Having already been through two attempts at this scene in Lynch's version and SyFy's miniseries, I gotta say they really nailed this. I love the way it feels like even the babbies will kill you given half the chance. One would think they'd have another Fremen standing by in case it goes full on strangle-mode but then too this still feels exactly like something the Fremen would come up with. "Sadly, Jr. Shai Hulud went for his throat and now we must add his water to our own. Next!"
Ive seen videos of exotic rituals and jobs across the world, I think this would be plausible on real life. This would be an expert with decades of experience and they just do the dangerous thing alone because everyone and themself already know they're proficient at it.
I don't think the juvenile Worm was of any true danger, despite its ferocity. It's like with puppies - you know when a pup bites you with their first teeth, it doesn't hurt, because despite their new teeth, the pups have yet to develop any proper jaw strength. I'm betting the baby Worms are similar in nature. Sure, it's predatory instincts led it to attack the caretaker lady - but as a baby there was no real force behind its lunges and bites to actually threaten the woman.
@@martinxy1291 dont forget all your ancestors babbling at you, stfu grandpa I'm tryna divine the golden path here stop telling me about the worst day of your life from 1000 years ago
I like the detail of the singular bubble emerging once the sand-worm (or would this be a sand trout?) is completely submerged. Implying how incredibly dense and complicated its internal structures must be if so little was air.
Technically they're not native to Arrakis. Within the novels Leto has a vision that they were brought to Arrakis in the far past. And not by humans. They appear to be some form of truly exotic alien life, or wild alien biotechnology
A statistic among trillions the loss of one little worm doesn't mean much in a world where billions or trillions like it exist in the depths of the desert.
i love this scene so much. It´s like those people who take care of chimps or wolfs, you can see how confortable are with these creatures. The caretaker and her behavior in the scene does so much for worldbuilding i love it.
it is supposed to die directly in contact with water and it is the water in which it is drowned that they drink...Herbert says that a simple splash makes them completely uncontrollable and inflicts intense pain on them.
evolutionarily its kind of a terrifying prospect that these building tall creatures have venom. its implied in the books that they arent native to arakkis, so with that out in the open. what were they hunt?
Think of them as sand whales, they're basically filter feeders, absorbing all the moisture from the surrounding environment (hence why arrakis is THAT dry) with a very slow metabolism (also the water of life isn't a venom, it's actually the sandworm's bile which is filled with an insanely concentrated amount of whatever makes spice well, spice)
I don't think it's venom, I think it's poison. They call it the Holy Poison after all. This is even more terrifying, because the only reason an animal would have poison is if something was actively hunting them. What the fuck is capable of hunting a sandworm?
Water of life isn't venom iirc. It's a toxic proto-spice made by the worm when it ingests water. Worm vomit basically. The proper spice is the adult version that they casually excrete whilst tunneling through the earth and occasionally inhaling moisture.
Meanwhile, your usual common earthworm will have no problem staying underwater for a few minutes, in fact they can stay several weeks underwater since they'll just absorb the oxygen from the water close to their skin, but they can't swim very well so they'll drown eventually if they can't find a way out
For you book readers out there, does Frank Herbert explain why the worms are so special, or why their production of the spice is somehow a quasi-spiritual or allow for enhanced telepathic capabilities?
