Continue the sentence, : As it was written !!

@samdeane5003

Ай бұрын

You're as beautiful as a forest and your smile reminds me that tomorrow exists.

@herbertkeithmiller

Ай бұрын

The Lisan al-Gaib! For not being much of a science fiction girl you're doing a pretty good job. I've read literally over a thousand science fiction books. Dune is probably one of the most science fiction most complex stories I've ever read. Good job on catching numerous details like the connection between crying vomiting and collecting the water from the dead. I really enjoyed your reaction. I first read it in about 1976 when I was about 16. And I've been waiting for a movie adaptation of this book since then. I'd long ago come to the conclusion that you can't fit the whole book in a motion picture. Cuts and changes would have to be made. But this is the version that seems to be the closest spiritually to the book.

@marvinsarracino116

Ай бұрын

...So shall it be done!

@willemgreyling5857

Ай бұрын

"Think on it, Chani: the princess will have the name, yet she'll live as less than a concubine - never to know a moment of tenderness from the man to whom she's bound. While we, Chani, we who carry the name of concubine - history will call us wives."

@r10s

Ай бұрын

Paul did warn Chani that if he goes to the south he’ll lose her 😬

Biss, Denis Villeneuve rewrote the relationship of Paul, Chani and Jessica from that of the book. From the 1984 Dune by David Lynch, after Paul took the hand of Princess Irulan he turned to Chani and said, “The Princess shall have no more than my name…no child of mine, nor touch, nor softness of glance, nor instant of desire. THIS is my promise to you, MY LOVE.” In an instant, both Chani AND Irulan become tragic figures. Jessica then consoles Chani, “Think on it, Chani. WE who carry the name of concubines, history will call us WIVES!” The 1984 Dune had no continuation. I have no idea what Villeneuve has planned for the future because he changed the way “it was written”!

@saschak9907

Ай бұрын

"Dune - Messiah" will be the Final Part. Paul "Muad'Dib" Atreides has ruled as Emperor for 12 years. By accepting the role of messiah to the Fremen, he has unleashed a jihad which has conquered most of the known universe, but is powerless to stop the lethal excesses of the religious juggernaut he has created.

46:18 In the books, Chani and Paul were together for over 3 years by the time this battle took place. She had his son Leto who was killed by the Sardaukar. Also Chani and Jessica were working together to help Paul ascend. They were very respectful to one another. So she knew Paul might have to marry someone else for political reasons. At one point Jessica re-evaluated her life choices. She realized that she and Leto robbed themselves of happiness by not marrying each other. So Jessica actually advised Paul to forget about politics and marry Chani. But don’t get it twisted despite the marriage, Paul only loves Chani. He won’t be giving the Princess Irulan the time of day. He marries her but he lives with Chani far from her.

@cobbycaputo3332

Ай бұрын

Your conclusion is true in the book. It remains to be seen what Villenueve does in the next movie, given his changes to Chani's character arc so far.

@fiddiehacked

Ай бұрын

Remind me, according to the books, is Chani pregnant at the conclusion of Part 2?

@cobbycaputo3332

Ай бұрын

@@fiddiehacked Part 2 being the end of the first book (aligning with where the movie Dune Part 2 ends) or the end of the second book Dune Messiah?

@joe.banana

Ай бұрын

and you're spoiling everything because ???

@chriskola3822

26 күн бұрын

He also "inherited" Jamis' wife Harah so in reality, he had three women in his life (a wife a concubine and a servant).

When you can see the future in perfect clarity, your humanity more or less has to disappear. What ever Paul feels for Chani is irrelevant. Not because he doesn't love her anymore, but because making the wrong choice can lead to galaxy wide catastrophy. I get the anger, the choice he made *in front* of Chani is heartless. But choices on a galactic scale are not made from the heart.

@cosmocoatl

Ай бұрын

Except he saw that these very choices he's making are what leads to galaxy wide catastrophy.

@woo1818

Ай бұрын

@@cosmocoatl he saw what happens if he didn’t take control. It was worse.

@LiberPater777

Ай бұрын

Had he not done what was necessary and gone with momentary happiness, Chani and all of humanity for that matter would have seen untold horrors. That, would have _truly_ been the heartless thing to do.

