That moment of the entire desert lifting and exploding behind them as the sandworm appears was one of the most thrilling things I’ve ever experienced in IMAX.

@edmel144

Жыл бұрын

gladly I saw Interstellar at IMAX, I wish I had seen this as well

@SamuelJamesVideos

11 ай бұрын

it gives me chills on my own computer even after seeing it a hundred times so I couldn't imagine that

@dosomestuff1949

11 ай бұрын

Was this scene in imax aspect ratio

@chrisparkes

11 ай бұрын

@@dosomestuff1949 yes I think the whole movie was

@dosomestuff1949

11 ай бұрын

@@chrisparkes no it wasn’t, very few parts were in the imax ratio. Dune 2 will fully be in imax

"I recognize your footsteps, old man." Crazy how he says that same line to Gurney in part 2. His prescience vision becomes true.

@justiceavenger275

2 ай бұрын

Damn right.

@LoneWanderer727

2 ай бұрын

This movie is going to absolutely insane watching part 1 all the way through part 2

@rcloud5271

Ай бұрын

I realized this on my rewatch on dune part 1 these movies are masterpieces

@shockwave2291

Ай бұрын

It's like poetry.

@R2d2..

Ай бұрын

As it was written

I'm so glad I saw this in theatre. One of the best movie experiences ever.

@pkm808

Жыл бұрын

Well now i regret surrendering to streaming at hone

@davecrupel2817

Жыл бұрын

@@pkm808 Never give up the theaters. At least not IMAX. No "home theater" can ever compare to haveing your whole field of view filled with the presentation.

@JohnV170

7 ай бұрын

I got a great surround sound with a 12 inch sub in the living room along with a 60" tv, I don't need a theatre lol

@_Tigon

4 ай бұрын

I saw it five times at the theaters. 🫣😭

@lenn26y

3 ай бұрын

Agreed

0:04 The way Gurney appears and how the music changes instantly is the best depiction of being woken up suddenly that I've ever seen. Beyond adaption, this movie makes this moments we take for granted feel so real.

@gonzobliter8or992

2 ай бұрын

It’s that split-second jump cut when Gurney grabs Paul’s shoulder. Such a small detail that’s barely noticed, but makes a huge difference in pacing.

@Prince_Sharming

2 ай бұрын

@@gonzobliter8or992Right? So much conveyed in a split second.

@IsaiahEmpeigne

Ай бұрын

How it feels when someone wakes you up instead of waking up naturally: 0:04

Bless the Maker and his water Bless the coming and going of him May his passage cleanse the world And keep the world for his people

"I recognize your footsteps, old man." This isn't just a reference to Paul calling Gurney "old man." Remember that Shai Hulud is the "Old Man of the Desert." Paul's nascent prescience and spice enhanced intuition is allowing him to recognize the footsteps of Shai Hulud. Great line!

@Dylanjjensen

2 жыл бұрын

He also says the whole line in the beginning of the movie when he trains with Gurney

@RyanReenBattikh

2 жыл бұрын

I saw it more as the prescience was right then and there telling him Gurney was approaching before Gurney was actually there, and the jarring snap between his utterance of that line and the actual contact of Gurney to get Paul moving back to the Thopter could sort of be how the vision is like an imperfect glimpse into the future, not a concrete truth. I fucking love the editing of the Vision sequences because they are such a unique way to convey the uncertainty factor of prescience. Also like you said, what if it is a prescient murmuring of Leto II saying he recognizes the passing of Shai Hulud...

@billytessio6326

2 жыл бұрын

But also because Paul has access to his genetic memory, he is literally able to see his forebearers experiences ie. "following in my old man's footsteps"

@conlinbryant5037

2 жыл бұрын

I think it could also be interpreted as Paul sensing his son's presence in the future.

@garretthildebrandt428

Жыл бұрын

Moreover, his son will also be prescient, become a worm god hybrid, and live for thousands of years.

Liet-Keynes Prayer to me just emphasizes how significant the Sandworm is to the Fremen.

"Worm signs!" "Harvester under attack!" "Harvester Lost!"

@FreemanicParacusia

21 күн бұрын

Training Insufficient funds

Just read this part in the book, I could hear the actors voices in the lines and the music throughout the scene. This movie was exceptional in capturing the book!

