I can't tell for sure which one's the best, but Spongebob's dune joke is both so dry and buried in a kid's show that it'll only appeal to a few number of people who've read the book. That's dedication.
@@gabbar51ngh everything took inspiration from something else at some point, but the "inspiration" George Lukas took is just a "bit" much . . . the parallels are laughable. Like GrrM uses lots of Lovecraft terminologie and lore for background stuff, places never showen and all, but the whole original trilogy is just straight simplefied dune . . . There is nothing wrong with inspiration, it is impossible to actualy creat something new, but one at least can pretend it is not just a fanfiction. Amounts and how it is done make a world of difference.
@@SingingSealRiana original trilogy is simplified Dune? Dune itself is Asimov's foundation meets Lawrence of Arabia. Foundation uses Roman history while Dune uses middle eastern one. Star Wars is closer to Flash Gordon than to Dune & rest of the SciFi Pulps. Desert & chosen one storyline isn't something Dune created. I don't remember Paul atreides fighting with a lightsaber or fighting against Darth Vader. Dune Fandom is getting heavily obnoxious as hell after one movie. Thinking every SciFi is derived from them while not knowing Dune itself based it off older SciFi stories.
There was a whole episode of Billy and Mandy that was a retelling of God Emperor of Dune. It went into the future where Mandy had assumed control of earth and became immortal by becoming a half-worm hybrid and was served by an endless stream of Billy clones that fulfilled the role of Duncan Idaho’s gholas. Then she predicted an assassination attempt by a conspiracy and alerted her past self so she could stop it. And her main powers came from cinnamon. Shit was wild; they don’t make cartoons like that anymore
I've been trying to find clips of that episode but can't, I'm overdue to just buy the full Billy and Mandy dvd set, it's almost as good as Dune! Well...
This really helped explain why I felt the movie, especially sand worms, was so familiar, while not having had heard of Dune before now. When in reality it's been subliminally there my whole life.
I didn’t know anything about dune, didn’t know that there were previous movies or even about the book. When I watched Dune 1, I thought “wow, just like in SpongeBob” 😂. I thought it was like one of those Simpsons predictions things.
The base of Space Fantasy like Dune and Star Wars is actually Asimov's Foundation series. Herbert borrowed heavily from Asimov. Even down to space travel without complex computers/androids. Pretty interesting. The Mule is where the ideas of The Force come into play, as well as the Voice in Dune. While I do see your point, I would still give the hat tip to Asimov over Herbert as the base most Modern Sci-fi draws from.
Many elements of Star Wars are pretty much lifted straight from Dune to the point that plagiarism is suspect. The Jedi mind control trick is literally the voice power of the Bene Gesserit.
Dude George Lucas stole a lot of that s*** when he was in Japan watching space battleship Yamamoto a producer in cartoon named Gary Franks brought the copyrights and brought it over to the United States and then they got into a lawsuit with Lucas film. Which is kind of odd because battleship Yamamoto was running in Japan from 74 to 76 and they going to hit him with copyright they are they out of thin damn mind and guess where George Lucas was in the early seven in Japan stealing their s*** and they got the nerve to sue him for buying the American license rights to use battleship Yamamoto which Gary Frank later changed to #Starblazers
If he really did admit on using Dune as a reference, everyone would've known that already for a long time I only heard his statement about it recently when the recent movie got released smh
Star Craft has references to pretty much all sci-fi up to the late 90's, including dead worms on the desert maps. Star Craft II has the Nydus Worm, of course.
I remembered watching that Spongebob Squarepants episode as a kid and didn't understand the "worm sign" joke at first, thinking it was a little too random. that is until I read the book as a grown man and now it's one of the best jokes ever 🤣
As a kid, I thought the joke was that she was literally holding a worm sign. Honestly, it's still a funny gag that way, which is the best way to handle a pop culture reference joke
You forgot the best one: The Codename K.N.D. episode "A.F.L.O.A.T." where the kids crashland in a sea of asparagus and are hunted by an asparagus worm.
That was _waaaaaay_ more Jaws than Dune. Heck, I’d even argue the multi-tentacled mouth of the Great White Asparagus was more Graboid giant worm, than the Great Sand Worms of Arrakis.
