Sign of the Dune
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Hard Girls Step one of a plan How to make a mouse into…

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Black Night 밤 아주 까맣던 밤 너와 내가 마주했던 밤 한참 아무런 말 없이 서로의…
Blessed In the fall and the return of winter Your witches fly…
Dance With Me Why don't you dance with me? Day goes on The weekend comes…
Flex Ooh Ooh Ooh Hoo ooh, hoo ooh, hoo ooh hoo ooh So many…
Hard It's a hard way to learn. Drown in despair as your…
I Been That I always talk about the weight of situations. I never…

In the Mix Adam and Eve original sin conceived, They turned away, and t…
Loading Say that you want to come back to me Then I…
Love You Dear you kiss my lips i am fall again another chance to…
MOOD FOR LOVE 그대의 입술에 내려앉은 새하얀 꽃잎에 눈길이 머물고 떨리듯 새어나온 숨결 꿈결이 되어 속삭여줘요 까만 눈동…
My Youth 가만히 누워 바보처럼 물어 저무는 해야 난 무얼 해야 우리 사랑은 짧고 또 행복은 멀고 창밖에…
Oceania Days getting hot Melting all we have got today Embers around…
RUN I will run for life I will run for life How many…
Sounds Of The Universe Can you hear sounds of the universe When you watch upside…
That's That Work AHHH Talk that shit You ain't no Crip don't walk like…
Ticket to the Moon Starry night Sinbihan bam gonggiga Naui mameul heundeulgo Me…
Tonight Stars are shining, oh so bright They don't compare, to your…
When? You can change your clothing, you can change your hair, And…
Who Is U There's no room at the inn The bar is full and…

Your One no I don't want to say good bye but I have…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@asheer9114

@Linguine Fettuccine. Lol...
But its true that Duke Leto faar to easy agreed to something which from the very beginning screams loud : ITS A TRAP!!!

On the other hand... until Leto the II didn't break the curse of the Spice the whole "Diune Verse" was incredibly easy to conquer for any space faring civilizations able to operate without the Navigators...

Of course I know that Herbert created very one sided Universe operated around Spice but somehow I doubt there are NO spiced spacefaring civs around but they doesn't interfere with the Empire and its subjects since entire Empire's economy is based on Spice... which for those free of it civs has simply no value?..

OR... maybe I'm far too used to the multi civs SciFi franchises so for me Diune Verse is very... gray painted world... without serious diversity?..

But that's just my personal opinion of course. 😉

All comments from YouTube:

@NTWoo95

2y↑20.7K

I love that Leto basically says "This could have been an email," when asking how much it costs for this ceremony

@jansix4287

2y↑2K

When’s the last time you received fiefdom over a planet per email?

@OptimusWombat

2y↑1

@@jansix4287 When’s the last time you received fiefdom over a planet at all?

@SerunaXI

2y↑1.1K

@@jansix4287 Yes but, like, the emperor usually does this by email.

@EgoEroTergum

2y↑691

Tsze-kung wished to do away with the offering of a sheep connected with the inauguration of the first day of each month. The Master said, "Ts'ze, you love the sheep; I love the ceremony." The Master said, "The full observance of the rules of propriety in serving one's prince is accounted by people to be flattery."

- Confucius, The Analects - 3

IE: People utilize ceremony to cement the importance of events, and to help them pay psychologically sufficient respect to those they admire or honor.

@murphy7801

2y↑243

Actually reason he asked much it would be is see emperors intentions

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@BlackGryph0n

6w↑144

The score reminds me of Halo 2 for some reason... and I LOVE it.

@Cole-ui8bi

6w↑2

I'm hearing Alastor's voice in this comment 😂

@striker865

6w↑2

I was just thinking the same thing!

@arohanpatla4308

6w↑3

definitely get Halo vibes off of a lot of the soundtrack(s) but it’s still unique enough and works super well, IMO

@TheEnlightenedMalignancy

Probably because they both have a terrible story 😂

@Verbose_Mode

2y↑11.4K

They both know this is essentially a terribly elaborate assassination to secure the Emperor's power: the two most influential houses after the imperial house is Atradies (respected by the people) and Harkonnen (powerful and wealthy). Harkonnen controls Dune. Emperor gives Dune to Atradies knowing Harkonnen will lash out, in the process eliminating or severely weakening Atradies and demonizing Harkonnen in the eyes of the people. And with his hands perfectly clean, the Emperor has murdered the threat to his throne in broad daylight.

@laramyelliott2903

2y↑729

An emperor with the morals of Littlefinger? Well thats just great./s

@Crusader1089

2y↑1K

@@laramyelliott2903 An Emperor with morals does not remain an Emperor for long. Neither can they be a tyrant. But their goal must always be as close to a monopoly on power as possible.

@laramyelliott2903

2y↑553

@@Crusader1089 An emperor who condones the betrayal and massacre of a popular and loyal vassal is in danger of being a tyrant

@vinily93

2y↑184

Sounds like USA is the Emperor, Atreides are the Ukrainians and Harkonnen are the Russians.

@Crusader1089

2y↑758

@@vinily93 nice try Karl

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@ThePlaton20

2y↑9.1K

I love the fact that this movie doesn't show the Emperor -- makes him seem more powerful and mysterious. I also love the fact that the book and movie refer to him as the "Emperor of the Known Universe" implying that there are still vast reaches of space that have not yet been conquered.

@gluesniffingdude

2y↑452

Well, that's why every House Major hoards atomics...

@zeyther3341

2y↑89

Them not showing the navigators, thoughts of characters or the emperor is the reason i didnt like the movie

@davidhogg657

2y↑261

Can't imagine they (emperor/navigators) will be left out of the sequel

@epicchocolate1866

2y↑279

Because they’ve barely expanded in a single galaxy. The imperium is only 10k worlds or so

@Biggiiful

2y↑365

@@zeyther3341 the navigators aren't really in the first book, and the emporer doesn't show up until the end of book 1. Dune Pt. 2 will have the emporer. I also wouldn't be surprised if they show more of the navigators then are actually in the book, because Denis Villeneuve might only get to portray them in the 2nd part. He wants to make Dune Messiah as a third film, but that hasn't been greenlit yet.

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@timovangalen1589

2y↑8K

Hans Zimmer snorted a line of Spice when he came up with this score. That Oscar was well deserved!

@Ar1AnX1x

2y↑208

the way he can immerse himself in the world of the story he's making music for is inhuman
the music sounds so different considering the vibe of the world/universe that the story happens in

@hycron1234

2y↑76

... just one line?