@nomadichippie1930

2 ай бұрын

I just read that part of the book right now

@felathar1985

10 күн бұрын

Not gonna shit on the book but I think this was better showned. Putting Paul in danger was much better than in the book.

@KdogPrime

Күн бұрын

You know, except for the blatant gender and race swapping of one of the key characters purely for political pandering.

@nomadichippie1930

Күн бұрын

@@KdogPrime who cares, the role was much bigger in the book anyway. They didn’t even make it to the sequel

@KdogPrime

15 сағат бұрын

@@nomadichippie1930 Why would the character of Liet Kynes make it to the sequel if he died early in the first half of the book? I don't think that's a valid reason to completely gender-swap and race-swap a character. Just because the role wasn't a long one that doesn't mean it wasn't influential to the story.

That shot of them on the back of the ‘Thopter at 1:01 was well designed and well executed with the combo of practical effects (sand, wind, light in foreground), SFX in the background, and the exceptional score.

@shakkaphillips2444

2 жыл бұрын

My fav scene in the film and one of my fav scene in all of cinema

@costco_pizza

11 ай бұрын

I absolutely love the THUD sound of the music at 1:01. Unbelievable and adds so much to the experience.

@LAZER904

7 ай бұрын

I love how she says a prayer too. Makes you get goosebumps...

@djw_tekken8490

2 ай бұрын

this scene makes no sense sending the king and his son to that dangerous mission lol

@Bobaklives

2 ай бұрын

@@djw_tekken8490 tell me you haven’t seen the movie or read the book without telling me you haven’t seen the movie or read the book…

When I saw this scene at home I cried a little tear for not watching it in a theatre. I am sure if the director had a chance to shake the hole cinema he would. Epic.

@pseudonymousbeing987

Жыл бұрын

Well Hans Zimmer shook the cinema for him. No seriously, the seats shook a couple of times from the score and sound design.

@thenet9537

Жыл бұрын

Saw it on HBO first. Knew I had to see it in IMAX. Saw it last available day and it was so worth it

@dosomestuff1949

11 ай бұрын

@@pseudonymousbeing987u felt a vibration?

@dosomestuff1949

11 ай бұрын

@@pseudonymousbeing987the score was loud as shit, didn’t even see it in theaters saw it in a home thester setup and it was still loud as hell couldn’t imagine how it would be in thesters

@DrKlausTrophobie

8 ай бұрын

@@enviritas9498 I hope so. Part of because i have seen a screen comparison between Imax and theatrical version.

Seeing this in the theater made my jaw drop. The visuals, the music, the sense of awe and urgency...when the desert landscape literally balloons behind Paul and Gurney....holy shit.

I love that really aggressive jump cut

@Inception_ae

20 күн бұрын

fits the ost as welll

this scene in a giant IMAX theater was breathtaking I really wish the aspect ratio expanded on the blu-ray to really give you a sense of scale

This version of this soundtrack is SO BEAUTIFUL.. it's so much better than the one they released

@Swoash

2 жыл бұрын

I know! I wonder why it's different. Hans Zimmer is incredible with everything he does.

@D.A.D.D.Y.

2 жыл бұрын

@@Swoash The album version was probably worked on as a standalone piece by Zimmer, whereas the movie version is specifically tailored to sync with the images on screen, and specifically tailored to the movie theatre experience. I agree that the best parts of the soundtrack were from the movie version itself. That's the reason this movie was so good, the artist who made knew the format inside and out.

@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269

2 жыл бұрын

Read John 3:16 🙏

@RyanReenBattikh

2 жыл бұрын

Ripples in the Sand is pretty unaltered imo

@RyanReenBattikh

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/c5uup5SNlbupnJM.html&ab_channel=WaterTowerMusic

This enormous, terrifying giants became worm-taxies in dune 2.

My God this was brilliant. Lynch did his very best to capture the epic feel of this scene, but was clearly let down by the technology of the time which simply wasn't up to the task in a lot of ways (although the final shot of the Worm eating the Harvester was a marvel of special effects for the time). But this final shot of Paul and Gurney standing on the ramp of their Orni, the two of them looking down in silent awe at this giant mouth hinted at through the sand swirling simply gulps down this massive spice harvester. With Zimmers brilliant soundtrack, the voiceover of Kynes... I feel so incredibly lucky to have seen this in Imax, feeling almost as out of it as a Paul as I just took in the moment ... Bravo indeed.

