Very true. And assassination was a key tool of warfare in the future as to minimize large scale civilian losses, and to literally weaken and take out rival houses. Well done galactic feudalism.
Loved him as King Osric in "Conan the Barbarian." "What Daring! What Outrageousness!" Also overlooked in "The Night Visitor" (1972) with Trevor Howard, Per Oscarsson, and Liv Ullman.
I loved it also. Some die-hards hate it but it was in the freaking books. They'll say the books don't follow the movies but when they literally do, it's so awful lol.
@@cchavezjr7 You gotta admit some parts went a bit overboard with the inner monologue but having the occasional inner thought like that did help you understand what was going on without them adding extra scenes.
@@olstar18 Also remember the time period. There was no internet and youtube channels to do full on explanations of the books and all the worlds and characters. This was a movie that had to be made for everyone and if they had no exposition, it would have been an even worse flop. I saw it when I was young before the books and because of that movie, it got me reading them. I loved the lore and the characters and their interplay.
considering the main purpose of a stillsuit is producing drinkable water, it could be useful in a Jungle actually, though I'm sure he meant "as though you're a local"
character: we drink milk here. slightly colder than room temperature narration: *they imbibe the sweet lactic gatherings. oh, that I might join their noble ranks! oh, arrakis!*
The story of how Patrick Stewart met Sting (not knowing who he was at all) is hilarious and worth seeing, but PS made a point of saying how much he was in awe of MVS and of the chance to work with him.
*@That Guy* 💯% agreed. Im no 60s kid, but did you ever have the misfortune of seeing that old sci-fi _Barbarella,_ with Jane Fonda? Youre absolutely right- - the ugliness of _Dune's_ sets is on THAT level 😝😝... Things that make you go "Yuckkk! !" Might as well break out with some Sid & Marty Kroft to complete the picture: _Land of the Lost, Sigmund the Seamonster, Puffnstuff, etc_
Literally warm beer tastes like piss anyway. In any case, the suit provides drink, processing urine too* but not food. And even an unwashed Fremen would not ''go to the bathroom'' inside his stillsuit. *I think it is mentioned in the book.
iirc, the suits were reused on the borg in star trek. prolly patrick stewart kept them in his garage and was like : "hey we could use this stuff, its been in there for 10+ years...
something to note: inside the shield wall the air temperature is noted as being 300 kelvin, roughly 80 degrees fahrenheiht (about 27 c). outside is 350 degrees kelvin, which doesnt sound like much of a difference, but translates to 170 degrees fahrenheit (about 77 c). Dune is *hot.*
Time magazine which I still have from college predicted an ice age with glaciers extending to Florida by the year 2000. With India and China building new coal fired plants daily, US can only change the environment minimally. Read the book "Unsettled" by Obama's Green Czar.
When Gurney touches Liet, no one knew just how close to disaster it was when that 1 Fremen stepped forward. He was about to go apeshit on the entire operation.
I love the heck out of that forcefield sound, it's so different from most interpretations of the noise, it sounds likes it being warped, it has a mildly creepy feeling to it, the sound resonates with me really well. Perhaps the frequency it's in, or maybe the actual sound has something to do with that, it just feels so..."human"...it opens my eyes to how awesome and fascinating the human race is....anyone else love the sound?
I saw the movie before I read the book but damn...Kyle MacLachlan's Paul is SO GOOD. Especially when you compare him to the shit actor who played Paul in the Sci-Fi channel movie of Dune.
Y'know I was just thinking. Paul is basically a Marty Stu "done right" in terms of literary fashion. The literature acknowledges that he's been trained all his life by some top men, yet also sets the stage for the more prophetic side as well. It's like a well-written Superman kind of "marty stu".
You should read the sequel, where it all comes crashing down around him and he becomes helpless, as he can see the future but can do little to change it.
That's actually the point. Paul is the classic overpowered hero but, becomes the center of a religious war with his descendents becoming terrible people
The book goes into great detail about his ecology education and his ultimate hope for the planet. It is too bad it was left out of the movie, but I can see why.