@elzar760

Ай бұрын

It was the narrow path through. It was the only way. It wasn’t for alliances or for the good of the nation, it was the only way. I think he hates it as much as anyone does. You can even see at the end before he says “lead them to paradise”, he hates what he’s about to say. It sounds to me like he has to choke it out.

@MongooseTales

Ай бұрын

@@elzar760 I agree, he almost loathes saying it. I think Timothée Chalamet's delivery of that line is masterful. You can see the conflict on his face and hear it in his voice. That single moment very much illuminates the dual-edged nature of Paul's prescience and the undercurrent of tragedy lurking beneath his apparent victory.

Dukes don't marry for love, they marry for politics. But they often had concubines, who they loved and Even had children. Leto and Jessica never married. He was saving his hand for potential future political advantage. But they loved each other and she gave birth to his heir, Paul. In the book, Paul and Chani had the same relationship. I expect we'll get there in the next book.

What someone else pointed out was the transformation Stilgar went through. In the beginning he was a mentor to Paul. By the end he was a fanatical follower.

@hoon_sol

Ай бұрын

*_LISAN AL GAIIIIIIIIIIIB!_*

@derrickbias3406

Ай бұрын

@@hoon_sol The funny thing about this comment is the "Translate to English" google option is available. When you press it the only thing that changes is it goes from Italic to standard text.

@shaunwhelan17

Ай бұрын

I feel like he always was a fantatic follower of the family. Paul was now the leader of his family.

@hoon_sol

Ай бұрын

@@RobMrowiec: Are you talking about the 2000 miniseries?

In the books Princess Irulan lives some of the time in the same house as Paul but NEVER in the same bed. Paul only ever has children with Chani, he well and truly loves her. I am very curious how the next movie will play out.

@chaospoet

Ай бұрын

Same. When I watched this I was like "Um... ok. We kind of CAN'T have them not together anymore. They have something unbelievably important to do!"

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Will be interesting to see

@garricksmalley1733

Ай бұрын

@@BissFlix there is also the 1980’s version of this movie that you could watch. I don’t know how much you will like it but I do think watching another interpretation of the source material is good.

@paulkellerman2603

Ай бұрын

Even Paul's son Leto II knew that houses Corrino and Atreides should be joined. That is why he arranged marriage between his sister and Irulan nephew. He was more wise than his father.

@chaospoet

Ай бұрын

@@paulkellerman2603 Absolutely. The God Emperor was the living embodiment of knowledge, history and wisdom.

One of my favorite reactions. "Maybe I can use the voice on you - SUBSCRIBE!" Loved it.

28:20 Fun fact : The first kiss was in the script. The second kiss was improvised by Austin Butler.

"He who controls the Spice controls the Universe!" Without spice there is no space travel. Without space travel there is no empire. Simple as that.

@kananiokala4423

Ай бұрын

Don't forget about spice addiction. Spice extends a users life span with moderate use and taking too much turns your eyes blue within blue but once that happens, if you ever stop taking it you soon go through spice withdrawal and die. Control over who lives or dies for those that are spice dependent, which all of the political factions are.

@SangsungMeansToCome

Ай бұрын

That's a lie. There are other ways to fold space.

@mjeid4835

Ай бұрын

@@SangsungMeansToCome Spice is used as navigation.

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

In his son's Brian Herbert Tleilaxu took over everything. After Leto 2nd died, Tleilaxu managed to artificially create spice, but prior to that, Leto's sandtrouts after he exploded became evolved and more powerful versions of worms. They even had human-like memories from Leto 2nd. Arrakkis was living hell, since worms became SENTIENT.

@INFAMOUSfrontRunn3r

28 күн бұрын

Control over spice, is control over all

"The only one who wins is the emperor's daughter!" Irulan has a sad life, ignored and alone. She spends her remaining years researching and chronicling the rise of Maud'Dib, while knowing her husband loves another and she'll never be good enough.

@lolmao500

Ай бұрын

So shes like melania but smarter and not a degenerate. lol

@Diogolindir

Ай бұрын

her life becomes better when she makes her duty to love the twins tho.

