@@nunbeam "give water to the dead" means crying for the ones long gone, with how rare and scarce water is on dune you are not supposed to waste it. For example when Paul killed Janis in the duel he cried afterwards " giving water to the dead"
@@nunbeamThey are survivors of the desert, saving water is basis for their entire culture to the point that someone crying over the dead is like something out of a nightmare for them
I love how Paul and Jessica are so alike and in sync deep down. He may have hesitation, but once he decides to go it's like over. happened in the first movie too, it's always Jessica watching from the side and thinking careful boy you need to watch your tone lol
Thats the thing, he become the symbol of the messiah for the Fremen, some kind of incarnation of their anger, like a bushfire he just lighten up with that speech but the issue is... Good luck to tell a bush fire to calm down, let alone control it once it get bigger.
@@yujx0401 They are pretty out of sync tbh. Read the books and it become apparent. Jessica gets intimidated by how bold and powerful Paul gets. She constantly underestimates him.
@@ubberJakerz I'm just talking about the movies. Rewatching 1 and 2 together just made me realize how similar they are even tho Paul seems to be constantly resisting it. But I think it's not just fate but he made the choice consciously in the movie to follow that path
When he says "I AM POINTING THE WAY" I felt that in my soul when watching that in the theater. Went back to see it another two times, mostly just for this scene
He uses the Voice a lot on the Fremen people during his speeches in the books. People believe he is using it here which is why his voice is super bassed out for this scene. His voice is also deeper to show his confidence has shot up immensely from being able to see his visions clearly from the water of life
@@foobis9805in the books he uses "hints" of voice when making the speech, I was curious if they would show that in this scene. I think they left it till when he silenced the reverend mother to show the impact and control he had. Hopefully they do this more in Messiah
And you pray for it. The way I take it is “you’re so pathetic and inferior to me that you want to kill me but you’ve been warned/guided to my existence your whole life so you will worship me”
Same. And in the same movie with the sandworm ride, Feyd in the arena, the final duel, that iconic opening with the flying Harkonnens and their suspensors, and of course Paul's epic storming of Arrakeen with his Fremen army... It says a lot that this is my favorite scene above all else.
Tim cooked the whole barbeque in this scene. This is where I knew without doubt that the Baron, the Emperor and everyone else that plotted his father's murder were screwed.
It's amazing that a film with great battles, cool technology, scary and inspiring mysticism, wonderful landscapes, etc, has one speech as it's best scene. I'll remember this speech forever
And the best thing is, when you've read the books you realise that despite the horrors Paul unleashed he never committed fully to what the Golden Path demanded if he were to allow humanity to survive; it takes his son, Leto, to truly become that tyrant.
The way he just singles out that one fedaykin and focuses on him. And then goes to sit in that fremen overwatch pose with that piercing gaze on him is somehow very badass to me
Yess, he also did something psychologically subtle to drive across his point- he bent lower than the man. He got into a vulnerable position. He lowered himself below the man, to make him feel he's harmless, a friend, and someone he can trust, while still holding a strong stance. Adults often do this with children when they went to get on their level. Glad someone noticed this too.
I know this series is literally a warning about blind faith in charismatic leaders, but I'd fight for this guy in an instant if he starts talking to me about my grandmothers hopes and dreams like that.
that's the effect leaders have on ppl, they really understand what they want, what they NEED. In school they make these leaders seem almost ridiculous but if you were there at that time you would've folded. Even for the Austrian painter with the mustache if you knew what weimar was like, despite all the people he killed eventually. His charisma in his speeches is objectively impressive
Honestly, following Paul throughout the movie is absolutely incredible. I’d fight for the guy too, not even out of the religion, he’s proven himself time and time again to be an incredibly capable warrior and person, has visions of the future, is powerful, charismatic, good hearted at least at first, and has the most fuck it we ball energy ever. Him leading them into battle was a masterpiece to watch. The movie did an excellent job establishing such hype around Paul. It’s all cinematically beautiful.
The series is not "a warning about blind faith in charismatic leaders", that's what people who don't understand the story and need to translate it for soulless modern audiences say. The book is a real hero journey in a complex world with complex values which might not be the same as modern western values.
@@bonse3476 Heres Frank Herbert, the author of Dune, explaining the message. th-cam.com/video/26GPaMoeiu4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WttPsIOMZJ74zz3m You are literally the target of the message yet you’re too ignorant to understand it. Did you miss the part where Paul abandons the Fremen mission and begins a galactic conflict, knowing it results in billions of deaths?
In the books, it was in this scene that Paul mourns his friendship with Stilgar. He finds it lonely how easily his friend was instantly transformed into a religious fanatic. Heavier Bardem portrayed it really well. I just wish that he wasn't so 'all in' throughout the film, to emphasise the moment in this scene. But I understand the need to juxtapose his fanaticism with Chani's skepticism in this film. Chani isn't such a skeptic in the books. In fact, she's in favour of Paul's marriage and to Irulan in the book. But I understand that they needed a vehicle to make the viewers ponder the idea that this 'prophecy' was just manufactured to control them. It elevates it from a simple 'chosen one' trope to a more sophisticated commentary on more advanced or powerful societies using knowledge and superstition to take advantage of smaller communities. Brilliant premise and brilliant adaptation.