@@ADAPTATION7 Okay, well, it was very sparing use of CGI. It actually looks really neat. I think it holds up relatively well, unlike a lot of early CG graphics, which often look like utter crap.
I wouldn't really call it medieval, rather, designed in a way to be aesthetically pleasing and psychologically stimulating, the closest name I could think of is ...humanpunk.
I used to work in the spice mines.... always came out smelling of different herbs depending on where we were workin... one day oregano, next cumin , thyme... it was quite an experience. We had one hell of a chef in the cafeteria though
The spice is supposed to triple or quadruple human lifespan, plus other health benefits, let alone what it provides the Guild Navigators. It is pretty much the critical item needed for FTL travel in the Dune-verse thanks to the Butlerian Jihad
Yeah, admittedly, compositing an object without moving parts into a scene by hand is challenging enough. Trying to do a moving matte of a ship with flapping wings would've been one hell of a headache of the VFX folks.
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"Mr Data, will you please meet Doctor Hynes down in transporter room three? Mr Worf, a security team as well. Wesley...shut the fcuk up! All right, make it so."
"caution... we've now cleared protective shield wall and entered open desert"... always found that warning very sinister... doctor kynes is chani's father.
With the exception of Leto, Gurney and Paul, everyone should be fitted desert style. However, Duke Leto's tubes were all left out and Paul's are secured. It's really subtle. I'd suggest watching again.
3:44 If denis remakes this scene as well keeps the music and The iconic Bromance/Sandworm Dune Riff as well... I Will support this remake day one or as soon as I can get
How the hell did Max von Sydow, a swede born in 1929, get to be so good at english? (Maybe the answer is ”practice” but heck, he surpasses most swedish actors of today, despite them growing up with vastly superior access to english in school, pop culture and society in general)
@@JimNichols They are also near the polar regions, so it's still pretty warm for that. But it's the dryness that defines a desert, and it can get pretty cold in Earth deserts.
@slitheen Agreed. I like to think of each Dune productions so far as follow: Dune (1984): For it's ambience and feel. Frank's Herbert's Dune: For the information. Frank Herbert's Children of Dune: For the emotion. I think it's better to start with the 1984 movie to get the first impression on Dune. Then, you can fill the info gaps with the TV miniseries.
"Like a wild ass go I into battle!" (His most memorable line in _Dune_ ) 😆😆🤣 Scary to realize he looked like he was 60 thirty-five years ago. He still looks 60 to me today... same problem with Steve Martin. He's looked like hes 50 for the last 40 years
@@BlueBoy0 💯% agreed, brother. Geez, do I ever agree with you! ! Its probably little consolation, but if youre not a smoker, then at least you get to a stage where you look pretty much the same age for the rest of your life... Up until Age 30, practically everytime I bought wine or liqour I got ID'd, 'cause I looked like the same twiggy 17 year old until then. But by the time I was 40, I LOOKED 40 Point is I'll never pass for "30" again. But Im turning 50 this year. God willing if I stay active & keep eating my vegetables I can look "50" until Im 70 or 75 ...And whoever says "40 is the the new 20" is full of sh**. Dont get me wrong- - Im not putting her down. Not at all. Shes a total fox 🦊💕💕 Cindy Crawford may have the youngest looking skin, but at 52 she still looks 45 to me. Theres just no hiding it. Brooke Shields & Melissa Gilbert are also good examples of 50+ with healthy young-looking skin, but its young skin on a person thats clearly 50+ 😍😍
lol.. i know what you mean.. and Das Boot is a very long movie!! He is one of director David Lynch's favoured ensemble actors, he even has a small and rather bizzare part in 'Twin Peaks' as a tall dwarf in a dream sequence.
Wonder if the still suits would make a squishing sound when walking. What happens if the water tastes vinigary. Drinking my own ball sweat sounds kinda scary
The thing that always bug me about this scene is this; security protocol is paranoid and tight enough to jump over the imperial ecologist like Gurney did, but they care little of putting Duke and heir in the same fragile aerial transport for a "rutinary" inspection when they know the planet is riddled with harkonen threats, seems a bit off if you ask me.
