.

[@GGE]

Finally feels like we're getting back to what we loved about the movies as kids.

[@vedantdesai1]

These are some of the movies that I go to the theater to watch. I don’t care about cinema anymore - games produce much better stories. But movies like Dune, Oppenheimer, Top Gun, are the three movies that I saw in the theater, and Batman (2022) too. These are probably the only 4-5 movies I’ve seen in theaters after 2020, and rightfully so

[@musicamusicamusica2944]

The artificial is washing away, thats why i cried at the end , so much time without seeing something made with passion since maybe The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

[@sulimo99]

YES

[@ImDezi]

@@vedantdesai1bro those are the only movies I’ve seen in theater too let’s talk about more movies lol

[@liulikai]

The Gregor Gaming Experience speaks the truth!!!!!!!!!!!! He is the Lisan al-Gaib that R6 needs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cyberrogue9115]

Dune: Part Two should win the entire Oscar awards.

[@critney_]

I am considring using DunePart2 as a Nickname. Temporary. And if it's just because of this comment ---- 🖕 U stalker 🏴‍☠️s

[@TheNeuralist]

hehhahahah!

[@XavierLignieres]

I have seen it and honestly see it pulling a LOTR sweeping 11 Academy awards in 2025

[@SteveDEvD]

​@SoldierXXL Definitely one for Timothée Chalamet. He's so totally off the leash during the second half. Incredible. Every one of his speeches like the one from Aragorn at the Black Gate.

[@overlord7523]

Although this song is awesome, they re-used much of the soundtrack of the first movie in this one, so this won't even be nominated to best original score. But it will definitely win all the categories related to edition, cinematography and sound effects

[@chrisgerrard745]

‘Lead them to paradise’ 😮🥺

[@lucashubbard5998]

The Jihad tragically begins...

[@___soyann]

...

[@rzephyr]

*lead them to paradise

[@SaraFrigerio]

The holy war begins

[@schelle8]

Chills, absolute chills.

[@mattmanw54301]

If you aren't crying by the end of this film, then you are tougher than me. Dune was one of my mother's favorite books. She passed in early 2022. She would have loved this film.

[@arthursouza9641]

My Condolences.

[@Scourgymus]

That’s weird I felt nothing

[@keij9445]

I understand you, especially with the connection your mother had to it. She had a cool taste in sci-fi! I also felt moved to tears when the end credits came on, though I actually didn't like the story or film as much as Part One, oddly enough. (I read and enjoyed the novel over two decades ago). The film also caused me to appreciate other science fiction film and TV more.

[@theprowler18]

Totally get the personal connection to the film. For me, I was enthralled that they nailed it and horrified at what's to come from all of this, with Paul's decision to commit to his destiny and the death/destruction that comes from it.

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

I was overwhelmed, then disturbed and ultimately saddened. That poor Atreides boy. Your mother would have loved this

[@aloominautmusic]

love how peaceful Stilgar is in this photo

[@adrianarias6418]

Probably after a fair amount of spice.

[@Despotic_Waffle]

He's not peaceful, he's in a state of religious zeal

[@vesperr10]

Fits perfectly to intro of this particular track

[@valentin7693]

​@@Despotic_WafflePeace in his heart then, not for others.

[@andrewpellman6605]

It was so tragic to watch Stilgar go from a mentor, a to wild eyed fanatic at the end of the end. That shot of Stilgar climbing onto the drop ship shouting "Lisan Al-Ghaib" is gut wrenching.

[@brandonhohn245]

"Lead them to paradise" Such a perfect way to put things back into perspective, never been snapped back to reality harder than when I heard that line

[@samskrrt2296]

Can you explain why? I think I’m missing something regarding that line? 😢

[@forrestpenrod2294]

@@samskrrt2296 When Paul says "lead them to paradise" he has unleashed the largest, bloodiest war in the history of humanity. The next book skips a lot but can get pretty bleak about the consequences.

[@brandonhohn245]

@@samskrrt2296 it snapped me back to reality because we just saw the protagonist we've been following topple his greatest enemies, and yet the next step of the golden path requires one of the bloodiest conflicts in recorded history, like @forrestpenrod2294 mentioned

[@sendbigironpics2090]

@@samskrrt2296the other comments touched on the main point but to even see Paul beat his enemies his revenge complete and what his first move? To keep fighting, it shows it’s beyond him now that everything in motion is bigger then him and he isn’t trying to stop it anymore.

[@anonymousanonymity2815]

@@forrestpenrod2294 I just started listening to the audio book, was really jarred by the timeskip at first. It's really different so far but I also really like the kind of palace intrigue storyline it's going for.

