@@HardKore5250 OP's comparison is apt. Lord of the Rings is the Jumping point for 99% of all Fantasy stories in the subsequent 6 Decades since its release. In the Same vein Dune inspired a large majority of sci fi...follow closely by The Barsoom series.
"I must not Fear, Fear is the Mind Killer, Fear is the small Death that brings total Obliteration, I shall face my Fear, I shall let my Fear pass around Me through Me, when the Fear has passed I shall look back and see the path of my Fear, there is nothing for only I will remain"
'Dune' books were the the inspiration for so many others Sci-Fi and Fantasy stories. It has been called the best 'World Building' series of books even written. It covers Politics, Regilion, Myth Building, Ecology, Resource Management, Prescience... to name just a few.
I'm kinda worried it'll get a little bit of the John Carter situation. "This feels like everything else and is so unoriginal!" when it's not derivative, it's in fact integral, the source material that so many other things ripped off. If this feels a bit like Star Wars, it's because Lucas "borrowed" a lot of this book!
@@Kvantum John Carter was Troma-level movie making. I remember at the point I watched it I was using the word "f***t**d" in my speech a lot and I said the word so many times by the middle of the movie I realized how much I was over-using the word and said "I really need to stop using that word. But I'll wait until after this movie is over." The most egregious is this one scene where some creature is standing, and the edge of their mask is untucked from the rest of their creature outfit and it is just sooooo bad. But it isn't just that one scene, the same garbage approach to the movie-making craft is extended to every part of the movie.
Dune is the best selling sci-fi book of all time. It's the reason "Giant worm in the desert" is a staple of our culture, the same way Star Wars is responsible for the idea of "swords made of light".
@@vattmann1387 I'm not saying Dune invented the idea. Just that Dune is the reason it's a pop culture icon. Star Wars didn't invent swords made of light either, but 99 out of 100 times you show someone a sword made of light, they're going to call it a lightsaber.
@@Frostbite08 No worries dude :) I wasn't intending to be a dick about stuff. I just thought it'd be fun to point out a folk tale aka cryptids and how cool it was taken into sci-fi. It's great how a lot of old sci-fi is a different take from our old fire side/ horror stories! eg. Wendingo etc :)
@@Frostbite08 Dude, I totally get where you are coming from :) It is hilarious how many people who claim to be "sci-fi nerds" are jumping onto the trailer and claiming Dune stole from star wars :/ If I was an ass I'd give a damn about them and call them out on their "nerd cred" But honestly I couldn't give a damn and think it's cool having other people discovering Dune :) I am rather jaded by it to be honest!
The original movie isn’t supposed to have done the book justice but they’re trying to be more faithful with this one. Also it’s great having Silent back again.
matias jonkus Keynes was based on Frank Herbert. Dune was inspired by Herbert’s ecological observations and concerns regarding the sand dunes in Oregon. While Keynes is only part of the first book, knowing that he’s based on the author gives me mixed feelings of Warner Bros. casting a woman in his place.
@@squarepan49 He still mentioned the book, did he not? If you feel the need to comment about such a small, "annoying" thing like that, you need to take a few steps back from TH-cam.
@@squarepan49 The movie was hated when it was released, but it has since then gotten a fairly large cult following. My point is that it's a ridiculous thing to go and complain about in the comment section.
"Bless the Maker and His water. Bless the coming and going of Him. May His passage cleanse the world. May He keep the world for His people." M-Dogg, I think I need to send you a copy of this book.
Hans Zimmer's score ,with that director's mind blowing cinematography, a all star cast, and Frank Herbert's legendary story. I wil wear a Hazmat suit to the imax if that is what it will take to watch it. I am super hyped.
The Dune series is basically a giant Space Opera in the same vein as the Foundation series. It is old school classic sci-fi. There was a SyFy 3 episode mini series in 2000 that was quite good and it goes deep into the lore of the universe. I highly suggest watching it if you have the chance.
YES! The miniseries was quite good for its time, and much better with the mythos and lore than the original movie. Even if the movie had Patrick Stewart and Kyle Maclachlan.
Its the other way around, the movie is not very popular and hated by quite a bit of fans, the book itself is super famous, and it isn't a remake of the movie, its a movie interpretation of the book.
Dune movie 2020 is an adaption of the original novel written by Frank Herbert in 1965. The 1984 movie was also an adaption of the same novel. Dune had a huge influence on sci-fi in general, including Star Wars. The novel is pretty complex, so the director has decided to make it two movies. I think it's a great story, I've read the novel a few times.
Yeah, I wonder who they will cast as Feyd Rautha Harkkonnen. And what his interpretation of the Spacing Guild and navigators will be. Not to mention how the Emperor will be portrayed and for that matter who they will get to play Alia.