Well also remember what Gurney said "This is an unlisted flight" that way the Harkonnen's wouldn't know he's out there. But yes like the other who replied in the book there was escorts which would've made more sense but then again hardly anything of this film makes sense
@@TheFacelessStoryMaker escorts would be suscipious unless they were far enough away to just look like routine patrols while the unlisted flight just happens to be in the same area and is ignored since it appears to be a civ flight.
For the record, 300 kelvin is only about 80 F, or 27 C. Warm, but not HOT by any means. Once they clear the wall though, YEESH. Jumps to almost boiling.
I caught where they said "ambient temperature 300k" and im like "hm.. wonder how hot that is.. i bet its pretty hot considering its a desert planet" did the conversion and its a comfy 80F..
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This movie is a flawed gem. I always loved the baroque, gothic look. Great cast too.
It always confuses me that this movie got so much right and so much wrong at the same time. Nothing is average; it's all perfect or awful.
A noble effort in movie making...
The 80s Dune had an all star cast.
One thing this movie absolutely nailed was the paranoia of the Houses and the constant threat of assassination
Very true. And assassination was a key tool of warfare in the future as to minimize large scale civilian losses, and to literally weaken and take out rival houses. Well done galactic feudalism.
Great point.
Rest in Peace Max, truly a great actor.
Loved him as King Osric in "Conan the Barbarian." "What Daring! What Outrageousness!"
Also overlooked in "The Night Visitor" (1972) with Trevor Howard, Per Oscarsson, and Liv Ullman.
Skol!
@@robbabcock_ AS the late Dean Martin would say: "Sure, 'skold--it's got ice in it!"
Lent even popular roles tremendous gravitas...
not many actors can make "urine and feces are processed in the thigh pads" sound cool.
I always loved the ASMR-ish whisper used for the character's inner thoughts. It gave them an intimacy needed and avoided it sounding like a narrator.
This old film holds up well. Brian Eno Prophecy theme.
I loved it also. Some die-hards hate it but it was in the freaking books. They'll say the books don't follow the movies but when they literally do, it's so awful lol.
@@cchavezjr7 You gotta admit some parts went a bit overboard with the inner monologue but having the occasional inner thought like that did help you understand what was going on without them adding extra scenes.
@@olstar18 Also remember the time period. There was no internet and youtube channels to do full on explanations of the books and all the worlds and characters. This was a movie that had to be made for everyone and if they had no exposition, it would have been an even worse flop. I saw it when I was young before the books and because of that movie, it got me reading them. I loved the lore and the characters and their interplay.
Yes, read my mind..No pun intended, stupid not to use it in the new ones
Impressive that he fitted his desert survival suit in desert fashion, as opposed to rain forest fashion.
considering the main purpose of a stillsuit is producing drinkable water, it could be useful in a Jungle actually, though I'm sure he meant "as though you're a local"
or even tundra fashion
As opposed to the way city people or outsiders would wear one.
every other day, locals freak out when they see some off worlder manage to tie their shoes properly
Ixians had limited success with their line of rain forest stillsuits.
character: we drink milk here. slightly colder than room temperature
narration: *they imbibe the sweet lactic gatherings. oh, that I might join their noble ranks! oh, arrakis!*
The desert scenes combined with the Brian Eno music was PERFECTION.
Wow! Max Von Sydow AND Patrick Stewart acting in the same movie.
Two of the greats.
Don't forget Jurgen Prochnow and Max Von Sydow.
The story of how Patrick Stewart met Sting (not knowing who he was at all) is hilarious and worth seeing, but PS made a point of saying how much he was in awe of MVS and of the chance to work with him.
Captain Picard blocking the 3-eyed raven
And Sting from Bee Movie.
and Dean Stockwell of Quantum Leap fame
It's funny to see Patrick Stewart not in command of anything and to see someone else in charge.
The Enterprise crashed and Picard took a new name ...Gurney Halleck.
The set designs were wonderful.
Costumes also.
@That Guy They are some of the most detailed sets ever created.
