FULL WATCHALONG TO THIS MOVIE: www.patreon.com/posts/dune-part-two-102856406 EARLY ACCESS MOVIE REACTIONS: THE NICE GUYS: www.patreon.com/posts/nice-guys-2016-2-103311197 MATILDA: www.patreon.com/ReelTimeYT

@SenatePalpatinetroller

Ай бұрын

Honestly Alia could also see past and future, just like Paul and Jessica, when they are under influence of water of life. It's not just future. Even here in the movie, they can see past. But I agree that many things are different plot than in the book.

@mjm3091

Ай бұрын

It still should be in some cinemas and Imaxes - so remember to watch it there still. The sound is really adding extra level to the experience there.

@mjm3091

Ай бұрын

​@@SenatePalpatinetrollerplot is the same, execution is different.

@MovieGirl199

Ай бұрын

Hey, you guys should react to the iron claw.

Bro did not just say "What if he turns into a worm?" I'm fucking dying.

@MindfulMya

Ай бұрын

😬 😅

@Maya_Ruinz

Ай бұрын

Thats when you look at him and say "lisan al giab!!"

@tylerbramhall6596

Ай бұрын

Well……. If you read the books, it ain’t that crazy at all

@DragonTheseNuts

Ай бұрын

@@tylerbramhall6596the commentor knows that. He found it funny that the guy who always says outlandish things said an outlandish thing that happened to be close to correct

@goldenholdenolden

Ай бұрын

jesus, i know. my jaw dropped

Rob's patience with Zuff is impressive... like a dad watching this movie with an excitable 10yr old full of questions.

@benhmn

Ай бұрын

Is that dude a legitimate special needs family member or something? It's seriously ruining the reaction.

@joeyralston3773

Ай бұрын

Buddy’s on the 100mg edis

@anenemyanemone4923

23 күн бұрын

@@joeyralston3773 Everything on Arrakis is filled with the spice.

Her unborn child is literally already a reverend mother from the water of life

@boadecia1433

Ай бұрын

Poor Alia - truly a curse. :(

@carlosandleon

Ай бұрын

No shes an abomination because she has no defences against the consciousnesses of her ancestors taking over

saw this 3 times in theaters and it’s truly one of the best cinema experiences i’ve ever had , incredible film

@maciedixon3983

Ай бұрын

I saw it maybe 10 times 😂

@peccamecha

Ай бұрын

hope you got to see it in IMAX especially if it was the full 1:43 true IMAX format.

@AR1S3000

Ай бұрын

same bro all Imax

@manzijoel5224

Ай бұрын

Just came from seeing it tonight. My God, such an incredible experience seeing all that on the big screen. Wanna try catching it again, this time in IMAX.

@krisb.1565

Ай бұрын

@@peccamecha4D IMAX was such a cool experience with this movie

I’m so happy Rob read the books and gave context I’ve seen so many reactors believe blindly that Paul is the hero without question. It’s nice to see the boys question his motives and see how the prophecy is propaganda

@z34567890123456

Ай бұрын

You’ve probably seen a lot of reactors just appreciating a good movie instead of making any piece of media a political statement. Ya he’s not a good guy, but look at the series of events in the movie and it makes sense that he’s taking this course of action. Most people follow the movie and can make sense of what Paul is doing while also being able to, you know, watch the movie and listen to Paul say like 3 times “I will kill a lot of people if I go south and gain power, so I don’t want to do that” and then rationalize that while he doesn’t WANT to do it there’s “a narrow way through” so his options are either; Die in the desert or do what he does.

@maxwiidanen7281

Ай бұрын

@@z34567890123456book readers know a bit more, past this book I can’t say Paul is a good guy

@saturated3821

Ай бұрын

I mean, the movies are pretty dang clear on the prophecy being propaganda, I thought. They refer to it being planted (on multiple planets) by the Bene Gesserit, and how they run things in the background. That said, Paul's motives ARE mostly not objectionable. He's an antihero, so he is a hero from one point of view, but a villain from another.

@Thabosefoloshia

Ай бұрын

⁠@@z34567890123456Dune is literally a commentary on religion and politics. People aren’t turning it into a political statement that’s just the point of the book 😭😭😭

@MindSamurai94

Ай бұрын

@@z34567890123456I don’t think people are making it a political statement. The writer wrote it inherently as a statement and a cautionary tale against messianic figures.

watching the council scene in imax on opening day was genuinely the most incredible cinematic experience i’ve ever had

@yurimodin7333

Ай бұрын

that is one of the best scenes i have ever seen.......especially when he exposes the other guys sins of giving water to the dead.