no, in fact the worms arent from Arrakis meaning they are aliens real aliens or they are create by the humanity in the future ? like Interstellar and the black holes but is a theory and the spice is from them to add to the theory, the spice cant be made is like a molecular sustance and i think in later books they create "made spice" by clonning worms or something Other theory says the "thinking machines" or some humans create the worm as a experiment but not sure, is misterious and Arrakis was a green with water planet
Ok, so in a nutshell the worms act as the planets trees since they actually make the atmosphere like trees do which is where the term “Maker of Life” comes from and why the Fremen worship the worms like gods. The Spice that comes from the Worms are basically really strong drugs which ‘reveals’ the future and universe to you in a way, which is really useful for a faction in the books and movies called the Spacing Guild which use it to see the safest path for ships to cross the universe. Spice is also only found on Arakis(aka Dune), at least in the first two books(I’m on book 3) so there’s a reason why everyone fights over the planet. As for the reason why it gives people special powers, it’s not really explain beyond it being a really strong drug which a lot of memes make fun of because “Watch Timithee Chalamete trips balls for five hours” is a pretty accurate depiction of what goes on in the movies. Also the reason why Paul is able to see in the future in a such a way is because he was specifically breed in a way to be the Bene Gesserite’s male counterpart with all the abilities(I.e. super control over ones body, use of the Voice, the weirding way which is just space karate, truthsense aka a human lie detector), this added with the spice basically made him Space Jesus, it gets even weirder with his kids from what I can tell because they were essentially him but with WAY more spice powers. Hope this helps as I’ve just Started reading the series in the last month.
I guess the baby worms can be dangerous considering the caution the Fremen takes when coaxing it out of the sand, kinda like a professional (poisonous) snake handler.
@@blueshit199 spice tea but instead of being less dense, its actually more dense than spice itself water of life is basically condensed spice in liquid form
Since seeing the movie I've started making the same noises the maker keeper does to soothe the worm whenever I'm looking for something or trying to make a decision
@@MrDibara just watch the movie. There's a vat with sand for the worm on one side of a room and vat with water on another. She took him out of sand and put into water. The walking part is edited out.
Horshoe crabs, and yes it does Ironically enough the practice of using them in modern medicine is gaining traction...though not in the good way The way most agencies harvest both them & their blood (which is blue btw)is not only unethical but inhumane
@@MerchantIvoryfilms its dead bro... cant send links on youtube plus there probably isnt even a site on this since its so obvious, just read the book, water is dangerous for sandworms and lethal in amounts like this.
the more I think about it, this scene can be interpreted as foreshadowing that the holy creature must die in order for the "one" to see. Just as Leto the 2nd, the God worm emperor must die in order for humanity to see their future.
Does anyone who read the book know if this actually kills the worm or not? I saw this scene in the theater and was like "Aww that's cute- NOOO they killed it" and now I must know if that's true
Having already been through two attempts at this scene in Lynch's version and SyFy's miniseries, I gotta say they really nailed this. I love the way it feels like even the babbies will kill you given half the chance. One would think they'd have another Fremen standing by in case it goes full on strangle-mode but then too this still feels exactly like something the Fremen would come up with. "Sadly, Jr. Shai Hulud went for his throat and now we must add his water to our own. Next!"
This person knows
I can imagine that LOL!! but she work a sacred duty though
Ive seen videos of exotic rituals and jobs across the world, I think this would be plausible on real life. This would be an expert with decades of experience and they just do the dangerous thing alone because everyone and themself already know they're proficient at it.
I don't think the juvenile Worm was of any true danger, despite its ferocity.
It's like with puppies - you know when a pup bites you with their first teeth, it doesn't hurt, because despite their new teeth, the pups have yet to develop any proper jaw strength.
I'm betting the baby Worms are similar in nature. Sure, it's predatory instincts led it to attack the caretaker lady - but as a baby there was no real force behind its lunges and bites to actually threaten the woman.
@@Kncperseus That's one strong puppy.🤣
The terrible secret of Monster Energy Drink.
Bless the Monster and His water.
Bless the coming and going of Him.
May His caffeine energize the world.
May He keep the world for His people.
You mean modern day slurm?
Futurama much?
He who controls the slurm controls the universe!
You win this comments section, my friend.
Given the length of the little sandworm, kinda gives you a terrifying idea of how long the big ones are when you see them.
it's how you use them that really matters
probably goes all the way down the mantle of the earth
@@jojoelledeer i think i read somewhere that the oldest can get around the third of the planet in length
Rip Lil sandwyrm bou
400 yards if you ask.
Instuctions unclear. Now I see every possible future
All at once
Almighty!