Drew, the 2020 film is not the remake of the Lynch film (1984) but as the film adaptation of the book by Frank Herbert so it's more faithful to the source material. It's a great novel that inspired numerous works, including Star Wars and Game of Thrones! Fun Fact: They used the Pink Floyd song to pay homage to Jodorowsky (the one who wanted to make 1984 film but didn't succeed) because he wanted Pink Floyd to compose the score for the movie.
Guys, don't watch the 1984 film is bad, with all the respect to David Lynch but NO... better read the book. Denis Villeneuve based his film from the book and also Alejandro Jodorowsky concept. Note: 'Eplipse' of Pink Floyd sounds in the trailer. Hans Zimmer is the master behind this.
I look back with fond memories of that dune movie... because it led me to reading the book lol. The second i found out Denis was making this movie I was excited and immediately put at ease that he would do his best to remain faithful (where possible) to the book and that it would look and sound amazing.
No it is worth a watch. It gives a taste of Dune. It's weird as fuck, but it isn't unwatchable. The 4 hour cut I feel is better. It is slow but builds the story and characters more. that's just my opinion. Yeah and read the book also.
Pink Floyd here is a tribute to Jodorosky's original attempt to make a Dune film in the 70s, which was planned to have Pink Floyd for the soundtrack have H.R. Geiger doing designs, as well as some concept art that is bizarrely colorful and trippy and I have no idea how it was all supposed to mesh together into something cohesive but, yeah that was supposed to be a thing.
I've seen a bunch of different people react to this trailer; those that know the book, those that know the movies/mini-series, those that don't know anything about it all...EVERYONE is stoked by this. I haven't seen a negative or hesitant reaction yet. The trailer made me read the book, and I'm hooked. This is gonna be great
if that dude next to you directs the movie equivalent of a spinning dumpster on fire with flaming rocks comin out of it with people pissing on it on the streets i will see it
I am so hyped for this I can’t even .. It’s been years since I read the book and this trailer made me instantly remember I had an Audible subscription.
shazbot smash There’s the 180 extended version. I’ve only seen it on TV. Other than that they did film over 300 minutes of footage for the story but then cut it down to 120 or so for the theater.
Just look at the cast though, all big names want to work with Denis Villenneuve. Timothee Chalamette Zendaya Rebecca Ferguson (she plays Ethan Hunt’s wife in the Mission Impossible movies) Oscar Isaac (Po Dameran from the recent Star Wars films) Josh Brolin Jason Momoa Dave Bautista Stellan Skarsgard (Dr Selvig from all the Thor and Avenger films) Javier Bardem And this is just the first half of the first book. All the other characters they still have left, so many big names can play them.
Yes the three are back together. Yes yes to see my silent ninja is here. I so missed her. Loving her hair too. Yes like I said my beautiful and fabulous three amigos are back.✌💗💯
I love how people unfamiliar with Dune love this trailer...because it takes direct aim at the book's fans, too. Almost every brief shot in this trailer is an iconic moment in the book...this is some crazy fucking magic to make a trailer that hits the hardcore fans just as much as the people who have no idea what it is.
Great reaction guys and I could not be happier seeing Silent Ninja back in these reaction videos. I cannot wait to see this and Denis Villeneuve is one of the best modern directors working today. I've been waiting for a proper love action adaption of Dune ever since I saw the mini-series as a kid and this looks like its going to do it more than justice based on that amazing cast and the director alone.
The Dune books inspired both Star Wars and Game of Thrones... THATS how significant this story is and why people are freaking out and just hoping and praying it's as good as it looks.
Dune, is probably the best Sci-fi novel ever written, if not inspirational. This, if done right, should be the movie event of the decade. But on the flip side, it's a bit of a niche market. Those that know know the Spice must flow! It better do well as this is only the first half of the first book.
It's technically not a remake, but a re-adaptation of the source material! The director himself said there will not be any link to the original 1984 movie, so you don't need to watch that. Besides, that film was not faithful to the source material. If you want to, I recommend the 2000 SyFy miniseries "Dune" as that was quite accurate to the books, followed by the 2003 sequel "Children of Dune" which adapt the next two books. If you watch the 2000 miniseries, try to watch the uncensored 280 minutes cut! The American version was heavily censored.