@TimoRutanen

2y↑72

@@hycron1234 One has to be able to also write after

@harveyspecter1855

2y↑12

Most of his tunes sound the same to me

@ryanotte6737

2y↑19

Possibly Zimmer getting some a that juice of Sapho as well... "It is by will alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the juice of Sapho that thoughts acquire speed, the lips acquire stains. The stains become a warning. It is by will alone I set my mind in motion." Repeat until movie score is complete. 🤣

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@legendaryrat

2y↑5.4K

The look of pity from the Emperor's herald at the end just seals it.

@reggie7716

2y↑486

Yeah, that was a nice touch having him have a look of sympathy on his face.

@Zaxares

2y↑707

Agreed. Leto knew that House Atreides was being set up to fail, and that this was in all likelihood a trap, but honor demanded that he accept. Likewise, the herald also knew that House Atreides was walking into a trap, but he has his role and his duty, as much as Leto did.

@nikkovalidor4890

2y↑351

Because the emperor is a jealous man, and any time a jealous man gives you something he doesn't do it out of charity

@JnEricsonx

2y↑77

@@Zaxares And Atreides being a liked and respected house as well.

@godanddevil.5331

crypto is waste of money...gold and silver is used in super computers, satellites and all other electronics.dental ARTIFICIAL tooth.silver is used in pharma anti bacterial tanks...silver nitrate is used in rocket fuels...metals are essential than crypto...;;;;;;

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@AngrySilence

1y↑810

- So, it's Dune?
- It's Dune.

@PoloLoiTamin

10w↑24

So they fly now?

@thegoodwin

8w↑2

Lol

@spark1400

8w↑11

It’s Duning time baby

@B1RDSEYE

6w↑8

Ok, ok, settle dune now.

@roshinvarghese6879

6w↑8

Dune your mom

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@Shea_J

2y↑9.2K

The final exchange between the herald and the duke is chilling. They both know what’s up, but both know they must carry out their duties. I love the dune universe!

@sarcastaball

2y↑210

They are actually lovers. It's in the books.

@sarcastaball

2y↑226

@@Liry1 bazinga

@deity752

2y↑652

He stares right through the duke. He knows he's looking at a dead man.

@MarkDavis77

2y↑144

@@Liry1 He's lying

@Liry1

2y↑42

@@MarkDavis77 gotcha

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@linguinefettuccine5368

2y↑1.4K

"Do you accept?"
"No"

Roll credits

@asheer9114

@iratepirate3896

2y↑126

There's no way a dynastic house would dare to insult the emperor by refusing

@bodyshoplaboratories501

2y↑17

@@iratepirate3896 higher up the food chain they would. The Landsraad orders the emperor.

@wkcia

2y↑76

@@bodyshoplaboratories501 The Landsraad can restrain the Emperor. Difference. It's a check on the Emperor's power, but only if they act in concert.

@godanddevil.5331

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@malickmeziani_FreePalestine

2y↑9.3K

"We are House Atreides. There is no call we do not answer, there is no faith that we betray." The chills are here.

@IndigoIndustrial

2y↑456

Atreides. Atreides. Atreides. Atreides. Atreides. Atreides.

@notvietnam4112

2y↑160

Mom's spaghetti

@MiguelAlburquerque

2y↑90

we are the north. there is no call we do answer, the is no faiht we recall or remember

@EclipseCircle

2y↑91

And yet everyone betrays them.

@lamario295

2y↑27

What would've happened if he said no

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@jay-rgroup

34w↑1.1K

This scene wasn't in the book. When I first saw it, it felt so well executed and to fit so perfectly in the plot, that surely it had to be part of the source material. Only after I read the books did I understand that it was actually one of Villeneuve's own contributions. This really makes one appreciate the creative process behind movies in general, and this one in particular. I think it takes a special kind of director to understand, confidently, where and what to change the source material to make it more cinematographic.

@davecrupel2817

29w↑96

As Villeneuve was, and still is, a lifetime fan of Dune, i feel that only he could add something of his own to the IP, and have it be worthy.

@soulethh4940

27w↑7

This was in the book though.

@jay-rgroup

27w

@@soulethh4940 pages?

@960456

26w↑67

@@soulethh4940No. You might be mistaking Liet Kynes' role as JUDGE of the Change, but we never see this scene.

@fergushancock3567

22w↑37

This provides the incredible scale of galactic technology and sets the scene for the betrayal of House Atreides by the Emperor, the Spacing Guild and the Bene Gesserit. Paul's instinctive revulsion of the Imperium and its power factions begins here and plants the seed of the Jihad of Muad'Dib.

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@edhoughton2609

2y↑472

The look the Bene Gesserit Sister gives Lady Jessica "how dare you produce a son" that's great acting right there

@kevinlou1449

6w↑38

They probably had an entire telepathic conversation about it, as becomes the norm among BJs in Dune2

@eronic404

5w↑2

@kevinlou1449 I was thinking the same thing, they had to be having some type of telepathic conversation happening because Dune 2 they used it a lot.

@babbisp1

5w↑7

@@kevinlou1449
You meant BGs right? 😂

@SrijanSomeshwar

2y↑4.9K

Oscar Isaac is perfect as Duke Leto. He's got the charisma of a true King.

@trhansen3244

2y↑35

He has no charisma at all. In any of his films. He is absolutely one of the worst actors I have ever seen in my life.

@vikrammahal7574

2y↑702

@@trhansen3244 thats....like your opinon bro :)

@trhansen3244

2y↑15

@@vikrammahal7574 It's not opinion. He is a terrible awful actor. No charm in the slightest.

@hamish556

2y↑521

@@trhansen3244 cringe opinion

@johnpaulalbrecht7305

2y↑289

@@trhansen3244 i for one is happy that he's becoming mainstream.

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@Mio248

23w↑711

Magnificent voice to the man reading from the scroll.

@alexanderv.domanski9246

19w↑74

His actor is Benjamin Clementine, who's an indie musician.

@hangarrat

16w↑61

@@alexanderv.domanski9246
Rather fitting then that he was followed by people who looked like small oranges.

@reizel9340

10w↑4

@@hangarrat Absolute genius

@momo23461

8w↑7

Small oranges 🍊😆😆

@Kor-Phaeron590

@@alexanderv.domanski9246 thanks, I will check him out

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@meozil1882

2y↑803

"We are house Atredeis" - spoken like a man who knows that he represents and has the loyalty of thousands of soldiers and millions of citizens behind him.

@superslash7254

50w↑65

Add a few zeroes to each of those. Remember, he's the leader of an entire WORLD.

@Martin-pb7ts

11w↑4

Atreides

@Meesterlijker

1y↑861

I love how you can sense that by signing the seal with his ring, Leto is also literally signing not only his family's but his own fate, and that he's aware that this may very well be the end of him. Excellent directing of an excellently written scene.

@ageoflove1980

49w↑49

He is "sealing his fate", even.

@augustday9483

39w↑15

I also like the detail that this is the same exact ring which Paul is given later on, as a message that his father is dead.

