It just struck me that when the Atreides ship rises from the ocean, the music and sounds mimic the rise of the Shai-Hulud sandworms on Arrakis. Fantastic juxtaposition.
good observation, one dude on youtube explained how Zimmer attached specific sounds to planets and families in the movie so that every time a character is shown doing something in some place, it's a mix of these specific sounds and how the influence of his values and identity changes over time.
One of my favourite scenes from the movie! The sheer awe and majestic epic grand scale is a sight to behold! This scene is truly a delight on the senses! I could listen to this music and marvel at this scene all day!
Definitely looks cool but the Atreides did not park their spacecraft under water. My guess is that they borrowed the idea from the Star Trek movie where Kirk parked his starship under water....for no particular reason.
@@tinman1955 While the book doesn't specifically mention parking them underwater, I think it's very likely they did it in times of heightened 'national security'. Because sabotage in Dune is real, and even partially permitted under the rules of Kanly, providing that civilians weren't being overly exposed. What better way to keep your transports safe? Especially given that the outer layer is likely a composite material not invented yet, rather than metal. And the water is probably lower salinity like the baltic or black sea. A strength of Villeneuve is that he has a good imagination, but in a way that's consistent with the established lore. I think that otherwise, the transports would usually be stored in a military protected facility/specialised hangars in times when tensions with the Harkonnens or any other enemy/rival were not as high.
I love the contrast in the cinematography, the huge high tech ships, with the traditional interiors, boxing up a bulls head in a wooden crate, with a timeless walk on the beach. They perfectly captured the mixture of advanced technology, tradition and nature that the novels portrayed so well. I felt it was done really well throughout the feel, representing a more advanced society. Where things are built to last and the unholy thinking machine is rejected.
Seriously, Dune really nails the "ancient future" aesthetic. Star Wars and other sci fi universes try to do the same thing but imo, fails. Crazy how nobody has been able to match what Frank Herbert wrote 60+ years ago. I love the movie for being able to capture that feeling of being in the very far future so well. Everything is so alien yet somehow familiar at the same time.
@@MelonMafia1 im saying it here,you cant match what frank herbert wrote in the 60s as what he wrote was ground shattering and the pure contrast between the bene gesserit almost being monks and travelling on a intersteller like space ship
Sadly, on Arrakeen they didn't really know what to do with them. They weren't used to the new environment, so they parked them along the space port, only making them exposed like sitting ducks!
This, the opening prologue, and the worm attack on the spice harvester are the 3 best sequences in the movie IMO. Edit: Paul's vision in the tent is up there too.
@@davester5234 I liked something specific about that scene. There's a part of it right before the Bene Gesserit leave where you see 3 of the Benne Gesseret off to the side in the background in myst. To me, that invoked heavy "Witches from Macbeth" vibes. I would be surprised if that wasn't the inspiration.
Paul touching water for the last time ever and seeing the sunset is so symbolic! His future lies in the desert and for that to unfold, the sun needs to set on House Atreides.
a ship rising from the depths is an amazing metaphor for Lady Jessica's words: For thousands of years, we’ve been carefully crossing bloodlines to bring forth.. A mind… powerful enough to breach space and time, past and future… who can help us into a better future. We think he’s very close now. Some believe he is here.
such an amazing moment: this big Atreides fleet gathering and leaving the planet, while Paul looks around his home thinking he may never see it again……
That better not be a knock on Klepacki, 'cause he killed in with the Dune 2000 OST. Carried the spirit of Toto from the Lynch film! But yeah, this song and soundtrack by Zimmerman slays.
The Guild Highliners. I love the way they depicted them in this movie. Instead of hitching a ride as the ship "folds space," jumping from one point in the universe to another, they fold space with the Highliner serving as a wormhole between the two points of folded space. That's brilliant!
is it me or the water in 0:10 to 0:22 is falling too fast? to check i tried pouring water from 20 floors up and it took a while to reach the ground haha just nitpicking here
Something to consider Caladan looks nice an Earth like, but it's not impossible that it could have higher/different gravity and or a thinner atmosphere. Or whatever anti gravity drives they use have odd effects on things surrounding the ship
The opening scene isn't exactly the same as in the movie. The ship gets about halfway out of the water in the actual movie before cutting to Paul compared to this video with it all the way up. So I would say it's probably because it's sped up.
