Dune: Part Two | Official Trailer
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- Long Live the Fighters. #DunePartTwo only in theaters March 15.
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The saga continues as award-winning filmmaker Denis Villeneuve embarks on “Dune: Part Two,” the next chapter of Frank Herbert’s celebrated novel Dune, with an expanded all-star international ensemble cast. The film, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, is the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s six-time Academy Award-winning “Dune.”
The big-screen epic continues the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s acclaimed bestseller Dune with returning and new stars, including Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet (“Wonka,” “Call Me by Your Name”), Zendaya (“Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Malcolm & Marie,” “Euphoria”), Rebecca Ferguson (“Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning”), Oscar nominee Josh Brolin (“Avengers: End Game,” “Milk”), Oscar nominee Austin Butler (“Elvis,” “Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood”), Oscar nominee Florence Pugh (“Black Widow,” “Little Women”), Dave Bautista (the “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, “Thor: Love and Thunder”), Oscar winner Christopher Walken (“The Deer Hunter,” “Hairspray”), Stephen McKinley Henderson (“Fences,” “Lady Bird”), Léa Seydoux (the “James Bond” franchise and “Crimes of the Future”), with Stellan Skarsgård (the “Mamma Mia!” films, “Avengers: Age of Ultron”), with Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling (“45 Years,” “Assassin’s Creed”), and Oscar winner Javier Bardem (“No Country for Old Men,” “Being the Ricardos”).
“Dune: Part Two” will explore the mythic journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while on a warpath of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the known universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.
Villeneuve directed from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jon Spaihts based on Herbert’s novel. The film is produced by Mary Parent, Cale Boyter, Villeneuve, Tanya Lapointe and Patrick McCormick. The executive producers are Josh Grode, Herbert W. Gains, Jon Spaihts, Thomas Tull, Brian Herbert, Byron Merritt, Kim Herbert, with Kevin J. Anderson serving as creative consultant.
Villeneuve is again collaborating with his “Dune” creatives: Oscar-winning director of photography Greig Fraser; Oscar-winning production designer Patrice Vermette; Oscar-winning editor Joe Walker; Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Paul Lambert; Oscar-nominated costume designer Jacqueline West. Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer is again on hand to create the score.
“Dune: Part Two” was filmed on location in Budapest, Abu Dhabi, Jordan and Italy. The film is slated for a March 15, 2024 worldwide release from Warner Bros. Pictures. - บันเทิง
![Paul & Chani - Their Story [Dune: Part Two]](/img/n.gif)
They pulled lines directly from the book, specifically Stilgar saying to Paul, "keep it simple, nothing fancy. We know you are brave." Im so pumped, Denis is a true fan of this world/lore.
Umm I don’t remember that from the book in fact Stil was a little distant from Paul before the ride he know that the warriors and other leaders Paul had gathered would try to force Paul to challenge him for leadership so if his friend survived the ride he would either kill himself or allow him self to fall under his knife for the good of the tribe and the good of all his people
@@seanbraley2772 Please use punctuation, it really helps legibility.
@@seanbraley2772 I just finished the book last week. Stilgar says it to Paul right before he attempts to ride the old man of the desert.
@@seanbraley2772 If you wanna "um actually" someone then be correct at least.
You think so? Did you forget how director butchered Liet Keynes. I certainly did not.
Star Wars is dead, Dune is king.
Always has been
Sadly
Dune is dead, Foundation is king.
Foundation is dead, Somnium is king.
Somnium is dead, A True Story is king.
@@jeffrey1025 How many movies have those stories gotten hmmm?
@@jcdenton7891 Considering Somnium was a short story written by Johanes Kepler that got his mother tried for witchcraft in the 1600s, and A True Story is an ancient Greek play, adaptations are highly unlikely. Foundation will likely get an adaptation one day, but foundation isn't action cinema so it probably wouldn't perform well.
The entire point of the comment was satire pointing out the different narratives the literary sources pull from. Star Wars was very heavily based on the Novel Dune by Frank Herbert. Where Dune was heavily based on Isaac Asimovs Foundation & Empire series. And so on down the daisy chain
"Lead them to Paradise"
Dune 2 absolutely kicks a$$!!!
Based Muad'Dib
The gravity of that quote is insane. The Jihad has begun.
The weight behind it for non readers is heavy
My favorite part was when Paul shouts “silence” at the Reverend Mother and she flinches and staggers backwards 👌🏽
not sillence but do it
I hope the director does Dune: Messaiah!
same
@@DracobyteHe already announced that he plans to as long as this one makes enough money and the studio greenlights it, which I don’t think will be an issue given how amazing it is
@@mrbrown7668it is absolutely "silence"
Gary Oldman cast as the sand worm, that dude is so versatile fr
Bruh they need you to play drums while riding a sandworm in this movie
yes but I wonder what tom holland is thinking about timothee making out with his soulmate zendaya 😆😆
@@muazunais2378 Ew, a stan
I wonder who the sandworm is gonna try to kill in this movie
*Sandworm:* EEEEVERY-ONE!
he got plenty of "unrelenting carnivorous beast of almost mythical size" experience as the t rex in the jurassic park series, so i have faith in his abilities
Something that I don't think people recognize is truly terrifying about the final shot of every Fremen saluting Paul: Fremen culture dictates that once a crysknife is unsheathed, it *cannot* be sheathed again before drawing blood. Every person in that horde has vowed to spill Harkonnen blood just by unsheathing their knives.
Jihad incoming brother
long live the fighters!
Wow, fascinating fact!
100% correct long live the fighters!
It's more terrifying knowing that that means the terrible purpose will wash over the known universe.