@jonnybgoode7742

Ай бұрын

​@@lolmao500 good lord... you people are so precious precious

@yurimodin7333

Ай бұрын

@@lolmao500 found the facedancer

@ryanr8364

Ай бұрын

I can fix her

Paul knew this would happen. Remember, he said he was afraid of losing her if he went south and people would die. He didn’t want any of this to happen, but she wanted him to go, as did everyone else. Everything he looked to for guidance told him to go, you can’t be mad a him for that. You can’t fight destiny, and once he reached that point, there was only one path to follow that leads towards accomplishing his goals, the only one where they survive. And that’s what he did. In the book though, Paul and Chani came to an understanding. Just as Jessica and Leto (his parents) weren’t married, they were still very much lovers, and that’s what they would be. He repeated he will love her as long as he breathes several times, it isn’t a lie. A loveless political marriage or death for all of them.

If it's any consolation...in the book Chani understands that the marriage isn't about love, and that Chani, while being his consort, will be his only love. I love Zendaya's Chani, but I do wish she held a bit more understanding of the imperiums politics. And Paul holds true to his dedication to Chani...Irulan gets nothing of Paul.

Many people missed it, but when he was talking to his mother after he drank the Water of Life,they flash a brief premonition of him stabbing someone with his knife, in the same way in which he pulled it out of his side after Feyd stabbed him with it.

45:00 "That was too fast. You shoulda made him suffer" Don't EVER scorn her.

Did you notice the parenting styles of Paul’s fathers vs his Mother. His dad let him find his path in the world while his mom tried to control Paul’s future 🤔

@Ok-yl3rx

Ай бұрын

As written😂😂😂

@mast3rNate

Ай бұрын

i think it’s cause his mom at the end of the day is still Bene Gesserit, they’ll always have plans within plans

@LiberPater777

Ай бұрын

​@@mast3rNateIn my experience, that's just what mothers do.

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

In the books his mother did not try to control him. He wanted to be Lisan by himself. Mother and Chani in fact were even helping him.

The marriage with the princess is only political, in the book he was clear she’d never know his love or companionship. And Chani is perfectly fine with it

@axebeard6085

Ай бұрын

Chani's acceptance of the situation with Irulan in the books was probably based on polygamy being common in Fremen society. The novels note that men and women are equal in Fremen society, so it is possible there were women with multiple husbands.

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

@@axebeard6085 Fremen were never poligamous. Also novels never state that men and women are equal in Fremen society. That is movie quote from Chani. Reason why Chani was fine with Paul's marriage is because he will never have physical contact with Irulan.

Paul used the blade Feyd stabbed him with to stap him back, he pulled it out and jabbed it in him in one swift movement

Paul is true to his word. He never even touches Princess Irulan. Villeneuve is messing with you. In the book Chani is his first and only love.

@kananiokala4423

Ай бұрын

Paul also uses his prescience (visions) to choose the path that gives him the most time possible to be with Chani as a couple, trying to live as normal a life as he can with her.

@33:00 - There are over twenty Dune books, however, only the first six were written by the original author, Frank Herbert before he died. I think one of his children wrote (or ghost wrote) some and then a bunch of other people. I read the first three as a teenager and they were EPIC. Planning or reading all six Herbert books again as soon as I finish my current book. I kind of remember Dune (at least the first three books) as being the LOTR of science fiction for me.} [SPOILER SPOILER] - Biss, don't lose sleep over Paul's marriage to the princess. It is a marriage in name only. Things are not over between Paul and Chani. There is one big difference between the book and this film. In the book, Paul's sister is born before the end and is walking around as a three year old child with a full adult mind and full Bene-Gesserit abilities. His sister actually kills the Baron rather than Paul in the book. This is accurate in the 1984? Dune film. (SUBSCRIBE!!!) - I'm dying... 🤣 Lisan-Bissfix!! As it is written!

@chaospoet

Ай бұрын

You are correct. Frank's son Brian along with Kevin J. Anderson (known mostly for writing Star Wars extended universe novels) wrote 17 Dune books starting in 1999 with Dune: House Atreides 14 years after Frank wrote Dune: Chapterhouse in 1985. As for the original 6, if I may make a suggestion, check out the Dune audiobooks via Audible (if you have a subscription of course). They are really good and often have more than one person doing character voices so it almost has an old radio drama feel to it. I noticed personally that I noticed things I had missed before from reading it as those books can get pretty dense in spots and it all can kind of bleed together.