I really hope they show that Paul has special physical training, "prana-bindu training", that he has been taught from his mother, who belongs to the same sisterhood as the lady with the needle. There is a physical/bioligical aspect to that sisterhood, the Bene Gesserit, and their fighting is uber advanced because of that. In addition to this, I also really hope they show the philosophical aspects of the book too. How, Paul begins to understand that he will be trapped in some fate/destiny issues, that the author of the book, Frank Herbert, explores in depth. The book is a deeply political and philosophical book, examining the machinations of ruling elites, vying institutions and also concepts and ideas of religion, worship, instincts, humanity etc. How humanity is deeply flawed, and how power is a huge corruptible influence. I really hope they get this in there, and its not just a "hey I can see the future" type shallow superficial film. This is, after all, what actually made the book so intense.
I highly recommend listening to the book on Audible, its a great book to listen to and it really sucks you in. Also this is the series that was also one of the many inspirations behind the original Star Wars trilogy.
- Is it bigger than Blade Runner? - I think it is going to be bigger than Blade Runner. - You flip a coin on that thing? I'll flip a coin on that thing. Hahahahaha amazing conversation.
Do not watch the original first. This film is doing what was ALWAYS supposed to happen. The first director to try and produce Dune wanted a TEN hour movie. He never got off the ground. The second (the 1984 film) asked to split the film into two movies. He was denied. As such he had to cram one the most epic syfy story into one. The book was published in two parts. It should have always been two movies. This 2020 version is doing right. This film will only cover the FIRST half of the film. If you watch the 1984 first you’ll be left confused at best or will have the second movie spoiled. I can’t wait for this and I’m so pumped watching people who know next to nothing about Dune react. This is gonna be epic.
yeah. I hate the 1984 version. They went all white cast when in the book a main character is described with olive skin and curly hair. The fremen on Dune have lived on a desert world for thousands of years so would have selected out /against white skin genes because they would burn up in the sun. And a HUGE main plot point of the book is mixing genes to make better/ stronger/ smarter humans, so the 1984 movie SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! with the all white cast where as This version's cast looks amazing and true to the source material
Dune is a great series of books. I've been looking forward to seeing it come back to the big screen now that we have better technology to bring the world of Dune to life. Old Dune was a good movie, ppl had problems with too many characters and couldn't follow the story line. I'm hoping they pull it off!
Listen to the audio book Dune. Extremely good. Got my nickname from there. :) It is set 18`000 years into the future, in the same galaxy as we live in today - Earth is a distant mythic memory... everybody lives in a Medieval feudal system - except each fiefdom is a planet, and not just a patch of a planet. Barons, Dukes, etc.. AI / Robotics is taboo/forbidden - projectile weapons are mostly useless because of personal shields, so sword-fighting is the norm (a slow blade penetrates the shields). Except for pellet guns, las-guns etc. The ornithopters have flapping wings. It's such a freaking cool world.
Yeah a 1965 book. The 1984 movie sucks because it added stuff not in the book and went opposite the book other places. This I would call a reboot / new adaption and looks like it will be epic because Deni is staying true to the book Zendaya as the character Chani looks great. She looks like someone who could have been born and raised in the deep desert where as the 1984 movie had a white chick that never had a hair out of place while running around a desert
C'mon the 84 was awesome... And dune lore has the planet seeded during the diaspora by the witches anyway.. Could be any "ethnicity". Plus girls are gonna do their hair no matter where they are
@@NoneofyourBusiness-iv6pi but maybe the spice give hair superpowers too? sorry, I'm messing with you, couldn't resist. I get it. The hair was what ruined A Knight's Tale for me too haha.
the books are heavy as sh£$ though (and i don't mean that literally though, i mean that metaphorically) reading them feels like eating 40 donuts in 2 minutes.
@@cormano64 LOL i read loads of books; i read loads of Goosebumps when i was a kid, i read Lord of the Rings books, all the harry potters, His Dark Materials books, various vampire related novels, The Hunger Games, stephen king books, i read loads of fiction. In fact i love books so much i don't even like kindle and prefer to keep to old books. i just meant that certain books have very deep, slow going and heavy reading...the opposite of "light reading". Dune books are like this...in fact so were the Star Wars and Warhammer 40k books...getting through a single chapter of these books was immensely slow going. this had nothing to do with my inability to read; i'm a high level reader and imaginative writer...it's to do with lots of long words, complex conversations and very in depth situations...i'm not saying they aren't good books...but they can be difficult for some.
Denis Villeneuve read the books in his teen years,and loved them. This is going to be as near as you are going to get to the book on film. And this is just the first half of the book,so there seems to be a 2nd movies to finish DUNE.
My parents were the silent generation (Their parents were the lost generation). So I say this, mam, with the greatest respect a Sothern Man can give: Honey, I hear you. No. I. HEAR. YOU!! Day One. We won't experience it together, but we will experience it together in spirit. Be the best version of yourself, and share your joy with whomever will let you share it. Your brother in hope: D
My favorite way to describe DUNE to people is to tell them that the novel is to scifi what Lord of the Rings is to fantasy.