Just seen it. If you don’t see it in the cinema you’ll have missed one of the most mindblowing experiences you’ll ever have watching a movie.
I know right, this is one of those movies that you NEED to see in the cinema. Watching it at home will not do it justice, said the same thing about Part 1 and can say it about Part 2 as well.
Saw it in IMAX, and i wouldn’t trade that experience for anything…
the sound was amazing, and the scenes made us feel small . Breathtaking
Visually and audibly, it was amazing but you can still tell how difficult it is to transition the story to film. Many scenes could’ve used more work by trimming shots in the first half of the film and lending more exposition to scenes we came to see in the last half. Especially Paul’s transition to the Lisan al Gaib, which I expected to be a lot more powerful. Timothy did a great job portraying his transformation but I was missing the visual piece to believe it. The first film was very good at adventurous story telling and world building as well as giving us Paul’s visions, which helped us see what he was experiencing. Paul drinking the holy water should’ve been a bit scarier, showing us the old memories to come inhabit his brain, possessing him. Also, why did he not use the Weirding Way? Especially against Feyd? Where were the Bene Gesserit abilities we came to see? Jessica felt more terrifying than Paul did.
The major battle scenes could’ve benefited from having a few more shots as they seemed too quick to pass. I wanted to rewind the film to see it once more. The final event felt a bit rushed. Overall, the film was great for a general audience but for hardcore fans, I feel the first film was balanced better in making you believe the world you were temporarily suspended in. The second film felt more like a military film, which is fine and makes sense but it needed more strange and more scary. We certainly got that from the Harkonnen.
I think I’m okay with Alia not being born and the change made to Chani feeling betrayed by Paul. I don’t understand why Thufir was cut. I don’t understand why Mentats were all but missing from the film.
@@unanimousarts i really agree with you on transition to Lisan al Gaib part, and about other awakening parts, they were kinda not as epic as in the book, but I kinda understand that its hard to convey it in a film form
Just got home from the cinema, what can I say, Dune 2 is a freaking masterpiece. It does many things right, but it absolutely nails it with the athmosphere. Goosebumps all over from the rising of the Kwisatz Haderach!
Denis Villeneuve is literally the saviour of the sci fi genre in cinema. Arrival, Blade Runner, Dune. As a sci fi lover i'm so glad an amazing director like him has such a passion for this genre.
@@MrBG1138 yeah to focused on telling a political allegory rather then just writing/showing good storys
i really hope he someday direct issac asimov robot series
Let's hope he's got some juice left for further Dune movies and Rama!
And also Randezvous with Rama is next!!!🔥
The Wandering Earth 2 has been fantastic as well, but I guess you only talk about Hollywood
The detached delivery of “may thy knife chip and shatter” is PHENOMENAL. Absolute perfection. Muad’Dib time.
The modern version would be im going to kick your head in.
@@simony2801after he rides a sand worm for the first time: "THAT just happened!"
[jumps off sandworm] "Did you guys SEE that?!"
(nostalgaic pop music reference plays)
@@simony2801 this is the modern version
Something strange about his voice. Wonder if spice exposure changes his
2:15 That music hits so hard
Just seen the movie in the theatre yesterday. I normally don’t hype a lot of movies because often the hype can overrate movies (Oppenheimer) but my god, this was the best theatre experience I have had in the last 5 years. The story, casting, costumes, effects, everything was simply perfect! Absolutely blasted away and would recomend it to everybody. A movie for the ages!
I hate hype too because it is always bait and switch. But this one not only lives up to the hype but goes beyond. It's been YEARS since I've watched a movie of this caliber. I was giving up hope that all movies are garbage from here on out. But this movie is really a game changer. Epic is an understatement.
Dune was overrated, Oppenheimer was underrated
@@nocucksinkekistan7321 Oppenheimer was underrated??? It was top rated by practically every critic.
This film made me remember what it feels like to watch a truly great movie
@@nocucksinkekistan7321 oppenheimer underrated by who? lol
I think my favorite part of these movies is it feels like a real world. The set design, costumes, furniture, and the items the characters use all feel like real items in a real world. Also, the level of care for the source material is awesome to see.
I know! I haven't felt like this about a cinematographic universe since the original lord of the rings.
Yes, feel the same. That's really show how lazy become film industry with special effect in movies. How people became comfortable in marvel standard. But I'm tired of computer generated backgrounds. The real locations, the space, grain - it all adds up to this undescribable sense of place, realness of everything that happens during the movie.
Felt super contrived to me. Looked about as believable as a French perfume commercial.
@@-disaster-dimension- 😂Jadore
@@-disaster-dimension- Golden Path by Atreides. Long live the fighters, long live the fragrance.
What Denis Villeneuve is doing right now is nothing short of saving movies. From story to shots to sound and at this scope and scale, no one is doing what Denis is doing right now. Please protect this man.
Seriously tho. It has been about a decade since I have been this in love with (or even actually into) a big movie series. I feel like the industry is going into completely the wrong direction, yet stuff like this gives me hope.
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You're absolutely right. The man is a treasure. What he's done with Dune is a gift to humanity, and Bladerunner 2049 just might be my all-time favorite film.
protect him form what kid? the engineers from prometheus lol
@@eslnoob191 lol no
Just saw it in the cinema and man this is one of the best film series to come out in a long time. Absolutely blown away by the lore and action, some people find it long-winded and hard to keep up with but I was glued to the screen and captured by the plot the whole time. Dune is truly magnificent. I’m obsessed.