That gotta be one hell of a trip
But I do see a way, there is a narrow way through
@@martinxy1291 dont forget all your ancestors babbling at you, stfu grandpa I'm tryna divine the golden path here stop telling me about the worst day of your life from 1000 years ago
so this is how the popcorn buckets are made...
edit: thanks for the likes.
☠️ that sandworm still a baby
You won the internet today.
I was thinking the same exact thing haha. Oh boy..
Goddamnit, take my like and go away
Goddammit, this meme is above n beyond
Bro was gonna grow up to be a menace thank the gods
The gods are quite literally what he was going to grow up to be, not a menace
@@Nicalobocinator keep your dune gods
@@anoldranger1033 its in the movie lol, the sandworms are treated like gods
Kill them when their young? Seems a little brutle, no?
“You all saw him, he was coming right at us!”
Rare insider video of Gatorade factory
How sausage is mage
Bro really picked him up and said "Nuh uh uh." in clicking noises
@@spunkyfunkymonke she
@@Parzival659 Sis, then.
She looks Reverend Mother Prava from Diablo 4. Coincidence?
@@cryora She needed a new god after what happened to the last guy in charge.
then proceeded to drown it
0:08 when people saw the Dune popcorn bucket for the first time💀
Oh no…
this needs more upvotes 🤣
What's up with the bucket? People mention it a lot.
@@te9591how old are you?
@@eradicatormkivgaming old enough.
First reaction when I saw this scene,
"Aw it's so cute."
*Drowns it and sticks a tube in it's mouth*
"oh."
0:07 toji
Obsessed with the sound at 0:33 - I remember hearing it in the cinema and thinking how it really conveyed the potency of the Water of Life
All the other Fremen: Shai Hulud!
This woman: Die, Hulud!
"So what's your job?"
"I drown God biweekly for a living"
@@cheerfulpessimist952 *I make zazzleberry gatorade
“thats a woman?”
-lorax
Read this in german
I like the detail of the singular bubble emerging once the sand-worm (or would this be a sand trout?) is completely submerged. Implying how incredibly dense and complicated its internal structures must be if so little was air.
In the books their innards are described as something like a fusion reactor, which happens to be the reason Arrakis has a breathable atmosphere.
@@Valiran9 I LOVE that!!!
@@Valiran9 Thats not disconcerting at all... Living creature with a functional fusion system in it's body?
Technically they're not native to Arrakis. Within the novels Leto has a vision that they were brought to Arrakis in the far past. And not by humans. They appear to be some form of truly exotic alien life, or wild alien biotechnology
This is a proto-sandworm, formed by many sandtrout coming together, it goes spice blow, sand trout, proto-worm, sandworm, spice blow
The secret of Slurm
Whimmy wham-wham wozzle!
NO. Slurm comes from a colossal worm hiney!
@@Illisilwater of life in the front, slurm in the back ;)
@@thatkidwiththehoodie lol
The secret of Flubber.
_"It was big! It was all wiggly! And it ate everything! It was the Alaskan Bullworm!"_
Sorry, what?🤣
Haha old school Spongebob
Poor baby sandworm
I didn't know Arrakis had a Planned Parenthood
Its more about teenager, the baby form is sand trout/plankton
@@антонпосмитный And the sand trout would have not had trouble with water.
Do you happen to know if you can drink the Powerade that comes out of it?
A statistic among trillions the loss of one little worm doesn't mean much in a world where billions or trillions like it exist in the depths of the desert.
Tapeworm final boss:
Tapeworm first boss more like
Shai hulud is the final boss.
Ah yes. The Forbidden Fleshlight.
only if you are brave enough
NAHHHHH
Just came to see if anyone wrote that, was not disappointed
He will know your ways as if born to them!
That's quitter talk.
They're lucky horseshoe crabs can't sue for copyright infringement.
One of my favorite Gatorade flavors
Man, the Fremen sure take Nietzsche VERY literally.
Curiosity! Why?
