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@mikeuk666

4 ай бұрын

The noise the Desert Mouse makes was originally from the Dani Conner Wild channel here & is a baby Squirrel 😊

@jakeg3347

4 ай бұрын

monopoly just dumped a ton of money on sponsors all at once because every video on youtube is this same sponsor right now lol

@highwithhobbs1173

4 ай бұрын

I'm in college right now an I was just hyperfocused on these paintings, The Garden of Earthly Delights, Triptych by Hieronymus Bosch and there is one of those mouse in that painting. (41:06) can you say (REACH!) 😂

@Ryukushin

4 ай бұрын

Great video, small detail though, small thing, but Jessica couldn't marry into House Harkonan because her father IS the Baron. See Paul is descendent from the Atredes line, but Jessica's line is The Bull (Harkonan) and that is why Paul is so rare and otherwordly he is the "best" of both peoples

Minor point - his death to Jamis isn't a symbolic death, it's him actually dying. Paul can't see the definite future, he can see possible futures - him dying in the duel is one possible future, which he obviously hopes to avoid

@BassLineProductionsI

4 ай бұрын

Correct, in the tent scene he envisions being a warlord that has a fanatical army using his father's skull as a religious item. None of that occurs as such, maybe

@mulletmann6558

3 ай бұрын

this is already know to the reader by this time...that futures are merely possibilities, and you can influence it towards or away from an individual future. some things are set in stone and cannot be altered, though you find this out much much later.

@rubiksworld2170

3 ай бұрын

@@BassLineProductionsIyet 😅

@azmodanpc

3 ай бұрын

@@BassLineProductionsI Actually, the Jihad becomes reality and contributes to his undoing in Paul Messiah.

@BassLineProductionsI

3 ай бұрын

@azmodanpc the books actually Dune Messiah, I've also read it, and I'm pretty sure they never used the father's skull hence my mentioning of such and also stating maybe at the end of my comment.

8:50 whilst you can take Paul's visions of his death as metaphor, it's also worth noting that his visions are sometimes seeing different versions of the future.

@PhilAlm92

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, in the books he and his children constantly flickers through ”possible futures”

@petrino

4 ай бұрын

yet retaining memories of them... kinda like everything everywhere :P

@darkglass1

4 ай бұрын

Exactly. Not really metaphorical, but instead seeing multiple possible futures until he acts, which locks a future into place. Hence the term, prescience, used all over in the book.

I think Villeneuve waiting to get more experience in director other sci-fi movies like Arrival and Blade Runner 2049, before to start on Dune shows how much respect he had for the source material as he wanted to make sure he made the best film possible to honor it. The gulf between having an experienced director working on Dune , compared to some of the recent MCU movies that had very inexperienced directors is very telling.

@katehartley2333

4 ай бұрын

Villeneuve did a wonderful job with visual symbolism in Enemy(2013?). The problem isn't with talent, it's with studios not wanting to take a chance on anything less than a sure thing.

@lizardog

4 ай бұрын

@@katehartley2333 To be fair, if you don't make money, you can't make more movies. It's always a balance between art and commerce.

@gbail9566

3 ай бұрын

I'm disappointed that Lady Jessica was played as so anxious and vigilant. My impression of her from the books is someone more controlling, certain of herself but needing to cultivate calm to take decisive but not rushing in. It is she who leads him into the desert a child up to the point where Paul's meeting with Fremen and battle serving as his rite of passage, not really meeting Chani until accepted into the Fremen Seich.

@buxzw1945

3 ай бұрын

I thought this was a terrible tribute to the book that focused on visual spectacle over the compelling plots within plots of the book. Normally I don't care if a movie makes necessary changes to bring a vision to life... but this just ignores the parts of Dune that differentiate it from the works that Dune would inspire. I love Star Wars, but reducing Dune to an action movie feels like a huge disrespect to the source material.

@solarmaru49

3 ай бұрын

You make it sound like he wanted to arrive at dune. Careers don’t work like that. At all.

12:00 correction about the mentats. They don't get their abilities from spice, but something called "the juice of sapho", which is why their lips are stained - or maybe tattooed to cover up the stains, I forget. The navigators of The Spacing Guild, on the other hand, are literally drowning in the spice.

@SAPANNow

4 ай бұрын

So are they humans turned into computers?

@rossbooth4635

4 ай бұрын

@TheJobyDick they're the closest thing that exists (after the Butlerian Jihad which was thousands of years before Dune).