@@Popcultureguy3000 you could Say literally everything is a reference to something. I could even argue that Jaws was a reference to Dune. It wouldn't make sense, but they both have a story with a big thing and some people in it. It's practically the same. Lol
Dune is to sci-fi pop culture what The Beatles are to pop music. Even if you aren't familiar with the original, you've definitely seen its influence somewhere before
Bless the Maker and His remixed video of references Bless the coming and going of Him. May His passage cleanse the comment section May He keep TH-cam for the nerds
as someone who just got into reading less than a year ago, I never realized how influential pieces like Dune truly are in pop culture, even if its just for laughs
everything was copied from everything, Herbt literally picked and made up bene gesserit superpowers as he went along the voice, is no different than any other telepathy superpower in most sci fi and the idea of mystical humans with mind powers has existed long before Dune or Star wars
@@cymaticatk5967 well the tyrranid are Aliens, The orks and eldar are more LOTR, and the Tau are more Japanese mecha inspired, and there is a lot of Lovecraft thrown in as well.
Gold Throne = Golden Path, Emperor of Man = God-Emperor, Psykers = Guild Navigators, Psionics = Prescience, Catachan = Salusa Secundus, the scale of it all, the neo-feudalism, the technophobia of the Empire, There's a lot of Dune in 40k.
Oh my god! That whole Billy and Mandy episodes where Mandy became an immortal worm, enslaved people to mine cinnamon (a kind of spice) and had clones of Billy popping up right after one died, was a Dune reference!
1:11 The Simpsons "I can see through time" gag went full circle in Part Two when Paul's meal causes visions and the Fremen joke that it's too spicy for him
there*, sorry to be that guy. It's a nice reference, but I'm not sure if it's ironic, since Walken already starred in the older Dune film by David Lynch, so I guess it might have been a reference to that.
@@Sympathy_forLadyVengeance Haha shit, you're right. I saw that clip while scrolling throught YT, but it's just shots from another film spliced in. My mistake, sorry. Now that I look at it again, the costumes are a dead giveaway. th-cam.com/video/Ki_3px1wQio/w-d-xo.html
This made me realize that my obsession with finding dune was already planted in my brain, even as a kid lol. Obsessed with Star Wars, science and speculative biology, my love for morally grey characters and deep plots. It all connects oml 😂
I think we could classify that one episode of Billy and Mandy where they look into the future and Mandy is a tyrannical worm monster as a Dune reference too... If you read the books, you'll know.
Rugrats: Digging in that sand isn't a very good idea. ... Aw nothin'. Unless a sandworm crawls out and eats ya up! An episode of Rugrats had Chuckie and Angelica switch shoes and that switched their personalities. Chuckie watched Dune with Chaz too often, or often enough.
Dune is one of those series that, before the new movies, was popular but still niche. But its influence is everywhere. Dune is to sci fi what Lord of the Rings is to fantasy.
Admittedly those riffs on "whoever controls the spice, controls the universe" could have very well been a riff on 1984's "those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future."
@@marianochavez4143the mentat drug in fallout 4 which increases the user's intelligence when consumed is a reference to dune in which the human computers are called mentats.
The Elder Scrolls has tons of Dune references since Morrowind, purposeful or accidental. While the Nerevarine and Paul are quite different as a whole, you can still cherry-pick a lot of plot points that shows the influence of Dune (minor spoilers): -They are outlanders shipped to a strange, unhospitable world. -They were sent by decree of the Emperor -They are both gradually forced into uncertain/fabricated prophecy and are attacked by visions. -They herald revelatory titles given to them by the voice of many (Hortator and Nerevarine/Kwisatz Haderach and Muad'dib) -They venture through the Blight storms/Coriolis storms and unite the indigenous tribes living in the Ash wastes/desert. -They are later persecuted and hunted by the local oppressors' elite force (Tribunal's Ordinators/Sardaukar in Harkonnen livery) -They both become immensely influential in the eyes of the people, to the point of spiritual adulation.
After seeing Dune 1 and 2 again I discovered this video, and I have to say, it's like drinking the Water of Life. Rewatching so many things that I have watched before, but never had get that was a reference to Dune is amazing. I think I know now what Paul had feel after becoming the Kwisatz Haderach
I KNOW I'm late but I love how Dune is kind of like Sci Fi Shakespeare. I don't mean that as in it's poetry and flawless and fantastic (although I do love it), but I mean it in that it's had such an influence on SO MANY THINGS it's almost exactly like every story being a retelling of Shakespeare's, yk?
It’s weird that dune invented the giant sand worm in the desert because the idea is so ingrained in sci-fi culture I can’t even imagine a time without it.