@@cesargabriel5716 I think the comment refers to the Nietzsche quote "Everything that doesn't kill you, makes you stronger".
@@cesargabriel5716 "God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him." Quote by Nietzsche
@@cesargabriel5716”God is dead… and we have killed him.” - Nietzsche
@@keith6706
Does that mean the Fremen consider those creatures to be God?
Did anybody else feel sorry for the baby sandworm in this scene? lol
I did a little, not gonna lie.
everything reminds me of him
You're a monster.
That is a child-worm
Lmao
Not the baby toothed sandworm 😂
Thanks for the video! Can't wait to try this recipe at home.
i love this scene so much. It´s like those people who take care of chimps or wolfs, you can see how confortable are with these creatures. The caretaker and her behavior in the scene does so much for worldbuilding i love it.
As he drowns it. Yes, much like the caretakers of wolves, or chimps.
@@E.V.A.N-COProductions i too drown my wolves to collect their bile so i can have DNA altering acid trips
@@CrazyDutchguysI do the same with my chimps
No lie, it's visual storytelling like this that explains why I love these films so much
it is supposed to die directly in contact with water and it is the water in which it is drowned that they drink...Herbert says that a simple splash makes them completely uncontrollable and inflicts intense pain on them.
Minor detail, I still think it was great.
evolutionarily its kind of a terrifying prospect that these building tall creatures have venom. its implied in the books that they arent native to arakkis, so with that out in the open. what were they hunt?
Think of them as sand whales, they're basically filter feeders, absorbing all the moisture from the surrounding environment (hence why arrakis is THAT dry) with a very slow metabolism (also the water of life isn't a venom, it's actually the sandworm's bile which is filled with an insanely concentrated amount of whatever makes spice well, spice)
I don't think it's venom, I think it's poison. They call it the Holy Poison after all.
This is even more terrifying, because the only reason an animal would have poison is if something was actively hunting them.
What the fuck is capable of hunting a sandworm?
Sand plankton, which is basically their larval form.
Water of life isn't venom iirc. It's a toxic proto-spice made by the worm when it ingests water. Worm vomit basically. The proper spice is the adult version that they casually excrete whilst tunneling through the earth and occasionally inhaling moisture.
Their entire food chain lies within their own life cycle. They're cannibals by nature
0:15
Baby sandworm:hey master its humid here wait WATER WATER GET ME OUT PLEASE WAA *die*
great tutorial
😂😂
Mahdi
This lady was born to play this role she was so real
This is where your powerade comes from
When you look at the abyss.......
They gave you energy drink Gatorade..
DOES..........IT...........GRIP
3 different mode
self cleaning, no mess
7 payment of $900
They must’ve had some really innocent people who did the design for the sand worms to not see it for what everyone sees
Stop it right now. 😆
Theres a reason only women are allowed to do this. Men just get to curious.
That is a child
Funnily enough water itself when ingested by sandworms is the same as slug coming into contact with Salt, it shreds they’re insides
Meanwhile, your usual common earthworm will have no problem staying underwater for a few minutes, in fact they can stay several weeks underwater since they'll just absorb the oxygen from the water close to their skin, but they can't swim very well so they'll drown eventually if they can't find a way out
@@bluesky_cupy5158 that’s what an all sand and spice worm diet gets you on arak is I suppose😅
Rare footage smuggled from Monster factory.
And you thought Mountain Dew Voltage was just blue food coloring....
This is even more sexual than the 1984 version of this scene.
Men: ..... Every holes a goal.
of all the fremen in their long history in arrakis, at least one guy must have tried doing what we all have in mind.
Judo throw a baby sandworm
@@mileswiltse4535 Use the baby sandworm as a nunchuck.
I'm going to assume you're talking about using the sandworm as a pillow
This is what i imagine a mongolian death worm to look like if they are indeed real worm cryptids
At last, the secret origins of blue raspberry flavor
I love this actor. She reminds me of the late Michael K. Williams.
No sandworm harmed during filming.