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It just struck me that when the Atreides ship rises from the ocean, the music and sounds mimic the rise of the Shai-Hulud sandworms on Arrakis. Fantastic juxtaposition.
As do the visuals: a vast thing emerging from waves of water, and from waves of sand.
good observation, one dude on youtube explained how Zimmer attached specific sounds to planets and families in the movie so that every time a character is shown doing something in some place, it's a mix of these specific sounds and how the influence of his values and identity changes over time.
Also, the sounds for Atreides are electric guitar stabs, on Arrakis the same sounds are mirrored with voice and horns
I wonder how the atreides kept the ships free of algae and barnacles and all?
Of course, it's their Sea power vs Arrakis' Desert power
As a world builder and amateur 3d modeler, I was in awe from this scene.
This, the Ornathoptor, and Spice Harvester scenes make me want to just watch them over and over, so freaking cool
that water sim is beyond my comprehension
One of my favourite scenes from the movie! The sheer awe and majestic epic grand scale is a sight to behold! This scene is truly a delight on the senses! I could listen to this music and marvel at this scene all day!
Definitely looks cool but the Atreides did not park their spacecraft under water. My guess is that they borrowed the idea from the Star Trek movie where Kirk parked his starship under water....for no particular reason.
Not to mention the tactical brilliance of hiding your power, where no one would ever think of looking!!!
@@tinman1955 While the book doesn't specifically mention parking them underwater, I think it's very likely they did it in times of heightened 'national security'. Because sabotage in Dune is real, and even partially permitted under the rules of Kanly, providing that civilians weren't being overly exposed. What better way to keep your transports safe? Especially given that the outer layer is likely a composite material not invented yet, rather than metal. And the water is probably lower salinity like the baltic or black sea. A strength of Villeneuve is that he has a good imagination, but in a way that's consistent with the established lore.
I think that otherwise, the transports would usually be stored in a military protected facility/specialised hangars in times when tensions with the Harkonnens or any other enemy/rival were not as high.
I love the contrast in the cinematography, the huge high tech ships, with the traditional interiors, boxing up a bulls head in a wooden crate, with a timeless walk on the beach. They perfectly captured the mixture of advanced technology, tradition and nature that the novels portrayed so well.
I felt it was done really well throughout the feel, representing a more advanced society. Where things are built to last and the unholy thinking machine is rejected.
Seriously, Dune really nails the "ancient future" aesthetic. Star Wars and other sci fi universes try to do the same thing but imo, fails. Crazy how nobody has been able to match what Frank Herbert wrote 60+ years ago. I love the movie for being able to capture that feeling of being in the very far future so well. Everything is so alien yet somehow familiar at the same time.
@@MelonMafia1 im saying it here,you cant match what frank herbert wrote in the 60s as what he wrote was ground shattering and the pure contrast between the bene gesserit almost being monks and travelling on a intersteller like space ship
You know if the Atreides park their epic spacecraft under water I wonder what else they have built down there. Must be epic.
Probably have multiple atlantis type cities
@@Despotic_Waffle I’d love to see it !!!
Sadly, on Arrakeen they didn't really know what to do with them. They weren't used to the new environment, so they parked them along the space port, only making them exposed like sitting ducks!
This, the opening prologue, and the worm attack on the spice harvester are the 3 best sequences in the movie IMO.
Edit: Paul's vision in the tent is up there too.
The only scene that I would include in this list in the scene just before this scene when lady Jessica talk to Paul about the one and all of that
Three words: gom jabbar scene
@@davester5234 I liked something specific about that scene. There's a part of it right before the Bene Gesserit leave where you see 3 of the Benne Gesseret off to the side in the background in myst. To me, that invoked heavy "Witches from Macbeth" vibes. I would be surprised if that wasn't the inspiration.
And 'we are house Atreides'.
Is it weird I enjoy having this on in the background while I'm working? It's a true delight to listen to.
I thought I was the only one who did this
I have a serious problem. I listen to this song every morning with my morning coffee, and now my desk job is too epic.