@michaelgunn9883

25w↑13

@@augustday9483 That's not why he is given that ring. It's the signet ring of House Atredes. It's the evidence that Paul is a duke.

@stephenbusby424

2y↑2.4K

The costume and set design are what elevates Dune to being a masterpiece. They both add authenticity, making the Dune universe feel real and organic. They took time and great care when designing each set and costume, and the movie is all the better for it.

I can’t wait for the Dune sequel, you just know Villeneuve is going to do an incredible job.

@kirius1998

2y↑63

Don't forget the camera work and the music please. Finally after a long time a movie which deserved the oscars it won.

@Tank50us

2y↑32

@@kirius1998 And hey, don't forget about the visual effects guys. Sure, much was done with CG, but it was blended so well, you could hardly see where they used CG, where they used miniatures, and where they used practical effects. Those guys and gals earned that visual effects award.

@perenniallachrymosity276

2y↑8

Jacqueline West and Bob Morgan went off on the costume design like jesus.

@jazzywayz9773

1y↑13

The Duke's beard reminds me of ancient Assyrian artwork, King Ashurbanipal. Some of the designs and decorative artwork in the Duke's home is inspired by Assyrian art. The lettering on the contract he sealed with his ring and other lettering reminds me of ancient (Slavonic) Cyrillic and Georgian script.

@AdrianMidgley

1y↑4

And, the book.

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@ash729x

2y↑2.3K

"So..it's done?"
"It's done." 😏

Such chills man, love the "Herald of the change" guy's acting soo much. And his jawline...

@RetroExhibitCollective

2y↑109

Agreed! Couldn’t believe it was him playing in this. Also how Duke Leto asks “so..it’s done?” Goes to show that even someone of his reputation is unsure and hesitant about what he’s signing up for. You can sense uncertainty in his question to HotC

@RetroExhibitCollective

2y↑20

@nowai90 yes! Well explained, I loved that sense of fear in letos eyes and that slight ever so slightly sympathy from herald (if there was any) when he said it’s done. Crazy

@khymaaren

2y↑52

He talked with stark finality. He knew how things would go down. Everyone on that ship did. Maybe even Leto knew. Suspected, at the very least.

@williamchamberlain2263

2y↑2

@@khymaaren don't know if it's in the movie, but in the book the Duke and his advisors talk about it being a trap - that they have no choice except to walk into eyes open - as soon as they get the message from the imperial capital. The only other choices being to pack up the whole House and flee the imperium, or stay on Caladan and be crushed for disobeying an imperial request.

- There's no reason for the Emperor to take Dune from House Harkonen -> it is a trap by the Emperor
- There's no way to oppose the imperial forces, or the loyal noble houses -> Atreides have to walk into the trap

@obamabinbaben7772

2y↑69

His entire interaction with the Duke is how id talk to someone on death row. A grim finality. And some sympathy

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@geekymage10

1y↑401

The Herald’s delivery at the end is perfect. You can reasonably doubt he’d be privy to the emperor’s plans… but as glacial as his expression might seem you can almost see a hint of pity there if you want to. Like he knows full well what’s been done here.

@StrongDreamsWaitHere

43w↑34

Anyone in that Universe would know that the Harkonnens would never leave Dune without extracting a high price. The herald didn't have to know the Emperor's whole game to know that Leto was in deep trouble.

@Ericthefilo

12w↑4

@@StrongDreamsWaitHere true, at the minimum he knew there was going to be a war

@Chris-cf2kp

2y↑1.1K

I love the acting of Leto. His inflection of 'So, It's done?' betrays so much subtle disbelief or awe despite his stature, dignity and ruling position, while also revealing an intelligence, virtue, and compassion as a servant to a higher power. Very complex and well done.

@oishanichaudhury5449

2y↑62

Oscar issac's really a great actor. Shame that they wasted him in the star wars sequels.

@jbvader721

43w↑20

@@oishanichaudhury5449I will never forgive Disney and JJ Abrams for wasting Oscar or pretty much everyone else's talents in their trainwreck of a trilogy (Rian Johnson gets a pass from me because he's proven himself worthy outside of TLJ). It's as much depressing as it is infuriating how much talent was squandered.

@TemenosL

Exactly.

@elijahalbiston3105

@@oishanichaudhury5449it’s also a shame that several actors from Dune and Part Two got such little screen time. Everyone was excellent in their role

@Three-Headed-Monkey

2y↑3.7K

Such an amazing trick of perspective. You see the huge Guild ship in orbit, but don't have much to reference its size against. Then a seemingly tiny craft leaves the guild ship and heads to the surface, where we get a look at its scope against humans and it's huge! Revealing just how big the Guild Heighliner must really be in comparison...

@Johann_Gambolputty_of_Ulm

2y↑93

The original ones were described as 20km-long. But then, those seem to operate slightly differently compared to the original ones? So perhaps the dimensions are different as well...

@xenosmoke8915

2y↑33

“It’s taking on a shape. And the shape, is BIG” - Luke The Notable

@KenS1267

2y↑69

That a person on the ground can see a ship in orbit means the heighliner must be huge. I'd have to do some really tedious math to see if 20km is right but the ISS is only visible as a star so it may be.

@Baribrotzer

2y↑32

@@Johann_Gambolputty_of_Ulm
If one end of it is in the origin's star system, the other is in the destination's, and it operates as a tunnel between them, its "length" might be meaningless and impossible to measure.

@freetrade8830

2y↑101

Measurements on my monitor:
People: 1mm tall
Landing craft: 170mm tall
The mothership diameter is about 60X the diameter of the landing craft.
The diameter of the mothership is therefore 1.80m (a person)*170*60 = 18,360m.
Obviously a very rough estimate but in any case it's probably more than 10km in diameter.

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@lightyearsawaythejourneyaf6144

2y↑4.3K

Stage design and costumes in perfection, a masterpiece. I'm already looking forward to part 2. This film should be seen in the cinema, a dream of entertainment!!! 👩‍🚀🌍

@master13fox

2y↑88

I was 5 times in cinema. This movie made me addicted. It was more powerful than Star Wars or anything else

@Wolfenstein69924

2y↑51

I think part 2 will be deeply satisfying considering the way the book goes. Karma is coming.

@master13fox

2y↑11

@@Wolfenstein69924 i want read Book but I am afraid to see spoilers for second movie.. what is your advice?

@Wolfenstein69924

2y↑31

@@master13fox It’s totally up to you. I read the book before the movie so I would understand the story and themes better. My jaw still dropped seeing it in IMAX.

@maverik15j

2y↑5

Already way underrated and well said.

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@mptrager

1y↑860

An almost 4 minute clip is better than most movies. Incredible movie.

@PRubin-rh4sr

23w

Most? 51%? Will you bet your life on that?