Or how the whole MAGA movement continues to draw -suckers- people in. Honestly, this isn’t political rage bait, but a genuine assessment of one of the major themes of the movie; how some group plants a seed that can grow into such cult-like fervor and zealotry when stoked properly. This movie will be seen as a warning sign years down the line (much like the books were).
@@eyespy3001 I mean, kind of, yeah. I was thinking moreso religions that have led war campaigns like Catholicism or Judaism or Islam. Nothing against anyone who practices those religions without infringing their belief system on others, BTW. It's nice when people can openly practice their religion without angrily forcing others to do the same, but I digress. Back to the point. Yeah, your point is valid. It applies to any cult that can be weaponised. It's a cycle that humanity is all too familiar with. Our only hope is that our newest fanaticism is focused around universal rights for humanity.
What Villeneuve did with Chani in this movie was a brilliant decision since it allows him to stay loyal to and even enhance the actual core themes of Herberts novel - and also give Chani character and agency which is completly lacking in the first book at the very least.
PERFECT words at the end, it's really a painful cruelty of life, those who were born better off can simply toy with disadvantaged ones like adults with children. To put at a society/civilization level is perfect.
@@BB-cn6mkHe could legit choose not to lose any fight with anyone so long as it were physically possible, man doesn't just see far-off futures, he sees every possible future within the next microsecond with equal clarity and can react to it in real time
I swear I would pay money just for a high res clip of the full speech. This gave me chills in theaters. This movie and its portrayal of Paul and his transformation are absolute masterpieces.
One of my favorite scenes. Absolutely brilliant. I may just buy this movie to rewatch a few scenes over and over: The Harkonnen world, the throne room, this speech, the sandworm ride, etc.
I saw it twice in theaters. I can’t wait to binge all the reactions when it comes to video. I really want a physical copy of this movie and not some subscription
The first time I saw this in theaters my heart was literally racing. Subconsciously I felt like I wanted to jump into the screen and grab a weapon and fight the Sardaukar. I haven't felt like that since I was a child, that feeling of fully giving yourself over to a story as an experience. I've become so jaded, and I think a lot of us have, to formulaic entertainment that when a story like this comes along, it has the power to sweep you off your feet in an unexpected way.
I got it best picture front runner would’ve beaten Oppenheimer I’ve also got it a+ nuck certified and the third best sci fi film of all time second best sequel behind terminator 2 (*second best sci fi film all time? Inception)
He is what both anakin skywalker and eren Yager should have beeing. He dosn't becaome an overlord from one day to another we actually see him evolve and beeing in conflict on whatever path he should go.
@@ThomasCro sure and danerys targaryan was always evil she has midichlorians of evil targaryan blood in her system of course she will be evil. Look i was open to eren becoming evil, what i wasn't open is starting the final season with a time skip and most of his dilemas were solve off screen. To me eren turbina evil is like if dune part 2 started with Paul blowing up his enemies with no thinking about the consecuences. Nothing of him knowing and be friends with the freemems, nothing of him beeing scared of beeing a messiah for this people, not even having his mother as his devil shoulder to "keep moving foward untill all his enemies are defeted" Just him going dull Leroy Jenkins and expect the audience to be in his side because "he was always like this" bullshit he wasn't like this Just like eren wasn't like that in the first 3 seasons. These type of character need a "be or not to be" moment, without it these character will feel less like 3 dimentional people and more like unstable assholes.
I like the camera work in this scene when Paul is shown from below as so gigantic that he has to crouch down to be on par with the fremen (shown from above) to make them appear smaller. In fact, they were standing on the same level with him. But the camera work made him a giant
Might be? Of course it is and it came after drinking the worm piss poison aka the water of life to which the voice told him: “RIIIIIISE!!!”… (*this and of course defeating Austin butler his 🇺🇸 actor young superstar counterpart
In both cases I dont understand why the main character see how his action will kill billions of peoples just to save a comparatively negligeable number
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 I think it's pretty easy to see why. He doesn't care about faceless numbers, he cares about the people he knows. End of thought.
I'll allow myself to say that no actor today can deliver such powerful speeches like Chalamet... This one and "Make it England" in The King are both charismatic, uplifting and taunting...
This app called 'onstream' has the full version of Dune 2. Search it on google. Obviously the movie is in bad quality and was recorded in the cinema itself😂. But as I said it is full in case you want to watch it again. If you havent watched it and it is your first time please do urself a favor and buy a ticket for Imax. Totally worth it, even if is not 70mm. Buy an Imax ticket. These kind of events MUST be experimented on cinemas.