@Bigburb1345

Жыл бұрын

Tf do u mean simply let down by "the technology of the time" first off it looks great, and second THE MOVIE CAME OUT TWO YEARS AGO...... wym "technology of its time mf it's not like this dropped 10 years ago 🤦

@lboog7692

Жыл бұрын

@@Bigburb1345he’s talking about the 1984 Dune directed by David Lynch dumbass learn to read

@TheDeadnaughty

Жыл бұрын

@@Bigburb1345 "Lynch did his best". he is talking about the 1984 film being let down by the technology of the time.

@davecrupel2817

2 ай бұрын

​​​@@Bigburb1345 Do you not know who David Lynch is? Have you never heard of the *1984 Dune Movie,* Which came out *40 YEARS AGO?!?!* You uncultured facepalming idiot?

@johnselden9257

2 ай бұрын

Let down by the technology of the time….how? Where? It looks nearly perfectly real except for everything after they take off from the chopper. Edit: Oh dude…you gotta make more clear of a comment next time. I didn’t realize you were referring to David Lynch and the movie he made decades ago. I just assumed “Lynch” was referring to whatever special effects guy handled this incredible scene.

That worm must have one hell of a digestive system.

@brendan5874

2 ай бұрын

IIRC their insides are basically a nuclear furnace

@therealbahamut

23 күн бұрын

When you're THAT big, everything is edible.

@Emucratic

23 күн бұрын

Good source of iron.

Kinda crazy how one movie seems to stand above literally everything else visually. Like the effects in this movie are just on another level.

@paulrandig

Ай бұрын

There are some very subtle but clever directives which make everything fit together and contrast all the other movies: Never show anything that is not entirely believable. Only camera paths that could have been filmed by a real camera operator. No green screen because subtle nuances don't fit. Use a light brown screen in the color of the sand. And so on. If you execute all those little restrictive ideas, the whole viewing experience suddenly comes down from those gigantic cgi-orgies to something very direct and intimate.

I love how she says a beautiful prayer at the same time the worm detsroyed the vessel. Makes you get goosebumps.

"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." Straight from the book. Gives me literal chills everytime!!!

@antonioangelini1693

11 ай бұрын

❤

@dosomestuff1949

11 ай бұрын

What does thag rnadom line have to do with anytnjng

@Dark_Souls_3

10 ай бұрын

@@dosomestuff1949it’s world building - Kynes had a fremen wife and was addicted to spice. He was ingrained with Arrakis and the customs. He said a fremen prayer, or was it from the OC Bible?

@tyton3

9 ай бұрын

It’s nothing compared to our actual creator or his words. The LORD is righteous in all his ways, and holy in all his works. The LORD is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth. He will fulfil the desire of them that fear him: he also will hear their cry, and will save them. The LORD preserveth all them that love him: but all the wicked will he destroy. My mouth shall speak the praise of the LORD: and let all flesh bless his holy name for ever and ever. Psalm 145:17-21

@lutenit24

8 ай бұрын

@@dosomestuff1949its from the book

I like to believe that while he's tripping on spice Paul is experience a prescient memory of a worm that he's destined to encounter in the future, maybe even the first one he rides solo as a fremen. Personally I just think this interpretation, with his expanded consciousness recognizing the fucking sand-kaiju bearing down on him almost like an old friend, foreshadowing the coming journey and power he'll access as Mu'ad Dib just gives me chills :)

@Obiwan_Kenobi_The_First

Жыл бұрын

fucking sand-kaiju lmaoo

Hans Zimmer went brazy in this scene

@kaaluha9591

Жыл бұрын

dune was one of his passion projects so bro went all out with the score

0:03 This dialogue is actually a future reference in Part 2 😮

One wonders, if shields attract the sandworms and sends them into a blind rage, maybe dropping a shield generator somewhere as distraction would be a decent way to buy time in case a Carryall suffers a failure or can't make it in time.

@testy462

Жыл бұрын

Shields don't attract just one worm, they pull them in of their territories from far away. Now you've got multiple worms in a killing frenzy. Like kicking a hornets nest.

@h.a.9880

Жыл бұрын

@@testy462 Yeah, but you could drop a personal shield with a spotter 'thopter a few km away, buying you time to evacuate the harvester or at least evacuate it.