The Endless games (Endless Legend, Endless Space, etc) have a main unit of currency known as Dust, which is really a super valuable material and is essentially a neural network. However, I'm pretty sure it's inspired by Spice.
I swear I have seen the weird pain box in multiple cartoons and shows. I thought it was just a thing that occurred to someone and got memed on. Never thought it was from dune
I originally had it! But unfortunately, I couldn't get a good clean audio clip without too much of the movie's sound underneath. Hope "We've got movie sign!" can be enough for now haha
Also in Silicon Valley's Season 2 Finale, Elrich says "The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it. Frank Herbert, Dune" when the gang debates to erase Pied Piper.
But it’s complete bullshit, George Lucas admitted to ripping off the movie “the hidden fortress” which was a samurai film and combined that with flash Gordon’s more sci-fi tropes. If you want to be outraged about Star Wars be outraged that it stole from two other things not the completely bogus dune bs that gets circulated.
@@hexogramd8430 mate he clearly takes lots of inspiration from many things. Doesn't devalue the achievement, but you'd be stupid to think that star wars could even have existed without dune
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I can't tell for sure which one's the best, but Spongebob's dune joke is both so dry and buried in a kid's show that it'll only appeal to a few number of people who've read the book. That's dedication.
Dude lm like sitting here shaking my head like what in the actual fuck was that 😂😂
“Worm sign”
The answer is always the venture Bros probably
Honestly the sponge bob one was the only one to make me chuckle out loud, so I guess it wins by default
Dry . . . . Like sand 😡
Friend: "How can it be so revolutionary if i've never heard about it before?"
Me: "Oh son, you HAVE seen Dune... you just don't know it yet"
Dune took inspiration from foundation. Then there's lensmen predating both.
@@gabbar51ngh Lensmen?
@@dubuyajay9964 yeah, lensmen novels.
@@gabbar51ngh everything took inspiration from something else at some point, but the "inspiration" George Lukas took is just a "bit" much . . . the parallels are laughable. Like GrrM uses lots of Lovecraft terminologie and lore for background stuff, places never showen and all, but the whole original trilogy is just straight simplefied dune . . .
There is nothing wrong with inspiration, it is impossible to actualy creat something new, but one at least can pretend it is not just a fanfiction.
Amounts and how it is done make a world of difference.
@@SingingSealRiana original trilogy is simplified Dune? Dune itself is Asimov's foundation meets Lawrence of Arabia. Foundation uses Roman history while Dune uses middle eastern one.
Star Wars is closer to Flash Gordon than to Dune & rest of the SciFi Pulps. Desert & chosen one storyline isn't something Dune created. I don't remember Paul atreides fighting with a lightsaber or fighting against Darth Vader.
Dune Fandom is getting heavily obnoxious as hell after one movie. Thinking every SciFi is derived from them while not knowing Dune itself based it off older SciFi stories.
Whichever interns you had digging up all that footage deserve a vacation.....and maybe a bonus.
Not an intern, but I'll take those anyway!
@Zeiyn it's a trailerized version of In the Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg
There was a whole episode of Billy and Mandy that was a retelling of God Emperor of Dune. It went into the future where Mandy had assumed control of earth and became immortal by becoming a half-worm hybrid and was served by an endless stream of Billy clones that fulfilled the role of Duncan Idaho’s gholas. Then she predicted an assassination attempt by a conspiracy and alerted her past self so she could stop it. And her main powers came from cinnamon. Shit was wild; they don’t make cartoons like that anymore
I remember I read the book after seeing that episode and I had this really intense feeling of Deja Vus until I realized where I'd seen it before.
I've been trying to find clips of that episode but can't, I'm overdue to just buy the full Billy and Mandy dvd set, it's almost as good as Dune! Well...
@@SteveNBrule-ol8tm I found a youtobe channel that shows the full episode are you still interested?
I just searched this video bc i was watching an episode of Billy and Mandy , that they use a thumper to summon a snake.
Season 1 Episode 3 " Mandy the Merciless"
This really helped explain why I felt the movie, especially sand worms, was so familiar, while not having had heard of Dune before now. When in reality it's been subliminally there my whole life.
Almost as if the Bene Gesserit themselves shaped and guided our culture to prepare us for its coming.