@user-x7dc2pq7n

16w↑13

@@PRubin-rh4srsounds like an easy bet. For every Dune movie there are a dozen lazy cashgrabs

@abak3d_potato498

You need to watch more movies

@Jalbesbe

49w↑126

I love how when he asks "So it's done?" and the Speaker with a slight tremble responds back "It's done." In such a way that you know the Speaker knows what this really means. Everyone knew what was happening and what the Emperor was doing. They were marching to their deaths and could do nothing about it because they are loyal.

@Shivian124

48w↑1

Yes they knew it was a trap but they didn't comprehend at the time the resources House Harkonnen had amassed for the invasion so they had no idea the attack would come so soon. They thought they had time to work with the Fremen.

@BigMikeMcBastard

16w

It's unlikely the Herald suspected the Emperor's involvement such as it was. If the other houses of the Landsraad knew about the Emperor helping to destroy the Atreides they'd rise up and destroy House Corino. It was a shock to everyone when Sardaukar showed up.

What everyone including the Duke expected was simply that it would invite war between the Harkonnen and Atreides. So the Herald knew that the Duke had guaranteed himself a war with one of the most ruthless and cruel Houses in the Known Galaxy. And a House that had just been enriching itself off of Arrakis for the past 70 years or whatever it was.

@user-cr3ti1vj6f

12w↑3

It's done. Now invest heavily into petroleum jelly, you gonna need it.

@sciencefantastic

2y↑6.8K

This scene is immaculate. It tells the audience so much about this bizarre future through visuals: the massive opulent spaceships and futuristic garb crossed with medieval political pageantry. All set with a creeping tension and otherworldly score.

👌Very Spicy

@mrhoplite2931

2y↑51

I totally agree. A masterful scene.

@scl9671

2y↑97

I just recently went to see Hans Zimmer at the O2 arena in London. He started speaking through the microphone and his voice got deeper and deeper to sound like the Barons. Then the place went dark and the Dune theme began. It was unbelievable.

@SerunaXI

2y↑64

Don't forget the guildsmen hotboxing on spice.

@Defalto

2y↑17

What you did there… I see it.

@vasiliypupkin3239

2y↑5

Aren’t modern politics is very different from medieval?

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@jona.scholt4362

2y↑849

I hadn't realized Daft Punk had retired so they could just hang at the emperor's court and join with the Herald of the Change on his diplomatic missions.

@david7522

2y↑33

They didn't retire. They had to go, their planet needed theeeeem

@MichalBreslau

How about Tim Roth as witch.

@TheIndianaGeoff

2y↑31

There is a rave on Salusa Secundus on the way back.

@thecocktailian2091

2y↑10

Seriously though, could you imagine just being a Hanger-on to the highest of diplomatic engagements?!?!?! Sign me up, you wont hear a peep from me and Ill be dressed smartly at all times.

@DoctorCyan

2y↑6

There’s gotta be a royalty free 3D printable model of Guy-Man’s helmet floating around Hollywood. I see his Daft Punk helmet everywhere.

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@chewface

2y↑699

I love how the whole movie makes you hate the Emperor without even showing him. That man on top who sends people to their deaths with a wave of his hand, because they MIGHT threaten his precious throne.

@brandonmedina494

1y↑50

Paul ended up doing exactly what Shaddam feared Leto would do. The Emperor feared the father when he should've feared the son.

@normanquednau

1y↑15

Human politics are not that different... I think spontaneously of Stalin.

@sankang9425

1y↑3

Isn't that what all Emperors do tho

@normanquednau

1y↑5

@@sankang9425 King Ashoka was different. Marcus Aurelius as well

@bluenicholasbf2142

52w↑2

@@brandonmedina494 Well he wasn't wrong to fear the father as well, if they weren't betrayed from within they would have posed a much bigger threat

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@mike9347

1y↑637

Being the Sci Fi nerd I am, I gotta say, that's probably the coolest spaceship I've ever seen. The Grandeur of it just to deliver a few people. The ship alone gives you an idea of the power of the Emperor

@me.with.my.self.

1y↑17

Flying cigar

@nemesis9378

1y↑10

Yeah i saw the real ones, and they are not as impressive as this sci-fi ones.

@mike9347

1y↑30

@@nemesis9378 one dropped by your house the other day eh?

@PurpleCh4lk

1y↑1

@@mike9347 There's museums.

@jaegerschtulmann

1y↑6

@@me.with.my.self. I thought that was the machine used for interstellar travel by all ships?

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@Oct14cya

2y↑2.2K

The look on the emperor’s representative’s face when he says”It’s done.”says “I know something you don’t know. You’ll be sorry.” Duke Leto knows something’s not right by the look on his face and tone of his voice. The Reverend Mother couldn’t care less about what’s going on. Her look is one of “You were told to bare a daughter. No. You had to have a”male”.”

@KonohasYeIlowFlash

2y↑470

He knew it was a trap, but it wasn’t an order he could refuse. The book goes into more detail on how the Atreides’ launched a preemptive strike on the Harkonnens, so it wasn’t just a one-sided slaughter.

@NtoTheM

2y↑359

Like the other guy said, they both knew. The only thing Leto didn't anticipate was Yueh making it so easy for the Harkonnen/Sardaukar to enter.

@100Wilbur999

2y↑50

@@KonohasYeIlowFlash the Duke the matador, the Baron the bull

@nopejoeandangie

2y↑50

@@NtoTheM the only thing we couldn't anticipate was, guarding the shield and communications array with only 2 unarmored and dumb soldiers!

@leokeatonn

2y↑199

The Duke knew it was a trap from the very beginning, and IMO I think the face the representative gives seems to be more of a somber one because they both know whats going to happen.

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@iwonder1216

2y↑652

The herald was so well cast and well played. Excellent acting, tone, cadence in delivery. Amazing!!

@chsstrr9577

2y↑36

Love when he says "bene gesserit"

@azeemsaad3509

2y↑64

He is a pretty accomplished singer, name is benjamin clementine

@therealbwells2024

2y↑15

@@azeemsaad3509 he's a great singer

@2EKgn16

32w↑3

I came to this scene because I saw a comment on his NPR tiny desk concert video, saying he was in Dune. You really should hear him SING. Goosebumps don't even cover it!

@ahabkapitany

11w↑21

Benjamin Clementine nailed this so much. That half-singing ceremonial voice at 2:00 was amazing.

@patrickkinnear8625

2y↑44

I love how they cast Paul and Jessica. They genuinely look like mother and son.

@charlesshoultz3319

2y↑889

Watching this scene in the theaters was amazing. The theater speakers really let you feel the bass. The sound design was fantastic.