There are two key scenes in the book that I'm gobsmacked were left out of the film: 1) the big dinner scene (which would have been a great way to introduce & explain all the various factions) & 2) Duncan's drunked rant towards Jessica followed by her confrontation with Thufir Hawat (which would have added great tension about how the move to Arrakis affected the House, as well as shown a Bene Gesserit & a Mentat going tete-a-tete) These would've added maybe only 10 min or so to the runtime. I think Dune actually suffers from being too short. We don't "luxuriate" in Arrakis after the move & the way it's edited makes it seem like the Harkonnens attacked the same day the Atreides arrival. There's really no concept of time passing for the viewer.

@zoltanposfai3451

4 ай бұрын

Agreed. The dinner scene is such a condensed summary of non-fremen life on Arrakis. And I think that Leto's single sentence, "I'm not asking the Mother. I'm asking the Benne Gesserit", does not convey long-term intentional friction between Leto and Jessica, and how that also unsettles others. (e.g. Duncan.)

@DrtyALGreen

4 ай бұрын

Idk the dinner is a huge section of the book. You had the water seller and smuggler plot lines that would have to be expanded. I would've loved to see it but I see why it was cut.

@jaywill1028

4 ай бұрын

I think they actually filmed a version of the dinner scene but it was cut and you can see at least one scene where Duncan has on a formal wear but it’s brief and cuts right away.

@selardohr7697

4 ай бұрын

Also the greenhouse room where Jessica finds the hidden warning of a traitor written on a leaf!

@lizardog

4 ай бұрын

@@selardohr7697 That scene had such impact on me when I first read it.

Many of the BG abilities are not derived from Spice, including the voice and their control of their body. They can realize nearly complete control of their bodies through a practice called Para Bindu. This is demonstrated by Jessica training Paul before they left Calladan.

@Szokynyovics

4 ай бұрын

Not Prana Bindu?

@BrianSurratt

4 ай бұрын

@@Szokynyovics yes. . It was an autonomic response to "someone on the Internet is wrong" and I made a mistake. Thanks!

Pretty sure that is wasn’t Spice use that allowed Jessica (or other Bene Gesserits) to choose the gender of their children. Rather it was done through their training of body control.

@RELAXcowboy

4 ай бұрын

I don't remember completely but I do know that after a BG drinks of the Water of life to become a Reverend Mother It gives them the ability to control the way their bodies break down chemicals within their bodies making them "Immune" to poison (They have to actively concentrate on breaking it down to make it not kill. in the book Paul of Dune there is a scene where he gets attacked by a bunch of hunter/seekers. He grabs and stops a bunch but manages to get hit a couple times but is able to convert the poison into something safer for his body to break down but it requires time to do.)

@buxzw1945

3 ай бұрын

100%

@pamelalansbury94

3 ай бұрын

That’s the impression I got. Haven’t read the book though.

It’s not the spice alone that gives people powers, it’s an enhancement drug. The gender choosing and their powers of observation and control is through the BG’s practices and training, spice only enhances what humans had developed on our own. And the mentats use a drug called sapho that stains their lips which puts them in a trance, some use the spice to enhance these abilities

@AdwoaKaren

4 ай бұрын

🎯

The spice lets Paul see all his possible futures, but he isn’t always sure which is the real future. So he has the experience of all those future lessons. Once he gets the Bene Gesserit powers, he has the memories and experience of ALL his past generations. That’s what the “dreams” in the first part are.

@dreadelectric7745

4 ай бұрын

CORRECT! 👍🏿

@Pdotta1

4 ай бұрын

@@dreadelectric7745 thank you, 🙏

In Dune 2020, the scene where the kris knife is presented to Jessica, there is the guard in the room that she tells to stand down, yet in the book it is made clear in this scene, that if anyone other than a fremen sees the knife, they must either be killed or have a purification ritual, and that the knife must shed blood before being sheathed. In the book, Jessica goes to stick Mapes to draw blood, but her training catches signs telling her that the knife is likely poisoned, since the tooth nerve creates a hollow that allows poison to easily be secreted, and at the last moment cuts her with the edge, thus adding more and more to the legends for Mapes, thus her report on Jessica is the best it could be.

I read all the books and saw all the movies. This is one of the best, most complex stories ever written. One gripe I have with all the movies though is how little they show of the bene gesserit. They're a really interesting faction pulling the strings of the universe, performing eugenics to control the future, holding the knowledge of all previous members, and have full physical (martial arts) and mental control. The Voice is just one tool in their vast, terrifying arsenal.