If you watch Star Wars you know half of Dune and 1/4 of Dune-verse
De ja Dune
I didn’t know anything about dune, didn’t know that there were previous movies or even about the book. When I watched Dune 1, I thought “wow, just like in SpongeBob” 😂. I thought it was like one of those Simpsons predictions things.
It's almost as if a path has been laid by generations before you.
Dune is the Lord of the Rings of Space fantasy.
Almost all other space fantasies borrow heavily from it and it establishes now common tropes.
Funny you say that, because JRR Tolkien was known to hate dune.
The base of Space Fantasy like Dune and Star Wars is actually Asimov's Foundation series.
Herbert borrowed heavily from Asimov. Even down to space travel without complex computers/androids. Pretty interesting. The Mule is where the ideas of The Force come into play, as well as the Voice in Dune.
While I do see your point, I would still give the hat tip to Asimov over Herbert as the base most Modern Sci-fi draws from.
@@swahilimaster He thought that the book(s) was excellent, he just didn't like the message.
The fact Christopher Walkin is playing the emperor in the new movie to come, completes this so perfectly. Enjoyed this very much
They planned that from the start
@@jacksykes4680as written!
The fact I didn't know that video was referencing Dune when I first watched it, years ago... like. wow
@@0average_enjoyer044Lisan Al-Gaib!!!!
Yes
So Dune is the western scifi version of, "is that a Jojo reference?"
"is that a Jojo reference?" is a western thing stupid
Yeah 😂
Complete with sequel volumes that always change the main character
@@motor4X4kombat And that follows main characters that belong to a specific bloodline but ends up having different last names in the future
Basically
There's a reference you missed in Breaking Bad. Season 5 episode 4 Walt straight up says, "the methylamine must flow"
Congratulations to the researchers behind this montage. The amount of work and research required for these compilations is very often overlooked.
Just the one researcher and a lot of time during quarantine
And Sir Patrick Stewart was IN that "Simpsons" episode with the various "Dune" novels...
Wait, Christopher Walken walk without rhythm? My brain hurts.
Yeah, I don’t get that one as part of the montage. I wish someone would explain that last one.
@@adelinas.7335 The literal lyrics of the song in Weapon of Choice is "Walk without rhythm, and it won't attract the worm". Dune reference.
@@adelinas.7335the music video for “Weapon of Choice” by Fatboy Slim
@@iokuuand his dance was like sand walking
@@iokuu Wait, really? Now I need to go back and rewatch that video.
Edit: Holy shit you’re right!!!! Halfway through the song they say it on repeat!
I wouldn't be surprised to find out that even _Monty Pithon's_ "Ministry of Silly Walks" was inspired by _Dune's_ sandwalk. 😁
Many elements of Star Wars are pretty much lifted straight from Dune to the point that plagiarism is suspect. The Jedi mind control trick is literally the voice power of the Bene Gesserit.
George Lucas is one of the biggest plagarists in world history.
@@ARCTERYXSWEATSHOP He rips shit off, only he changes it a bit to make it significantly stupider and easier to merchandise
Dude George Lucas stole a lot of that s*** when he was in Japan watching space battleship Yamamoto a producer in cartoon named Gary Franks brought the copyrights and brought it over to the United States and then they got into a lawsuit with Lucas film. Which is kind of odd because battleship Yamamoto was running in Japan from 74 to 76 and they going to hit him with copyright they are they out of thin damn mind and guess where George Lucas was in the early seven in Japan stealing their s*** and they got the nerve to sue him for buying the American license rights to use battleship Yamamoto which Gary Frank later changed to #Starblazers
@steelhound duncan but someone was first, who are you suggesting Frank Herbert got his ideas from for Sand Worms? For the Bene Gesserit?
If he really did admit on using Dune as a reference, everyone would've known that already for a long time
I only heard his statement about it recently when the recent movie got released smh
Star Craft has references to pretty much all sci-fi up to the late 90's, including dead worms on the desert maps. Star Craft II has the Nydus Worm, of course.
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I think all Blizzard games have some references to Dune
"The sleeper will awaken" är med i WCIII =)
@@Feefa99 Actually it goes deeper than that, a lot of Star Craft is based of Warhammer 40K
And Warhammer 40K is literally Dune but a lot more edgier
Mass Effect with the Thresher Maws.