[@Cinemarkerz96]

"Whats happening mother?" "Your brother is going to attack the Greater Houses. The Holy War has begun"

[@miltontavares9506]

Jesus,that ending is one of the most powerful and gut wrenching since The Empire Strikes Back. And i was sad when Chani left,realizing that Paul was no longer the man she loves.

[@A7XKoRnRocks1]

@@miltontavares9506Paul has seen visions of her coming around that's why he let her go ahead and didn't bother stopping her, he knows she will be by his side in the future.

[@datdavidson5379]

@@miltontavares9506Love just doesn’t end……she left out of anger when she stared at the Emperors Daughter. She needed to feel like she mattered so she called upon a worm to test her self, she’s going back to her people to help them. She will return, she will return to Paul’s side as his, cause she Loves him.

[@ethancoster1324]

​@@datdavidson5379she will but I reckon she'll spite Paul throughout Messiah until he walks into the desert and gives up power.

[@datdavidson5379]

@@ethancoster1324 maybe, or she will soon realize, and believe that he is the one to lead the people of Arrakis to freedom, to Paradise. she will accept him as who he is

[@Brydigan94]

This gives me the same feeling as “Now We Are Free” from Gladiator!

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

I was Thinking the same thing. I think we are heading back into the Great Age of Movies

[@alQamar79]

her voice is just great. we have to admit.

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

Same!!

[@Afr095]

That had a bitter sweet ending and this film has a bitter sweet bitter ending

[@ar2806ch]

Because it is the same composer and Pedro Eustache (who played the air instruments in Gladiator) also played and help to compose the score of this flim

[@ryancarter2959]

I’d say with this soundtrack Zimmer has thoroughly cemented himself as the absolute king of film scores in the modern era.

[@mrmr4622]

I’d say Zimmer has already cemented himself years ago

[@lovrojelic8453]

He did it 14 years ago

[@gormoboskos]

The playing field was equal between him and John Williams after Interstellar. After Dune he has dethroned the emperor of soundtracks

[@user-ve5ln5le9y]

Ahem VANGELIS

[@toocanny]

@@gormoboskoslol John Williams will always be the greatest score writer ever. Hans is great but he will never be the greatest.

[@ferdyhoshigakitube]

"my Lord, the Great Houses will not honor your ascend to the throne!" "Lisan Al-Ghaib, what should we do?" 😢

[@N0ONE3423]

Lead them to paradise

[@MrHunt160]

@@N0ONE3423chills straight chills

[@cd-zw2tt]

"Ah! It's fine really, I guess we could just live and let live."

[@Despotic_Waffle]

If they ever make Dune Messiah, the absolute chills I'll get when they list down the atrocities the Fremen comitted. 600 planets sterelized, 40 religions extinguished, 60 billion dead... all in 12 years.

[@patrick17_6]

is that all in the novel? @@Despotic_Waffle

[@Pyramid_Thing]

Paul Atreides: I will love you as long as I breathe. The ending broke my heart. 😭

[@EastAtLeast]

I highly recommend reading Dune and Dune Messiah. Its genuinely a heart wrenching conclusion.

[@svono_svono_music]

yea man

[@aditsingh922]

@@EastAtLeast it will spoil the 3rd part

[@FoxySocks]

@@aditsingh922 But I mean some of us just read all parts... 😆

[@aditsingh922]

@@FoxySocks book enthusiast

[@Kimkim-gl6qc]

At the movie end, while everyone went home, I just sat alone to experience the music in IMAX hall. It was so godly.

[@EdwardMYang]

One of my biggest regrets is that I didn’t. I had to go to the bathroom so bad 😢

[@Kimkim-gl6qc]

@@EdwardMYang had to go first time too but second one I sat all the way to the end.

[@RelaxAndSmokeMeth]

once I heard the woman's voice I just sat back down and teared up

[@MountainDewVoltage1]

Me too , after the first time especially with this song playing during the credits in imax my first immediate thought was “I need to watch this movie again” I have it on 4k and it’s still great but nothing will ever beat that imax experience

[@chrismorris5521]

I did the same thing for this movie and part one. Filled with so much emotion, sitting there alone in the dark soaking in the beautiful experience I just had watching this movie in IMAX. Definitely a core memories.

[@cristobaltaiba5031]

I need to understand what kind of black magic Hans Zimmer uses to improve in his sequels and always maintain a high quality in his works, this guy is a Genius, a Chef, a Master, this Dune soundtrack is a Masterpiece

[@AgungKristian-zi9mo]

Emotion

[@alQamar79]

Yes, Emotion and Passion. He explained it in an interview.