I really appreciate all the facts they have tried to remember and the fact that Rob has been reading the books. Such genuine interest!

its so funny how rob it's like "hm actually, in the books 🤓☝️" all the time my bro knows some shit

I loved that Zuff had a different view on what happened to Paul. A lot of the viewers were totally into him being the Lisan Al Gaib and it’s always refreshing to see someone get behind Chani and see him more as a villainous character

@di3486

Ай бұрын

Completely wrong. That’s not the interpretation either. Actually you would root for a messiah figure in real life.

@IamNinjaOfNinja

Ай бұрын

Channi acting is terrible sorry. Her character was annoying as well, everything has been such coincidence and she still refuse to believe Paul and is so ready to kill him. Zero chemistry there. 1st when Jessica took the poison, Channi and friends are super sure the mom is stupid and won't survive, guess what?? They don't think Paul will survive or ride the worm, guess what? even her other friends starts to believe. She says Paul come from Duke and Houses while in Arrakis everyone is equal, but now Paul wants to be equal, she be like No you re a foreigner. lol No man should ever survive the poison, ohh guess what, she becomes even angrier lol until the end of movie. She literally looks like she hate Paul instead of being sadly dissapointed how things turned out. It's hard to sympathize with her.

@SoSodawgindahouse

Ай бұрын

@@IamNinjaOfNinja nah she was right to not want a foreigner to become their messiah, i was on her side the whole movie. the messiah should be a fremen and the Bene Geserit are the ones manipulating all of this. The whole point of Dune is literally a criticism of messiahs and religious figures, colonialism and such. Paul has the same training of his mother who could also resist posion. You’re , like, missing the entire point of the Book lmao

@Stephaniefarrah

Ай бұрын

⁠that's completely the opposite point Frank Hubert was making. The point was to be weary of pragmatic leaders. They are easily corrupted. If not the lease than easily the followers became fanatics and corrupt the message.

@johncruz1379

Ай бұрын

@@SoSodawgindahouse Agree. Honestly i’m basic as hell like i’m with “Paul as the messiah” as a viewer but I wouldn’t discount Chani’s character because I totally understand where she’s coming from. And I particularly love that change that Denis made from the book. He made her a powerful woman with her own mind and is willing to express that mind which is so important. Also it’s weird he said “chani acting is terrible” because his criticisms are clearly not with how zendaya acted but what chani did as a character lol. if anything zendaya did really great because they are pissed with her

Watching this movie in the theatre was intense. I watched it by myself and was so sad to have it end, it went by so fast. Loved the reaction and I love how Rob knew so much about the book!

@roems6396

Ай бұрын

Same. The first movie was good but it definitely felt long, when I saw it in the theatre. This one just flew by.

@yurimodin7333

Ай бұрын

when i saw it in the theater everyone left in complete silence, like a graveside funeral. This is the scifi masterpiece of a generation.

Mom's not crazy, she's literally in communication with her fetus. The Water of Life woke up her consciousness. It's pretty nuts.

@jj-vf7wm

Ай бұрын

but why did her character switch to seem "evil" or have alterior motives? Why the loud voice and making people do what she wants if it simply "woke her up"

@ebabilg

Ай бұрын

@@jj-vf7wm well I think it's either convince everyone that Paul is actually the chosen one, or bear the punishment from the Bene Gesserit (and others) for not following their orders and choosing to have a son for her husband. PS I aint a book reader or anything this is just my basic overall thoughts. In the end I believe she's always just tried to protect him.

@TealJosh

Ай бұрын

​@@jj-vf7wm why does she come off evil? Because the Bene Gesserit are not good. Jessica became a full reverend mother and gained collective consciousness of all reverend mothers before her. This changes her perspective on everything.

@tbirdparis

Ай бұрын

@@jj-vf7wm I mean, the real answer to your question is that Villeneuve is a hack when it comes to getting across subtle story points.

@MrSmokinDragon

Ай бұрын

@@tbirdparis go somewhere else and be an edgelord

41:08 Feyd being an S&M sub is so funny. Lady Margot said he really liked the box

@pat7917

Ай бұрын

You could say that she let her box do all the work 🤣

(25:52) "Dude, what if he turns into, like, a worm?" 😶 Me, biting my tongue.

@Aeexlz

Ай бұрын

I was going to comment the same thing 🤣

@Dystopia1111

23 күн бұрын

I can't wait for questions about what the hell a Fish Speaker is Herbert really did envision the weirdest possible future for humankind and I love it

This reaction is basically 2 of them enjoying a great movie while 1 of them is thinking about them exploring each other’s bodies for 2 and a half hours

@believeume122

Ай бұрын

It's rough

@kg30004

Ай бұрын

Dude’s killing me with these fkn questions 🤣

I love how Stilgar goes full LIFE OF BRIAN on Paul with the whole humility thing.