Whats made this scene so powerful is that he is indeed, doing something messianic... but the ost makes clear that it is something more creepy thay hopeful.
This scene in the movie theaters gave me CHILLS, and even my eyes became a little watery. It was a powerful moment. For an instance, I felt what it may have been for a fremen, after a lifetime of faith, doubt, hope, and battle, to finally come face to face with, and hear the voice of, the mahdi. Fear the moment. I was raised by a very faithful Catholic mother to whom Christ was everything, someone who tries her best to pass on her faith to a son that was raised within a very different world than her, a modern world, multicultural, materialist, and nihilistic; so for me, this scene communicated what it may feel like when one finally meets the legendary savior one's mother spoke so much about. Fear the moment.
Beautifully said bro for me it hit me hard because I was a Christian and now I'm more of an non believer to actually witness your savior in front of your face after generations of generations of hearing of a boy who will come from the sky and deliver you to paradise really hit me in a profound and almost religious way it was masterful and execution cinematography and performance
@@george_thedon 💯 bro Watching this scene in dolby(maybe I should've gone imax) was almost a religious experience. Currently I'm an agnostic, and have been for some years now. I never could profess to be an atheist or strict materialist. Philosophically and intuitively, that nihilistic worldview could never make sense to me, even as I've tried to understand it. I think perhaps metaphysical concepts were introduced to my mind at such a young age that a mystical and psychoactive inclination has been forever forged into me. On the other hand, I could never just accept my mother's beliefs on faith alone either, she always calls me thomas, because of I remind her of his doubting in scripture. I am somewhere in the middle as I try to make sense of existence, reality, and consciousness. But the scene still spoke to me so deeply because of my upbringing in the faith and how ingrained those concepts are. AlThe scene began to cut deep because I can still remember vividly how it felt to be a believer, to have that faith, to fight that good fight. To have that Lord, and to speak to Him day to day. To hope in Him. To long for salvation from oppression, to perceive a savior genuinely deserving of one's love. Very powerful concepts and emotions. I love how dune wrestles with religious concepts. And I'm glad to be reminded that to be human is to wrestle with these heavy concepts of foresight, geopolitics, fate, faith, and will.
I am afraid that you are getting this scene entirely wrong. Paul Muad'Dib Atreides is not the Messiah but a very powerful & intelligent person with lots of training. He was trained by his mother, a talented Bene Gesserit. Hewas trained by Gurney Halleck & Duncan Idaho, some of the most talented fighters in the universe. He was trained by Tufir Hawat, a good mentat, & also by his father, Leto Atreides, an influencial leader, for whose death he's seeling revenge. The Fremen were clearly & deeply manipulated by political & religious powers that seek influence on resources (the Spice). Also, Paul does not lead them to Paradise. If anything, he is a dark Messiah.
@@borskavin6395 actually, I'm not getting the scene wrong at all. I'm quite aware of dune and what the author was trying to communicate about religious and charasmatic leaders and how one should be wary of them. The reason the scene spoke to me was out of sympathy(or empathy) towards how the southern fremen were perceiving and interpreting Paul Atreides. Because of my own background, it was relatable. And btw, this is just one of the ways the scene spoke to me for it was quite multifaceted. But I appreciate your comment.
@@jonahlk6386 I know didn’t mean to come off as rude just I remember a lot of people on some video saying that Paul is a Rip off of eren and I was like what 💀
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Paul legit gained the power to see your browser history and leveraged it to scare everyone into submission.
💀💀💀
“Tell the bene generit to look into the place they cannot go, they will see me staring back at them!”
Mia Khalifa getting spicy with someone who looks like Jamis
"Your VPNs warned you of my coming!"
Lisan Al Gaib!
The way he says "your mothers warned you of my coming" in that language is so badass
Reminds me of Dothraki
@@TheDrexxus Done by the same linguist Ted Peterson I think it was
Reminds me war chant in Hakka.
FEAR THE MOMENT!!!…
@@marcuskiller02 any idea what is the original languare it was created from or inspired by ?
"In your nightmares you give water to the dead and it brings joy to your heart" gave me chills
What is the significance of this? Is this a Fremen metaphor for suicide?
@@nunbeam "give water to the dead" means crying for the ones long gone, with how rare and scarce water is on dune you are not supposed to waste it. For example when Paul killed Janis in the duel he cried afterwards " giving water to the dead"
@@nunbeammeaning the jou of being able to mourn with tears as it isn't considered wasting water
''last night you shit your bed and blame it on your kid!''
'' LISAN AL-GAIB!''
*people stare at him
@@nunbeamThey are survivors of the desert, saving water is basis for their entire culture to the point that someone crying over the dead is like something out of a nightmare for them
You know when a scene is fking good when everyone in the theater is completely silent and absorbed into the scene
Jessica: Slow down...