@CesarM-16.51

4 ай бұрын

I think the air of mystery is what they wanted for the first movie, I think they might dive a bit deeper in the next one.

@ShishakliAus

3 ай бұрын

@@CesarM-16.51 Yeah we'll see more BG powers with Alia oh wait no we won't because Alia won't be born in the next movie WHOOPS

@buxzw1945

3 ай бұрын

I hate how they cut out the politics and Dr Yueh plot. 2/3rds of the first film should have been an espionage thriller that blows up into the escape to the desert ending with them crashing the vertibird

@ALL_that_ENDS

Ай бұрын

Then You know how stupid this story gets during Messiah and especially after? Because it's fucking stupid

at 19:00 , one thing I think helps with their "animal vs human" bit, is that these great houses have people who've been bred to be superheroes. If they're not going to use the power wisely, they won't be able to be stopped. they're right to be terrified by their own creations giving in to their baser desires like the Harkonnens do so much. We should also be wary, too, though less murdery.

Literally minutes ago saw that Dune 2 is coming 3/1 and need to watch the first again. Your timing is impeccable old chap

I watch this breakdown this morning I watch the movie... see something I didn't see before then watch this breakdown again and notice more n more . Thanks Paul. Love these mate

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

much appreciated mate, thanks for the kind words

Really looking forward to Dune part 2, I hope it will be as epic as the trailer promises. I think Denis Villeneuve will not dissapoint.

I watched this movie for the first time about 5 or 6 days ago, I put it off for a long time because previously it didn’t look like something I’d like but the more breakdown videos I saw on it the better it looked, so I watched it and I gotta say, A+, really great movie I’m looking forward to the next one this year, it gives me like a mad max old 80’s movie vibe even though it’s more like Star Wars, it just feels like a mad max world with that old school movie vibe, really enjoyable and different from anything else we’ve been getting the last decade. And great video my friend!

I theorized that the spider “pet” was doctors Yuez wife transformed as he mentions “they take her apart like a doll”

22:03 this is also a double reference to the Freman name for the sandworm - Shai-Hulud or Old Man of the Desert.

I always assume that the vision with him, and Jamis are him actually looking into the future at every possible outcome, and seeing which outcome it was in which he lives, and then making sure he does that

@BrianSurratt

4 ай бұрын

This or to convey that Paul's visions are imperfect. Just because he sees it in a vision does not mean it will come true.

I just finished rereading Dune Messiah. Love this video. Thanks for making it! Great job.

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

ey much appreciated, cant wait to see what Denis does with that, wonder if he will do Children as well

8:14 it’s almost undescribable how hearing that in the cinemas for the first time felt.

Oh, hell yes! Was looking forward to this after you showed the thumbnail/title off in the community tab the other day. Love the books, and I've rewatched part 1 way more times than I care to admit lol

Saw part 2 last night and it’s fantastic!

This quickly becoming my favourite KZread channel, great job again Paul! The Death visions I thought were him seeing potential futures and the beginning of his prescience which later envelops him. Here he can navigate it as its just his own immediate mortality that's at risk, later every action leads to a larger dark path (which I won't spoil) that he feels he has no way out of. By seeing the potential futures he can navigate the fight as he knows the outcome of each move. He's playing it like chess like a game which echoes back to the fight with Gurney at the beginning which is why I believe it was done like this, to echo both the past and future.

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

thanks so much

Just saw part 2. I have watch part 1 about 100 times. Jesus I want to go right back 8s to the theater. It is just gripping the whole time. I was basically speechless the whole time

Weird hearing you say Paul so much lol

@mattcliburn

4 ай бұрын

Hahaha IKR

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Euphoria scene: is this movie about me

@factualopinion4275

4 ай бұрын

Great meme trend ​@@heavyspoilers

@pamelalansbury94

4 ай бұрын

My son’s name is Paul and he LOVES hearing or seeing his name so he loves this channel

@Firenutz

4 ай бұрын

@@pamelalansbury94Just never, ever call your son Definition!

Many thanks for this massive lore drop!!!

Great video. I love dune seen it loads of times can’t wait for part 2 👌

Bringing out the big breakdown! Nice 😁👍

21:55 I saw this as a flash into his future among other names, the worms are called "old man of the desert" by the fremen I think he was saying that he recognized the sound and feeling of a worm coming - a feeling from his future path

love all your videos

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Much appreciated, thank you

I recently re-watched it, it is a masterpiece! Can't wait for Part Two!!