For you book readers out there, does Frank Herbert explain why the worms are so special, or why their production of the spice is somehow a quasi-spiritual or allow for enhanced telepathic capabilities?
no, in fact the worms arent from Arrakis meaning they are aliens real aliens or they are create by the humanity in the future ? like Interstellar and the black holes but is a theory
and the spice is from them to add to the theory, the spice cant be made is like a molecular sustance and i think in later books they create "made spice" by clonning worms or something
Other theory says the "thinking machines" or some humans create the worm as a experiment but not sure, is misterious and Arrakis was a green with water planet
Ok, so in a nutshell the worms act as the planets trees since they actually make the atmosphere like trees do which is where the term “Maker of Life” comes from and why the Fremen worship the worms like gods. The Spice that comes from the Worms are basically really strong drugs which ‘reveals’ the future and universe to you in a way, which is really useful for a faction in the books and movies called the Spacing Guild which use it to see the safest path for ships to cross the universe. Spice is also only found on Arakis(aka Dune), at least in the first two books(I’m on book 3) so there’s a reason why everyone fights over the planet.
As for the reason why it gives people special powers, it’s not really explain beyond it being a really strong drug which a lot of memes make fun of because “Watch Timithee Chalamete trips balls for five hours” is a pretty accurate depiction of what goes on in the movies.
Also the reason why Paul is able to see in the future in a such a way is because he was specifically breed in a way to be the Bene Gesserite’s male counterpart with all the abilities(I.e. super control over ones body, use of the Voice, the weirding way which is just space karate, truthsense aka a human lie detector), this added with the spice basically made him Space Jesus, it gets even weirder with his kids from what I can tell because they were essentially him but with WAY more spice powers.
Hope this helps as I’ve just Started reading the series in the last month.
@@shoto42 I guess you could call that.. "Spicy" ?
Are you serious? Did you watch the movie???
I guess the baby worms can be dangerous considering the caution the Fremen takes when coaxing it out of the sand, kinda like a professional (poisonous) snake handler.
I mean if that thing swallows your arm, you ain't getting that arm back.
Bro this scene is actually insane tho
The first thing I thought of when I saw this scene: the 2000 miniseries.
So this is how the Compound V are made
The Boys 🎉
lol. This would be more natural and less likely to turn you into a super powered monster.
So this is where Slurm comes from!
You know, I’d never read the books. But watching the first movie I had a feeling the worms were more important than they first appeared
i think they secrete the spice so water of life is basically spice tea
@@blueshit199 spice tea but instead of being less dense, its actually more dense than spice itself
water of life is basically condensed spice in liquid form
"lord forgive me for what ima bout to do"
NOO DONT DO IT IT HAVE THOUSANDS OF TEETH
I would stick it in ngl 😉
Unzips pants 😂
Strangely i felt bad for the little guy. Hes a baby sandworm.
The shot of the juvenile sandworm's mouth lives rent free in my head. Something about it is super unsettling, moreso than the adults
Dude's basically catching Facehuggers and is using them to make blue juice.
Holyshit.
...Have y'all ever noticed how soft a sandworm's lips look?
wipes sweat from brow
Ayo?📸🤨
Clown detected
Yes
"What purdy lips you have"
Oy
So that's where Powerade comes from! 🧿
"Little sandword, bring me a dream..."
i love how creepy the sandworms are. something about their design.
i hate how adorable the baby is
Sooo, the water of life is not vegan 😢
Sorry 😣
Womp womp
@@ahman4675 don't be so insensitive bruhhhhh
@@Je_QzcY3mN0 it’s a fictional drink who cares if it’s vegan or not.
@@ahman4675 vegan fremen do 😔
How did the Fremen even figure this out?
How did Ayahuasca get figured out?
I'd always be looking for new ways to get high if I lived on Arrakis
You can ask that about a lot of stuff in real history, tbh. How did people ever figure out baking bread, or making cheese?
I'm sure they were sticking things in that hole from the beginning.