*@That Guy* 💯% agreed. Im no 60s kid, but did you ever have the misfortune of seeing that old sci-fi _Barbarella,_ with Jane Fonda? Youre absolutely right- - the ugliness of _Dune's_ sets is on THAT level 😝😝...
Things that make you go "Yuckkk! !" Might as well break out with some Sid & Marty Kroft to complete the picture: _Land of the Lost, Sigmund the Seamonster, Puffnstuff, etc_
Love Paul and Leto’s excitement seeing open desert. “Wow! Nothing!”
Well remember, Caladan was a water world, seeing the vast deserts of Arrakis beyond a holo-novel or pictures would be very interesting.
They came from Caladan. A planet that doesn't have such sights.
“Duke Leto is now here.” We know, we can see him
"The suit also processes urine and feces converting it into a steak dinner and beer!"
LMAO
Literally warm beer tastes like piss anyway. In any case, the suit provides drink, processing urine too* but not food. And even an unwashed Fremen would not ''go to the bathroom'' inside his stillsuit.
*I think it is mentioned in the book.
@@theo9952
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@@theo9952 Nah dude they defo shit in them. Would be a waste of the body's water not to.
iirc, the suits were reused on the borg in star trek. prolly patrick stewart kept them in his garage and was like : "hey we could use this stuff, its been in there for 10+ years...
Actually, since the Borg first appeared in 1988/1989 those suits were hanging around for about 5 years.
this design will be relevant for another 100 years... and possibly more
He also said they were _the_ most uncomfortable costumes he’s ever worn.
something to note: inside the shield wall the air temperature is noted as being 300 kelvin, roughly 80 degrees fahrenheiht (about 27 c). outside is 350 degrees kelvin, which doesnt sound like much of a difference, but translates to 170 degrees fahrenheit (about 77 c). Dune is *hot.*
It should be just Kelvin, not degrees Kelvin
Nice to see that Kelvin is being used over 20,000 years into the future as well.
@@Halo1138 Why wouldn't they? It's the bottom end of the scale - there's nothing colder than absolute zero.
I wish this were only fiction... NYTimes predicts within this century parts of the earth could become fatally hot...
Time magazine which I still have from college predicted an ice age with glaciers extending to Florida by the year 2000. With India and China building new coal fired plants daily, US can only change the environment minimally. Read the book "Unsettled" by Obama's Green Czar.
HE SHALL KNOW YOUR WAYS AS IF BORN TO THEM
When Gurney touches Liet, no one knew just how close to disaster it was when that 1 Fremen stepped forward.
He was about to go apeshit on the entire operation.
Imagine taking a big dump in that suit only to feel less hungry soon after.
Ded ☠☠☠
I love the heck out of that forcefield sound, it's so different from most interpretations of the noise, it sounds likes it being warped, it has a mildly creepy feeling to it, the sound resonates with me really well. Perhaps the frequency it's in, or maybe the actual sound has something to do with that, it just feels so..."human"...it opens my eyes to how awesome and fascinating the human race is....anyone else love the sound?
One of my favorite small details in the movie
Brrrrrruuuuuuuu, i love it, one of the reasons im watching this video lol
Lynchian for sure
Paul’s character was excellent and true to the words I read 20 years ago and revisit every decade.
I'm on my first read through at about 55% done.
I saw the movie before I read the book but damn...Kyle MacLachlan's Paul is SO GOOD.
Especially when you compare him to the shit actor who played Paul in the Sci-Fi channel movie of Dune.
I read the book and saw the movie in 2003 xD
Y'know I was just thinking.
Paul is basically a Marty Stu "done right" in terms of literary fashion. The literature acknowledges that he's been trained all his life by some top men, yet also sets the stage for the more prophetic side as well.
It's like a well-written Superman kind of "marty stu".
You should read the sequel, where it all comes crashing down around him and he becomes helpless, as he can see the future but can do little to change it.
That's actually the point. Paul is the classic overpowered hero but, becomes the center of a religious war with his descendents becoming terrible people
Mart Stu? Is that a sad attempt at running down a male character because "Mary Sue" exist?
That is so sad.😂
@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 you could try googling the phrase.