@iratepirate3896

2y↑20

One of the best things I've seen in Imax since Akira or Blade Runner 2049

@GlinFilm

2y↑27

@@iratepirate3896 Blade Runner 2049 was also directed by Denis Villeneuve and scored by Hans Zimmer

@koshka02

2y↑4

I wish I could have seen this in theatres. We were on Covid lockdown here in Canada when this was airing.

@jacknbg6819

2y↑5

@@koshka02 maybe there is a double feature when they release part II - dune on the big screen with ATMOS is an almost disturbing experience 😍

@hybby

2y↑2

@@iratepirate3896 The only movie that had a better sound design was Shang-Chi. That movie, imo, was sonically far better balanced for IMAX than Dune. Dune was great, but I felt like Shang-Chi was a love letter to the listener. Immaculately designed soundscape.

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@ca2082

2y↑78

Benjamin Clémentine who plays the Herald of the Change, is so beautiful and has a great screen presence, the wardrobe and the whole style of this scene is brilliant.

@godanddevil.5331

@alphanum001

2y↑3

The Herald of the Change is a singer? I didn't know that.

@Rob_-dv6ei

1y↑95

Any Benjamin Clementine fans here?!

FYI, Benjamin Clementine play’s the Emperor’s Herald. He is an extremely talented British singer and his music is some of the most creative to come out in the last decade. Such a nice surprise to see him in this movie.

@ricodecoro3241

1y↑1

here

@gabedepaul5407

1y↑5

Perfect casting

@270MOX

17w↑1

My father said he liked the character because his look makes the film look like a very futuristic movie, and I agree. He doesn't know who he is, and I know him from that Gorillaz song "Hallellujah Money"

@ZachTechnicolour

He has tiny ears

@carapurdy9520

6w↑1

I knew I recognized his face somewhere!!! Loved his collab with Gorillaz

@SamuelJamesVideos

49w↑19

1:49 "We're witnessed by members of Daft Punk, a bunch of fishbowls, and a nun who seems to have fallen asleep."

@HEAVYHEARTSMUSIC

2y↑1K

one of my favorite scenes in the film, the shots + the score is just magic. the first 30 seconds are such an amazing escalation of scale, slowly giving reference to this little pod before you realize just how colossal it is, and how unimaginably big the Heighliner it came out of is.

@jonathanleblanc2140

2y↑24

Also, in the scene where RM Mohiam goes to Caladan to test Paul, if you look through the hollow interior of the heighliner, you can see a planet on the other side of space where the heighliner traveled from.

@williamchamberlain2263

2y↑1

Space am big.

@Baribrotzer

2y↑7

@@jonathanleblanc2140 Which suggests that in this version, a Heighliner is more a portable, artificial wormhole than the sort of container ship it was in the Lynch or BBC versions. That when in use, one end of it appears at the origin of a trip, the other appears at the destination, and smaller - but still very large - ships fly through it.

@Slashco

2y↑6

In the books, it's mentioned that a heighliner can fit an entire House's fleet and cargo in one corner of its hold.

@efjay3183

2y↑637

When Atreides says: ”It’s done” he means: ”is the emperor satisfied?”. When the herald answers he says the same, yet means: ”You’re going down”

@TheRealVolk

2y↑21

I thought that at first, but then maybe the herald wasn’t told the Emperor’s full plan, as it may have compromised the bigger operation.

@andreasniedam9945

2y↑43

More than that the question actually shows, that Leto himself isn't really sure of all this pompous imperial court procedure. He's just another guy, more down to earth, to whom all these formalities seem rather obscure. Also, it tell's us quite a lot on the relationship between Atreides at least, maybe even the whole court system around it, that nobody bothered to actually plan it in advance. Either that or you can't even trust anybody.

Basically, it's just rich guys fumbling around, toying with so much power, while they do not even comprehend what they are doing.

@adamstackable7336

2y↑19

When he stamps his seal, he is stamping his own fate as well, and he kinda knows it too, but is too loyal to say no to the emperor.

@Verbose_Mode

2y↑21

Simpy put: they both know this is essentially a terribly elaborate assassination to secure the Emperor's power: the two most influential houses after the imperial house is Atradies (respected by the people) and Harkonnen (powerful and wealthy). Harkonnen controls Dune. Emperor gives Dune to Atradies knowing Harkonnen will lash out, in the process eliminating or severely weakening Atradies and demonizing Harkonnen in the eyes of the people. And with his hands perfectly clean, the Emperor has murdered the threat to his throne in broad daylight.

@coyote4961

2y↑5

@@TheRealVolk I would imagine he didn't because the Emperor was described as a untrusting/paranoid person.

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@5Oblivion

17w↑15

2:19 - I love the slight movement of Gurney's eyes switching from looking straight ahead to Leto as the Duke steps out to address the Herald. We already know he detests the obvious trap that's unfolding with "I am smiling", but that one look in the background silently conveys "Jesus...this is really happening..."

@corey7219

How did I miss that?

@cinemantics231

20w↑31

Love the look exchange between the herald and the duke at the end. Both know exactly what's actually happening.

@derlijncosta

2y↑656

This is how all movies should be, everything elevated to perfection, script, design, color, music, this is a true masterpiece.

@ShyTentacle

2y↑21

Naah, not all of them. Time and place. Some films require other approaches.

@kirius1998

2y↑17

If all movies were perfect there wouldn't be perfection to begin with. It would just be one among many.

@tetsuoswrath

2y↑1

It's subjective.

A lot of people prefer the Lynch Dune to this imitation of it. :{

@mrmr4622

2y↑2

@@ShyTentacle True, but it sure wouldnt hurt to have more movies on the level of Dune, that seems to be really rare these days

@callmedeno

2y↑2

Aesthetically pleasing, but as someone who hasn't read the books it was surprisingly lacking in depth, nuance or complexity of any kind.

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@gauthamramesh3373

2y↑91

Oscar Isaac's beard is a character on its own.

@jonathanmizner14

1y↑14

Note the camera angle when the Duke looks down at the table, hesitating before he presses his seal. It's a traditional camera angle of a funeral: looking up from inside the grave at the mourners. Except its his own funeral, and on some level he's at least partially aware of it.

Follow that with the shot of Gurney from afar with tight focus: another classic funeral shot.

And then the Reverend Mother, looking exactly like she's wearing funeral garb. It just utterly seals the unconscious image that this is the Duke's own death warrant he's signing, and they're all present to watch him do it.

@Pyrus425

2y↑63

This hits differently after knowing the Emperor is Christopher Walken

@DG-gx4sg

2y↑6

I am so excited to see Walken in Part 2. Great actor

@mikshinee87

2y↑2

Well, now it all makes sense.

@gunnar6674

2y↑3

He knows how to walk without rythm.

@thegoodwin

8w↑1

Emperor: "Yes...I I am am...the...the...Emperor-or."