Oh, my... all of a sudden my hand went and subscribed. That was weird!

The beach in the vision is probably the Skeleton Coast in Namibia. Where the desert goes all the way to the sea with no grass or trees between them. There used to be a lot of whale skeletons, and now a lot of shipwrecks, which makes the place even stranger.

She said "SUBSCRIBE!"... and when the mental haze cleared, I saw my mouse over the Subscribe button and I had clicked "Subscribe".

@UmbraFulgur

Ай бұрын

the voice....

@Waruiiko

Ай бұрын

as written.

That was the "I`m your father" moment, when Biss discovered that Baron is Jessica`s father, priceless face impression :D

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Definitely was a surprise

I love watching your brain work through the different religious practices and figuring out what the movie is trying to tell you. You were never wrong which is signs of a great movie. Watching you enjoy this movie is just icing on the cake at this point.

meet the sister of Paul : Saint Alia of the knife ! next movie....Messiah of Dune !

Your naiveté is cute🙂 When Paul says "I will love you as long as I breathe" it was very clear that it's actually "Goodbye "! Unfortunately any empire or even a state cannot be ruled according to the heart - former Emperor was right! But it also means that Paul has to destroy his humanity in order to rule. That's why he was so against becoming Lisan al Gaib - he knew that it will destroy him as a human.

The way your face & attitude changed when he said he’ll take the hand of his daughter! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that was so funny.

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha I was invested

@cobraverse08

Ай бұрын

That means Denis did a good job cause that's exactly how you should react. It's tragic af. Paul not only betrays Chani by marrying Irulan but he breaks his promise to her that he doesn't want power and now here we are

"It's raining men!" And they say it never rains on Arrakis. As for the books. There are only 6 books in the original series by Frank Herbert. He was beginning work on book 7, more writing an outline, maybe a few chapters of a first draft, but he passed away before he could complete it. So in Frank's original books the series ends somewhat on a cliffhanger or at the very least with unanswered questions. His son, Brian Herbert, along with sci-fi author Kevin J. Anderson (known mostly for writing Star Wars novels) wrote a ton of books (17 if memory serves me right) in the Dune universe going as far back as the founding of the entire Dune universe Empire, the beginning of the Bene Gesserit, and the Fremen coming to Arrakis for the first time 10,000 years before any of this up to stuff right before this and in between Frank's books . However, let's just say those two are no Frank Herbert. Not even close. But it's not bad, it just never reaches the highs Frank's book do. It's just something with a feel closer to Star Wars than Frank's Dune. Much more "Space Opera" than Political, Cultural, and Action Sci-Fi like this is. Hope that helps answer your question.

He does love her with his last breath. Just remember the Bene Gesserit sisterhood are behind all this.

To all the dorks who, for the last three months, have been saying "I like the book version of Chani better. She understood Paul's need for a political marriage!" I would just point to BissFlix as an example of how a real woman would react. 😂

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha, thanks for watching

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

Completely opposite example. Also that is dork example by it's core.

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

The fact that you have audacity to call other adult mature people dorks while being dork yourself and pretending to know how real women would react, while being detremental for society and even themselves is truly mind boggling.

@zoesumra9152

27 күн бұрын

Frank Herbert was a man born in 1920 and writing in the 60s. He forgot that women were people...

@mrfrosty3

21 күн бұрын

Marriage purely for romantic love is a relatively modern concept and is not the norm in many modern cultures.

I luv your fiery passionate reactions Biss 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️💛

The Great Convention (the treaty between the Great Houses of the Imperium) forbade the use of atomics against human targets. If Paul had used them directly against the Harkonnen, the other Houses would have had cause to destroy House Atreides. Here, however, he uses it simply to breach the Shield Wall to let the worm riders get into the Arrakeen plains.

@MongooseTales

Ай бұрын

And also to let the storm into the basin, where it disrupts the shielding of the Emperor's ship.

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

House Atreidies were already destroyed. Also Great Houses did it in Holy War in Messiah against human targets, but at the end Paul was victorious and his Fremen warrior. He managed to destroy almost 32 religions and humbled the houses to bend his will. No matter what he did, Great Houses would not win, since it's impossible.