Paul: FUCK ALL OF YOU I'M THE BOSS NOW
I love how Paul and Jessica are so alike and in sync deep down. He may have hesitation, but once he decides to go it's like over. happened in the first movie too, it's always Jessica watching from the side and thinking careful boy you need to watch your tone lol
Thats the thing, he become the symbol of the messiah for the Fremen, some kind of incarnation of their anger, like a bushfire he just lighten up with that speech but the issue is... Good luck to tell a bush fire to calm down, let alone control it once it get bigger.
@@yujx0401 They are pretty out of sync tbh. Read the books and it become apparent. Jessica gets intimidated by how bold and powerful Paul gets. She constantly underestimates him.
@@ubberJakerz I'm just talking about the movies. Rewatching 1 and 2 together just made me realize how similar they are even tho Paul seems to be constantly resisting it. But I think it's not just fate but he made the choice consciously in the movie to follow that path
I loved that moment
Did everyone else feel in that moment he was about to name drop “dune” and it just felt so badass and perfect when he did??
i was like "'roll credits"
Peter Griffin would be proud.
Lisan al gaib...!!
So hard not to make that line corny as all hell, super talented actor TC always kills
@@JackfrostAtreidesOmegaXZeroAS WRITTEN! MAHDI!!
2:02 the moment Stilgar goes from devoted follower to fanatical zealot, written across Javier's face is terrifying
The way his eyes just glaze over and his expressions, like pure joy, it really is terrifying but his acting is beautiful.
In the book, Paul even expresses some sadness from the fact that Stilgar was a friend that became a mindless follower
@@whiteshadow0122 he expressed it in the movie multiple times too
Making the film's comic character a fanatic is one of the scariest things ever, as if life were fading into obscurantism
love you can see the transition through out the film, his comrades who fought along side him slowly becoming fanatics that would die for him.
When I saw this speech on IMAX with a 70mm screen. The atmosphere, the surround sounds, bass, etc. It felt like a religious experience.
When he says "I AM POINTING THE WAY" I felt that in my soul when watching that in the theater. Went back to see it another two times, mostly just for this scene
@@matthewarrojas5183 I am going to see it for the third time next weekend before the movie Civil War comes out which also looks promising.
@@matthewarrojas5183 I already watched three times, and planning for a fourth for this scnece and the worm riding
@matthewarrojas5183 Ive seen it 3 or 4 times in theaters. Some movies are just a whole nother caliber of quality and storytelling.
70mm screen? Damn that’s only 2 inches!
0:31 “I’M POINTING THE WAY” the way his voice is so harsh and jagged sounds so badass
He uses the Voice a lot on the Fremen people during his speeches in the books. People believe he is using it here which is why his voice is super bassed out for this scene. His voice is also deeper to show his confidence has shot up immensely from being able to see his visions clearly from the water of life
@@foobis9805in the books he uses "hints" of voice when making the speech, I was curious if they would show that in this scene. I think they left it till when he silenced the reverend mother to show the impact and control he had. Hopefully they do this more in Messiah
"I AM THE GUY YOUR MOTHER WARNED YOU ABOUT"
And you pray for it. The way I take it is “you’re so pathetic and inferior to me that you want to kill me but you’ve been warned/guided to my existence your whole life so you will worship me”
Chillllssse
...Dad?
I am THAT guy!
he selling drugs
My favorite scene in the entire movie.
Completely agree. Blew my mind that Chalamet could land Paul so well in this moment
X2
Same. And in the same movie with the sandworm ride, Feyd in the arena, the final duel, that iconic opening with the flying Harkonnens and their suspensors, and of course Paul's epic storming of Arrakeen with his Fremen army... It says a lot that this is my favorite scene above all else.
This is an Oscar moment right here. If he doesn't win it's bullshit.
Even if he doesn't, it's one of the great movie moments now. People are going to remember this for a long, long time.
Also give him props for not sounding silly for speaking a made-up language
@@someguythatdoesstuff7658 yeah, he sounds badass speaking the Fremen Language.
It’s the Oscar’s, it’s always bullshit
Agree no question
finally someone uploads this, best part of the movie. just wish the clip was longer... he keeps going
SO TRUE
Im still searching it. I want it as much as you do but all clips finish when paul talks about the future of arrakis
Finally!!! The best scene of the movie!
We just need the scene right before where he's walking through the huge crowd into the temple!
Ya just wish the clip was 2 hours and 45 minutes long and named dune part 2
Every fucking syllable of his speech hits you in the chest. You could watch it on a phone and it still feels like IMAX
Can confirm, seen this movie 3 times in IMAX and seeing this scene on my phone brings me to tears just as much
… DUNE
Tim cooked the whole barbeque in this scene. This is where I knew without doubt that the Baron, the Emperor and everyone else that plotted his father's murder were screwed.
Yes…And then the rest of the known universe.