Chuck begins with the guys getting the sandworm costume from the dry-cleaners to get ready for the Halloween
1:43
I remembered watching that Spongebob Squarepants episode as a kid and didn't understand the "worm sign" joke at first, thinking it was a little too random. that is until I read the book as a grown man and now it's one of the best jokes ever 🤣
As a kid, I thought the joke was that she was literally holding a worm sign. Honestly, it's still a funny gag that way, which is the best way to handle a pop culture reference joke
You forgot the best one: The Codename K.N.D. episode "A.F.L.O.A.T." where the kids crashland in a sea of asparagus and are hunted by an asparagus worm.
That was _waaaaaay_ more Jaws than Dune. Heck, I’d even argue the multi-tentacled mouth of the Great White Asparagus was more Graboid giant worm, than the Great Sand Worms of Arrakis.
@@Popcultureguy3000 you could Say literally everything is a reference to something.
I could even argue that Jaws was a reference to Dune.
It wouldn't make sense, but they both have a story with a big thing and some people in it. It's practically the same. Lol
*Spore* has Spice as the main commerce.
It even comes in different colors. 😂
In Stellaris there's an equivalent resource too called Zro which functions identically to the spice
The world of Mirage in Wizard101 is pretty much a big Dune reference.
Dune is to sci-fi pop culture what The Beatles are to pop music. Even if you aren't familiar with the original, you've definitely seen its influence somewhere before
"Whoever controls the green lines, controls Southern California." Rosewood in Beverly Hills Cop 3
The fallout series has a drug called mentats that increases your INT. did I miss that?
Bless the Maker and His remixed video of references
Bless the coming and going of Him.
May His passage cleanse the comment section
May He keep TH-cam for the nerds
"We nerds have a saying: 'God created TH-cam to train the nerds.' One cannot go against the word of God."
as someone who just got into reading less than a year ago, I never realized how influential pieces like Dune truly are in pop culture, even if its just for laughs
Whenever my food is too spicy I’m going to say “I can see through time!”
You forgot on Gravity Falls Episode 6: Dipper vs. Manliness
I'm pretty sure when Dipper puts his hands on the "pain hole" is a reference to Dune too.
Drawn together had one too
It must suck to try and write something original, just to have someone tell you dune did it first
Lmfaooo such is life
And then idiots tell you something along the lines of "SIMPSONS DID IT".
They dune it first
ey it worked for George Lucas
everything was copied from everything, Herbt literally picked and made up bene gesserit superpowers as he went along
the voice, is no different than any other telepathy superpower in most sci fi
and the idea of mystical humans with mind powers has existed long before Dune or Star wars
Dune is like sand it gets everywhere
Part of the reason the Dune films have been so successful; we’ve seen them before, even if we haven’t.
The Time Doors in Loki are inspired from Dune too
Which book?
@@TraceguyRune it was inspired by the force field effects from the old movie
Warhammer 40K definitely had to have taken inspiration
Ya, all of it :p
@@cymaticatk5967 well the tyrranid are Aliens, The orks and eldar are more LOTR, and the Tau are more Japanese mecha inspired, and there is a lot of Lovecraft thrown in as well.
Warhammer 40k is basically Warhammer Fantasy with Dune stamped on top of it (besides the alien races)
Gold Throne = Golden Path, Emperor of Man = God-Emperor, Psykers = Guild Navigators, Psionics = Prescience, Catachan = Salusa Secundus, the scale of it all, the neo-feudalism, the technophobia of the Empire, There's a lot of Dune in 40k.
Sardaukar.
Anime fans: Is that a Jojo reference?
Sci-Fi fans: Is that a Dune reference?
Oh my god! That whole Billy and Mandy episodes where Mandy became an immortal worm, enslaved people to mine cinnamon (a kind of spice) and had clones of Billy popping up right after one died, was a Dune reference!
1:11 The Simpsons "I can see through time" gag went full circle in Part Two when Paul's meal causes visions and the Fremen joke that it's too spicy for him
You missed Sealab 2021. When the voice actor for Captain Murphy died, the in universe reason for his departure was to "fight in the great spice wars."
How could you forget Fear Factory's "Fear Is The Mindkiller"?
doesn't count
@@IHandOutLs4You It should!
@@IHandOutLs4You you don't really get to say what counts and what doesn't unless you either made the reference, or wrote the book.
Sorry friend.
@@Jagger-Tyr_13 ummm by that logic this video shouldn’t have even been made. L for you
@@IHandOutLs4You makes zero sense.
Fucking cringe.