@helixvfx8569

2y↑176

For those of you wondering, the voice over in the beginning is actually the voice of the editor for the film! Took me a while to find out who he was!

@D.A.D.D.Y.

2y↑20

yeah I thought his voice sounded familiar during his Oscar speech. It was great to see all the technical teams of this movie get their due. Unfortunately that's what no one is going to remember about that night 😒

@TheHawkeye0725

2y↑454

It’s a shame people don’t have the patience for build up. Never watched the previous dune media or read the books. But I was blown away by this story all the same.

@allgoodnamesaregone0

2y↑27

You and me are in the same boat. Now I'm actually keen to pick up the novel's because this universe is just too intriguing

@Briannaf57

2y↑14

Me and my mother saw this opening day in a pretty packed dine in theater and were also blown away. My father who I saw it with in Imax unfortunately just thought it was okay so it definetley isn't everyone's cup of tea. I think alot of people nowadays like very simple storylines that dont require your full attention in order to understand what is going on and Dune is not that movie.

@chriseffpunkt4333

@@Briannaf57 yeah, I saw it with your mother, too! What a coincidence

@joshuagraham2843

2y↑11

this movie didnt bored me while my nephew bored to death thinks its. awaste of money
cuz hes a gen z

@daveclark8337

2y↑1

Sit through 2 1/2 hours of boredom now in hopes the sequel might not be as bad 2 years down the road. Okay.

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@fuzzy-02

1y↑38

Emperor of the known universe was such a great line.

@xblaze2558

2y↑43

This scene right here is pure perfection. The cinematography of this movie plus the soundtrack is mind blowing. The heavenly/dark soundtrack when the ship lands gives me goosebumps. Another goosebumps is when they both said its done and Hans Zimmer brings in the dark brass sound. Amazing

@christopherestrada8576

2y↑291

When Thufir does his calculation at first I was stunned by the suddenness of it but then I almost cheered at the rightness of it. This whole scene was an absolute masterpiece of cinema. There wasn’t a misplaced character or moment that didn’t add to the story in ways that cannot be fully articulated, only felt and enjoyed. I eagerly await the next part of the film and hope beyond hope the caliber and spectacle continue to be out of this world!

@thecocktailian2091

2y↑17

It was the ONLY scene that showed Thurfir as something more than just an Atreides captain. Anyone not familiar with the source material still to this moment has no idea Thurfir is a Mentat. And Piter?!?!?! You can just sweep that one under the rug. So many missed opportunities that could have truly made this a masterpiece.

@christopherestrada8576

2y↑33

@@thecocktailian2091 unfortunately you’re not wrong. However, considering passed attempts at bringing this insanely complex story to the silver screen I was not displeased. Doing the book true justice would require show lengths in excess of what even hardy fans may be willing to endure. Much like The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit, these epic tails can really only fully lived out in our imaginations.

@Po1lux

2y↑12

@@thecocktailian2091 They had psychological scenes featuring Piter and Hawat doing more, such as a metaphorical Chess battle between them. When the Harkonnen's capture Hawat, Piter goes up to him and says 'checkmate.' It would have been really cool to see but so much of the movie had to be cut. We also get to see doctor Yueh's and Jessica's talk, there are reasons to believe they had the dinner scene. Its hard to make Dune in the scale of the book, the story is far too complex to implement into a 2 and a half hour movie. If we get a 4 and a half hour extended edition we would still miss so much.

@enzocrespin5806

2y↑7

@@Po1lux Let's hope the studio releases an extended cut at some point (since the director doesn't want to)

@shinluis

2y↑11

Piter does the same eye roll as Thufir in the scene where he is negotiating with Sardaukar. It’s a very quick moment but just enough to link they’re both part of the same group, if you couple that with their lip symbol. It would be even cooler if Piter did a little more, yes, but its already fantastic as is

@arob5sf32

2y↑164

1:10 basically the far, far future's version of "this could have been an email"

@IndigoIndustrial

2y↑3

The ansible was on the blink so they sent a telegram.

@mst3KGf

2y↑5

"We couldn't do a Zoom call?"

@blackjac5000

They don't have instantaneous interstellar communication.

@bodyshoplaboratories501

2y↑11

They don't have computers to send email.

@blackjac5000

@@bodyshoplaboratories501 At least not networked ones.

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@alstor4746

2y↑22

I love how the Herald of change speak, menacing and ordering behind a sweet cold control.

@psychevisionproductions9304

2y↑34

This is actually my favorite scene in the entire film! I love the music, tone, atmosphere, lighting, costumes, the scale and the performances. This scene is a gem.

@letoatreidesii

2y↑65

"Here I am, and Here I remain."

@RetroExhibitCollective

2y↑201

One of my favorite scenes in the movie. The feel and cinematography, and of course the audio design/OST is perfect

@jeffreydanese9260

2y↑4

And how 'bout that look on the Herald's face after Duke Leto asks it its done...it is profound pity, almost compassion but not, for he knows that the Duke's fate is sealed. He is looking at a dead man walking. Ugh. Sends chills up my spine every time I see that scene and that look on the Herald's face....

@RetroExhibitCollective

2y↑1

@@jeffreydanese9260 absolutely agree! Love that tension, and the uncertainty from Leto and how he ask almost like a child “so…it’s done?“ Very hesitant on what is to come next.

@TheSithTeacher

24w↑11

One of the best movies I've ever seen in my life.
You have to see it a lot of times to digest every single phrase and meaning of it.

@-Diomedes

2y↑12

There's an entire conversation going on between the expressions of the Bene-Gesserit sister and Jessica.

@matthewogorman7291

2y↑31

That herald got into the right line of work. That man can herald!

@JnEricsonx

2y↑4

Galactus: I'll be the judge of that.

@planetdisco4821

2y↑79

The level of nuance in this scene gets better with every repeat viewing…

@Sgt_Glory

2y↑6

You can see the reverend mother giving a look to Jessica that's so withering it nearly breaks her composure.

@pseudonymousbeing987

2y↑2

@@Sgt_Glory I love the sound design. In the cinema it gave the sensation of a Bene Gesserit's judgement piercing right through you into the depths of your soul. The Bene Gesserit were done so much justice in this film.

I feel like it was the Duncan Idaho, Bene Gesserit, and Atreides' film. Part 2 will be the Fremen and Harkonnen film. The emperor and his daughter will have their moments in the final act just as his herald had in the first act here.

@andrewstanley

1y↑10

the way he says "it's done" is just magnificent

@Sthuthukile

7w↑9

This is undoubtedly my favourite scene in Dune. Especially going in blind, it sets up the atmosphere of the film perfectly. The score, the unspoken tension and political feel of it...I always enjoy the subtle threat of violence in dialogue more than the explosive action scenes. When I saw this for the first time, I knew I was going on an epic adventure. Secondly, I love how this feels like a populated alien world with a rich history. And I love when the future is depicted this way...the costume design is inventive without being unrecognizable. It's silhouettes and material we're familiar with, but looks otherworldly in this context. Finally, Oscar Isaac's voice is so majestic. He delivers the gravity and dread needed in the scene.