Ah very good except Lord of the Rings does not include eternal life and ruling the universe I forgot that lol.
I just say “It’s dry,” and stare at them.
@@HardKore5250 OP's comparison is apt. Lord of the Rings is the Jumping point for 99% of all Fantasy stories in the subsequent 6 Decades since its release. In the Same vein Dune inspired a large majority of sci fi...follow closely by The Barsoom series.
@@kinghadbar Yep. Pretty much. Pretty much.
@@LaughingOwlKiller Oh, yes? I love sci fi and am a golden and silver age fan. Would you please give me a couple titles?
"I must not Fear, Fear is the Mind Killer, Fear is the small Death that brings total Obliteration, I shall face my Fear, I shall let my Fear pass around Me through Me, when the Fear has passed I shall look back and see the path of my Fear, there is nothing for only I will remain"
Damn those are words to live by.
@@RegBeta I have, ever since reading Dune as a kid. If in a situation where I have been afraid, I think it and it works in calming me down
The spice must flow!
Bi-la kaifa!
Back when Fear Factory released their 'Fear Is The Mindkiller' in the early 90s, I knew they were legit.
'Dune' books were the the inspiration for so many others Sci-Fi and Fantasy stories. It has been called the best 'World Building' series of books even written. It covers Politics, Regilion, Myth Building, Ecology, Resource Management, Prescience... to name just a few.
I'm kinda worried it'll get a little bit of the John Carter situation. "This feels like everything else and is so unoriginal!" when it's not derivative, it's in fact integral, the source material that so many other things ripped off. If this feels a bit like Star Wars, it's because Lucas "borrowed" a lot of this book!
@@Kvantum Re Star Wars - where did you read, hear, or otherwise get that information? Could you please offer a source?
Damn. Will you be my friend?
@@Kvantum John Carter was Troma-level movie making. I remember at the point I watched it I was using the word "f***t**d" in my speech a lot and I said the word so many times by the middle of the movie I realized how much I was over-using the word and said "I really need to stop using that word. But I'll wait until after this movie is over." The most egregious is this one scene where some creature is standing, and the edge of their mask is untucked from the rest of their creature outfit and it is just sooooo bad. But it isn't just that one scene, the same garbage approach to the movie-making craft is extended to every part of the movie.
@@LA_HA Lucas admitted it in an interview a while back, I'll see if I can find it
Dune is the best selling sci-fi book of all time. It's the reason "Giant worm in the desert" is a staple of our culture, the same way Star Wars is responsible for the idea of "swords made of light".
Like look up the myth of Mongolian death/ blood worms :)
It's a great cryptid from the far East
@@vattmann1387 I'm not saying Dune invented the idea. Just that Dune is the reason it's a pop culture icon. Star Wars didn't invent swords made of light either, but 99 out of 100 times you show someone a sword made of light, they're going to call it a lightsaber.
@@Frostbite08 No worries dude :)
I wasn't intending to be a dick about stuff.
I just thought it'd be fun to point out a folk tale aka cryptids and how cool it was taken into sci-fi.
It's great how a lot of old sci-fi is a different take from our old fire side/ horror stories!
eg. Wendingo etc
:)
@@vattmann1387 I gotcha. I just wanted to make it clear that I wasn't trying to say Dune invented the idea.
@@Frostbite08 Dude, I totally get where you are coming from :)
It is hilarious how many people who claim to be "sci-fi nerds" are jumping onto the trailer and claiming Dune stole from star wars :/
If I was an ass I'd give a damn about them and call them out on their "nerd cred" But honestly I couldn't give a damn and think it's cool having other people discovering Dune :)
I am rather jaded by it to be honest!
The original movie isn’t supposed to have done the book justice but they’re trying to be more faithful with this one. Also it’s great having Silent back again.
Sadly they gender swap characters in this reboot
@@Jeffro5564 It's a character that doesn't really do anything that important in the book and his story ends in the first part of the book anyway.
@@Jeffro5564 cry more
@@Jeffro5564 awesome. They should do more. I'd be on board with the story being about Paula Antredes. Cheers!
matias jonkus Keynes was based on Frank Herbert. Dune was inspired by Herbert’s ecological observations and concerns regarding the sand dunes in Oregon.
While Keynes is only part of the first book, knowing that he’s based on the author gives me mixed feelings of Warner Bros. casting a woman in his place.
Its not based on the movie.. its based on the books
He said it was originally a book about 10 seconds after mentioning the movie. Pay attention before you comment.