@sop6424

9 ай бұрын

honestly not even sure why the harvesters cant be built with some kind of flight capacity if they need to run away so often the carryall ships arent really that big compared to the harvester but they still have a lot of lifting power, they could build the flight engines into the harvester and it could just fly itself away

@mero7731

8 ай бұрын

@@sop6424levitating ships use shield generators

@davecrupel2817

2 ай бұрын

That's good thinking.

This was the coolest thing I’ve ever seen in a movie theater. I was blown away by the shockwave and then the sand rippling. Just the scale of the whole thing was incredible.

I wished I could experience this in IMAX again like I did the first time, it was so epic I was having goosebumps

@themightyspartan1012

9 ай бұрын

Well Dune part 2 will come out in Nov. This time we going to see Paul ride a worm that’s bigger than the one ate the Harvester whole.

@deepmayekar140

2 ай бұрын

Well. I just watched it a few days ago in IMAX. I'm pretty sure there are some screenings right now.

"Bless the maker and his water, Bless the coming and going of him. May his passage cleanse the world and keep the world for his people." I get goosebumps hearing this😮

Never seen liquefaction done in a movie before. Pretty cool to see it.

One of the greatest moments in cinema history Soundtrack, Sound Design, Visual effects masterpiece scene ,,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"

What a truly awe inspiring scene. The sheer scale of the worms is unfathomable.

This movie and Bladerunner 2049 were masterpieces and I’m so glad I saw them in theatres.

1:03 the silent reveal of the worm's mouth from above with the subtle background vocals is one of the most epic shots in one of the most epic movies.

@djw_tekken8490

2 ай бұрын

this scene makes no sense sending the king and his son to that dangerous mission lol

@saileshsingh9374

2 ай бұрын

​@@djw_tekken8490no one sent them. They went in their own. They just wanted to see the Spice fields ofc they didn't expect an actual worm, let alone Shai Ul hud

@djw_tekken8490

2 ай бұрын

@@saileshsingh9374 yea

Im currently Reading the book and Had to fill the Gap on this particular Scene, i Just could really imagen how that would have looked like

@RyanReenBattikh

2 жыл бұрын

I had read the book like a month before the movie in anticipation and like holy god did this scene do that chapter (Chapter 15, I literally remember because it stuck out to me so much) so much justice, i was like crying tears of awe when i saw the massive waves of sand knock Paul and Gurney down and how everything sinkholes around as it approaches. What an amazing movie.

Just finished reading this part in book they even portayed the lines of characters except the fact that the harvester carrier didnt showed up to rescue harvester in the book

That part where Gurney just appears… its almost like Paul got put in another timeline where he’s saved before the worm consumes everything

The introduction began with Harkonnen harvesting operations at night. The scene didn’t sacrifice any imagery under the amber glow of Krelln, the first moon of Arrakis. No more than Paul’s nightly dreams of Chani. The Duke’s inspection would have been more consistent with harvesting operations had it taken place after dusk. The entire planet is the Duke’s fiefdom. Night is a constant resource somewhere on Arrakis used to assist the harvest of spice. By the turquoise light of the second moon, Aaron, the worms approach would have been even more foreboding. The powerful star’s blinding glare by itself drowns out the contrast of shadows. It’s raw power would have hindered unprotected vision. Evading the glare and heat of the day serves inspections much more effectively.

I love the second movie where they use shai hulud like a recycling system just call him and be like 'here have snack' and he comes and noms all the bodies no fuss no muss

The way the Hans music flows with the sand and the intensity of the scene, the way the sand particles and flows are captured so well by the camera, the way the editor did such a good job of putting this all together... Perfection. This is film making.

The edit in which you see Paul being misplaced when Gurney touches his shoulder... Absolutely wonderful editing! And how the line came back in Dune part 2! Goosebumps all over!

Watching this, I was struck by how gigantic the spice harvesters appeared in comparison to the humans operating it. Then, I was blown away by how massively huge the sandworms are in comparison to the gigantic spice harvesters!

This part is better in the movie than it is in the book!

@uvuvwevwevweossaswithglasses

Жыл бұрын

I whole heartedly agree

@uvuvwevwevweossaswithglasses

Жыл бұрын

The gom jabbar scene too

@RafaelCabreraAzrael

Жыл бұрын

the death of dr kynes too

@jamesbuchanan4414

9 ай бұрын

@@RafaelCabreraAzrael That was an amazing change, and definitely felt more appropriate for a Fremen.