That bagpipe is not a bagpipe, it's a guitar with effects made to sound like a bagpipe.

just watched this movie today and the amount of visual symbolism is something you don't really see in a lot of mainstream movies anymore. my favorite is the blue dress lady jessica wears, which i found super reminiscent of the virgin mary, who also had the messiah as her son. super cool parallel in my opinion. a bunch of other stuff caught me and my friends attention and it was a blast to catch these little symbols and what-not. also ost is INCREDIBLE.

I've heard in several places that the spider creature is likely the doctor's wife, taken apart and rebuilt/mutated as a horrible torture yet leaving her alive in order to keep the doctor's loyalty

@BrianSurratt

4 ай бұрын

Eeeeeeewweww.

@BrianSurratt

4 ай бұрын

I've argued that the absurd odd behavior by the Harkonnen in the '84 movie is one of the few places Lynch showed but didn't ALSO tell the audience. In the books the Baron and his family do truly horrible, corrupt things. The over top behavior in Dune 84 is a proxy for actions that could not be put on film.

@Sk4M_.RangeroftheNorth

4 ай бұрын

"They take her apart like a doll!" This dialogue by Yueh confirmation for me that the spider thing is 'Wanna Marcus' his wife.🕷😱🕷

Jodorofsky’s Dune is one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen. Worth a watch

Please please please keep up the breakdowns.🙏🏿I was needing my fix and I appreciate the movie crack😌

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

No doubt man, love doing em

This video has been put together so well, Kudos to you Sir

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Thank you

So excited for part 2!!

I reread the book again after this movie. One notable difference I clocked was that Paul, in the movie, is much more overtly fearful and reticent of the dark path laid before him. In the book I see almost no indications of this until he goes into his self-induced exhile after the first book.

Great video Mr. Definition.

Great breakdown. So much in this film

44:40 - Heavy Spoiler... Paul is trained in shield fighting, which means he is fast on the defence but slow on the attack. The Fremen saw this as Paul dramatically out matching Jamis and toying with him, but in reality was him having to break his shield training.

Great summary and analysis on DUNE. Love all your work.

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Ey thank you mate, the $5 really means a lot. Hope you have a great weekend.

Dune is my favourite book series so this video is an instant masterpiece

Fantastic man!!! Absolutely fantastic. So hyped for this movie. We’ve recently moved and gotten all set up with our new TV’s and home theater stuff and all so I’m thinking this weekend will be a good spot to watch Dune again

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

thank you

Ugh. I CANT WAIT FOR PART 2!!!

0:41 your legit the fourth KZreadr that I have that I watch the most this guy psychic

YO!!! That Dreams (Gabrielle) at the 10:40 mark was a helluva lyrical deep cut. Had to pause and get a listen for nostalgia sake, so my appreciation is truly genuine for that one.

Oh wow I would've thought you would have done this years ago. I already know absolutely everything about dune but I'll still watch this cuz I love ya.

Villeneuve did a great job with Prisoners. I caught so much more the 2nd time

@someOldBaldguy

4 ай бұрын

I just realized I like all of his movies lol

Paul I love this channel.. Helped me get through some really dark time!! Bring back the podcast.. Please 😂

@heavyspoilers

3 ай бұрын

thank you so much, will be dropping one next week

@marcclaydon857

3 ай бұрын

@@heavyspoilers ahh man and that reply has made my day! I look forward to seeing a new "real spoilers" pop up 😂 take it easy fella and thank you again! Absolute life saver!

Great breakdown and very informative Amazing Beautiful Film Cheers

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Thank you

@eddysandland58

4 ай бұрын

Pleasure

Hell yeah. I love Now Playing. Glad you shouted them out.

HI PAUL ✌🏽 I can’t believe my luck! Dune is on Netflix over here and I just happened to throw it on the other night, rewatching it little by little. Felt like I needed a refresher before seeing the sequel. But to my surprise you have this breakdown?! Dope. I love it. Thanks for the solid work Heavy Spoilers gang!