This movie is like a Star Wars story ♥ A young man becomes evil and the girl is angry because he did not love her. Should he marry her? My little brother will fight the evil big brother in part 3 or 4
@@user-ou1nt6nc5mStar Wars took inspiration from Dune, that’s why. ❤️
@@user-ou1nt6nc5m Star Wars ripped off Dune. Also he did love her, that was clear. He had to do what must be done
As someone who has traveled to the ME. The setting, the garb, the use of Arabic and Muslim religious constructs throughout the film are groundbreaking. The resemblance of the Fremen people to the Bedouins is uncanny. The allusions to the Middle East are unmistakable, especially as the novel came on the heels of the oil boom in the Gulf states. Frank Herbert’s editors initially asked him to tone down the “Muslim flavor” of his book. Trying to avoid Herbert’s apparent insensitivity, the filmmakers actively subdued most elements of Islam, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The new movie treats religion, ecology, capitalism and colonialism as broad abstractions, stripped of particularity.
this movie DID NOT DISAPPOINT
Damn right ❤
🥱
Hans Zimmer knows how to make the audiences feel connected to the movie.
real goosebumps
well this boring slop needs some human emotion to it.
The absolute best out there...
Love Hans! ✊
Too bad this score is nothing but noise and bass. To me it was the biggest detractor of part one.
@@hyperguyver2 Complete ear rape. Just like in Blade Runner 2048
I want to thank the CGI team for making this a stunning masterpiece. I can tell this took a painful amount of time to make this look so breathtakingly amazing. You guys must be proud of your work. Thank you very much!
hopefully the writers will turn up this time and remember they are supposed to do some work as well.
@@malphadour The first movie was beautifully written what?
@@a_waff1es_0pinion76 the books have it even better !
@@kevinuribe318 Books will always be better. We just hope for a close second!
@@trevbequick you are not wrong about that! I hope it’s great as well I enjoyed the first movie no matter what !
This is the greatest IMAX expefience I've had since Infinity War. Do not miss this on IMAX I repeat. Very few mocies come around that gives you such a visual treat.
Denis Vilenueve has knocked it out of the park
I also watched it in Imax. I felt the sound was even more powerful than the visuals. Close to overwhelming. An incredible experience.
Literally just came out of imax theatre and im shaking at how breathtaking the movie was.
YES! I CAN'T WAIT! The second half of the book is even better than the first half and Denis Villeneuve is the best director working rn so I expect this to be even more incredible!
First half better it sets the story
@@adammorra3813 but second half is much more dynamic and action packed, things move faster, it's going to be a more entertaining watch. Not that the slow burn of the first movie isn't fun, but this is going to be that much more
@Kaneda i am reading second half right now, 130 more pages left lets see. Hope it is as exciting as the first
Pretty damn excited for this! Denis is the best director we could have wished for to put that amazing story on the big screen.
He is an amazing director for sure, but that title goes to Christopher Nolan lol
My dad cried at the end of Dune part 1 because he never thought he see something close to any kind of realisation of these dense books, was a real moment. Can't wait to take him to see this he says the next half is even better. Shout out Denis Villeneuve, single handedly bringing back block buster scifi that isn't Marvel or DC and also making gritty or inspiring masterpieces like Sicario or Arrival. Truly a master
That's so sweet. I saw Dune several times at imax and each time I could tell there were so many passionate fans in the audience. This one old guy near the front of the cinema kept leaning to his wife and whispering in her ear, while gesturing with his hands pointing at the screen. I could tell he was explaining the whole lore through out the whole movie to his wife (She looked much younger than him and may possibly feigning interest lmao). But it was all round such an amazing experience at the movies. People clapped at the end.
oh yeah Sicario was a good one!
I agree completely, but Dune wasn't done single handely by Denis. There is literal army of wonderful hard working people, thanks to whom Dune came to life. Let's don't forget about them
that's a man who craves great writing and literature
Frank Herbert was a genius in my opinion
Concured, it's top 3 for me as far as book series I've read, absolutely life changing. Seeing the first film in the theater was like a religious experience for me
The greatest Sci fi sequel of all time. On the level of the empire strikes back and the dark knight. Absolutely magnificent.
Looks like HALO series.
Better than ESB but a tad bit below TDK.
The trailer doesn't do justice to how good movie this is.
Agree, they kept too much about how breathtaking it was 😂😂
Usually they don’t for the truly great movies
TRUE....THE SECOND TRAILER IS BETTER
I stopped watching trailers before watching the film years ago. Always too many spoilers. I love when a studio is willing to do short teasers though.
This one is a prime example of spoilers. The worm riding scene in the theater was truly magical. I damn near wanted to stand up and cheer when all the fremen cheered. Had I watched the trailer first it wouldve just taken that magical feeling away for me.
Wb always ruins the trailer though
Dune is honestly the reason why I write my own stories. It was a life changing experience to have read it at the age of fifteen. I am now forty-nine years old and even if I NEVER get my works published, I can still create my own "realities". Thank you Frank Herbert for the gift that you have bestowed on my life and thank you Denis for masterfully bringing my childhood imagination to life.
Can I read some of your work?
I felt fortunate to have read it in High School, I think it should be one of those required reading books.
Same.
Bro, you can self publish now. Go for it!
lol are you advertising while complimenting a trailer?
My father was the biggest fan of "Dune" (books and old movies). He was so excited when the 1st trailer came out. Unfortunately, because of the heart, he passed away. When part 2 comes out, I will watch it and he will be there with me in spirit. I hope you like it, Dad😢
😢🙏🙏🙏
@@christianvazquez3219 It's very hard without a father
My condolences
@@tomplantagenet Thanks
I am sorry mate. I wish you a great experience
Just came back from the Cinema, firstly I am glad I didn’t watch this trailer.