@edjohnpowell

2 ай бұрын

100%. IIRC, in the book the scene’s emphasis was just on how big the worm was, whereas here the prayer and the church organ soundtrack frame it as divine revelation. Villeneuve and Zimmer did such a good job

Scary size comparison: Humans to Harvester - 0:12 Harvester to Hulud - 1:16

@dox8148

Ай бұрын

Villanueve’s scaling is flawless in all of his films

Is no one going to ask why the sandworm would eat that?

@Lightsoul1987

Ай бұрын

Worms are autotrophs, they produce their own nutrition from consuming inorganic material

This was incredible in the Atmos theater

0:06 never pause

My favorite movie

Something about Sandworms I never really got was how Herbert envisioned their mouths were supposed to work. I mean the book describes a worm’s mouth in terms of diameter and the fact it has crysknife-shaped teeth, but not a definitive physical description of its appearance. I think I’ve seen at least four different versions of the mouth - the three-sided flaps version, as popularized by the 1984 film, but which some critics said looked distinctly phallic in appearance; the style seen in this film, which some hack journalist’s random article I came across described as resembling a butthole; the Dune miniseries, which I think had just a two-piece jaw which reminds me of a cross between the second example and a dinosaur; and some random piece I saw on the internet that didn’t even bother with trying to make a jaw and just gave it a large cylindrical hole for a mouth with straight tusks coming out of it. Honestly, having grown up on the 1984 movie I personally prefer that design, but I read somewhere that the director for this film kinda wanted to make the mouth of his sandworms resemble an eyeball, which is kinda cool I guess, so I’m a little torn between the two

@starbirds2464

2 ай бұрын

It has baleen like a whale

@brandonnelson94

2 ай бұрын

I like this design a bit more than the flaps. That design always just reminded me of tremors. This feels a little more realistic and terrifying in a way it’s just a giant gaping maw of teeth and fire

Love the visual of sand vibrating cause of the worm,

This moment in IMAX was breathtaking

I watched the movie in Imax just a few days back. A special screening for the preparation of part 2.

I saw this in 4D, and this scene in particular was magnificent, felt like i was there in the copter with them

@abdulmalik2388

Жыл бұрын

well i saw it in 5d, was way better

@Unga_Bunga

Жыл бұрын

I'm actually the worm. You wouldn't believe what I went through the next day when on the toilet. But at least the director got the shot he wanted and was happy with my acting, so that's neat.

@filmkhana

11 ай бұрын

I saw this in 6d, the hallucinatory effects of the spice was a bit much for me.

@johnselden9257

2 ай бұрын

In 7D this movie was kinda meh….that’s why I got it in 8D….that’s way more D than the rest of you clowns. I got the copy from Elon Musk.

Terrifying and awe-inspiring. This scene might top Nolan for virtuosity with all of the layers going on in this ridiculously exquisite unleashing

@johnselden9257

2 ай бұрын

This movie tops everything Nolan has ever done. Just my opinion. Batman Begins, Dark Knight, and Inception are incredible films though. But Dune edges them out.

@godfunk

2 ай бұрын

@@johnselden9257dune part one or part two, sir? not an easy choice

that will probably be biggest worm ill ever see in a movie

0:40 The full majesty of the organ kicks in when the dropship lands, not when the giant worm breaks through the sand. The same force that destroys the harvester is saving Paul in that moment, protecting him and preparing him for his moment to come

Wtf esto es alucinante. Es una sensacion muy fuerte.

Damn i really wanna rewatch this in a cinema

Someone on reddit did the math to determine the mouth to be over 210 meters wide! Thats 692 feet! Big worm indeed.

Moment i saw this scene in theaters...dune had me and wouldn't let go. We are watching lotr legl cinema. Enjoy it

Sandworm gonna get some big mech farts . Hope he has a good doctor to show to

It’s the Alaskan Bull Worm!

Man, watching this on my phone at 720p was the most thrilling experience ever! As the phone gently vibrated my hand with the score. Gosh, I shed a tear.

As an Arab , so proud that the writer inspired by my culture and my religion (Islam ) to make this masterpiece. seeing all the desert scenic view here in Saudi Arabia while driving feels like i'm in Arrakis ..

Your harvester is under attack.

Iconic moment

What is the nutritional value of one harvester?