[@romain_g7756]

Yup, I enjoy his work for Part Two even more than Part One... which was already iconic! I hope there will be something like the Sketchbook album for this sequel. For Part One it delved so much deeper into the musical world Hans created for this masterpiece. The same for Part Two I would be an instant buy for me!

[@marekandel]

He's got a team of great composers/musicians as well. It's not only him who makes these masterpieces.

[@nelsonbarragantejera7049]

He is the modern Beethoven

[@alenor210]

This song and the ending of the film were gut-wrenching. Just the realization of what’s about to happen and that final shot reframe the entire narrative into such a harrowing light and it’s stuck with me for hours.

[@valerimarinov4476]

So is this track at the end of the film? Particularly the later half, as it simply sounds majestic.

[@mattmanw54301]

Agreed 100 percent. Everyone in my theater saw me crying when the house lights came up.

[@lovetality]

@@valerimarinov4476the final track in the movie is kiss the ring

[@mattmanw54301]

Lead them to Paradise.

[@avw160]

Still rolling in my head an hour after the ending. This piece is haunting.

[@tlotrfan3791]

I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone, there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

[@eduardopaniagua1806]

Best Picture Best Director Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Production Desing Best Costume Desing Best Original Score Best Sound Best Make Up and Hairstyle Best Visual Effects 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rajivrddadke5014]

Don't forget Best Adapted Screenplay

[@hundredfireify]

At the very least six of those are undebatable imho (I know, the year is not over, but it punches way higher than everything we've seen already)

[@eduardopaniagua1806]

Dune could sweep EVERTHING 🧡

[@SuperTruperHans]

My Master: Hans Zimmer ❤❤

[@don_town]

Thank-you, merci Monsieurs Villeneuve et Zimmer. True masters of their craft.

[@ferastg6652]

Watched it two days ago What a greatness, 80’s generation got ESB, 2000’s generation got LOTR, this generation have got Dune and glad to be alive to witness this masterpiece of a work

[@richardthomas9484]

I agree, although I experienced LOTR also! It is up there with that.

[@Kev376]

Yeah watched dune in full size film imax, what an absolute banger! Nothing will ever top LOTR but this is still above a 9/10.

[@anonperson3972]

I was quite annoyed at some of the changes they made. But the soundtrack was great, Hans Zimmer is incredible

[@STEALTH1USA]

A local theater re-ran the LOTR extended trilogy. What an experience 👏 And now Dune :,)

[@lele9exl]

As a youngster, please tell me, what ESB is! ;)

[@TheJeanVille]

Definitely an Oscar Award winning movie. Made me watched it over and over again both part 1 and 2. Perfect, just can't wait for part 3.

[@albertnicomar9444]

Clearly you are not Awake , read the book !

[@Stitchman3875]

Part 3 is gonna be Dune Messiah. It's gonna have some plot twists that are gonna be a surprise.

[@travelerspooks]

40 religions. More than 600 planets. More than 60 billion people. Part Three is going to be insane.

[@MrEmbium]

I dont think, that Dany gonna show us holy war.

[@thesefton0111]

@@MrEmbiumhe better

[@doobadood]

​@@MrEmbiumi mean he did blatantly showed us how religion twist human minds like puppets and how blind faith dehumanize ones character. That was pretty much offensive in multiple religious sectors today. Messiah is ready on the road for sure.

[@TheMinskyTerrorist]

@@doobadood It's not so simple, because the religion is objectively true. To its credit the movie keeps some of the complexity and ambiguity of the book.

[@superjlk_9538]

@@TheMinskyTerroristbecause the religion has been manipulated but yes

[@andrewpandrew7786]

Just saw an early viewing. This does indeed play when you think it does. I sat there, exhausted and bewildered with a tear in my eye as the credits rolled. Last time I felt this way leaving a theatre was 2049. Thank you Denis.

[@TheOppl]

To be clear - does it play DURING the credits, or just BEFORE the credits? The second half of this track in particular is far, far too powerful and emotive for me to believe it was consigned to credits. Does it play during the actual film itself?

[@andrewpandrew7786]

@@TheOppl it’s absolutely played during the credits. Meaning as soon as they roll it plays. Believe me. It’s a perfect set up because this movie will leave you literally just staring silently as the credit roll trying to process this experience. It was ethereal for me.

[@chrisgerrard745]

Which is a shame as I feel the second half of this track should have been the score for the final few minutes instead before the cut to credits. It’s more tragic than ‘Kiss the Ring’, which is instead clearly a more triumphant rendition of Paul and Chani’s love theme.