THE MOVIE IS EPIC!!! A true masterpiece. I am glued to what they do next in this series.
I am also happy that I went into the film without seeing any content beforehand.
This movie was phenomenal. If the 3rd movie holds the same high quality standard the first two have, this could be strongly considered in the conversation for greatest trilogy of all time, its on that level so far. These first two movies are the best pair of movies in a franchise since Lord of the Rings.
A book series, with a universe of lore to rival that of Lord of the Rings, made into a duo of films that is faithful to the source material and, on top of that, actually entertaining. What a time to be alive.
Ye but it ain't as exciting as Lord of The Rings
@@Volatik2006 honestly i think dune should have been a series instead of movies to fully explore the lore of novals. They left out so many interesting things like paul being a mentet , the inner dialogs of each character, the dream of liat knyes to transform arrakis etc...
I wouldn't call it rival but more on a to it equal in terms of world building and story building
@@tarunindoriya902 the dinner scene was one of my favourite moments in the book.
@@johnnytrap8497 yes..that was a key moment for paul because he stands for family when his father wasn't there..
"A longstanding dream of mine is to adapt Dune, but it’s a long process to get the rights, and I don’t think I will succeed"
-Denis Villeneuve, September 2016 during the "Arrival" promotion
And now he's fulfilling his dream in getting a chance to adapt his beloved sci fi story, i'm so proud of him 👍
That's incredible, you can tell he's passionate about it because he's doing such a great job. These are the Lord Of The Rings movies of our current time.
He said that he has been sotryboarding the saga since he was 15... and it shows.
You were so wrong, Denis. You’ve nailed it!!!
Arrival showed he could handle Dune.
He is fascinated my middle eastern themes, as shown in his movie Incendies 2010 and Dune. As someone who has traveled to the ME. The setting, the garb, the use of Arabic and Muslim religious constructs throughout the film are groundbreaking. The resemblance of the Fremen people to the Bedouins is uncanny. The allusions to the Middle East are unmistakable, especially as the novel came on the heels of the oil boom in the Gulf states. Frank Herbert’s editors initially asked him to tone down the “Muslim flavor” of his book. Trying to avoid Herbert’s apparent insensitivity, the filmmakers actively subdued most elements of Islam, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The new movie treats religion, ecology, capitalism and colonialism as broad abstractions, stripped of particularity.
Star Wars is in the mud, Dune is the biggest movie in America. Frank Herbert smiles down upon us.
This movie deserves every dollar and I hope it makes over $1 billion!
Goosebumps at Chalamet’s “May thy knife chip…and shatter.”
That’s because he IS Paul Atredies and PERFECTLY captures the character entirely to truly BE the character EXACTLY as there’s no other Paul than him out there! Just like the rest of the perfectly casted cast of characters embodying the characters! Love Dune so much as the Dune films are absolute MASTERPIECES of filmmaking entirely!
He is so perfect in this role, it's crazy. I never saw the actor in the first movie. Just Paul Atreides coming to live on screen.
@@Gadget-Walkmen sheesh no need to yell
@@SoundboxMischke EXACTLY! The whole casting was PITCH PERFECT entirely so!
@@starrmi06 Not really "yelling" but just emphasizing with expression!
As a fanboy of the original Dune novels, you have NO IDEA how much joy this trailer brought me.
AS a fanboy who's read no book, you have NO IDEA how much hype this comment brought me
😁👍
e nemoj te dunem
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As a person who NEVER read Dune novels, you have no idea how much joy the first movie brought me.
Watched it on IMAX yesterday. Every scene is a painting, every line is a poem. the overall experience is something else. Beautifully done from start to finish. 🥂🍾🇵🇭
Dune just became my favorite film and I don’t think I will ever change my mind… I’m reading the books and will rewatch these 2 movies again, in cinemas if possible. I am reborn.
Got chills at the end. “May thy knife chip and shatter.” Remembering the scene from the book just gets me sooooo hype
THIS!!! It’s not often I yell back at my tv, but that prompted a “LET’S F*CKING GOOOOO!!!” out of me!
CHILLS ALL OVER MY FRIEND
All the book references are killing me. This is recreation done right.
This is why books cannot be done with one movie. There is too much world to explore, in just 2 hours.
I agree but I wonder what tom holland is thinking about timothee making out with his soulmate zendaya 😆😆
I get that feel
@@muazunais2378 i wish i was Paul
@@VeerMaharaj what do you mean? the first book is the first movie. the second movie is the second book?
An absolute masterpiece of filmmaking… i dont think i have ever witnessed such an audiovisual splendor in a movie theater ever before…
This movie was amazing!!!! One of the best I've seen in a long time! I watched both part 1 and now part 2 in 4DX. It was so immersive and fun! Like a roller-coaster simulation. Not a boring moment. I highly recommend it!
My sister and I could not stop taking about it the moment we stepped out of the theater. I hope this movie gets the viewership it deserves.
2 years in the making, hopefully this movie delivers and become of the best sequels in a film franchise. The VFX is mesmerizing. The texture, lighting, sand and shadows. Can we just appreciate the time and effort and applaud the VFX artists? They deserve the praise for their work.
Yeah, here’s hoping we don’t have to go through yet another news cycle of people throwing their VFX team under the bus by trying to sell their movie as “practical” to the general public when it’s absolute BS. Average filmgoers should instead be educated on the difference between poor quality VFX and good, not just “CGI BAD”.
I have no do the movie will absolutely deliver, what I do hope for however is that it’s successful so that the studio gives the clear for a third instalment to at least cover most of the major plot in the Dune series and fill out the missing elements in the planned tv series.