@@squarepan49 He still mentioned the book, did he not? If you feel the need to comment about such a small, "annoying" thing like that, you need to take a few steps back from TH-cam.
@@squarepan49 The movie was hated when it was released, but it has since then gotten a fairly large cult following. My point is that it's a ridiculous thing to go and complain about in the comment section.
Shut the fuck up
Denis Villeneuve:
sicario
blade runner
prisoners
arrival
They are the ones I have seen, all recommended...
I haven't seen one movie from Denis that I haven't loved. Although I haven't seen Arrival
@@jesseg94 you should watch it, its really good
Watch Incendies too
Polyteqnique
@@jesseg94 Arrival is his best imo!
My girl Silent freaking out over Jason Momona. Girl, same .
Who is she? Can she not speak?
Onix the 3 of them are playing characters, her character (silent) doesn’t speak.
Onix She can speak, but she plays a character in these things that doesn’t talk.
Onix you could check their Q&A video
The character he plays is named Duncan Idaho, and he is a total badass in the book. I don't know if they caught that Thanos' actor is in it too.
"Bless the Maker and His water. Bless the coming and going of Him. May His passage cleanse the world. May He keep the world for His people."
M-Dogg, I think I need to send you a copy of this book.
Bi-lal kaifa...
Yall dont need to watch the og movie cause this one is very in line with the novel itself
yeah, I would even say never watch the 1984 mess. It ruins Dune
Yeah, all this interest in the 80s version. I keep screaming at my screen: Noooo!
Thanks, I was curious.
Hans Zimmer's score ,with that director's mind blowing cinematography, a all star cast, and Frank Herbert's legendary story. I wil wear a Hazmat suit to the imax if that is what it will take to watch it. I am super hyped.
Zimmer turned down doing Tennet to do this :)
❤️️❤️️❤️️
From the little bit we hear, the score sounds AWESOME!!! I definitely hear some Middle-Eastern/exotic influences...
@@kelly4250 Which makes sense since the book has so many Middle-Eastern references
Now we can again officially say "Day one we There"
“Trashcan in a burning dumpster” M-dogg has noooooooooo chill 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Dune series is basically a giant Space Opera in the same vein as the Foundation series. It is old school classic sci-fi. There was a SyFy 3 episode mini series in 2000 that was quite good and it goes deep into the lore of the universe. I highly suggest watching it if you have the chance.
YES! The miniseries was quite good for its time, and much better with the mythos and lore than the original movie. Even if the movie had Patrick Stewart and Kyle Maclachlan.
Foundation and Space Opera are at opposite ends of the scifi spectrum.
Good call! if you watch anything before this, the miniseries is the right choice instead of the 84 movie.
Silent looking at Struggle like "why did I come back? WHY?!"
Na I couldn't do all that grabbing on my jersey and shit leave me tf alone
"This is a remake of that" **grinds teeth**
lol Struggle Soldier's version would be called "Done"
I am smiling from ear to ear seeing Silent Ninja. I have missed seeing you. Love You Guys ❤️
Same
Its the other way around, the movie is not very popular and hated by quite a bit of fans, the book itself is super famous, and it isn't a remake of the movie, its a movie interpretation of the book.
Ha!!! Jamie is adorable that reaction when Jason hit the screen 🤣😂🤣
Silent's reaction when Jason Momoa appeared in the trailer is life!
Dune movie 2020 is an adaption of the original novel written by Frank Herbert in 1965. The 1984 movie was also an adaption of the same novel. Dune had a huge influence on sci-fi in general, including Star Wars. The novel is pretty complex, so the director has decided to make it two movies. I think it's a great story, I've read the novel a few times.
Yeah, I wonder who they will cast as Feyd Rautha Harkkonnen. And what his interpretation of the Spacing Guild and navigators will be. Not to mention how the Emperor will be portrayed and for that matter who they will get to play Alia.
Drew, the 2020 film is not the remake of the Lynch film (1984) but as the film adaptation of the book by Frank Herbert so it's more faithful to the source material. It's a great novel that inspired numerous works, including Star Wars and Game of Thrones!
Fun Fact: They used the Pink Floyd song to pay homage to Jodorowsky (the one who wanted to make 1984 film but didn't succeed) because he wanted Pink Floyd to compose the score for the movie.
Great comment... just one thing is 1984 not 1980. 👍
@@RoxanaGark Thanks! I kinda forgot the actual year so I wrote it 1980 xD
Guys, don't watch the 1984 film is bad, with all the respect to David Lynch but NO... better read the book. Denis Villeneuve based his film from the book and also Alejandro Jodorowsky concept.
Note: 'Eplipse' of Pink Floyd sounds in the trailer. Hans Zimmer is the master behind this.