[@TheOppl]

I completely agree. The final half of this track is genuinely tragic and would have suited the tone for ending that story given what comes next, real shame that it is consigned to the credits.@@chrisgerrard745

[@trentonmeeuwsen739]

@@andrewpandrew7786it’s so true, I was in shock for at least a day. I just wanted it to never stop, going to see it opening night again.

[@Turrican76]

Kiss the Ring already made me tear up, that whole ending scene was so intense, the last view of chani and then the credits rolled and i just sat there in awe, totally exhausted.

[@skynest1016]

Born _too late_ to explore the earth, Born _too early_ to explore the universe, Born *just in time* to witness this masterpiece 🥹

[@DanAllenGaming]

Hans Zimmer is the greatest composer of all time. Dune, The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Inception, The Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean, Man of Steel, Gladiator, Kung Fu Panda, Blade Runner 2049, The Last Samurai, Top Gun Maverick, Call of Duty MW2, Amazing Spider-Man 2, Wonder Woman, Dunkirk, James Bond, Rain Man, Sherlock Holmes, Mission Impossible and many more. Unbelievable Resume.

[@aegnor2102]

Can't agree more !

[@SliderFury1]

Dude is everywhere and never disappoints.

[@andrewkawam2603]

For me (in terms of movie/TV composers), it’s a tie between him and Joe Hisaishi (with George Fenton and Ben Salisbury not far behind).

[@FranticAnimations]

No where near the greatest. Listen to more composers, dude.

[@nachteulen_kollektiv2023]

same musicians came together for this as for Gladiator!

[@RealisticMgmt]

"What's happening, Denis?" "The film has been released. The longest campaign in Oscar history begins."

[@jameskevin6017]

So Amazing! Doesn't compare to franchises becuase it will win oscars like Godfather Triolgy. It's rare when you get cinematic follow-ups winning oscars, (especially for Sci-Fi Action/Adventure Pseudo-Superhero Film like this). But when it's all said and done, Dune will sweep the oscars, reach a billion, and Star Wars will be no more....... Long Live The Fighters!

[@theviniso]

I'm fully expecting this to win all the Oscars.

[@LiGhTy_BF]

​@@jameskevin6017 star wars will be no more ? Is it April Fools or smth ?

[@Kanig94]

Lord of the Rings: "Let me introduce myself"

[@mrmr4622]

Thats the best thing to come out as the result of postponing the release of the movie, Oppenheimer got its deserved accolades, and Dune will have its own next year

[@ildikoeross3778]

We saw it in IMAX the first week it came out... my 16 year old son and I were the last to leave the theater. We just sat there in silence while 500 people left. We even watched the subtitles because we were so captivated by the atmosphere of the film and the music... A masterpiece. We've been to Hans Zimmer concert three times.

[@MyFavorite_Scenes]

Man, that ending...

[@Rauruatreides]

The title of the track is quite fitting. Despite Paul becoming ruler of the universe, leading millions of followers, he has become alone. Princess Irulan is merely a political marriage. His mother has become a freaky Reverend Mother, and his sister is even more crazy. Stilgar is no longer a friend, but a worshiper. From other books, Gurney leaves Arrakis to govern Caladan. And finally, his lover Chani has abandoned him out of fear and anger at what he has become. Only he remains.

[@pattyolvera4364]

I stayed the longest at the theater to listen to this beautiful song. I didn't want it to finish. Great way to finish Dune Part Two, i had the same feeling when Gladiator finished and Now We Are Free with lisa Gerrard started. This is epic!

[@user-ve5ln5le9y]

Ong I was thinking the same thing! Now We Are Free

[@gormoboskos]

Love how Zimmer uses that Gladiator vibe for the best moments. His use of the Duduk instrument reminded me so much of "Duduk of the North"

[@MasonGoodwin-es4cp]

This truly is the greatest cinematic experience I’ve ever seen. Definitely my favorite movie of all time. I encourage anyone who’s reading this to go see it in the movie theater

[@alexanderhuot8632]

3:25-3:40 How the academy would disqualify this from being considered an Oscar nomination is beyond me. This was an incredible score and Hans Zimmer is an icon.

[@vedantdesai1]

And they nominated Emilia Perez - bunch of woke idiots

[@frankharris7330]

Our modern day John Williams, the voice and sound of a generation.