2 billion sheeple people… LAID TO PARADISE…
It's amazing that a film with great battles, cool technology, scary and inspiring mysticism, wonderful landscapes, etc, has one speech as it's best scene. I'll remember this speech forever
Denis managed to capture the sense of awe and fervor Paul inspires in the people while underpinning it with the horror of the tyrant he’s become
I think the music and chani's reactions played a big part in showing that whats happening isn't exactly good
And the best thing is, when you've read the books you realise that despite the horrors Paul unleashed he never committed fully to what the Golden Path demanded if he were to allow humanity to survive; it takes his son, Leto, to truly become that tyrant.
@@jimmichalop2330 Totally. The music is so sinister during his "awakening".
He hasn’t become a tyrant yet, but we’ll see what happens in Dune: Messiah
Well the road to becoming one at least
The way he just singles out that one fedaykin and focuses on him. And then goes to sit in that fremen overwatch pose with that piercing gaze on him is somehow very badass to me
Yess, he also did something psychologically subtle to drive across his point- he bent lower than the man. He got into a vulnerable position. He lowered himself below the man, to make him feel he's harmless, a friend, and someone he can trust, while still holding a strong stance. Adults often do this with children when they went to get on their level. Glad someone noticed this too.
I know this series is literally a warning about blind faith in charismatic leaders, but I'd fight for this guy in an instant if he starts talking to me about my grandmothers hopes and dreams like that.
Haha same, I almost stood up at the end of the speech chanting Lisan Al Gaib with the Fremen!
that's the effect leaders have on ppl, they really understand what they want, what they NEED. In school they make these leaders seem almost ridiculous but if you were there at that time you would've folded. Even for the Austrian painter with the mustache if you knew what weimar was like, despite all the people he killed eventually. His charisma in his speeches is objectively impressive
Honestly, following Paul throughout the movie is absolutely incredible. I’d fight for the guy too, not even out of the religion, he’s proven himself time and time again to be an incredibly capable warrior and person, has visions of the future, is powerful, charismatic, good hearted at least at first, and has the most fuck it we ball energy ever. Him leading them into battle was a masterpiece to watch. The movie did an excellent job establishing such hype around Paul. It’s all cinematically beautiful.
The series is not "a warning about blind faith in charismatic leaders", that's what people who don't understand the story and need to translate it for soulless modern audiences say.
The book is a real hero journey in a complex world with complex values which might not be the same as modern western values.
@@bonse3476 Heres Frank Herbert, the author of Dune, explaining the message.
th-cam.com/video/26GPaMoeiu4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WttPsIOMZJ74zz3m
You are literally the target of the message yet you’re too ignorant to understand it. Did you miss the part where Paul abandons the Fremen mission and begins a galactic conflict, knowing it results in billions of deaths?
I wasnt sold on Timothee as Paul until this movie. He was fucking incredible in this scene
I was the opposite. I was expecting a good acting from here. First movie I saw his acting was "The King" on Netflix. A good movie.
In the books, it was in this scene that Paul mourns his friendship with Stilgar. He finds it lonely how easily his friend was instantly transformed into a religious fanatic. Heavier Bardem portrayed it really well. I just wish that he wasn't so 'all in' throughout the film, to emphasise the moment in this scene. But I understand the need to juxtapose his fanaticism with Chani's skepticism in this film. Chani isn't such a skeptic in the books. In fact, she's in favour of Paul's marriage and to Irulan in the book. But I understand that they needed a vehicle to make the viewers ponder the idea that this 'prophecy' was just manufactured to control them. It elevates it from a simple 'chosen one' trope to a more sophisticated commentary on more advanced or powerful societies using knowledge and superstition to take advantage of smaller communities. Brilliant premise and brilliant adaptation.
Or how the whole MAGA movement continues to draw -suckers- people in.
Honestly, this isn’t political rage bait, but a genuine assessment of one of the major themes of the movie; how some group plants a seed that can grow into such cult-like fervor and zealotry when stoked properly. This movie will be seen as a warning sign years down the line (much like the books were).
@@eyespy3001 I mean, kind of, yeah. I was thinking moreso religions that have led war campaigns like Catholicism or Judaism or Islam. Nothing against anyone who practices those religions without infringing their belief system on others, BTW. It's nice when people can openly practice their religion without angrily forcing others to do the same, but I digress. Back to the point. Yeah, your point is valid. It applies to any cult that can be weaponised. It's a cycle that humanity is all too familiar with. Our only hope is that our newest fanaticism is focused around universal rights for humanity.
What Villeneuve did with Chani in this movie was a brilliant decision since it allows him to stay loyal to and even enhance the actual core themes of Herberts novel - and also give Chani character and agency which is completly lacking in the first book at the very least.
@@eyespy3001 Not even close mate. Boo hoo politicians give good speeches and people like it.
Other than that there's nothing in common with Dune.
PERFECT words at the end, it's really a painful cruelty of life, those who were born better off can simply toy with disadvantaged ones like adults with children. To put at a society/civilization level is perfect.
0:54 the way he says this line feels like a New Zealand Haka, and then when he says “Fear the moment” followed by absolute silence, what chills.