@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 Marty/Gary Stu are the male versions of Mary Sue
I like how those two played in Judge Dredd plus Picard
Its a miracle professor Xavier can walk
The book goes into great detail about his ecology education and his ultimate hope for the planet. It is too bad it was left out of the movie, but I can see why.
Must read the books again...
@@edgarbleikur1929 i just finished dune last night, such an awesome masterpiece
@@acselacsel Reading it as we write! The new movie looks good.
Would have been a 6 hour movie
But the dialogue was very close to the book in this scene, we appreciate that.
Patrick Stewart was like can i borrow this outfit for next gen and the inspiration for locutus was born.
RIP, Mr. Von Sydow. Life well lived!
I half expected to hear " I am, Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile."
Or, at 3:03, you hear "Engage!", after which the other passengers look back.
Deepfakes could satisfy that.
They must have done that during their breaks.
Looking at these performances, imagine if David Lynch had been given more creative control...
This was so good. Remember this was made over 30 years ago. No cgi. No fancy effects. Acting and a great story .Ahhhh
What movie were you watching? Not this one I am sure.
Actually, the shield was the first use of movie CGI.
@@ADAPTATION7 Wrong. The first movie to use CGI was Young Sherlock Holmes.
@@jackofclubz I have never seen that movie but all I can say is that it was released in 1985 whereas Dune was released in 1984.
@@ADAPTATION7 Okay, well, it was very sparing use of CGI. It actually looks really neat. I think it holds up relatively well, unlike a lot of early CG graphics, which often look like utter crap.
You know your a bad-ass when you walk thru the open desert in a futuristic form-fitting black leather jumpsuit.
Latex
Wow, that movie was such a great masterpiece, there is no way anyone can beat that with a remake.
Well, Denis Villeneuve just did it.
This post didn’t age well… lol
@@GRMNCVS He failed.
The OG is dated and flawed, and still better than the new one.
One of my favorite things in this movie is the medieval look.
That's why Dune is Steampunk sci fi space opera
I wouldn't really call it medieval, rather, designed in a way to be aesthetically pleasing and psychologically stimulating, the closest name I could think of is
...humanpunk.
The Atreides should have ruthlessly purged the Harkonnens from Arrakis.
Max,....once as always the best Judge of the Change.
Urine and feces are such a damn inconvenience. Finally, a method to deal with it. Where's my suit?
I just have the underpants. Not as efficient but I can get away with 2 days of not eating or drinking.
@@JohnnyZenith LOL!
Emperor Ming and Captain Picard in the same film?
Also i think stillsuit or not, a giant *ancient* sombrero wouldnt do any harm LOL
Maybe some shades to keep the sun out of eyes.
I used to work in the spice mines.... always came out smelling of different herbs depending on where we were workin... one day oregano, next cumin , thyme... it was quite an experience. We had one hell of a chef in the cafeteria though
Cinnamon Day is my favorite.
@@rachelace6102 cinnamon day was great... it was very crowded at the tables tho
Big names in such a small scene.
Oh, so THAT's the voice of Esbern
I see Star Fleet has Picard going deep undercover to investigate the Spice trade😂
Love the Harkonnen battle language. Black Speech :3
🧡💙💛💚 The spice.. they're here for the spice just like everybody else.... 🧡💙💛💚
The spice is supposed to triple or quadruple human lifespan, plus other health benefits, let alone what it provides the Guild Navigators. It is pretty much the critical item needed for FTL travel in the Dune-verse thanks to the Butlerian Jihad
@@toddkes5890🧡💙💛💚 I must have it.. the spice... Tom Brady's poop... 🧡💙💛💚
They look like sneaking suits from Metal Gear, and this is 84’!👍
Patrick Stewart has to be one of the most handsome men that ever lived even without hair he has it
Agreed.
He last had it sometime in the 1960s.
Always bugged me that they just bagged it on the ornithopters. Thing was supposed to fly like a bird.
I agree, also, is it just me, or did the model of the ornithopter change from 3:20 to 3:26?
I jump up and down to give the illusion it's flapping.
They tried. The result looked absurd, so they went with this.