[@LewisPDiDdle808]

John Williams is this generations John Williams haha. I do love Hans Zimmer though, no hate

[@miliyn17]

Hans is way better than Williams@@LewisPDiDdle808

[@frankharris7330]

@@LewisPDiDdle808 John Williams hasn’t made an iconic score in 20 years, while Hans has made many. Ask any 20 year old and they probably heard of Hans Zimmer, but probably not John Williams. Sad but true.

[@acousticazn311]

Too bad you can't hum a single tune by Hans Zimmer (assuming also it was him who actually wrote the music as well).@@frankharris7330

[@whereami2477]

​@@frankharris7330 A few of the themes from the Star Wars sequels were great

[@RobbieBobbiee]

That change of the song at 4:00 is just something else that is hard to put into words, truly beautiful.

[@EdwardMYang]

Has a sort of choral quality to it. Takes my breath away.

[@honeytlbadger4365]

1:20 her voice changing into the instrument... this piece is so mesmerizing

[@davidulehla3305]

It is Guthrie Govan and his electric guitar...❤❤ Probably Hans Zimmer's best soloist along with Pedro Eustache playing the flute.

[@crAzytitAn4741]

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed❤

[@shreevatsak343]

"The Holy War Begins" -Reverend mother

[@tezzy5584]

Jihad*

[@nightraven2975]

​@tezzy5584 Jihad can be a type of holy war. It's usually the first thing people translate the word into to understand it.

[@tezzy5584]

@@nightraven2975 Nah it's jihad. Jihad is canon. Villeneuve was probably right in thinking that modern audiences are too fragile to handle the source material though.

[@shreevatsak343]

@@tezzy5584 yep in the books it is Jihad, here I'm quoting Lady Jessica's last line in the movie

[@JoshuaDavis-qk2ep]

Oh poor Chani…. The holy war begins.

[@Cbart23]

She will come to understand. I have seen it.

[@sneakysunset1765]

@@Cbart23As written

[@ppgod6989]

I still don't understand the part of a vision where she kills him in the first movie. Is that going to happen or what?

[@RaviPatel-lb7uc]

@@ppgod6989Probably not. Most likely it was just a metaphorical vision. Paul has to die for Kwisatz Haderach to rise. His vision showed Chani killing him, but there is also the line, "When you take a life, you take your own." By killing Jamis, Paul died and began his transformation into the Kwisatz Haderach.

[@ppgod6989]

@@RaviPatel-lb7uc hmm that does make sense , they also showed jamis killing paul right before he killed him so I guess you're right!

[@brandonfly4611]

This piece is stunning. It gives me Gladiator/Lord of the Rings vibes, but with that alien touch that makes the Dune soundtrack so special. Absolutely cannot wait to watch this film.

[@jake_runs_the_world]

SAME

[@Bogdan-Florian]

I hope you watched because it’s this generations LOTR no doubt

[@ozerilhan1]

Watched it yesterday. I got very emotional when I resized the movie was actually made for those who read the book. Which is rare nowadays. Lots of references made me joyful and emotional. And during the credits, I was pinned to my seat. Couldn't even flinch. Watch the entire credits in teary eyes...

[@Christian-dr4ge]

same brother ... same♥

[@M24071]

It captures the message that frank Herbert was telling with this story perfectly

[@Islanddude83]

Yes!

[@keithkolandasamy8490]

I had to force myself to stop listening to this. Besides being the best theme from the movie, it’s also the theme to Chani and Paul’s relationship. I never expected to feel such profound sadness when reliving this score. We’re so blessed to get to experience this. Thanks to Hans and his collaborators!

[@jimjamot]

same - such sadness for the two of them, it's beautful and heartbreaking at the same time

[@riverlove3]

that crescendo at 5 minutes is generational to me and solidified this movie as one of the best sci fi movies in the past couple of decades, walking out of the theatre.

[@MisterleKefler]

When the film ended, I had no words. Just the desire for more.

[@anshumananshu667]

The product you get when the guys who know and loves the source material, This movie shows Hans and Denise's love for world of Dune.

[@christinezion2110]

This was one of the most powerful cinema moments I have experienced so far.

[@Briannaf57]

My favorite track in Part One was My Road Leads Into The Desert but the best part for me was the small melody that plays for about 30 seconds before the next shot of them walking into the Desert. It blows my mind that Hans took that one piece and turned it into this huge epic grandiose timeless piece of music.

[@tooglianprimus15]

This track was actually one of the earliest composed for both soundtracks. I don’t think the second half of this was finished but if you listen to the Dune Sketchbook Atreidis theme, this is that. I believe Hans used this track and had reprises of it throughout the scores to build to THIS moment all at the end. Like part one and two are one story so in essence this is the real end credits of the films. Imo this track is the theme of Dune.