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Ah nice! Hope you enjoy the video Toni

@hecticmediapro

3 ай бұрын

Nice one 👍 didnt know it was on Netflix. Appreciated 🙏

The most mind blowing part of this video is the movie is already 3 years old.

great breakdown

Awesome!! 🙌

"I recognize your footsteps old man" could also be referring to Shi-halud, the old man of the desert

Love these long in-depth breakdown

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Thank you

Ah man you were so close at 32:00 The spider creature is the Dr.s wife!!!!

I'm going to watch your videos multiple times anyway so it's nice to have a reason to with early access

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Thank you mate, hope you enjoy the multiple watch through haha

I still get goosebumps when the bagpipe plays!

AWESOME!!!!

Ooohhhhh weeeee can't wait til you drop this dune part break down 😂

Watched it again yesterday. Still slaps.

Paul, great video! Sardaukar pronounced SAR-DAO-KAR. 👍🏿

Rewatched this last night in IMAX with Laser GT on the UK’s widescreen cinema screen. 😎 Now watching this in-depth breakdown video. 😊 Thank you Paul. 🙏🏻

i have watched it everyday for a week i am obsessed

I actually really like your subtle suggestions to "like" your videos. It's the first I've seen it done without being desperate or cliche' or just outright annoying and it's kinda funny too.

Correct me if I’m wrong, I’ve read the books but I don’t ever remember them mentioning mentats or bene gesserit witches taking spice or needing it for their abilities.

Just watched part two! It is a master piece the closet I’ve felt to the feeling I had when I first watched star wars and lord of the rings! Got a serious smile on my face!!

Paul saw himself die because he didn't just see the future, but ALL possible futures, and the decisions he needed to make to bring about the one of his choosing.

Also Baron Harkonnen favored and definitely did terrible things a boy that looked like Paul, which is even creepier when you realize that that is his grandfather. That being said in essence the Bene Gessirit had already fulfilled their goal of uniting the Atriedes and the Harkonnen to create the Kwisatch Haderach through Jessica and united the houses unbeknownst to the universe as Jessica is the daughter of Baron Harkonnen I believe. Which should have been known by the Reverend Mother as they keep very exhaustive lists of lineage of their sisters.

Awesome ending explained. ✔️🙏 Love this

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙌

He sees glimpses of possible futures. So he saw his own death, as well as one where Jamis lives and teaches Paul about the desert. Shame he didn't find his way to this outcome.

The scene with the Mormon missionaries helping House Atreides move house to Arrakis was surprising!

Please do a video on the society of the snow

Had to pause and jump on Spotify to enjoy Dreams by Gabrielle. 10:38

Thank you Paul, I tried watching this when I was a kid and never made it through the end.

Part 2 is a spectacular visual experience with much more action for those who think Part 1 was methodic

The spice....must flow

i love the bagpipes

Yep, I love it.

I love the bagpipes

32:42 “They’d take her apart like a doll” that’s your answer to who the spider with human limbs is.

Yesterday, after watching this breakdown , i re-watched the movie, and boy, i did enjoy it more. Or al leat more than the few times i watched it in the past.

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Ey glad to hear, that means a lot

I thought it was alluded to that that spider-like creature was the doctor's wife.

Glad I saw this in theaters with my step-dad. I knew we were in for a treat, so I watched his reaction for a few key moments

I didn’t think it would take this long for this breakdown to come out

I think you are correct in seeing the vision of Paul's death fighting Jamis are a metaphor for rebirth, but it is also its him walking through the various potential outcomes to find the (golden) path subconsciously.

The bagpipes were a surprise but Hans keeps things epic. Figured like the bullfighting and Mandarin, all stuff they held onto from Earth.

Any suggestions on any good Si Fi shows? I just finished The Silent Sea and All of Us Are Dead on Netflix, and need to keep this binge going.

@mikeuk666

4 ай бұрын

For all Mankind, Foundation, See, the Expanse, Legion.

28:36 this is actually the black hawk down shot. James Cameron and Denis Villeneuve talk about this shot.

37:14 Cat jam!!!

You should do an episode on the fifth element

My boy prepping for Dune part 2, just finished watching your blade runner videos. We move!

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Legend!

Canadian here. I love bagpipes. My uncle played them at my brothers wedding. Beautiful instrument but not for everybody 😂

Had to join to watch this breakdown but worth every penny. Almost done with the book and will be reading and hopefully watching the sequels

@heavyspoilers

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much that means a lot

@Leah-xu2fd

4 ай бұрын

I just finished the second of the series, for I think the 7th time. If it's your first read of the series have a great read, if it's another read of them have a great read!