@AstralDragoon

2y↑155

This movie has such impressive class and style. It's a great theater film, too; for anyone who missed Part 1 on the big screen, be sure to go in for Part 2.

@BoweDiesel

2y↑3

For sure bro

@Maggbba

I missed the first part on the big screen and I hate myself for it.

@nepntzerZer

its an intelligent film, it shows and doesn't tell. while it still didn't quite capture the full magnificence of the books, it did very very well.

@Bergen98

2y↑586

Rather unusual, but this scene should have been in the book. Also shows how even in very distant future, simple formalities and rituals still play a huge part. Also, everyone here play a role. Everyone here knows that this change of flef - is a trap for house Atreides. Duke knows it the best, but he can't disobey the Emperor - it is against his principles

@fredkelly6953

2y↑18

If we had stayed in the age of chivalry and made it to the stars, yes it would likely look like this. But the chances of a feudal society becoming technologically advanced enough to reach the stars is unlikely considering how concentrated the resources are in the 1%.

@playsauce

2y↑48

@@fredkelly6953 I understand. But rituals like this--including ritual dress--exist today in the mid east oil baron countries (actually, the politics of real-world oil and the politics of fictional spice are a lot alike), and are practiced by some of the most 1% 1%ers of 'em all. I don't think it's a stretch that in the distant future a galaxy-spanning Empire could renew a feudalistic system. Plus, with the distance between worlds and long travel times I could see planets quickly developing highly distinct cultures and rituals easily. I don't think the deep future will be "modern day, but bigger and more advanced." I suspect some very new and distinct things will develop once we conquer space travel. What these things are I have no idea, thus why the subject of the deep future is so fascinating.

@olstar18

2y↑34

No it wasn't that it was against his principles but in refusing the position the atreides house would be declared outlaw and they would be forced to flee beyond the edge of the empire.

@nkae1783

2y↑14

@@fredkelly6953 it’s the opposite, it regress in feudal. Too much world, too much powerfull monopoly. And so come feudal lord, who are the mighty 0.00001%...

@cobchob

2y↑18

@@playsauce Frank Herbert intentionally draws attention to these rituals in Dune, and this scene is a great addition to the narrative. It's very succinct in catching the viewer up on the universe, as well as making its statement on formality.

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@didamnesia3575

38w↑12

Denis has done a wonderful job bringing this book to screen. I think Herbert would have loved the first half

@DaveFisher-cq2dr

29w

I think he would too, can't wait for part two

@davidtatro7457

1y↑12

The Herald delivers probably the most electrifying scene performance in the entire film. Pity we never see him again.

@arthursouza9641

1y↑3

No, we should seee him in part 2 this year. Because he is not dead(yet).

@RikerLovesWorf

49w↑4

Agreed, he's absolutely chilling even though he only has 3 lines, really.

@aliali-ce3yf

10w

he's right behind you

@grimmriffer

2y↑64

"It's done".
The Herald sounds slightly... Sad? Resigned? How much does he know or suspect? Amazing scene.

@MrTsiolkovsky

2y↑15

Jeez, that ambiguity and subtlety is what makes the novel so great. They managed to capture that with these lines!

@harleyb7880

2y↑23

Everyone there kinda knows it's a trap...and they were all right.

@h2ojr1

2y↑1

@@harleyb7880 .....He WAS smiling...as much as one could smile knowing the truth

@johnneyjohnson8607

2y↑2

All they had to do was be prepared at for a night attack. Sorry it was there own stupidity.

@harleyb7880

2y↑1

@@johnneyjohnson8607

Yeah that was a plot hole.

A real army has night patrols always ready and looking at the skies to prevent an attack from happening but there we are...

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@P3truts

2y↑152

I truly loved Dune. I feel we finally have a movie that rises up to the book. The cinematography is amazing and the way they portrayed the technology and costumes is really "by the book". Dune is not about flashy and futuristic costumes and technology even though it exists and the movie does an excellent job with it.

@sectorgovernor

2y↑13

The costumes feels futuristic, but also they are minimalist. I also like them

@LandersWorkshop

1y↑2

It's a hallmark of the director that he has a minimalist approach that borders on the mystical and almost serene. But I'm not a big fan of that.

@ScorpionNani

32w↑7

This movie is an absolute masterpiece of GCI visuals and with talented composer doing soundtrack makes it perfect.

@DaveFisher-cq2dr

29w↑1

it sure is, can't wait for part two

@Antonin1738

6w↑4

I love the costumes of the spacing guild

@simone_franceschinii

2y↑203

This movie is a total masterpiece.

@joshuagraham2843

2y↑4

it is, we want to see part 2
this is like next step lord of the rings trilogy

@Alamandorious

2y↑45

One of the most awesome things they did here is the way Earth cultures are blended together to form new cultures, creating something familiar and alien at the same time.

@Wildboy789789

1y↑63

I highly recommend the audiobooks... Leto is a gigachad, he suspects an attack but does not expect it to succeed, he even claims the harkonnen were blind to the fremen and he wants to ally with them... theres scenes where he wastes water to get under a diplomats skin... he has security on lock, but uh read the book, it was a bit harder to get into that fortress than the movie showed 😀

@BobJason1

1y↑5

well the book was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyy more information involved than the movie. I heard they're making it into three parts. Which to me is the right way to do Dune..... But... it's still going to be a watered down version. Lol.

@jacobpeterson4071

1y↑2

@@BobJason1 As long as the encapsulate the "spirit" of Dune, I'll consider it a job well done. This is such a dauntingly difficult book series to bring to film but they've done a superb job of it so far 💙

@BobJason1

@@jacobpeterson4071 I still hate the way they say Harkonnen though, lol

@arthursaey

28w↑7

the fact that Villeneuve managed to capture the sheer scale of things in the novel is simply a blessing

@sujaypari6861

2y↑103

Oscar Isaac's monologue is everything !!!

@chasehedges6775

2y↑7

Fantastic actor

@sujaypari6861

2y↑10

@@chasehedges6775 yep... he's literally the only reason I'm gonna watch Moon Knight xD

@chasehedges6775

2y↑1

@@sujaypari6861 💯💯💯

@trhansen3244

2y↑3

@@sujaypari6861 You like bland actors with no acting range, no charisma.

@poggerz6567

2y↑1

@@trhansen3244 what a pathetic loser you are 😂

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@har5814

2y↑31

Desert power. One of the best movie of all time. Masterpiece.