[@Briannaf57]

@@tooglianprimus15 I totally agree. I remember listening to the sketchbook numerous times and immediately recognized that track when the Part Two soundtrack dropped. It definitely feels like the true theme for Dune especially after reading Dune Mesiah.

[@madhavgupta2002]

This might be the greatest piece of music ever composed in the entire human history.

[@robo2000nitro]

I watched this movie last night and honestly it has to be one of the best movies I have ever seen in my life. The story itself is iconic given its based off such a popular book but the real triumph is how Denis translated it to the big screen with the actors, sound design and visuals. It is a classic and a modern masterpiece. Forget Sci-Fi masterpiece this is a movie that is essential viewing for every movie lover: young and old.

[@paliavyy]

never have i ever been so happy to work in a cinema that i could have listened to this credits masterpiece for at least a month twice a day, thx denis thx hans

[@afr-dt]

I saw it in the theater, as soon as the movie ended, this soundtrack started, tears came to my eyes, I felt like crying.

[@KaponoMonster]

The final shot in the end before the credits will never go away in my head

[@SumtingWong343]

4:50 that part of the song is so epic and Majestic. There is nuance here in this song. As much as you feel that the start of the song is the beginning of a great story, the rise of a hero, the atmosphere of the song changes gradually to something more Tragic. Paul is no more a hero. He became the vilain of is own story.

[@DrumPhil91]

This film is one of a kind. It’s endlessly quotable. It’s beautiful in so many different and special ways. It’s sad. It’s fun. It’s gut wrenching. It’s almost like a spiritual experience, a massive breath of fresh air for a young generation of film lovers who have been longing for such a masterpiece. Lol “Lawrence of Arabia in space” doesn’t begin to describe it. Hans Zimmer’s best work, by a mile.

[@AlienMidget123]

This is like all the best elements of Gladiator and The Lion King rolled into one. What a score.

[@PolyQuasi]

I can think of only a few times when watching a movie has moved me to seek out the score. I've been listening to it at dream time every night since.

[@CBJalltheway24]

I've seen this movie twice and I want to see it a third, fourth, fifth time. There's something about it. One of the all-time greats. Go see it if you haven't.

[@aryanbhupalam8991]

This is 100% a top 3 Hans Zimmer track of all time. Now We Are Free, Cornfield Chase are his best and Dream Within a Dream and Time could arguably be better.

[@Cold-Blooded-Jay]

As far as making music that fits the film perfectly, Hans' track for Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron should also be on that list. Perfectly encapsulates the wild western wilderness and a sense of freedom.

[@ColinPatrickWeiss]

much of Hans Zimmer work is actually very slow and building chord progressions. Kind of simple but profoundly emotional and so well developed and slowly built up. the end of this song is one of his best. literal goosebumps. Music is all about how you feel, and no one does it better than Hans Zimmer.

[@phantomlady07]

I was lucky enough to experience Dune 2 in the cinema room alone with all of strangers had such intense respect for this artwork. We all stood up and clapped for the movie right after it finishes. It was an absolute one in a life time experience. Thank you so much Denis and all the people decided to make this masterpiece

[@sp9459]

This and “A time of quiet between the storms” will soon become Hans Zimmer Classics 👏🏼 Normally I don’t like movies getting another Oscar for their score in following parts but I think this score is even more outstanding than the first one 😮 I can definitely see Zimmer winning his third one 🙏🏼

[@danielalvarez9226]

He should've won a Oscar for galdiator.

[@sp9459]

@@danielalvarez9226 Yess! And for Interstellar 😢

[@Fusible_1]

​@@sp9459For inception also

[@AngelofMusic04]

The ending shot of this is a really audacious way to end a major blockbuster sci-fi film and Villeneuve deserves major credit for it. Zimmer, too, because this score really adds to the heartbreaking image.

[@KanaGoni]

What's the ending shot?

[@AngelofMusic04]

​@@KanaGoniI'd rather not say but you'll know what it is when if happens.

[@Afr095]

@@KanaGonithe ending without spoiling it basically made me feel emotionally the same way from a teen titans episode when Tera meets the teen titans and the way that episode ends was kinda sad but hopeful.

[@KanaGoni]

@@Afr095 I get what you're saying.

[@theprowler18]

@@Afr095 I would say without giving it away, the opposite of hopeful. Tragic and terrified at what's to come. Exactly how Herbert felt about the idea/notions of Messiahs.

[@Jos-dd1hs]

If dune doesn’t win multiple Academy awards this year we will riot .