@johnselden9257

2 ай бұрын

That’s the only problem I have with the entire movie. Like….how does this worm process giant chunks of metal? I only needed one line of dialogue like: “The worm digests anything it consumes using intensely powerful acids in its digestive system. Since their carcasses are rarely found and studied not much else is known.”

Dune and Bladerunner 2049. Nuff said.

Harvester got harvested

I feed harvesters to sandworms in Dune 2 all the time

Those worms have a strong stomach to digest a 100 ton piece of metal

@testy462

Жыл бұрын

It's a literal blast furnace so yeah.

I loved this scene so much that I was surprised when I did my latest re-read of the book and realized that this scene is vastly different in the book. Paul doesn't even leave the ornithopter in the book.

@jamesbuchanan4414

9 ай бұрын

The carryall didn't appear, either. There were some significant changes, but it definitely showcased spice mining more effectively, and added some depth to the later scene where Leto complains about Harkonnen sabotage to Kynes.

Honestly captain should have closed the door after picking up his son tiwh his friend from the desert on the ship. Because the angle and keeping only by one hand are too risky - he might fall down. At the same time the scene would not be so epic in that case.

Alaskan Bull Worm

I fucking love the sandworms in this series. When you hear there are worms on the planet you think "lol how bad could worms be" Humans have conquered most of known space, they can even fold space to travel through it at warp speed, they have lasers that can cut almost anything, atomic weapons that can glass planets. But on Arrakis a sandworm immediately makes humans look like nothing.

Kynes: He cares more about his men than the Spice. I have to admit, against my better judgement, I like this Duke.

That part with "I recognize your footsteps old man" - isn't that what Paul says to Gurney in Part 2? Wow, that was quite an easter egg in part 1. Also because it's Gurney that snaps him out of it. Ah, love it.

@mila2394

Ай бұрын

he says it in the beggining of part 1, in the training sequence!

I imagine there being a predator of the Sand-Worm, like a Sand-Eagle or something.

@Lightsoul1987

2 ай бұрын

According to Dune lore, sandworms are the top of the food chain on Aracis. There is nothing that could endanger them

@graysonsamuel7915

2 ай бұрын

@@Lightsoul1987 Yeah, I know. It's just something I thought of.

I wouldn’t like to be the worm when it shits that thing out.

@godfunk

2 ай бұрын

Blasphemous, but damn funny

Just to think that’s a baby sandworm.

ripples in the sand hits so hard

I watched the old version when I was maybe 6 years old and was flashed by the movie already... I wonder what it will feel like once I get my home cinema set up and watch the new version 😲

That’s a big worm

Eating a harvester is one thing. Passing it out, completely undigested is another.

at 0:27 i would start crying ngl

0:05 the music goes so fucking hard

No scene in Dune 2 hits that hard

The Gargantuan Worm

... That Sandworm is going to be passing metal out of its intestines for weeks.

That worm will have unpleasent poop time.

I love the scene and the whole movie but the "hair" thing from the worm is clipping through the harvester

@connordugard7007

2 жыл бұрын

Those are teeth

@jaywhite15_AL

2 жыл бұрын

Think of it as the filtering part of a baleen whale. They're organic, but not hair... teeth. They're bony like in structure. It's called Crys.

@shitlordflytrap1078

2 жыл бұрын

Where? I don't see it at all.

@JGott0001

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, there's a few CGI nitpicks for me where it feels like they ran out of time or budget, which is a shame considering how visually spectacular it is over all. I still don't care for how the Carry-All airship's envelopes inflate.

@theiabon

Жыл бұрын

I mean. . . if you've done CGI yourself, you would know just how frustrating making these kinds of scenes are where there's lots of things interacting at once. Really to me, it's good enough when most people don't notice :v

Later on the Fremen noticed that Ole Yeller seemed to have a serious case of indigestion....

I imagine the worm must hate accidentally eating those things.

Epic scene

this one seems much bigger than the ones from part 2

why would you cut off a part that connects your video part 1 ?!

Spearfishing/free diving off blacks beach san diego I saw a creature with a sabretooth/tusk it was enormous movie best depics wat king of sighting I had with worm.

Eclipsed experimentation be like:

a lesser movie couldn't have resisted a to get a full view with a camera flying all around the worm

He's so me, I also eat spice harvesters for breakfast.

worm tries to eat a spice harvester and eventually became weakened causing the water of life to form inside