1:52 The emperor dancing
More of a deep cut - in Five For Fighting’s song “Nobody” he quotes the “fear is the mind killer” line. Highly underrated artist.
The irony of Christopher Walken being their is amazing
there*, sorry to be that guy. It's a nice reference, but I'm not sure if it's ironic, since Walken already starred in the older Dune film by David Lynch, so I guess it might have been a reference to that.
@@SmeagolTheGreat Didn’t know that cool. 👍
@@SmeagolTheGreat No, he wasn't. What are you talking about?
@@Sympathy_forLadyVengeance Haha shit, you're right. I saw that clip while scrolling throught YT, but it's just shots from another film spliced in. My mistake, sorry. Now that I look at it again, the costumes are a dead giveaway.
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Bill and Mandy having so many is awesome. It makes sense why it’s so good, the whole thing is inspired by Dune.
wow, dune is everywhere. good job!
This made me realize that my obsession with finding dune was already planted in my brain, even as a kid lol. Obsessed with Star Wars, science and speculative biology, my love for morally grey characters and deep plots. It all connects oml 😂
One more: In Hellsing, Victoria’s gun is named after Baron Harkkonen, and he even makes a cameo in one chapter.
No Man's Sky has giant worms that will infest planets, leaving big grooves in the landscape and sometimes coming topside
The British space opera Blake's 7 (1978-1981) concluded when the crew went to Gauda Prime and tangled with an agent named Alia.
Could the references to Spice throughout Star Wars be considered a Dune reference?
possible
Most definitely. Tatooine was heavily inspired by Dune as well.
Whole Star wars is heavily inspired by Dune
You mean stolen from Dune? Yes.
If I’m not mistaken, Arrakis is a planet in Star Trek too
I think we could classify that one episode of Billy and Mandy where they look into the future and Mandy is a tyrannical worm monster as a Dune reference too... If you read the books, you'll know.
Rugrats: Digging in that sand isn't a very good idea. ... Aw nothin'. Unless a sandworm crawls out and eats ya up!
An episode of Rugrats had Chuckie and Angelica switch shoes and that switched their personalities. Chuckie watched Dune with Chaz too often, or often enough.
Would've loved to actually see the references played out instead of split second shots...
Missed one! Stand and Deliver - the "nerdy" character Javier is reading Dune throughout the movie.
In Warcraft III, the Night Elf Druid of the Claw belts out “the sleeper has awakened”.
Paul is way more of an Anakin type figure than a Luke type figure
Dune is one of those series that, before the new movies, was popular but still niche. But its influence is everywhere. Dune is to sci fi what Lord of the Rings is to fantasy.
It honestly always make me laugh and blows my mind when I see a Dune reference in children’s shows
Admittedly those riffs on "whoever controls the spice, controls the universe" could have very well been a riff on 1984's "those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future."
It’s funny, having grown up with all of these iconic moments not knowing it’s history
Last one is the best cuz Christopher Walken made the dance for the music video and played the emperor.
Oh, I'm sure there are much more but you did a bang up job, catching the best ones. 👍
The game Spore uses spice as currency in the civilization and space stages of the game. Also the game Kerbal Space program has a planet named Duna.
Why cant I find a simple video of every dune reference in pop culture??? This was almost what I was looking for
Bill y Mandy también hacen referencia a Dune cuando Mandy se convierte en gusano.
This is the best video edit/mashup by Nerdist 2021.
There won't be any better out 2021.
I was hoping you'd remember the Fatboy Slim reference. :-)
You forgot mentats in Fallout!
Whye mentats?
@@marianochavez4143the mentat drug in fallout 4 which increases the user's intelligence when consumed is a reference to dune in which the human computers are called mentats.
@@balashibuyeeter2704 Oh yeah that makes sence, thanks
Come on, Thresher Maws in Mass Effect
Honestly, after reading Dune I can't help but see it everywhere. It's just as iconic as the Wilhelm Scream.
The Elder Scrolls has tons of Dune references since Morrowind, purposeful or accidental.
While the Nerevarine and Paul are quite different as a whole, you can still cherry-pick a lot of plot points that shows the influence of Dune (minor spoilers):
-They are outlanders shipped to a strange, unhospitable world.
-They were sent by decree of the Emperor
-They are both gradually forced into uncertain/fabricated prophecy and are attacked by visions.
-They herald revelatory titles given to them by the voice of many (Hortator and Nerevarine/Kwisatz Haderach and Muad'dib)
-They venture through the Blight storms/Coriolis storms and unite the indigenous tribes living in the Ash wastes/desert.