[@trevorbristow9354]

Dune Part Two is one of the most perfect amazing movies that ive seen in years. This score 🔥🔥🔥

[@MarnusvdMerwe]

Hans Zimmer a legend of this era.

[@enricovincente]

“ I will love you for as long as I breathe “

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

If this doesn't play at my Funeral, I ain't showing up

[@danny_dacheeto1055]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@nigelkhan9278]

Hans Zimmer is an absolute genius. I’ve already made arrangement to play Now We Are Free, Time and this master piece Kiss the Ring at my funeral. Kiss the Ring is so much better than this score. Both are amazing buy Kiss the Ring is majestic and powerful. I will be buried at a national cemetery with honors and my brothers. Semper FI.

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

​@nigelkhan9278 Better Add Roll Tide to the list, One of Zimmers most powerful Scores

[@iamo0]

So you think you’re going to paradise when you die?

[@photogeNK]

Not an option man, you kinda have to be there. You must, actually.

[@rohiths3584]

This song feels like a callback, a melancholic flashback back to nostalgic times, when Paul, Jessica, Leto I and everyone of House Atreides were back in Calladan. It feels like Jessica (Pre-Reverend mother) and Leto are looking on in defeat as the future unfolds before them, as their son moves forward trapped by his own future. It beats down the tragedy of House Atreides to us all the more.

[@BasedHorrigan]

The Benet Gesserit singing up until the second half, and then the sudden realization that the Kwisatz Haderach has ascended...tragic.

[@JoseMolina-jz9hh]

“Here I am; here I remain.” 😮‍💨

[@bf5881]

I wish this played during the film and not just the credits. That back half of this track is the most epic stuff ever. It's a perfect evolution of that same theme from Part One.

[@corvoattano3327]

Just saw it last night and right at the moment when Lady Jessica said "Your brother's going to attack the Greater Houses. The Holy War has begun." Jesus Christ I got goosebumps right after she said that. What an absolute masterpiece 👏👏👏

[@diegocinco5]

The heavenly emotions in this piece and the parting of the two made me break inside. Dune you rock!

[@suh1987]

Hans Zimmer making me cry again with this soundtrack. What brilliant mind💯

[@davidlux6395]

This makes me really hyped for the soundtrack of Dune: Messiah. The music of this movie already was elevated compared to the first one. Imagine how serene and intimate the ending of Dune: Messiah will be, when it's accompanied by Hans Zimmer's Music.

[@20alevilla]

Part 2 made me leave the movie theater with such longing that I may never feel the same with any other film. It was perfect!

[@ArmanPetrosyan-w7d]

Hans Zimmer is the greatest composer ever

[@SumtingWong343]

"Lead them to paradise" is a powerful sentence. Both means paradise on Arakis, but sending the enemy to paradise by killing them. The 3rd movie is going to be one terrible tragedy!!

[@vedantdesai1]

Yes. As it is written.

[@Deanooooo]

@@vedantdesai1thanks Stillgal

[@Fluffycat998]

And innocent people

[@balashibuyeeter2704]

The 3rd movie is all about the consquences of his revenge. It takes place after the jihad.

[@SumtingWong343]

​@@balashibuyeeter2704I know bud!! I am reading the 4th book right now. Things get kinda crazy, but still a very interesting story.

[@TheHulk2008]

All you can call this entire soundtrack is just purely cosmic.

[@BOOGiNS]

The emotion of this sound combined with the impact of how the film ends just. Wow. This really puts you in the mood of feeling inadequate yet feeling great at the same time. I love this track.

[@wallacemagalhaes7545]

This track made me feel so emotional during the movie. Hans is simply magical. Can`t stop listening to it over and over.

[@whaleborne1308]

These movies feel special. The grandfather of Sci-fi finally recognised for all it has done for the genre, and brought to the screen in such a magnificent way. I haven't even read the books, but I feel emotional watching these films, because I think of all the people back in 1965 that had their minds blown and expectations shattered on what a Sci-fi story could be and now, from what I've seen from readers of the book, it's finally gotten an adaptation that conveys the full weight of the story.

[@miraidroid]

As the credits rolled, the movie’s final scene left me breathless. The soundtrack, a masterpiece by Hans Zimmer, swelled, enveloping me in a whirlwind of emotions. I’ve witnessed countless film endings, but none quite like this. Zimmer’s ability to craft unforgettable scores.. whether in Gladiator, Batman, or Dunkirk & many others is nothing short of magical.