@goyasolidar

Ай бұрын

​@@SenatePalpatinetroller House Atreides was never destroyed. It existed so long as any scion of the House still lived. In this case, the House endured through Paul and Alia. And no, the Fremen under Paul never used atomics at any point in Dune Messiah. In fact, there was outrage when it was discovered that the conspirators against Muad'dib had used a stoneburner. *They used a stone burner,” Paul said. After the briefest pause, the man said: “So I was told, Sire.” “You know what that means, of course.” “The fuel could only have been atomic.” Paul nodded, thinking of how this man’s mind must be racing. Atomics. The Great Convention prohibited such weapons. Discovery of the perpetrator would bring down the combined retributive assault of the Great Houses. Old feuds would be forgotten, discarded in the face of this threat and the ancient fears it aroused.*

@goyasolidar

Ай бұрын

@@SenatePalpatinetroller House Atreides was never destroyed. It existed so long as any scion of the House still lived. In this case, the House endured through Paul and Alia. And no, the Fremen under Paul never used atomics at any point in Dune Messiah. In fact, there was outrage when it was discovered that the conspirators against Muad'dib had used a stoneburner. *They used a stone burner,” Paul said. After the briefest pause, the man said: “So I was told, Sire.” “You know what that means, of course.” “The fuel could only have been atomic.” Paul nodded, thinking of how this man’s mind must be racing. Atomics. The Great Convention prohibited such weapons. Discovery of the perpetrator would bring down the combined retributive assault of the Great Houses. Old feuds would be forgotten, discarded in the face of this threat and the ancient fears it aroused.*

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

@@goyasolidar You literally accomplished nothing by quoting certain aspects and parts of the books by ignoring others. Paul killed 61 billion people and destroyed over 30 religions. All houses were weakened and bent to his knee. Also Paul and Fremen were using atomic bombs against great houses. Discovery did not bring down perpetrator, discovery only blinded him, when they retaliated, but at the end Paul has won. Entire war was literally a nuclear war in galaxy. And having survived Artredies few remains in small minority doesn't make Atreidies to exist, since Atredies did not had their own leader anymore. They were just a memory under the rule of Paul and Alia.

Although I enjoyed the film, I was disappointed that their restructuring of the story, having Chani leave in anger, required them to leave out one of the best lines in the book. In the book, Jessica explains to Chani that the marriage to the emperor's daughter is necessary to bring peace out of the war. And that Chani would be officially a concubine, just as she herself was. She then says, "Do you see that haughty princess over there? They say she has pretensions of a literary nature. Let us hope she takes joy in such things. For she will never feel love, nor touch from her husband. As for you and I, though we bear the title of Concubine, history will call us Wives." One of the best lines in the book.

@McKamikazeHighlander

Ай бұрын

Yet despite the fact that they altered events from the book, it actually made the film more authentic to the overall meaning behind the entire saga that Frank Herbert was trying to communicate. More "accuate" adaptations have given us an ending which seems to be quite a heroic, happy ending. But the events of the next books show that not to be the case and that is what Herbert was trying to say - beware of messiahs. So by being slightly inaccurate to the first book, it became a far more authentic adaptation of the saga. Authenticity trumps accuracy every time

@leonardofacchin1452

Ай бұрын

Yeah, the original story is not "woke enough" for today's Hollywood... Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the movie a lot and Zandaya did an outstanding job in giving much more personality to a character that in the book is very important, but mostly in a supporting role, almost never taking the spotlight. But the issue is that the relationship between Chani and Paul in the book is much more "adult" than in the movie, even though the characters are much younger. And part of the maturity of their relationship manifests itself through Chani recognizing that Paul is a man whose choices will impact the destiny and the lives of hundreds of billions of people in the galaxy. As personal and intense as the romantic relationship between the two might be, it can't overshadow the responsibility Paul is invested with when it comes the time to make political decisions. I don't know how many people that didn't read the book have realized that Paul's hesitation in taking control of the Fremen was caused by the knowledge that by doing so he would unleash a jihad that would lead to more than 30 billions dead across the known galaxy...

@joepegel

Ай бұрын

​@@leonardofacchin1452 Most of the reactors I've watched have picked up on that pretty quick.

@leonardofacchin1452

Ай бұрын

@@joepegel I'm not so sure. I mean, I don't think most of them figured out the scale of destruction that war would unleash.