@stevenbazinet3404

42w↑28

Tywin: "Quite a man. What killed him?"
Arya: "Loyalty".

@Kalebfenoir

1y↑15

I do like how after all the pomp and ritual and careful gestures and words and movements, the ceremony of it all... when the messenger picks up the contract, Leto asks him on a way almost embarrassed and unsure "so... it's done?"

It's such a monumental moment for his House and him that he's still unsure if there's other steps to take in this ceremony.

The messenger didn't have to say anything, but I liked how he paused, and for a moment the 'official' side of him lowered a tad, and he reassured Leto that it was indeed done.

All that... for a stamp in gold wax. No wonder Leto was unsure if there was more involved in the process.

@samuelperezgarcia

2y↑90

This is my favorite part of the movie. It's the one that finally and completely draws me in to this science fiction world. I feel like this is where the movie truly starts.

@ursa_margo

Yeah, Dune needs more scenes and events like this.

@Ar1AnX1x

2y↑17

the music when the spaceship starts landing is perfection, I was mad at myself for not having goosebumps when I first saw this.

@andrenhamilton5726

2y↑10

I get chills every time the soldiers start shouting 'Atriedes'

@eshu3156

29w↑11

I love that the emperor is referred to as "Padishah" a tile used by Persian, Turkish and Indian emperors in the past to invoke their power and opulence

@Fitchy-ke3wz

2y↑16

The emperors envoy guy has impeccable bone structure.

@LacoSinfonia

2y↑18

One of my favorite things about listening to the score is realizing how much of the sound in these scenes is actually the sound of the ships, tech, etc.

@Valkaneer

2y↑9

Duke Leto Atreides is the coolest looking dude in that entire film. I'd like to see more movies with him in them.

@thebcwonder4850

6w↑1

He’s super dead

@BenAri18

2y↑17

" So its done? "
" It's done "
I love how they both knew what was happening the herald obviously knew but the Duke was very suspicious of the whole arrangement and it ultimately led to his downfall, always listen to your gut

@godlessoutsider2283

2y↑43

Modern Cinematic Masterpiece..

@trhansen3244

LOL

@RetroExhibitCollective

2y↑9

@@trhansen3244 lol? Go watch transformers

@trhansen3244

@@RetroExhibitCollective I've never seen Transformers. But I doubt it can be any worse than this garbage.

@RetroExhibitCollective

2y↑7

@@trhansen3244 explain why you think that?

@trhansen3244

2y↑1

@@RetroExhibitCollective I don't 'think' it. I know it. This movie is terrible. Sure, if you put enough money in a film you can make it look great. It does look great. That's the extent of what I liked about this film. The cast is generally awful. The only decent casting choice was Rebecca Ferguson. That's it. But Villenueve has a history of making bad films that are universally praised. And people keep falling for it, just like in this film. Give me half that budget and I will make a better film. With a better cast. Better writing. And a more coherent narrative that is not geared solely towards stretching out the story to make up three money making films. Just like Star Wars fans, fools will give their money eagerly to see a Dune movie. I'm glad I didn't.

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@matthewkoessler7544

2y↑171

Oscar Isaac in dune: epic speeches and stoic acting
Oscar Isaac in the Rise of Skywalker: “tHeY fLy NoW”

@miguelvillacortachiotti343

2y↑45

SoMe HoW pAlPaTiNe HaS rEtUrNeD

@RichardX1

2y↑2

Which is still better than Oscar Isaac on Saturday Night Live

@greyd.99xsome

2y↑22

He's just an actor. He has to work with the material handed to him. In SW there was not much to work with.

@EightThreeEight

2y↑1

Star Wars and Dune are completely different styles of sci-fi story.

@mst3KGf

2y↑3

They're kind of different characters. In "SW", he's a headstrong, reckless pilot. Here, he's ruler of a planet.

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@Oldmanhenderson12

2y↑9

I loved this scene. The world building and characterization from this scene alone does what some can’t do in an entire film, it doesn’t bog you down with exposition. It shows us how their society is, how the main characters feel about it and how their motivations.

@Nightmarigny

1y↑13

This is, oddly, my favorite scene in the movie. It's the one scene I want to watch over and over again.

@greymatters3709

2y↑65

the scale of things in this movie is jaw dropping - how could someone imagine it and then now execute it - masterpiece!

@pythonxz

2y↑39

This movie has the single best representation of The Voice I've seen/heard. The Gom Jabar scene is masterpiece in itself.

@chocochef3092

2y↑6

The wax seal which sealed House Atreides' doom and at same time marked the beginning of the end of the Corrino Royalty.

@unleashthedog

2y↑5

This speech sends chills to my spine no matter how many times i listen to it.

@joemarc0

2y↑17

One of the best Scenes in the movie, that "Herald of the Change" was something...he was straight to the point!

@ryahanse8031

2y↑9

This entire movie is one work of art after another

@lateo74

2y↑5

Hope we see the Herald again in some manner. He strikes me as a great actor to follow.

@gabegu5102

2y↑7

3:30 This is exactly how it went down when I turned in my final for Organic Chemistry II, the most difficult course I have taken so far. I handed it in to her and asked, so it's done, my professor she looked at me and smiled and said, it's done and then gave me a hug.

@MrSang-py3dd

2y↑35

I actually delayed watching this since I avoid movies that get hyped up too much because most of the time, it's just disappointing. Well, this movie is far from that. This movie is without a doubt a MASTERPIECE. Everything in this movie, just screams quality and I'm glad I've witnessed it. I'm definitely looking forward to the sequels. 👌👌👌

@pythonxz

2y↑2

It was the most incredible movie I've seen in theaters. Dune Part 2 cannot come soon enough.

@jakenation6573

2y↑14

"Smile Thanos"
"I am smiling."

@alexandergrube8953

2y↑7

Absolutely love the fact that the cinematography shows how lush and wet Caladan is, in comparison to Arrakis. This and the scene with the ships coming out of the sea, and Paul dipping his hand in the water on the shore.

@CristianoMeiraMagalhaes

1y↑201

This is beautiful:

1:00 - Wife's warning look.
2:50 - The son's approving look.
3:14 - The wife's look of fear and concern for her son
3:16 - The son's look saying "that's life".

@davidcabreonmunoz6258

1y↑27

Concubine, not a wife.

@user-oz8oh1bn9b

1y↑6

1:00 I did not read that as a warning look, more the look of, I'll stand by your side no matter what happens

@blackpyxy9583

1y↑8

@@davidcabreonmunoz6258”History will call us Wives”.

@Spatzleboy

1y↑4

@@user-oz8oh1bn9b Nah the Bene Gesserit Witch is looking at Paul and Jessica notices it

@user-oz8oh1bn9b

@@Spatzleboy No that is after that, this is before that

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