In the Syfy channel miniseries they had wing-like structures with propellers on them. Unbalanced looking but definitely more bird-like than this.
Yeah, admittedly, compositing an object without moving parts into a scene by hand is challenging enough. Trying to do a moving matte of a ship with flapping wings would've been one hell of a headache of the VFX folks.
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Go to the end of the video, then replay. Maybe faster that way.
"Mr Data, will you please meet Doctor Hynes down in transporter room three? Mr Worf, a security team as well. Wesley...shut the fcuk up! All right, make it so."
Maren and Picard!!! What a team
"SPICE mining inspection to start immediately"
Great movie, thanks for the upload. Everyone should have those suits.
Greatest actors ever
Captain Picard is nervous
In that Ornithopter are some of the greatest actors of all time.
"caution... we've now cleared protective shield wall and entered open desert"... always found that warning very sinister...
doctor kynes is chani's father.
And what said it? No thinking computers?
@@rahulshah1408 probably some form of flight controller
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the flight information is being relayed from the arrakeen airfield.
Jean-luc Picard in the house
Father lankester Merrin also in the da House
German U-boat Captain also in das Haus
"Your suit is fitted desert style." Looks identical to everyone else's.
With the exception of Leto, Gurney and Paul, everyone should be fitted desert style. However, Duke Leto's tubes were all left out and Paul's are secured. It's really subtle. I'd suggest watching again.
Well, we had to know he was different and special.
It does look so... unless you're a Fremen
For those curious 315 Kelvin is 107.33 degrees Fahrenheit.
And then it goes to 350.
People this paranoid about assasination wouldn't have the leader and his sole heir both on the same flight.
True
That's why they have Dr. Kynes with them.
Its the holder of Luke Skywalker's location.
3:44 If denis remakes this scene as well keeps the music and The iconic Bromance/Sandworm Dune Riff as well... I Will support this remake day one or as soon as I can get
Wonder what it would be like if David Lynch directed " Through the Looking Glass " .
"Be cool Gurney"
How the hell did Max von Sydow, a swede born in 1929, get to be so good at english?
(Maybe the answer is ”practice” but heck, he surpasses most swedish actors of today, despite them growing up with vastly superior access to english in school, pop culture and society in general)
RIP Dr. Kynes.
Emperor Meng and Capt Picard
if anyone was curious 300 degrees kelvin is about 81 degrees Fahrenheit
I always wondered why they said Dune was so hot. ..... I knew this when the film came out. ... made no sense.
I'm from Phoenix. 81 degrees is a gentle spring day
as soon as they clear the shield wall the temp spikes to 350 Kelvin or 170 F. @ 3:38
I prefer Celcius. It's 27 Celcius. Good temperature. Not too hot.
@@JimNichols They are also near the polar regions, so it's still pretty warm for that.
But it's the dryness that defines a desert, and it can get pretty cold in Earth deserts.
The thopter interior looks like a fancy old office chair.
It seemed the proper way
Ohhhh yeahhh
Paul knows that a good cup of Joe is better than Spice.
@slitheen Agreed.
I like to think of each Dune productions so far as follow:
Dune (1984): For it's ambience and feel.
Frank's Herbert's Dune: For the information.
Frank Herbert's Children of Dune: For the emotion.
I think it's better to start with the 1984 movie to get the first impression on Dune. Then, you can fill the info gaps with the TV miniseries.
Kyle MacLachlan looks old now
Patrick Stewart looks the same as he does here!
"Like a wild ass go I into battle!" (His most memorable line in _Dune_ ) 😆😆🤣 Scary to realize he looked like he was 60 thirty-five years ago. He still looks 60 to me today... same problem with Steve Martin. He's looked like hes 50 for the last 40 years
@@magnificentmuttley154 It's depressing how much of your life is spent being old.
@@BlueBoy0 💯% agreed, brother. Geez, do I ever agree with you! !