@mss11235

Ай бұрын

Okay

I love your enthusiasm an energy, thanks so much for the video. :)

you cannot use atomics directly on the people, that's in the religious orange bible in the Dune universe, because of horrific events in the past....that's an understanding between the great houses in the Lansraad.

Paul's story is strikingly similar to that of the prophet Muhammed, except that Muhammed created the religion himself to build an army instead of reluctantly accepting it.

Nice reaction ! you asked for it. original book serie from Frank Herbert, 1963-1985, 6 books, the two movies is the first book. His son, Brian Herbert, with Kevin J Anderson (a very good Star wars book writer) continue the books serie with two more books ending the story, using ntoes from his father. After that they wrote prequels explaining much more the Dune universe. So you have 22 books plus some short stories.

The shot after 37:28 (we can't see it in your video) is the same shot at 47:56 . Feyd Rautha is focusing on his blade and Paul's face, in the meantime Paul remove the blade from his hip with his left hand and stab Feyd Rautha. This is what Paul wanted from the beginning, it was a trap.

It gives you Star Wars vibes because Star Wars main influence was DUNE.

@chaospoet

Ай бұрын

Yes and no. It was one of them for sure. It's Dune meets Akira Kurosowa's "Hidden Fortress". But Lucas had made a sci-fi movie before Star Wars "THX 1138" so some of the look and feel in Star Wars came from that as well. It's a blend of all 3.

DUNE parte 2 es una exelente secuela, saludos con mucho cariño desde PERÚ.✌😎❤🇵🇪

Hans Zimmer Is the GOAT

God, your reaction was so good.

on arrakis; first you get the spice, then you get the power, then you get the womeeen

First person to react to this movie that correctly deduced Jessica's birth origins

Awesome reaction of my favorite Dune movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

"He's like that character from Star Wars... the glooopy worm," is my new favorite movie review ever. They should put that on the poster 😀

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Hahaha glad you enjoyed that

In the book, Chani accepts the fact that Paul needs to marry the Princess as a means of gaining power - and, more importantly, as a means of saving humanity. Remember, he can now glimpse into the future and he sees that humanity is doomed. The only way for him to avert that is by following a narrow path and unfortunately, that path first leads to a holy war which kills billions. But even though he took Irulan as his bride, he refuses to lie with her. It is purely political and is completely loyal to Chani. This concept of taking a concubine rather than a wife runs throughout the books - Jessica was Leto's concubine as he needed to leave the possibility to form political alliances through marriage open, but he never did. Now, if Chani is OK with the marriage in the book, why did they change it you might ask? To prevent Paul becoming emperor being perceived as an entirely good thing. And that was the point of the books, the message is "beware of messiahs". But this message is not fully apparent in the first film. So ironically, while they might have changed aspects of the story from the book, the theme and the original message of the whole saga is more on point than any previous adaptations. You're not supposed to feel happy about Paul's choice but you need to realise he didn't do it because he was being a "typical guy". It was what needed to happen

“This guy is all muscle no brain.”encapsulates the character

@adamwebster1666

Ай бұрын

He is called "Beast" Rabban for good reason, after all. Mr. Bautista played it well.

@chaospoet

Ай бұрын

Kind of encapsulates Dave as well to a degree. Don't know if you've ever watched some of his vlogs, but he's not quite the sharpest tooth in the sandworm. Wrestling? Business savy? Smart guy. Outside of that... let's just say there are things you'd expect him to know better.

Just remember this came out before and inspired star wars. So no, this isn't like star wars, star wars is like dune

"It's raining men." Brilliant audio-visual dad joke. 🤣🤣🤣

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha glad you enjoyed it

Love the reaction and how much you enjoyed it! One of us.

You should go to the cinema to watch Dune 3. There are so many other films you can watch on this channel, but the amount of times a big film like Dune is in the cinema is limited. Some films deserves to be watched on a large screen and sound system.

Love your little "worm dance"...really cute!

I am loving your reaction. You are fabulous 😊😊

Amazing as always Biss!

Good one Biss, this is why I am a Mint Biscuit. I saw this in the theater - after 3 top quality Scotches - it was like a rock concert.... LOUD and great.