Forgeting we are at book 1 second half
It's not really a sequel it's a movie in two parts. You must see this as a 5-6 hours long movie.
so does the costume dpt, if you only knew how much blood AND tears went into it, literally.
Okay just about everything in this trailer is amazing but can we take a second to appreciate Javier Bardem as Stilgar. His cadence, delivery, facial expressions, everything just feels straight out of the book. There's gonna be some stellar performances in Part 2 but him talking to Paul using dialogue directly from the book gave me chills and made me tear up, he is so perfect as Stilgar. SO much love for the source material is on display here, I genuinely cannot wait for this film.
I haven't read the book completely but his dialogue is word for word from the book didn't know that. when he talks to Paul, I thought stilgar sounds not inspiring or condescending.
@@TheBatmanjb I didn't read the book either, only played the PC game from way back in the 90s. But from what I read/watched, they lifted plenty of dialogues directly from the book in the first movie too.
Read the book or at least the audio books boys. Only Frank Herbert, don't bother with his son's Brian Herbert books. They are a totally different and sub par animal. I don't blame him but it is just a money grab. His father Frank is the genius.
Not much in this trailer is amazing.
I’ve just finished the audio books and had the same reaction, such a perfect casting and performance
Refused to watch this because I knew I would be watching the movie and wanted to avoid spoilers. Watched the movie last night (opening night) and WOW WOW WOW!!! As someone who hasn't been to the cinema in ages... this movie reminded me why I love sci-fi and why I love the cinematic experience. Truly incredible!
Today was the day we were supposed to be blessed with Dune 😭
All because of mid brothers
Seeing it today !!!
“I wrote the Dune series because I had this idea that charismatic leaders ought to come with a warning label on their forehead: 'May be dangerous to your health.'" - Frank Herbert
He was right. But, we are proven over and over again that many do not listen.
Leaders with 0 charisma can be even more dangerous.
Coming up on the 60th anniversary of the release in 1965 the lessons in Dune just keep getting more essential. We better start paying attention.
I really hope they do "Messiah" to wrap up Paul's story
@@CourageousCorgi Believe they've basically announced they're doing a 3rd film. Villeneuve I believe stated that there will be a delay between part 2 and part 3 since Messiah takes place a time after the book Dune. The delay would properly "age them up" to be inline with Messiah.
Timothée's well expressed anger in "That's not hope" gave me chills.
If you haven't seen it yet, watch his performance in The King. Anyone who saw it before Dune knew that he was going to be a great choice for Paul Atreides. Very hyped for Dune 2!
An excellent example of Denis and his writer's adding just enough of what the Dune books were often lacking: simple human emotion. It's how you improve an already great story. Dune 1984 went a little over-board with it, by make the Baron such a giddy evil villain trope. Although even that was fun in it's own way.
He kinda yells at his mother a lot. 😂
Dude's a great actor. No doubt about that
@@Kimera92 He's also Jewish 🤔
Fantastic film , if the third film is half as good as the first two then it’s easily gonna become the best sci-fi franchise of all time
Totally agree. Absolute masterpiece.
I think it’s gonna be even better than the second if WE JUST LET DENIS COOK. This man will not disappoint and I know it.
I can't believe nobody has picked up on this yet so I will say it here. The scene shot from above as Paul moves through the huge crowd of Freman is a visual reference to him being the Kwisatz Haderach. In Dune part 1 Mohiam says "Like sifting sand through a screen we sift people". The scene from above resembles grains of sand with Paul sifting through them and being separate because he is the Kwisatz Haderach that the Bene Gesserit have been working towards all those years.
damn
Wow wtf.
Part 1 was not just any movie. It was a new experience that i never felt with other movies. Immersive, deep, joyful, and while it was slow pace, it was right for the space and story. Hope they bring part 1 back to theaters before part 2 release, and I'll definitely watch it one more time.
World building well done.
That’s such a great idea!
how was the slow pace right for the story. Why would a faster pace not help? they could have accomplished more world building with a faster pace.
Haha I would too! I seen it twice when it came out in theaters then since have watched it 3 times asking with reading the book. Sooo good
@@ompatel5570 slower pace achieves something that tiktok brains cannot handle, an actual atmosphere and a better feel for it. In most cases faster pace is just lazy and to put it simple, bad story telling. Especially when it comes to such a massive scifi world
I love the part where Paul tells Chani, "I don’t like water. It’s wet, and cold, and irritating... and it gets everywhere. Not like here." Truly a line for the ages.
Sounds like Anakin hating sand 😂
@@veryspacedout it does! I should’ve made a joke about that 😂
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@@Curtis006I’m dead😂
r/woosh
One of the best trailer i saw in my life.
I’m obsessed with the world of Dune !!
I got goosebumps all over when Paul stood up on the sandworm and the Fremen started cheering. Sooooo exciteddddd!!!!
Yes, that whole sequence looks as if it may have been done right. Hope for the best.
I dont remember Paul haveing that kind of drama hooking his first maker
@@toonsis Oh he deffo did since it was a big one. But I also hope they keep Stilgar's lines immediately after he joins him on the worm: "Son, you were reckless and I am very disappoint."
Stilgars reaction 😮 got me sooo hypppeddd
@@toonsis Maybe you weren't reading hard enough
What Denis Villeneuve is doing right now is nothing short of saving movies. From story to shorts to sound and at this scope and scale, no one is doing what Denis is doing right now.
Please protect this man.
Christopher Nolan is doing some good stuff
Don't forget Nolan.
He's going to direct Rendezvous with Rama. I'm really hyped for that.
@@fakecubed wow! Who is directing , Nolan or Dennis? I loved the Rendezvous novel!!