I look back with fond memories of that dune movie... because it led me to reading the book lol. The second i found out Denis was making this movie I was excited and immediately put at ease that he would do his best to remain faithful (where possible) to the book and that it would look and sound amazing.
It's bad but they should still watch it, it has its own kind of charm
No it is worth a watch. It gives a taste of Dune. It's weird as fuck, but it isn't unwatchable. The 4 hour cut I feel is better. It is slow but builds the story and characters more. that's just my opinion. Yeah and read the book also.
Pink Floyd here is a tribute to Jodorosky's original attempt to make a Dune film in the 70s, which was planned to have Pink Floyd for the soundtrack have H.R. Geiger doing designs, as well as some concept art that is bizarrely colorful and trippy and I have no idea how it was all supposed to mesh together into something cohesive but, yeah that was supposed to be a thing.
I've seen a bunch of different people react to this trailer; those that know the book, those that know the movies/mini-series, those that don't know anything about it all...EVERYONE is stoked by this. I haven't seen a negative or hesitant reaction yet. The trailer made me read the book, and I'm hooked. This is gonna be great
if that dude next to you directs the movie equivalent of a spinning dumpster on fire with flaming rocks comin out of it with people pissing on it on the streets i will see it
Man I had a huge smile on my face watching this. Great to see you 3 back together 🙏
So great to see Jamie back as Silent Ninja messing with Joe as Drew breaks shit down.
The '84 version packs so much in little time. I constantly re watch it and learn new things. The books expand on things the movie only touches on.
What they said: suggest staying away from the 80s version until after this comes out.
I'm telling you now this is going to be Jason Momoa's best role yet.
I am so hyped for this I can’t even .. It’s been years since I read the book and this trailer made me instantly remember I had an Audible subscription.
"Dune was originally this movie that came out in 1984"
"God damn when was that"
lol
This movie is based on the original book from before the movie
The whole gang is here! Welcome back Silent! 💕💕
Don't watch the original! That's like trying to prepare for the upcoming Bond movie by watching Octopussy!!!
uhmm okay, Dune 1984 is flawed but Octopussy is a kickass bond movie, way better than Spectre that's for sure
The directors cut of the original Dune 1984 is much better. 5 hours long, but much more in depth.
@@mattryan7124 I've never been able to find it
@@shazbotsmash2422 me 2
shazbot smash There’s the 180 extended version. I’ve only seen it on TV. Other than that they did film over 300 minutes of footage for the story but then cut it down to 120 or so for the theater.
Silent’s back Ayy
return of the Mac
Kay Brzy get em, what it is what it does what it is what it isn’t
Just look at the cast though, all big names want to work with Denis Villenneuve.
Timothee Chalamette
Zendaya
Rebecca Ferguson (she plays Ethan Hunt’s wife in the Mission Impossible movies)
Oscar Isaac (Po Dameran from the recent Star Wars films)
Josh Brolin
Jason Momoa
Dave Bautista
Stellan Skarsgard (Dr Selvig from all the Thor and Avenger films)
Javier Bardem
And this is just the first half of the first book. All the other characters they still have left, so many big names can play them.
@ Matt Ryan Ethan Hunt’s wife was played by Michelle Monaghan...
Maria Martenson My bad I mistook her for that roll. She played an MI6 agent in a couple of the films.
Bruh I'm so happy yall back together ❤️
I like all three of their reactions when Dave Bautista's Glossu Rabban showed up
Yes the three are back together. Yes yes to see my silent ninja is here. I so missed her. Loving her hair too. Yes like I said my beautiful and fabulous three amigos are back.✌💗💯
Never clicked never liked so fast guys.
Flames.
This is just PART ONE ☝️, of the first book. You think this is fire, wait till we start seeing PART TWO
I believe it’s up to Paul and Lady Jessica joining the Fremen.
Good to see the trios back
The three of you back together again ♥️ dune look's so good.
Struggle Nation is back!!! Whenever a trailer is out, the next thing I search is you guys reactions. One love man! 🙌
Eeeeey Silent’s BACK!
Dune has inspired a lot of SciFi we have today, like Star Wars etc. I’m excited to see it!😊
MDogg- “Dumpster on fire 🔥 spinning.”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
George Lucas was inspired by Dune that's why he made Star Wars. I already watched it 2x, can't wait for part 2!!!! 🙏
He said a spinning dumpster on fire lmao
She's looking good with that purple hair😍
I love how people unfamiliar with Dune love this trailer...because it takes direct aim at the book's fans, too. Almost every brief shot in this trailer is an iconic moment in the book...this is some crazy fucking magic to make a trailer that hits the hardcore fans just as much as the people who have no idea what it is.