Wonderful reaction Biss. 😊😊❤❤

" SUBSCRIBE"!!!! LOL You had me on the floor !! haha

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Hahaha Glad you enjoyed that and the reaction

"There is a place exactly like this, where the sand meets the sea." Yeah, that is called a beach :P

Really really great reaction! I loved it. 🥰

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

I must subscribe. It is the will of the Biss Flix!

I LOVE to watch how EVERYBODY freaking out about political marriage of Paul with princess Irulan. XDDD In feodal society is norm, if you're born in rich family you must save your proposal as extremely valuable asset in diplomacy acts. ALSO, Paul's mother wasn't his father's WIFE, she was his legal concubine, in Dune Universe this status of woman means that she have the title and her children will be legal inheritors, and of course that means that SHE is who REALLY loved by man, and Chani will be Paul's legal concubine. :)

"He who controls the spice, controls the Universe." The place the sand meets the sea that I know of is in Africa, on the Atlantic coast to the South. | The film is fantastic visually, but lacking story wise. The miniseries does a much better job with the story. Also the miniseries followed up and did the next two books already. Deni hates dialogue... he had no business taking on this project which is heavy with dialogue. And he did Chani dirty, changing her story like he did making her a petulant child not a dutiful Fremen. And there are no atheist Fremen in the book. Just various views on what is prophecy and what isn't. The barb in the arena is like the picadors that lance the bulls to bleed and weaken them for the Matador. 6 books by Frank Herbert in the Dune series. Several more by his son. You'll like Paul again in the next book. His father loved his mother even though she was consort. She chose that to make sure he could marry into another house. But she's the one that bore his children. Marriage does't always = love.

Remember that Paul has to follow a narrow path of destiny. It's like Dr. Strange in the end game.

Hahaha the casualness of that 'get fucked' in response to Feyd was pretty great

He who controls the spice, controls the universe.

Hello miss cute. I watched the reaction waiting for the tears at the end and they did not come. Instead I got an Angry BISS. Madged works too. Madged as hell. loved it biss keep up the good work and as always keep it cute.

36:05 This made me break out laughing. I love you, Blissfix. Okay, I'll subscribe.

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha thank you for subscribing

You cracked me up when they were talking about the sandwalk. You had that look like. Will you please shut up!

LISAN AL GAIB 🙇‍♂️🔥🍻 and Paul pulled out the 1st knife in his side while distracting with his hand on the other knife. then stabbed feyd with the 1st

@joepegel

Ай бұрын

While directing Feyd's knife to the side so that it stabs his shoulder rather than his chest or throat.

4:24 That's one of the best jokes I've ever heard Please don't ever stop ❤️ Much love from Scotland ❤️👌

"I'm trying to look for a proper nickname." Fat Palpatine.

28:23 🤣this is a strong family relationship

The ONLY way for Paul to be considered a royal in the other houses eyes is to marry a royal. He really had zero other choices to consolidate his power.

Favorite part of the movie: "I'm going to go through the screen" . "The Balloon Guy", the baron, was "Jabba the Hut" in Star Wars. Movie suggestion: "A Haunting in Venice" it is a murder-mystery like "Knives Out." You will have a lot of fun with guessing the clues. Your reaction to Paul after he proposes the alliance with the Emperor's daughter was priceless. And your comments on how girls know when other girls are giving the "look" to someone.

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha thank you for the suggestion and I’m glad you enjoyed this

Great reaction as always.

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much

"Power over spice is power over all."

Great movie, better reaction Miss Bisscute thanks for this one i love It ❤❤❤ because your other channel i know you love Sting voice, just for you Biss you should watch Dune (1984) in that one Sting acting performance is the same character as Austin B.

Stilgar and Chani represented the duality and conflict for Paul’s choice to walk the golden path. Duty over personal happiness. The novel is more layered, but giving Stilgar and Chani the voices that Paul has internally makes for a more compelling movie. Chani still plays a part past this, but it was visually more impactful to see a betrayal of sorts, a sacrifice one could also say

As it was written in the novel, Paul's mother was not married to his father, she was his concubine. It looks like they are saving it for the next movie but Chani becomes Paul's concubine and has his children. The daughter of the Emperor is Paul's wife in name only.

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

I see, thanks

Hope is the best of things bis.