Its probably little consolation, but if youre not a smoker, then at least you get to a stage where you look pretty much the same age for the rest of your life... Up until Age 30, practically everytime I bought wine or liqour I got ID'd, 'cause I looked like the same twiggy 17 year old until then. But by the time I was 40, I LOOKED 40
Point is I'll never pass for "30" again. But Im turning 50 this year. God willing if I stay active & keep eating my vegetables I can look "50" until Im 70 or 75
...And whoever says "40 is the the new 20" is full of sh**. Dont get me wrong- - Im not putting her down. Not at all. Shes a total fox 🦊💕💕 Cindy Crawford may have the youngest looking skin, but at 52 she still looks 45 to me. Theres just no hiding it. Brooke Shields & Melissa Gilbert are also good examples of 50+ with healthy young-looking skin, but its young skin on a person thats clearly 50+ 😍😍
@@magnificentmuttley154 I'm in my 40s, trust me, I get it. :)
He was also in Excalibur in 1981. Had some hair on him, but otherwise looked about 50.
The spice melange
lol.. i know what you mean.. and Das Boot is a very long movie!! He is one of director David Lynch's favoured ensemble actors, he even has a small and rather bizzare part in 'Twin Peaks' as a tall dwarf in a dream sequence.
Wonder if the still suits would make a squishing sound when walking. What happens if the water tastes vinigary. Drinking my own ball sweat sounds kinda scary
Total black in the desert
Perfect
Das Boot skipper meets Enterprise skipper who meets Esbern of Skyrim,
Emperor Uriel Septim and King Osric. Worlds collide!
Thought whisper: "So they constantly shit their pants..."
The thing that always bug me about this scene is this; security protocol is paranoid and tight enough to jump over the imperial ecologist like Gurney did, but they care little of putting Duke and heir in the same fragile aerial transport for a "rutinary" inspection when they know the planet is riddled with harkonen threats, seems a bit off if you ask me.
MalakianM2S yea in the book they have escorts and all of the ornathopters have shield generators
Well also remember what Gurney said "This is an unlisted flight" that way the Harkonnen's wouldn't know he's out there. But yes like the other who replied in the book there was escorts which would've made more sense but then again hardly anything of this film makes sense
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@@TheFacelessStoryMaker escorts would be suscipious unless they were far enough away to just look like routine patrols while the unlisted flight just happens to be in the same area and is ignored since it appears to be a civ flight.
yeah you need a retinue of guards preceding you
like Queen Amidala
when she got off that shuttle
It's crazy how similar this is to the 2021 adaptation
Because Villeneuve is a lazy director with terrible casting choices?
@@Stephen64138 Couldn't be because they're adapting the same source material.
While I like the 2021 Version of this scene more: 1:39 - Pauls surprise of his own abilities was a good idea.
The spice is the worm....The worm IS the spice!
What on bloody earth...Kynes in the new upcoming Dune remake in Dec 2020 is now a woman...
Gotta check off that _WOKE_ diversity box. Fuck actually respecting the material.
Don't let the Sand Man get you!
I think that is a reference to how 'off-worlders' wear their stillsuit as opposed to how Fremen wear them....
Very beautiful and very deep.
Yes, Mr. David Lynch. I too, shall not be watching the remake.
There's not much else to do right now.
He shall know your ways as if born to them
22 people thought urine and feces should be processed elsewhere.
The guards have RPG-7s. Better to have too much firepower than too little I say.
I can see how this filters sweat, but wouldn't it still need a radiator, if not a heat exchanger?
For the record, 300 kelvin is only about 80 F, or 27 C. Warm, but not HOT by any means. Once they clear the wall though, YEESH. Jumps to almost boiling.
its the 3 eyed raven
What came first, the three eyed raven, or the worm?
1 awesome movie!!!!!
Oregano, cinnamon, cumin... who would've thought they'd be so hard to get in the future...
LISTEN TO 3:51 over 4 times. You will be shocked at what you hear.
AKA FUCKING HOT.
RIP Dr Kynes
"We're doing spice mining."
I caught where they said "ambient temperature 300k" and im like "hm.. wonder how hot that is.. i bet its pretty hot considering its a desert planet" did the conversion and its a comfy 80F..
350 Kelvin is more like 170 F.