Equally and absolutely astounding and savage
Jessica: Slow down!
Paul: YOLO!
YEET! SKRRT! SKRRT YEET!!
EY EY EY EY!!!
@@TickleHellmo 🤣 godammit u got me
HOLD UP!!! POP DAT!!! DROP DAT!!! YEET DAT!!! SKKRRRT DAT!!!
The fact that in Part One he was scared and weak, and now he’s possibly the greatest warrior in Arrakis
Embracing the role of the messiah
? plenty of people he could lose a duel with but he wouldnt fight them if he was gonna lose since he would foresee it
He isn't weak at all, he is being trained since he was able to walk. His teachers are one of the strongest in universe.
Yes, Gurney Halleck is amazing@@suprith5443
@@BB-cn6mkHe could legit choose not to lose any fight with anyone so long as it were physically possible, man doesn't just see far-off futures, he sees every possible future within the next microsecond with equal clarity and can react to it in real time
Lady Jessica saying "slow down" straight into him sending out a mass "1v1 me" is the level of confidence I wish I had (not a fan of genocide btw)
Lmfao. The last part.
I keep coming back to this vid just to read your comment. So funny
After gaining more confidence: "I'm a big fan of genocide. What are you going to do about it?"
@@phootaphan9166 *Lisan al Gaib!* 🙏
why aren't you?
"Sus madres les advirtieron de mi llegada" esto es demasiado BADASS
No puedo esperar para alguna vez decir eso... 😂
La clasica: "tu mama"
Que dijiste de mi jefe cita?
This was the moment Paul became Heinsenberg
bravo VInce
you're goddamn right
I swear I would pay money just for a high res clip of the full speech. This gave me chills in theaters. This movie and its portrayal of Paul and his transformation are absolute masterpieces.
One of my favorite scenes. Absolutely brilliant. I may just buy this movie to rewatch a few scenes over and over: The Harkonnen world, the throne room, this speech, the sandworm ride, etc.
I saw it twice in theaters. I can’t wait to binge all the reactions when it comes to video. I really want a physical copy of this movie and not some subscription
@@roguewasbanned4746supposedly it should be on digital on April 16th and Blu-ray/DVD in may!
I watched it three times in IMAX and it wasn't enought.
Yes, this is a movie to buy, not rent.
@@roguewasbanned4746 already preordered a physical copy. And let me tell you I NEVER, EVER preorder things, especially movies.
Chalamet did very well portraying Paul in Dune 1. But holy cow! He killed it in Dune 2!
Based to include both Anakin Skywalker and Eren Yeager in a video with Paul Atreides.
Isayama and Lucas were both inspired by Herbert’s work so it’s entirely appropriate
@@thedemonhater7748É, mas só um deles ferrou com toda a história na reta final.
@@jaum4596uh oh we got a ‘media literacy is missing’ aot ending hater uh oh
@@aaront6727 Desculpe se o final de SnK é uma merda.
@@jaum4596damn thats crazy that you are so confidently wrong
"Hello grandfather" *stabs*
Does he later say "You die like an animal"?
I feel i didnt pick that line well.
@@vintagejock3951yes
Harkonnen killed his father easily like that. He just returned the favor
He's just like Eren. How cute.
This scene gives me goose bumps so hard...
The first time I saw this in theaters my heart was literally racing. Subconsciously I felt like I wanted to jump into the screen and grab a weapon and fight the Sardaukar. I haven't felt like that since I was a child, that feeling of fully giving yourself over to a story as an experience. I've become so jaded, and I think a lot of us have, to formulaic entertainment that when a story like this comes along, it has the power to sweep you off your feet in an unexpected way.
Timothy executed this scene perfectly. This movie is a 10/10 from me
Name a better movie title drop than this one, I double fuckin dare you.
SSSSILENCE !
Welcome to Jurassic Park
There is only one lord of the rings
@@thanell1373And he does not share power.
what are we some kind of suicide squad?
I went 3 time imax because of this scene.... Best movie ever. GOOSEBUMP EVERYTIME
The guy she tells you not to worry about:
Take my life guy she told me not to worry about… it is the only way 😢
I remember me and my friend giggling a little when Paul came in talking his shit and they all jumped up like who tf is this little shit 🤣
Brooo noooo the best part is missing. "I WILL LEAD THEM TO PARADISE!!!" This is my fav scene gives me chills.
Even in this tiny frame it makes my hairs stand. This scene is just so good, so perfect.
one of the greatest scenes i've ever seen in cinema
DAwG this ain’t just movie of the year this might be one of the greatest movies of all time
I got it best picture front runner would’ve beaten Oppenheimer I’ve also got it a+ nuck certified and the third best sci fi film of all time second best sequel behind terminator 2 (*second best sci fi film all time? Inception)
Not ‘might be’ IT MOST CERTAINLY MOST DEFINITELY IS.