Paul touching water for the last time ever and seeing the sunset is so symbolic!
His future lies in the desert and for that to unfold, the sun needs to set on House Atreides.
a ship rising from the depths is an amazing metaphor for Lady Jessica's words:
For thousands of years, we’ve been carefully crossing bloodlines to bring forth.. A mind… powerful enough to breach space and time, past and future… who can help us into a better future. We think he’s very close now. Some believe he is here.
This scene was so amazing in the theatre. I wanna watch it again 😍
This scene inspires the GRANDEUR of the Atreides House, followed by Armada scene, the tragic fall of their great army... just shocking T_T
Indeed, House Atreides was strong. Their army, though mighty, was over extended.
i love the details how he feels water for the last time.
such an amazing moment: this big Atreides fleet gathering and leaving the planet, while Paul looks around his home thinking he may never see it again……
The producers should have lengthened that visual up to when they rose out into space en masse and approaching the Navigators Rift spaceship.
This scene was incredible, the ships sound like whales!
It’s like being in a spice trance.
Very much so
Exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you so much!
Captain America: At this point, I doubt anything would surprise me.
Hans Zimmer: Ten bucks says you're wrong.
He really did the book justice
My favorite movie of 2021!
Dune is def top 3 ever, when ranking fantasy movies
My favourite movie of all time
Try adding the movie's music in the game Dune games, preferably the game Dune 2000
That better not be a knock on Klepacki, 'cause he killed in with the Dune 2000 OST. Carried the spirit of Toto from the Lynch film! But yeah, this song and soundtrack by Zimmerman slays.
Hans: What music you want to hear when moving house?
Me: Yes
Hans: What music you want when you arrive at your new house?
Me: Yes
Thank you for making this
Gorgeous scene
I always wonder why the ships are underwater I guess because it would be hard to spot them from space on land they’re easy targets
When they talked about air and sea power, I wondered if they interchangeably used those crafts as both submarines/boats and flying airships
If this doesn't play while moving out of the house,i'm not moving
In the book the fremen learn disco dancing.
Disco will never die!!
you know what i see: SCALE. SCALE, AND FOOCKING SCALE
The Guild Highliners. I love the way they depicted them in this movie. Instead of hitching a ride as the ship "folds space," jumping from one point in the universe to another, they fold space with the Highliner serving as a wormhole between the two points of folded space. That's brilliant!
Шикарно🙃👍
The Music is a movie by itself
best score. in both films. aint changing my mind
Fantastic
Omg this scene
That transition from high to low doesn't really work well
Thank you kind sir!
is it me or the water in 0:10 to 0:22 is falling too fast? to check i tried pouring water from 20 floors up and it took a while to reach the ground haha just nitpicking here
Something to consider Caladan looks nice an Earth like, but it's not impossible that it could have higher/different gravity and or a thinner atmosphere.
Or whatever anti gravity drives they use have odd effects on things surrounding the ship
Plus water pulls water, gravity pushes down. Who knows how this planet's gravity is.
🙄
The opening scene isn't exactly the same as in the movie. The ship gets about halfway out of the water in the actual movie before cutting to Paul compared to this video with it all the way up. So I would say it's probably because it's sped up.
Not gonna lie, when I was watching the film for the first time, I didn't even realize that those were spaceships
And they're just frigates. They're not FTL capable. I love the way they depicted the Guild Highliner.
Here after 10 Oscar Nominations. 😍😍😍
Best part of the movie. ❤️❤️❤️
On Caladan we dune with air and watet power.... 😎
Is this scene mentioned in the book because I was reading the book and just didn't see this ? Will I find it later on????
I wish house moving was this epic
Imagine Leto II running through the desert and Mach 1
Why did you make it overexposed tho
Maybe to get around copyright? I have no idea. It's a good listen.
No ship sound 😞
Best of best
This scene could be a scene from a Nolan film
Nolan can only dream to make movie this Epic.
@@ibanez9179 As a Nolan fan, I agree.
Same 3 minute scene repeated 4 times, with the great music repeated too.
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Dune 2 lost its way, but part 1 rocks.
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Terrible editing... Terrible, choppy looping.