Okay you can come up for air....he's good director but he has not done an amazing job with this movie... I take it you haven't actually read the book
It was so good, I wanted to watch it again!
Are you sure it wasn't too long ?
@@choklibhai1857Wish it was longer
I finally got it and I wasn't disappointed :)
Story, Acting, Moments, Soundtrack, Sound design, Directing, Cinematography and everything I f** loved!
One of the greatest movies of all time
One of the greatest sequels of all time
My best picture of this year for now :)
Thank you Mr Villeneuve rise and shine
This movie is like a Star Wars story ♥ A young man becomes evil and the girl is angry because he did not love her. Should he marry her? My little brother will fight the evil big brother in part 3 or 4
The face Stilgar does in the moment of revelation (when Usul rides Shai hulud) its priceless, its peak cinema, is adaptation at its best. Javier Bardem as Stilger is probably my favorite casting choice in this whole project.
All of the castings are perfect. It’s so impressive.
@@averageguydude3833 Amon Gus playing as Mor Bius on this movie is something impressive. It's breathtaking to see legends like him on this movie!
@@bittersweetisaguest kekw
@@bittersweetisaguest Ya got me
He would have been great apart from the Spanish accent!
Part where he explains oceans to people living in a world of desert and her inability to imagine it Gives me goosebumps!
Yea…..I was trying to imagine how something like that would be hard for her to even comprehend.
She wouldn't even know the word "dive" would she?
Do they not drink water in this planet?
I was born in the desert and I didn’t see the ocean for the first time until I was 12
@@AbbasKhan9364 They do. But there are no bodies of water deep enough to dive into. And you wouldn't go swimming in the drinking water even if you could
JESUS THIS TRAILER IS NOTHING I DIDNT EXPECT THE FULL MOVIE ITS EXQUISITE 🥰 , I CANT WAIT FOR PART 3
They have delayed the release. I was desperately waiting for it to be released this year.
Finally. A movie that's not Marvel or DC. That everyone is hyped for. I'm so for this.
Bro forgetting the Mario movie
Marvel and DC only make up, like, less than 1% of all movies coming out.
And yet, it's still not completely original content. Not only is it based on a book; but also a previous movie. We need new original content at this level, that take risks. Hollywood won't invest big money in things that may flop, which is certainly understandable.
@Nathaniel Garro or the pedos working in Hollywood lol
Eh, I'm not hyped for it. The first was so visually boring, the characters didn't engage me...I was just bored the whole time even though I'd been really excited for it from the trailer. I don't really see anything here to be interested in either... I'm glad fans are enjoying it though. (Also, there are a lot of movies that aren't Marvel or DC, lol). I'm not a hipster or bigot like the other people replying to your comment, I just couldn't find anything in the first part to enjoy.
Long live the fighters!
Man, I love your channel. Nice to see you here
@@adityasanthosh702 Appreciate you. Thank you.
Long live the fighters!
If wishes were fishes, we’d all cast nets.
@@exoblivione6086 That's why we get Fish Speakers. 😉
Dune is the best Movie I've ever watched, Dune has taken over. So meaningful and rich with culture.
Go and watch more movies. This is a very boring movie.
@@BiztosAngolor maybe u just dont appreciate lengthy rich movies. Go for 1hr movies instead
@@THEDOORIZCLOSED I do. But it was just too lame… copied a lot from Raised by wolves (Ridley Scott).
And the trailer didn't even come close to depicting how utterly spectacular this film was 😮
One of the best books ever written by one of the best directors, one of the best composers and a fantastic cast.
Meh the music and direction from the 1984 version was vastly superior. This movie has parts in black and white. WHY???
@@infamouscomments6885 That is a terrible opinion.
@@infamouscomments6885 Said nobody with functioning brain cells. Do society a favor and never breed
@@infamouscomments6885 wtf? I’m assuming your just being sarcastic for the purpose of creating drama
@@maxgeorge1463 It's called being a contrarian. I doubt even David Lynch liked his Dune.
Denis is one of the best living directors today. He is giving the books fair due and providing new audiences with a taste of Herberts masterpiece. The production design, sound and visuals along with the acting are top notch. A must see on the largest screen possible. Long live the filmmakers.
Why is there part two of this shite movie, it was so boring,confusing with weird story line and no dialogue. Who are the ppl who asked for part-2 of this pile of garbage????
Got back into reading only because of this movie. Although the movie is a bit less magical to me after having read the books I'm still amazed how well Villeneuve manages to capture the world of arrakis. Villeneuve is a genius director I adore all his works.
This was a book?
Him and Nolan are my favourites at the moment. Both understand scale, they understand how to work with the visual effects teams and practical, they let the actors embrace their roles and do not control them like other directors. They invest themselves in the store, lore and world either they create or are embracing. They also understand a vision and know how to outline it from start to finish.
Cal down, this is just the trailer.
Who’s coming back after watching this masterpiece of a film?
I just seen it yesterday in the cinema I did absolutely blew me away especially the Hans Zimmer score at the end. This is literally one of the best movies I’ve ever seen and probably one of the best I’ve ever seen in a cinema. The cinematography was gorgeous the acting was great they could have done more with one or two characters made some fights a bit longer but it was a great movie. “Lead them to paradise “
Lol bot
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@@rendafranker7088 you sound like a bot too
@@swampy1234 Says an illiterate that didn’t even know he was, that never learned to conjugate a simple verb.
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I haven't been this hyped for a movie in years. This looks completely epic and so true to Herbert's vision. I can't wait to see this on the biggest possible screen.