Some guy was very very desperate yk
Literally 99% won’t see this but, Who ever sees this have a good day and stay safe 2 years later
i felt bad when the sandworm got drowned.
Since seeing the movie I've started making the same noises the maker keeper does to soothe the worm whenever I'm looking for something or trying to make a decision
Poor babee 😢
I wonder how the Fremen ever figured out you had to drown a worm to get it's bile and that shit would be useful to them.
They probably tried chopping it for food and found out about the liquid.
Reminiscent of how horseshoe crab blood is extracted.
Great tutorial helped alot 10/10
Dude That Baby Sandworm is realistically accurate.
sandworm: barf's 'a few million years later' RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
is this cropped widescreen (home release is wide screen only) to make the aspect ratio looks taller? else, where is this footage from?
bruh, how the water just appeared from nothing?
This clip must be edited. Maybe they flooded the place, after that Fremen picked up the baby sandworm.
@@MrDibara just watch the movie. There's a vat with sand for the worm on one side of a room and vat with water on another. She took him out of sand and put into water. The walking part is edited out.
@@mikumikuareka Thanks!
thank you for the tutorial, i really appreciated it
nothing goes to waste, we make pop corn buckets with the rest
the foreshadowing for Leto II is crazy
Hey, mom, where's the blue Kool-Aid? I can't find it in the fridge!
it looks a lot like trilobite blood that they actually use in real life medicine
Horseshoe crabs
Horshoe crabs, and yes it does
Ironically enough the practice of using them in modern medicine is gaining traction...though not in the good way
The way most agencies harvest both them & their blood (which is blue btw)is not only unethical but inhumane
Bro...Trilobites are extinct
@@redadmiralofvalyria867 Most of the animals are released after use. A few die and a few are given to aquariums.
Upload the water of life ritual next!
I like how he’s not afraid of the worm 😂 0:09
thats a lady
Cute baby sandworm
I assume the baby worm was going for a kill, not a hug.
So they killed the baby? Or just knocked it out? I want links from production or books otherwise your just offering fake opinions.
It drowned.
Source
@@CountingStars333 I leave simple instructions....that even a rock can't mess up on...so what dose that make you?
It is obviously dead and book is irrelevant here since we are talking about it's MOVIE ADAPTATION.
@@Je_QzcY3mN0 Simple Instructions that prove you can't read, think, or keep your mindless opinions to yourself.
@@MerchantIvoryfilms its dead bro... cant send links on youtube plus there probably isnt even a site on this since its so obvious, just read the book, water is dangerous for sandworms and lethal in amounts like this.
They discontinued the Vodka that was used for the Water of Life about two years ago, and it maddens me
Where did the water come from where the sandworm drowns
But will it blend?
Thats one hell of a blue lagoon recipe.
WHAT A CUTE WORM 🥺🥺🥺🥰🥰🥰
Not gonna lie, it _is_ strangely adorable. Especially with how still it stayed, once the Fremen was holding it.
bro got the "We Live, We love, We lie" Sauce
So this is how they make blue Gatorade
0:24 I think I have a rough idea how Leto II's humanoid form will take shape in the sandworm.
they could've made a sandworm drink topper and the whole popcorn bucket incident wouldn't have happened!
That's huge tapeworm.
Thats how horseshoe crab blood is drawn for lifesaving drugs too
the more I think about it, this scene can be interpreted as foreshadowing that the holy creature must die in order for the "one" to see. Just as Leto the 2nd, the God worm emperor must die in order for humanity to see their future.
Dang, he be swimming in $1 billion of water
That Original Jack3d was stuff of legends 😮🔥
"Little Maker" I assume in their life cycle
They can simply ask the bartender for a Blue Lagoon
First of all where da hell did the water come from
Does anyone who read the book know if this actually kills the worm or not? I saw this scene in the theater and was like "Aww that's cute- NOOO they killed it" and now I must know if that's true
Rather than just drowning, water is poisonous to them