The voice worked, I subscribed

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Good good, thank you for subscribing

'The only one who wins is the emperors daughter'. If only sis knew 😅

Zendaya said one of the worst things about filming in the desert was always having sand in your eyes.

You are hilarious! You had me laughing through the whole movie. Very different reaction.

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha glad you enjoyed it

I have the sound system to watch it at home but I needed a bigger TV than my 55" to watch it on. I might just sit closer next time.

FYI, in the book he told Chanii that there would be no physical contact between him the daughter, it was in name only. Also it was his sister who killed the baron.

39:06 - He said “caca” 😂 💩

Your accent is so nice :)

"You're the only girl I text." LOL 🤣

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Haha

There are 6 books in the Dune Series written by Frank Herbert (and a bunch more written by his son, which are not nearly as well received), which are Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune, God Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune and Chapterhouse: Dune. These two movies are an adaption of just the first novel. The movies are stunning and excellent as stand alone works on their own merit. As adaptions of the novel, I'd say they capture like 75-80% of what is in Dune, but it is also one of the most complex and multi-layered books I've ever read, so that is an achievement. I think they sort of dropped the ball somewhat at the end, both because they sort of ignored or didn't address the implications of what they had very skillfully built up over the rest of the movie, and because the ending kind of undermines some of the main themes. They also made the Fremen much more two-dimensional than they are in the book. What the movie does do particularly well though, and a lot of this is reflected in the MUCH different character of Chani, is that Paul is NOT a Hero and one of the main theses of the book is that a Hero/Messiah is by far one of the WORST things that can happen to a people.

Where the Sand meets the Sea is called a "Beach".

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

Namib Desert, meets the Atlantic Ocean in northern Namibia well I was refering to this . I am sure when you see it you'll understand

@dannymulryan.7415

Ай бұрын

@@BissFlix I was being a smart ass but thanks for the clarification 😁

When you used the voice, I made sure I was subscribed!

@BissFlix

Ай бұрын

As it was written, thank you for subscribing

actually in the book Paul's sister was already born and she kills the Baron

4:24 YES!!! Finally someone started singing "It's Raining Men" like I did the first time I watched this (and still do a bit).🤣 Bisscute is a Queen. 👑 23:13 That's Christopher Walken. Many of us could give you a long list of his excellent movies. For another of his great performances, you should check out "Weapon Of Choice" by Fatboy Slim on your music channel. Cool song and an awesome video.

@joepegel

Ай бұрын

4:24 I was singing "Let The Bodies Hit The Floor".

@SilentBob731

Ай бұрын

@@joepegel That works too. 🤘🤘🤘

Lisan al Gaib!

8:05 Oh no, we Dudes got that one loud and clear too. 😉 9:30 Well, Arrakis' pronunciation does lend itself to your lovely and perfectly rolled "R"s. 😻 11:27 Getting "Life Of Brian" vibes here (a movie that gives "Every Religion Ever" vibes). 12:41 The immediate rebuke of his Mansplaining here is Gold, much like Bisscute's reaction. 🤣 19:42 RATATATA!!! 44:52 What would have happened if Mantis hadn't put Drax to sleep on Knowhere.💀 46:06 "In the Game of Thrones, you win or you die".

Everyone has already said this, but if you read the books, every decision Paul makes after domino the Water of Life is the "narrow road" he has to follow in order to lead to the least harmful result. All the results lead to doom for billions, but the narrow path is the least evil option. Choosing to marry Princess Irulan doesn't mean he loves her (in fact, their relationship is ruinous for the princess). Paul loves Chani--I won't spoil it, but it makes sense in the end.

There are dozens of books but the only ones which really matter (in that they are the only ones everyone agrees are canon) are the first 6 published books in the series by Frank Herbert himself. I know you mentioned knowing about strategy, but please keep in mind, we are still in pure feudalism even though it's over 20K years in the future. Generally speaking, at that level, marriage has rarely (if ever) had anything to do with love, and when it did, bad things tended to happen. History also shows it doesn't always mean there will be children or sexytime. Also, Paul's vision is (as far as we know) just about error free now. Not only does he see only one single way forward, but also Chani coming to terms with the situation. As harsh as it feels, as portrayed he has not betrayed his fidelity to Chani. He still has his wiggle room.