[@tysonngubeni8545]

I have no one to speak to about everything that happens from 3:56 onwards. In the context of everything that's happened in the score so far. And the film itself up until that point. It's literally one of the most beautiful things I've encountered this entire year 😭🙌🔥❤

[@alwayslaughingtoby]

Hans Zimmer has delivered so many masterpieces and this one is definitely standing in the front row. Iconic!

[@Sorayaclark1271]

I love that it sounds like a lullaby even in the midst of war. Its the perfect tone to capture the real casualty of the story: the Fremen and their way of life

[@zeiyndarko9683]

I have watched it 3 times in a row since it was released in my country on February 28th. This film is very addictive. The visuals are so mesmerizing, it feels dreamy, as if this event could have happened in another life, why this movie felt so real man the world and all in it feels real. even i started beliving it that he is our mahdi, jesus, savior or whatever that will save us from this cruel evil world. it's like I'm in a dream state and you know this is the part of your deja vu that will come in your life sooner or later. this is so magical. and the second time I watched it I got tear in my eyes when Paul gave a speech to take them and lead them to paradise and they put camera on stilgar and i saw his face more tears for me :( and then when he declared war on the great houses and he said "Lead them to paradise" my fist clenched and they put camera on stilgar again fremen triumph spirit embedded to my soul i felt iam part of them 🥺

[@mazzlah]

From 3:42, I flatlined up to 6:30...and slowly joined the queue to where it ends while I slipped away in the process, as the lady in the background continued humming without pausing. Reminds me of „Holy War“ and „The Shortening of the Way“.

[@leandergold7338]

I got goosebumps at the outro of the film

[@paragonproductions6322]

My favorite from the album. Love the weight of the cue, and the inspiring but tragic atmosphere.

[@craem0cream]

This song is just so beautiful. Hans Zimmer's brilliance is second to none

[@moniruzzamanrasel8825]

You mean his interns

[@haseebejaz]

2024 is going to be historic as people from the future will come to listen this masterpiece just like we revisit some of the past epic tunes..

[@abraruralam3534]

It's interesting how the synth sounds like a mother humming a lullaby. Except, the music is played everytime Paul's character grew from being shy to a leader yearning for what is, ultimately, vengeance.

[@SalsitaDelSenor9974]

This beautiful music deserves THE OSCAR AWARD PLEASES 🙏🏆🙏🏆🙏🏆🙏🏆🙏🏆🙏🏆🙏🏆

[@bubblesthemonkey6615]

That opening melody is so amazing. It reminds me of Native American, African, Celtic, Asian, and classical music all in one. So many different inspirations mixed together, it resonates so deeply. Loving but also mournful, I haven’t had a piece of music in a movie make me feel this way in quite some time.

[@Yuiiski-]

Surely this plays at the very end

[@idolafreak]

as long as my tears falling from my eyes

[@critney_]

I am not going to listen 😌

[@aegnor2102]

Yeah it's just before the last track (lisan Algaib)

[@dan32321]

Yup, you can already feel the rhythm. Paul shares an intimate moment with Chani, who struggles with the reality that despite their love, he must take Irulan as his "wife" to secure the throne, and then he ascends...

[@pain4perks436]

@@dan32321 the second half of the track makes me believe there will be a montage of visions. The Holy War spreading across the galaxy. The Atreides banner amongst the dead. Alia maybe?

[@sonukumarsingh-hk7es]

"what is happening mother?" "your brother attacks the great houses" "THE HOLY WAR BEGINS".

[@Afr095]

A very bitter depressing but yet powerful and intriguing ending… until the next movie ❤

[@erazohar6731]

I listened to the music before going to see the film. This composition, and in particular the ending, shocked me. And I waited to hear it during the film. In reality, it is the end credits. I always stay until the end, if only to respect the work accomplished by everyone in the making of a film. With the volume and quality of sound, and after so many emotions, I was transported. And in the 4th minute, the intensity compressed my chest, a wave of heat invaded me, and tears overflowed from my eyes. “Only I Will Remain” is an absolute masterpiece. And for a week, the composition has accompanied me in every moment, every thought. Thank you Hans Zimmer, you are a true artist.

[@mv5708]

I just love how the second half of the track sounds more horrific and misery. Just like what Paul sees in his visions of the future.

[@Supafly6420]

Hans Zimmer is the most talented composer of our time hands down

[@whatever9936tff]

Dune is the star wars of our generation

[@AngelofMusic04]

Which is ironic as there wouldn't be "Star Wars" without 'Dune'.

[@whatever9936tff]

@@AngelofMusic04 yeah which shows how awesome Frank is

[@tambrea6983]

The emotions of this movie, this soundtrack and the epic story of Dune are almost too much to consume. Simply beautiful in every way