Great reaction guys and I could not be happier seeing Silent Ninja back in these reaction videos. I cannot wait to see this and Denis Villeneuve is one of the best modern directors working today. I've been waiting for a proper love action adaption of Dune ever since I saw the mini-series as a kid and this looks like its going to do it more than justice based on that amazing cast and the director alone.
Books from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s into high-quality modern movies
Do yourself a favour, if you feel you need to watch the Lynch movie, then do it _after_ you've seen this one as it can only ruin your palate.
or watch the minisieries and imagine it with a real budget, top director, and all-star cast.
Great seeing y'all back together
That huge thing at the end? The Sandworm. AKA "Shai-Hulud," AKA "The Old Man of The Desert", AKA "The Worm Who Is God."
when you got roasted so bad even the imaginary friend( silent ) is like "damn son"
The Dune books inspired both Star Wars and Game of Thrones... THATS how significant this story is and why people are freaking out and just hoping and praying it's as good as it looks.
It's like nostalgia is constantly hitting me in the balls and when quiet laughed I was dying 🤣
Dune, is probably the best Sci-fi novel ever written, if not inspirational. This, if done right, should be the movie event of the decade. But on the flip side, it's a bit of a niche market. Those that know know the Spice must flow! It better do well as this is only the first half of the first book.
The director has said that he wants to make more sequels since there’s so much more to explore like the books
Great comment and I'm 100% agree! 👍
Agreed
Dune and The Batman got my hype again🙏🤝
Silent's back, the trio is complete ❤️❤️❤️
LOL Silent Ninja laughing at you at the start had my dying LOOOL
It's technically not a remake, but a re-adaptation of the source material! The director himself said there will not be any link to the original 1984 movie, so you don't need to watch that. Besides, that film was not faithful to the source material. If you want to, I recommend the 2000 SyFy miniseries "Dune" as that was quite accurate to the books, followed by the 2003 sequel "Children of Dune" which adapt the next two books. If you watch the 2000 miniseries, try to watch the uncensored 280 minutes cut! The American version was heavily censored.
I really hope they show that Paul has special physical training, "prana-bindu training", that he has been taught from his mother, who belongs to the same sisterhood as the lady with the needle. There is a physical/bioligical aspect to that sisterhood, the Bene Gesserit, and their fighting is uber advanced because of that.
In addition to this, I also really hope they show the philosophical aspects of the book too. How, Paul begins to understand that he will be trapped in some fate/destiny issues, that the author of the book, Frank Herbert, explores in depth.
The book is a deeply political and philosophical book, examining the machinations of ruling elites, vying institutions and also concepts and ideas of religion, worship, instincts, humanity etc. How humanity is deeply flawed, and how power is a huge corruptible influence.
I really hope they get this in there, and its not just a "hey I can see the future" type shallow superficial film.
This is, after all, what actually made the book so intense.
LOL WRONG THUMBNAIL GUYS THEY PUT THE WRONG THUMBNAIL HAHAHA
Well they change it now
Smart review guys.
Villeneuve is a genius director.
I remember when me and my homie a fallen out. He put me on to you. Years later we got back in touch. You guys inspire us to do TH-cam.
:)
I highly recommend listening to the book on Audible, its a great book to listen to and it really sucks you in. Also this is the series that was also one of the many inspirations behind the original Star Wars trilogy.
My girl is back!
The silent one has returned! Been wondering what happened to her.
- Is it bigger than Blade Runner?
- I think it is going to be bigger than Blade Runner.
- You flip a coin on that thing?
I'll flip a coin on that thing.
Hahahahaha amazing conversation.
Do not watch the original first. This film is doing what was ALWAYS supposed to happen. The first director to try and produce Dune wanted a TEN hour movie. He never got off the ground. The second (the 1984 film) asked to split the film into two movies. He was denied. As such he had to cram one the most epic syfy story into one. The book was published in two parts. It should have always been two movies. This 2020 version is doing right. This film will only cover the FIRST half of the film. If you watch the 1984 first you’ll be left confused at best or will have the second movie spoiled. I can’t wait for this and I’m so pumped watching people who know next to nothing about Dune react. This is gonna be epic.
I tried to watch Dune 1984 ..couldnt do it ..This New Version .is a Day One !!
yeah. I hate the 1984 version. They went all white cast when in the book a main character is described with olive skin and curly hair. The fremen on Dune have lived on a desert world for thousands of years so would have selected out /against white skin genes because they would burn up in the sun. And a HUGE main plot point of the book is mixing genes to make better/ stronger/ smarter humans, so the 1984 movie SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! with the all white cast where as This version's cast looks amazing and true to the source material
Dune is a great series of books. I've been looking forward to seeing it come back to the big screen now that we have better technology to bring the world of Dune to life. Old Dune was a good movie, ppl had problems with too many characters and couldn't follow the story line. I'm hoping they pull it off!