Since the last Dune movie was released
Come to Leonberg, Germany, we got the biggest ;)
@@Stockbett Don't get me started on Leonberg! F-in ignored Dune the last time and almost exclusively showed James Bond. Was so furious, and they only had 2 screenings in english, saturday and sunday morning, ffs. Very depressing when you have the worlds biggest IMAX screen like an hour from your home and then they don't show Dune (part 1) 😞
I know right, it's so rare to get excited for an epic movie these days. This looks epic!
Same I was just thinking the same. I can't remember anything since Jurassic Park or Lord of the Rings .
I got goosebumps, literal goosebumps. Thank you Denis for your passion for this story and bringing it to the world. For those of us that have loved these books our entire lives, we see how much love and attention to detail you give this.
Diana Ankudinova very strongly re-sang this song from this film. Beautiful.
Watched the first part just this monday. I seriously don't understand how this one got past me for the last years. Got introduced to the whole lore yesterday by a friend who read the books multiple times - now I'm hyped for Pt. II !!! :D
I watched part two and it's disappointing. Hopefully the director take more time and seriousness making the part three.
2 years the making, hopefully this movie delivers and become of the best sequels in a film franchise. The VFX is mesmerizing. The texture, lighting, sand and shadows. Can we just appreciate the time and effort and applaud the VFX artists They deserve the praise for their work.
Why is there part two of this shite movie, it was so boring,confusing with weird story line and no dialogue. Who are the ppl who asked for part-2 of this pile of garbage????
Did you just copy n paste someone else's comment 😂
@@crossbredmushing it's ai generated
@@k0st34ka actually nah AI can't claim this one, this is an npc normie posting - pre ai alpha
Looks like garbage
The second half of the novel is such an incredible ride of emotions and it’s absolutely incredible that they captured that in just a few minutes. I’m literally shaking at how unbelievable and beautiful this looks. Denis, thank you for giving us a faithful and amazing adaptation. Here’s to Part Two!
How old are you?
Please tell me you are exaggerating.
@@harry23612 moaning over someone's excitement? get a grip plz
Overreacting af
i'm honestly excited for this too, but comments like this are exactly why most movies are terrible these days
Just saw it, its incredible. This movie needs to be seen in IMAX. Dont pass on this on. I still regret not watching interstellar in theatres.
0:06 man anakin is gonna have a heart attack .
I've no words to describe how much I love Villeneuve and his works. The atmosphere of his movies is unparalleled. I'm very excited, and I've watched this trailer twice.
He is the king of atmospheres in movies imo. There's nobody that even comes close.
Twice? Amateur!
Which is why he's perfect for Rendezvous with Rama. The book would be difficult to do justice on the big screen, but if anyone can do it Villeneuve can.
He's already done the right sort of atmosphere before in Arrival.
2:07 God timothée’s acting is on absolute point, you can feel the rage
So good. Watched it yesterday and I'll likely watch it one kr two times more in the coming weeks. Excellent.
You know the movie was so awesome that you'd have to come back to the trailer.
Bro fr 😂
Literally
Exactly
This honestly sent shivers down my spine. After reading the book when I was young I have been craving an adaptation that does it justice. The first film was incredible, but this just looks unreal. Villeneuve is the best in the game right now. It's like he's managed to reach into my mind and take my visualisations from reading the book and transferred them straight to screen... but even better.
The first Dune movie was one of the best sci-fi films I've seen in a long time, and this trailer is making me even more excited for Part Two. The visuals are stunning, the cast is incredible, and the story looks even more epic than before. I can't wait to see this movie!
interstellar, bladerunner 2049, and dune part one are the three best sci-fi films of all time. i'd say dune part one is the best of the three.
That's why it won 6 oscars truly masterpiece 🔥
@@sharpnova2
I agree that Interstellar, Blade Runner 2049, and Dune Part One are all excellent sci-fi films. They are all visually stunning, with great stories and characters. It is hard to say which one is the best, as they all have their own strengths.
Dune will always be better because it has a huge cult following and rich source material, that just how it goes
It's the best remake of any hollywood movie , I've ever seen . whoever seen original DUNE(1984) knows it . i know what will happen part 2 , but waiting for super remake .
Very good theatre experience.
The word riding scene and the Harkonnen spice harvesting sabotage were awesome. The whole movie was great but Denis really nailed these two action sequences. Dude is an absolute master of his craft.
Part 1 was the most faithfully-crafted adaption I've seen since LOTR. I'm really looking forward to this. So many franchises could learn how to do it right from Dune.
They are completely different still so similar. Look at the last scene of this trailer. Saruman on the black tower of Isengard vibes
First few seasons of game of thrones are incredibly faithful aswell. Even the dialogue is almost the same as from the books.
After the first seasons though...
You thought Peter Jackson was faithful to the book??? And Blender guy? Saruman should've died outside Bagend after the battle of the shire, something Jackson didn't see fit to bother with. Jackson bastardised the whole thing for his own ego. Robbing every single main character of the integrity Tolkien created for them. If that's what you two think of Dune..? I'll give it a miss.
Yeah he did half a book and still managed to leave a lot out. Reminds me of two towers. Left way too much for Return and half of RoTK book was cut. Justice for Prince Imrahil and the other leaders of men.
@@natrelacoustix I love the LotR books but the Scouring of the Shire would not have translated well to film
Poor Chani 🥹
*He left her for the emperor's daughter.*
@@wiseoldwizard Noooo you just did not spoil it for me😭
I'm going to watch it today
@@wiseoldwizardShe's his concubine. And only she will have children
It was due for November 3rd! Why'd you make me wait even longer now?! Never do that again, please. It's like telling someone they're about to drink Sprite and it turns out to be soda. Now six more months! Damn it!