-They are later persecuted and hunted by the local oppressors' elite force (Tribunal's Ordinators/Sardaukar in Harkonnen livery)
-They both become immensely influential in the eyes of the people, to the point of spiritual adulation.
After seeing Dune 1 and 2 again I discovered this video, and I have to say, it's like drinking the Water of Life. Rewatching so many things that I have watched before, but never had get that was a reference to Dune is amazing. I think I know now what Paul had feel after becoming the Kwisatz Haderach
the sleeper has awaken
I KNOW I'm late but I love how Dune is kind of like Sci Fi Shakespeare. I don't mean that as in it's poetry and flawless and fantastic (although I do love it), but I mean it in that it's had such an influence on SO MANY THINGS it's almost exactly like every story being a retelling of Shakespeare's, yk?
It's probably just a coincidence that Christopher Walken is in this video.
I remember randomly seeing the Futurama one and thinking DUNE!!!
Bruh the billy and Mandy one blew my mind
So I’m guessing Christopher Allen dancing is meant to be the walk they do in the sand so the worms don’t hear them?
Let’s not forget Avatar by James Cameron as Dune by Frank Herbert was one of the influences to that movie even Matrix films
billy and mandy and wilfred referencing the same line is crazy lmao
To say that Thu'um is a reference to the Voice seems like quite a stretch...
It’s weird that dune invented the giant sand worm in the desert because the idea is so ingrained in sci-fi culture I can’t even imagine a time without it.
1:53 Hilarious foreshadowing 2 years ago
The Endless games (Endless Legend, Endless Space, etc) have a main unit of currency known as Dust, which is really a super valuable material and is essentially a neural network. However, I'm pretty sure it's inspired by Spice.
This is literally incredible!
And to think this novel was rejected by so many publishers... This only proves that publishing houses suck.
Yeah, the novel had to be published by a company that made automotive manuals.
After all these years and I’m just finding out that that SpongeBob joke is a mf Dune reference???
the references have been hidden in plain sight all along
Would've loved to see the Thresher Maw from Mass Effect make an appearance too!
0:28 I am pretty sure there is a shot like this in Everything Everywhere All at Once for 1 single frame
Yeah
In Gabriel Knight 3 there is a researcher using a thumper like device and Gabriel asks him if they should head for the rocks.
You forgot The Critic when Jay saw a sandworm during Desert Storm. Good list though!
It is by will alone I set my mind in motion!
Also The Stygian boss from Dark Siders, where you fight a giant sandworm in the desert.
I clicked this to make sure you included the Venture Bros scenes. Season 5, Episode 4 was so insanely good. "I'VE GOT SHAI-HALUD DOWN THERE!"
You may as well just put all of star wars and game of thrones in this video
I swear I have seen the weird pain box in multiple cartoons and shows. I thought it was just a thing that occurred to someone and got memed on. Never thought it was from dune
I’m impressed they included a clip from Earthworm Jim!
You forgot Tom Servo screaming, " I WILL kill him!!!!!" It was kind of a running thing in the Joel Hodgson years. :)
I originally had it! But unfortunately, I couldn't get a good clean audio clip without too much of the movie's sound underneath. Hope "We've got movie sign!" can be enough for now haha
Maybe you can release a slower version of this so we can hear and see it all properly. It was much too fast for me. Thanks!
Also in Silicon Valley's Season 2 Finale, Elrich says "The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it. Frank Herbert, Dune" when the gang debates to erase Pied Piper.
OK, now you need to do a video of Dune references in music.
In Hellsing, Seras’ cannon is called the 30mm Anti-Midian Cannon “Harkonnen”. Would’ve been nice to include a shot of it firing.
I was so glad to see the call out of Star Wars and everything it stole from Herbert
But it’s complete bullshit, George Lucas admitted to ripping off the movie “the hidden fortress” which was a samurai film and combined that with flash Gordon’s more sci-fi tropes. If you want to be outraged about Star Wars be outraged that it stole from two other things not the completely bogus dune bs that gets circulated.
@@hexogramd8430 this is wrong. He drew inspiration from both .
@@shealandkeais wrong
@@hexogramd8430 False
@@hexogramd8430 mate he clearly takes lots of inspiration from many things. Doesn't devalue the achievement, but you'd be stupid to think that star wars could even have existed without dune