Listen to the audio book Dune. Extremely good. Got my nickname from there. :)
It is set 18`000 years into the future, in the same galaxy as we live in today - Earth is a distant mythic memory... everybody lives in a Medieval feudal system - except each fiefdom is a planet, and not just a patch of a planet. Barons, Dukes, etc.. AI / Robotics is taboo/forbidden - projectile weapons are mostly useless because of personal shields, so sword-fighting is the norm (a slow blade penetrates the shields). Except for pellet guns, las-guns etc. The ornithopters have flapping wings. It's such a freaking cool world.
SILENT!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so happy she's back!!!!!!!!
"a dumpster on fire versus a film that people are actually going to see"...that is some harsh criticism:)
Yeah a 1965 book. The 1984 movie sucks because it added stuff not in the book and went opposite the book other places. This I would call a reboot / new adaption and looks like it will be epic because Deni is staying true to the book
Zendaya as the character Chani looks great. She looks like someone who could have been born and raised in the deep desert where as the 1984 movie had a white chick that never had a hair out of place while running around a desert
C'mon the 84 was awesome... And dune lore has the planet seeded during the diaspora by the witches anyway.. Could be any "ethnicity". Plus girls are gonna do their hair no matter where they are
@@w5monkey Frank Herbert (book author) said he based the Fremen on Berbers and Bedouin of North Africa.
and LOL no hair dressers in the deep desert
@@NoneofyourBusiness-iv6pi but maybe the spice give hair superpowers too? sorry, I'm messing with you, couldn't resist. I get it. The hair was what ruined A Knight's Tale for me too haha.
@@j.f.fisher5318 the spice expands consciousness & the spice gives killer hairstyles ;-P
Damn Silent being brutal without saying a word haha. Poor Struggle Soldier. One day he’ll be recognized for being a great film maker. 😂
I’m happy Silent Ninja is back ❤️❤️❤️
Nice to see the Struggle Trilogy back together!
And if you guys want a closer look at this, check Stephen Colbert's interview with the cast and his notes on the novel Dune. The novels.
It's back on, love you guys
Them's the sand worms dude 😲
you guys always make me cry with laughter, so much love for you guys
I love the 80s movie but I don't recommend you watch it, it isn't true to the book. Read the book! Great job as always
the books are heavy as sh£$ though (and i don't mean that literally though, i mean that metaphorically) reading them feels like eating 40 donuts in 2 minutes.
@@IDyce88 You should really read more books.
@@cormano64 LOL i read loads of books; i read loads of Goosebumps when i was a kid, i read Lord of the Rings books, all the harry potters, His Dark Materials books, various vampire related novels, The Hunger Games, stephen king books, i read loads of fiction. In fact i love books so much i don't even like kindle and prefer to keep to old books. i just meant that certain books have very deep, slow going and heavy reading...the opposite of "light reading". Dune books are like this...in fact so were the Star Wars and Warhammer 40k books...getting through a single chapter of these books was immensely slow going. this had nothing to do with my inability to read; i'm a high level reader and imaginative writer...it's to do with lots of long words, complex conversations and very in depth situations...i'm not saying they aren't good books...but they can be difficult for some.
@@IDyce88 Agreed. I actually don't even like the book lol! But I respect it
It is not a remake of the 1984 movie. It is a new adaptation of the 1965 novel.
3:55 LOL 😆 I've missed her too
Watching your outro made me laugh along with y'all! So happy to see you back together again!
Yes y’all finally made a reaction trailer for Dune!
So good 2 c da squad back 2gether.
We missed you Silent!
Denis Villeneuve read the books in his teen years,and loved them. This is going to be as near as you are going to get to the book on film. And this is just the first half of the book,so there seems to be a 2nd movies to finish DUNE.
These books are freaking amazing worth to read it
If I ever saw a giant ass worm pop up outta the sand like that, I ain't even gonna try. At that point, just accept death with dignity.
My parents were the silent generation (Their parents were the lost generation). So I say this, mam, with the greatest respect a Sothern Man can give:
Honey, I hear you.
No. I. HEAR. YOU!!
Day One. We won't experience it together, but we will experience it together in spirit.
Be the best version of yourself, and share your joy with whomever will let you share it.
Your brother in hope: D
I was so happy to see the sand worm at the end. Those were so badass in the original. But I didn't see any blue eyes....
Did the Dog 🐕 have a bandanna around it’s Neck 💀😅😅...
Lol