They delayed the original for a year during COVID. We would have been close to the release of Messiah if everything went according to schedule lmaoooo
It's because of the strikes. The cast is filled with stars so there will be a lot of promo and they didn't want to waste it. Honestly a shame because they should've filmed dune 1 and 2 at the same time but hey they just changed the date to March 1st so 2 weeks earlier. Not much but still we can wait for this amazing movie
The first movie was mesmerizing! The visuals and sound design were outstanding. Everytime Zimmer blasts his bombastic score alongside the majestic sceneries that shroud the screen was amazing. Can't wait to see this one!
It's the best remake of any hollywood movie , I've ever seen . whoever seen original DUNE(1984) knows it . i know what will happen part 2 , but waiting for super remake .
"Bombastic" is not the word I'd use for Hans Zimmer. I think you meant "epic"?
Are you talking about the movie or something else? 😂
@@hasnat9545 It's not a remake. Just a separate adaptation of the book.
Been avoiding the theater for awhile. (Covid and prices)This is the first movie to bring me back.
I have legit tears, someine has done frank proud and given his story the love it deserves. I wish my father could have been here to see this masterpiece come to the big screen. I am beyond ready for this.
That’s was me in the am
And how much are you being paid to Troll this movie ????????????????????
Huh?
Same here my dad was a huge Dune fan.
In my opinion Dune is the best film to be made so far and regardless of the fact that I’ve seen hundreds of good movies and perfect films including films I don’t speak the language in I’ve never been so in love with a film as I am Dune. I turn twenty three the month this comes out. Hopefully I’ll be ready to enjoy it fully.
God I loved this movie. Lost faith Hollywood after so many uninspired and no no passion works. But Denis Villeneuve is giving a master class on how it's done. Very few movies immerse me in their world like these two movies.
Did anybody else get an existential feeling of dread and terror while watching the movie?
Ar first sure... But I felt hope, drive and fulfillment at the coming of the messiah in the movie. Movie was... just... Epic. I'm still feeling movie.
It's very rare that a movie trailer gives me goosebumps, this one did. I'm so psyched for this one!
The score gave you goosebumps not the actual scenes. It's a nice illusion to lure brainless audiences into watching the full thing. Hans Zimmer has that power.
it did but I wonder what tom holland is thinking about timothee making out with his soulmate zendaya 😆😆
@@poethefallen1333
Marvel fans are not allowed here😅
@@poethefallen1333 someone prefers the baaaaam baaaam BAAAAm marvel style lol
@@poethefallen1333 then what of 2:14
Dennis Villeneuve is amazing. I loved Blade Runner 2049 and I love his adaptation of Dune
DV's vision is astounding. I hope he has placed his stamp firmly on this movie.
I wish they woulda gave 2049 a chance
This guy knows how to create atmosphere. Both amazing films.
With you there - I think 2049 is the best sequel I've ever scene - well up there with Godfather 2!
This man is a pure genious !!! one of the best !!! A real pure genious !!!! Long live to Master Villeneuve !!!
THE BEST THEATRE EXPERIENCE I HAVE HAD IN THE LAST 5 YEARS.
this is the only thing I can say
I watched it on IMAX last week. Had goosebumps throughout the movie.
The book is a masterpiece and the first film did a stunning job capturing the scale of Dune. Part 2 is sure to be a cinematic triumph!
They wrote a book on this? Nice
@@adammorra3813 😂
@@adammorra3813 💀 Bro wtf
@@user-wh4uk6lv8q not everybody like to read a book
@@Lotto206 my comment wasn't about reading a book
I live in a world where Dune is now a more respectable franchise than Star Wars. What a time to be alive. Cant wait, Part 1 blew me away
Dune heavily inspired Star Wars so I’m glad it’s finally getting it’s due on the big screen. Not that the David Lynch movie was bad but this feels like a bit more faithful portrayal.
At least we have Andor on the Star Wars side
Finally
@@andrewxu3602 yeah i like dune and andor
To be fair, even the old 1984 Dune was more respectable than Star Wars. Aside from the OT, Star Wars has been junk
Watched Dune 2 this week-end, and I left the theater very pleased. Absolute masterpiece!
Faith is what guide us in the worst times in our lifes but faith blinds us to the true and when we face the true is hard to believe.
The cinematic world that Denis Villeneuve has given us is just incredible. The way he captured the book and the everything Frank Herbert created is just amazing. Can't wait to see this second part!
Did you forget how he butchered Liet Keynes. I certainly did not.
@@IvanKalai honestly don't see anyone "butchered". Yeah I understand that gender-swap is annoying to some people but the actress absolutely nailed the role.
@@matejkacmar325 The gender swap was a non-issue. It actually interested me a little bit. She might have nailed the role, but the role itself was butchered long before they decided on what gender to cast.
Removing what is easily the best non-Paul centered chapter from the story and what is still probably the best death scene in the entire series?
Not cool.
Leaving out the terraforming/worms/trout/spice connection is crazy.
The first movie doesn't do nearly enough to show how integral Kynes was to the Fremen.
And lastly, pretty much the thesis statement of the entire series
"No more terrible disaster could befall your people than for them to fall into the hands of a Hero"
will that ever be spoken?
Come on... You can't dismiss criticism by pretending it's all because of a gender swap. The swap didn't mean none of that couldn't happen.
If you read the book, you know how important it is. The role Kynes played in the story was butchered. The actress did fine with what she had. She should have had more.
@@Chance57 yeah I agree with you on that. But I understand that they can't include everything and I think they tried their best. Maybe we will get something in Part 2, who knows...