I’ve watched this scene probably like 20 times 😂
21
they cut the most hardcore line from Dune 2:
“Try looking into that place where you dare not look! You'll find me there, staring out at you!”
I need to see this scene again. A lot of my family hates this scene for some odd reason, and that makes no sense because it’s transformative as hell!
I think its also understandable to dislike this scene because it revealed that Paul is now no longer a good person.
I love the way he comes in and dominates them and how on their faces it’s disbelief and fear of his coming
He got into the Emperor's room the same way!
IM POINTING THE WAY
SLOW DOWN
Villeneuve: "I do not like dialogues in movies".
Everyone: "This speech in this scene is a masterpiece!"
Anyone else watch this at least once a Day?
I saw it twice in cinema and still i got chills
''last night you shit your bed and blame it on your kid!''
'' LISAN AL-GAIB!''
*people stare at him ''wtf''
I'm watching this video almost every day! Got addicted!!! KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Same ;)
This was by far my most favorite part of the movie Timothee Chalamet performance of this scene was captivating and commanding
Que filme bom... fazia anos que não via um bom filme como esse.
This scene was the best part of the movie and everyone even the extras pull their weight to make it work so good as it does
He is what both anakin skywalker and eren Yager should have beeing.
He dosn't becaome an overlord from one day to another we actually see him evolve and beeing in conflict on whatever path he should go.
Eren didn't become "overlord from one day to another". He has been planning his own path way longer than Paul has.
@@ThomasCro sure and danerys targaryan was always evil she has midichlorians of evil targaryan blood in her system of course she will be evil.
Look i was open to eren becoming evil, what i wasn't open is starting the final season with a time skip and most of his dilemas were solve off screen.
To me eren turbina evil is like if dune part 2 started with Paul blowing up his enemies with no thinking about the consecuences. Nothing of him knowing and be friends with the freemems, nothing of him beeing scared of beeing a messiah for this people, not even having his mother as his devil shoulder to "keep moving foward untill all his enemies are defeted"
Just him going dull Leroy Jenkins and expect the audience to be in his side because "he was always like this" bullshit he wasn't like this Just like eren wasn't like that in the first 3 seasons.
These type of character need a "be or not to be" moment, without it these character will feel less like 3 dimentional people and more like unstable assholes.
Peak scene of peak movie
Chani was not having it 😂😂😂
She doesn’t let Paul have his fun, she will punish him when they return home later that night
She shouldn’t have smacked him… THAT WAS@MEGA MISTAKE!!!… 💯
Bruh there were a few babies in the theater And even they went silent when he started
They weren’t stupid enough to deprive yourselves of the best of us
I like the camera work in this scene when Paul is shown from below as so gigantic that he has to crouch down to be on par with the fremen (shown from above) to make them appear smaller. In fact, they were standing on the same level with him. But the camera work made him a giant
"Kauva Ka-kali ka kaari, hura-i"
Cortas el cenit de ese tremendo discurso, noooooooooo
This scene gave me major Eren Yeager vibes, even watching it now gives me goosebumps
This scene gives me shivers it’s so good
“Your mothers warned you of my coming”
So based
THANK YOU for uploading a longer section of the clip. But now that I’ve seen it, I want to watch the whole movie again…
I am Paul Muad'Dib Atreides, Duke of Arrakis. The Hand of God be my witness, I am the Voice from the Outer World! I will lead you to PARADISE!
I almost leaped up after Stilgar.
Definitely adding ⊃∪∩⪽ 1 and 2 to my yearly movie rewatch list.
Same feels as when Goku turned Super Saiyan.
the background music is so damn good and epic
This might be a career defining moment. Timothy killed it with this one and people had doubt if he was up to the task of this Paul. Well not anymore.
Might be? Of course it is and it came after drinking the worm piss poison aka the water of life to which the voice told him: “RIIIIIISE!!!”… (*this and of course defeating Austin butler his 🇺🇸 actor young superstar counterpart
Been looking for this goddamn scene since the movie came out. Ty bro!
Paul got that sandworm in him
Nah that’s the other guy LOL
Paul Atreides is the superior version of Eren. AoT is good but Dune is better
In both cases I dont understand why the main character see how his action will kill billions of peoples just to save a comparatively negligeable number
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 I think it's pretty easy to see why. He doesn't care about faceless numbers, he cares about the people he knows. End of thought.
@@ThomasCro Quite blind for someone with prescience...
In Korean we have a phrase for the one whom mothers warned about: "The mother's friend's son".
thank you for this!
"I'm pointing the way" ❤❤❤
This scene has been living rent free in my head since I left the theatre ❤
Best scene for me ❤❤❤
the entire theatre was literally shaking when i watched this like holy shit.
Great stuff for Chalamet selling both Pauk Atreides and Kwitsatz Haderach/Lisan Al Gaib
Such a powerful scene.
Yeah this is why I've seen this movie five times...in IMAX
Esta es la escena que no puedo dejar de ver.
