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Good essay. I love your exposition about the character and the story.

"Every frame a painting" made a method.

Violence is never the answer. In a democratic society, once you attempt to serve subjective justice on your own, someone else's version of justice might backfire on you. Trusting in the rule of law, even when it's imperfect, is what ensures fairness and stability for everyone.

when every shot is perfect - none of them are perfect. honestly for me the movie looked too....dull because of this perfections in every shot, i missed some of inperfect less polished, more real shots.

@ponderyoutube the film, both infact, are pure eye and ear candy. Thanks for your video essay which is pure brain candy 🧠 🍭. Great job!!

i crave the feeling that scenes like the harkonnens ascending make me feel. it feels like falling and i physically feel that kind of heaviness in my chest. nothing can match that when im experiencing this in cinema.

The acting is outstanding in this show.

In a world where often the weak and vulnerable are victimised without justice, as was the case in rays childhood...those people then develop belief about the world and themselves. In this case he developed a worldview that entailed " I must myself get justice against those who will otherwise go unpunished" "it's me or them" to some degree this is true, however nothing but forgiveness combined with hopefully some form of justice against the perpetrators can free someone like Ray

I felt the same thing at the same shot! My wife did it too!

These two films look so minimalist, yet they feel fully fledged. Gotta rewatch it this weekend for sure.

The film is the greatest sci-fi film I have ever seen after the original Star Wars. Chris Nolan ain’t got shit on Denis Villenvue

Actually, perfection exists only as an idea.

I dunno I did enjoy it but it made all new mistakes on the book and really David Lynches sandworms were more accurate

You deserve more recognition....🗣️

The soldiers are very obviously on a wire and that adds a lot to it and I don't know why

I've just discovered this channel. I've been wanting to make a video on why I love Dune forever (I've never made a video before) and tbh, when I heard the Sardaukar singing, but with a different caption, I had a big-ass smile on my face. I absolutely love this video and I'm looking forward to more!! So so good!

buen bideo

the same shot caught my attention as well.....!!!...and thus i am feeling very special about this video.....thanks for taking your time to explain further hidden details.....

One thing I was struck by in Mr. Inbetween was, that as the series went on, Ray's world kept shrinking. His girlfriend, brother, friends, and even daughter, all fade from his life. He's left with the life of a killer and, by the grin he gives us at the end with that last "Run!', seems to realize that this is where he feels the most at home.

Dune feel grandiose

Same. This shot was life-changing for me.

Ray is the ultimate Sigma. As close to a hero as I've ever had

lol there's just too many people on youtube right now who know how to sound* smart but don't really say shit

such a great reading of a scene. 10/10

ty joe the nawaiuh

I love the show. This is the first time I came across a very well-written review because you didn't try to judge or explain... as the series does, you opened your heart and ideas to generate more exploration than conclusions. Kudos man.

I love to see my favourite Australian show get some love. Amazing video!

They were Sardaukar though, were they not?

very good show. The Batman is one of my favorite super hero movies ever

This episode is super underrated, we get to know Marcus as a person, we’ve already seen his kindness and gentleness in previous episodes, but this one dives into his vulnerability, his greatest concern/focus was on his sick monther. From previous episodes and the way Carmy behaves we think Lucas was going to be abusive or hostile , but the vibes was calm, he learn by making mistakes, Lucas was gentle and kind to him, and the bike scene was like all you said, he’s kindness and gentle spirit was validated by kindness from a stranger. I love Marcus!

That simple wire work in starting of Dune 2 is just pure brilliance

The editor is referring to our "lizard brain". The first part of our brain that everything else evolved & built over. edit: it's cool that Joe also narrated the part about pur sympathetic nervous system because I've learned about both the sympathetic system & our lizard brain in counseling. (I just celebrated 11mo sobriety)

One of the best shows ever

6:44 Dude, those called SUSPENSORS, come on

Images that appeal to the back brain. Werner Herzog talks about this as a search for 'adequate imagery'.

Violence was most likely the first language at the beginning of human existence that was understood by everyone...

Difference between force and violence?

Wow, looks like every frame a painting

Yesssssss!!!! It touched every sense of emotion, When I saw that intro I knew I was in for something special.

I've watched Dune and Dune 2 five times. Watching this video made me wanna watch'em again!

Denis Villeneuve being the director, such scenes are expected. How he did Sicario was also genius, esp. the border scene.

The sound design in this video essay is really amazing, alongside the editing. Kudos to this channel!

sure the movie was great but perfect? the scene you fangirl over felt like a "f*c* this, lets just hang em by a wire" and far from "cool" as you so eloquently put it ...

That shot is the weakest. I can't NOT see men on wires, it's embarrassing, just like crouching Tiger hidden Dragon

Film is technically brilliant Has a hyper realistic aesthetic Unfortunately the world doesn’t look lived in Lacks soul somehow

Creepiest smile ever.

Nice work, keep it up

People that are disrespectful, rude and mean have never been punched in the face and it shows. Sometimes they need to be reminded that actions and words have consequences.

youtubes trying to tell me i cant say this free speech nazi cucks. v iolence natures sweet little problem solver

"And force my friends is violence. The supreme authority from which all other authority is derived."