I'm waiting for the full sequence in good quality so I can watch it over and over and over!
Priest: only tribe leaders can speak
Paul: I …AM …….THE ……..TRIBE!
I howled “nooooooo” at the cut because I wanted to relive the entire speech. I honestly became a True Believer in the Lisan al Ghaib in the theater
Melhor cena. Enquanto assisti estava tão imerso na atmosfera do filme que me senti la dentro ouvindo o discurso do Paul ao vivo.
I'll allow myself to say that no actor today can deliver such powerful speeches like Chalamet... This one and "Make it England" in The King are both charismatic, uplifting and taunting...
Ma scène préférée du film. Merci.
This app called 'onstream' has the full version of Dune 2. Search it on google. Obviously the movie is in bad quality and was recorded in the cinema itself😂. But as I said it is full in case you want to watch it again. If you havent watched it and it is your first time please do urself a favor and buy a ticket for Imax. Totally worth it, even if is not 70mm. Buy an Imax ticket. These kind of events MUST be experimented on cinemas.
Whats made this scene so powerful is that he is indeed, doing something messianic... but the ost makes clear that it is something more creepy thay hopeful.
I would never have suggested he has such an acting range before he delivered this speech.
This scene in the movie theaters gave me CHILLS, and even my eyes became a little watery. It was a powerful moment.
For an instance, I felt what it may have been for a fremen, after a lifetime of faith, doubt, hope, and battle, to finally come face to face with, and hear the voice of, the mahdi.
Fear the moment.
I was raised by a very faithful Catholic mother to whom Christ was everything, someone who tries her best to pass on her faith to a son that was raised within a very different world than her, a modern world, multicultural, materialist, and nihilistic; so for me, this scene communicated what it may feel like when one finally meets the legendary savior one's mother spoke so much about.
Fear the moment.
Beautifully said bro for me it hit me hard because I was a Christian and now I'm more of an non believer to actually witness your savior in front of your face after generations of generations of hearing of a boy who will come from the sky and deliver you to paradise really hit me in a profound and almost religious way it was masterful and execution cinematography and performance
@@george_thedon 💯 bro
Watching this scene in dolby(maybe I should've gone imax) was almost a religious experience.
Currently I'm an agnostic, and have been for some years now.
I never could profess to be an atheist or strict materialist. Philosophically and intuitively, that nihilistic worldview could never make sense to me, even as I've tried to understand it. I think perhaps metaphysical concepts were introduced to my mind at such a young age that a mystical and psychoactive inclination has been forever forged into me.
On the other hand, I could never just accept my mother's beliefs on faith alone either, she always calls me thomas, because of I remind her of his doubting in scripture. I am somewhere in the middle as I try to make sense of existence, reality, and consciousness.
But the scene still spoke to me so deeply because of my upbringing in the faith and how ingrained those concepts are. AlThe scene began to cut deep because I can still remember vividly how it felt to be a believer, to have that faith, to fight that good fight. To have that Lord, and to speak to Him day to day. To hope in Him. To long for salvation from oppression, to perceive a savior genuinely deserving of one's love. Very powerful concepts and emotions.
I love how dune wrestles with religious concepts. And I'm glad to be reminded that to be human is to wrestle with these heavy concepts of foresight, geopolitics, fate, faith, and will.
I am afraid that you are getting this scene entirely wrong. Paul Muad'Dib Atreides is not the Messiah but a very powerful & intelligent person with lots of training. He was trained by his mother, a talented Bene Gesserit. Hewas trained by Gurney Halleck & Duncan Idaho, some of the most talented fighters in the universe. He was trained by Tufir Hawat, a good mentat, & also by his father, Leto Atreides, an influencial leader, for whose death he's seeling revenge. The Fremen were clearly & deeply manipulated by political & religious powers that seek influence on resources (the Spice). Also, Paul does not lead them to Paradise. If anything, he is a dark Messiah.
@@borskavin6395 actually, I'm not getting the scene wrong at all. I'm quite aware of dune and what the author was trying to communicate about religious and charasmatic leaders and how one should be wary of them.
The reason the scene spoke to me was out of sympathy(or empathy) towards how the southern fremen were perceiving and interpreting Paul Atreides. Because of my own background, it was relatable.
And btw, this is just one of the ways the scene spoke to me for it was quite multifaceted. But I appreciate your comment.
Gonna see the movie again for the third time :D
Best speech
Best scene in the entire movie
Absolutely amazing scene🤯
HE’S THE GOAT. Literal eren yeager vibes
I’m not saying that you’re dumb or anything just some people don’t know about how this was a book that was made awhile ago
@@Hollywood_WBFFWB I’m aware I just got into aot first
@@jonahlk6386 I know didn’t mean to come off as rude just I remember a lot of people on some video saying that Paul is a Rip off of eren and I was like what 💀
@@jonahlk6386 yea me too
The Goat 🐐👑⚔️