@mst3KGf

Ай бұрын

"I'm not the Lisan Al Gahib!" "I say you are and I should know, I've followed a few!"

@dudermcdudeface3674

Ай бұрын

I didn't love them doing Stilgar dirty. He's not like that in the books.

@70briareos

Ай бұрын

@@dudermcdudeface3674 - Well actually, he is! But in the book it's done very subtly, so you don't notice it till the end of the book. By then even Paul even notices it, and it saddened him to see a good friend, mentor, and strong leader turned into a "creature of the Lisan Al-Gaib". To Paul it was a "lessening of the man". I think that was portrayed brilliantly in the movie.

@dudermcdudeface3674

Ай бұрын

@@70briareos The movie makes him a tightly-wound fanatic from early on, so there's no chance to invest in their friendship or feel like anything has been lost.

@70briareos

Ай бұрын

@@dudermcdudeface3674 - Chalk it up to the limited run time of a feature film. That's what Villeneuve had to work with. And that is why I still think they should give Dune the "Game Of Thrones" treatment; A high budget series on cable or streaming. Heck, the first book alone should have enough material in there for two 10-episode seasons.

The laugh Channi does after taking the helicopter out gets me all the time😂

@ambermarshall2263

Ай бұрын

I also love that giggle she does - such perfect joy, haha!

@pat7917

Ай бұрын

😄💥 🚁 💥

24:53 Denis Villeneuve confirmed that blue is worn "when Fremen women fall in love."

@LaLaSpin1ove

Ай бұрын

I thought it was to indicate they were with child...

@saturated3821

Ай бұрын

@@LaLaSpin1ove in the books it is, women wear it after they've given birth to a son. I think they changed it to be more symbolic than direct meaning for the movie.

Dude on the left has no idea what's happening. At all😂

The whole point is that Paul isn't supposed to be good OR bad. He's an anti-hero, but most importantly, he's human. the entire story of Dune is to be wary of people in power pretty much because it can cause fanatics like this who just blindly follow these leaders. Paul is doing what must be done, he essentially has no choice but to become their messiah because that's his destiny in a way. I don't think Paul is a bad person on the inside, in the books he was aware of what he did and questioned himself for it, but when you're in a big position of power like that, you're gonna make decisions that everyone isn't going to agree with or that will hurt people in the process. The path paul chooses is the best path out of all the paths he seen, but it also is a path that allows him to avenge his father which is a bit selfish. I think his intentions are in the right place as he's trying to do damage control as much as possible, but some of the decisions he makes is not in the best interest of the Fremen.

@carlosandleon

Ай бұрын

isn’t he more an anti villain?

the two guys on the right have made me realize I'm not a very patient person

@benhmn

Ай бұрын

Talking about random bullshit through the entire vision sequence. I don't think I can finish this reaction.

@Deimos2k5

Ай бұрын

It's wild to see someone just not intellectually equipped to watch a mainstream movie

@zammyr6807

Ай бұрын

​@@benhmn a little empathy goes a long way

The guy on the left is clearly the brains of this operation.

"imagine timothy was lookin' at you like that" LOL

@HollisLopez26

Ай бұрын

Yeah bro was feeling Timothy HARD

i don’t think zuff actually watched the first movie 😂

Stellan Skarsgård is Alexander Skarsgård’s dad, not brother, lol.

@Drummer4President

Ай бұрын

I thought it was more common that people knew him as “Papa Skarsgård” lol

Bryce, to answer your question, The Kwisatz Haderach is a male Bene Gesserit/chosen one with a crazy ton of mental abilities. There never has been one until Paul came along. Because he was taught by his mother Jessica, this makes him just as, if not more powerful than them. But because he’s a Bene Gesserit, he cannot be controlled or manipulated by them at all. That is what they’ve been trying to do for thousands of years. They want to create a chosen one whom they can control and manipulate from behind the scenes. Think of how Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader came to be. Like how he was born without a father but was created by the force itself. Kind of a similar thing of sorts.

@pat7917

Ай бұрын

So if StarWars was set in the Dune universe, then the Jedi would actually try to overthrow the republic. .. Palpatine was right all along.

Paul’s speech to the Fremen is such a great scene!!

Paul redirected Feyd's blade to his right shoulder while he took the knife out of his stomach and stabbed Feyd with it.

@johnjungkook2721

Ай бұрын

he saw it in a vision after drinking the worm juice. Otherwise Paul woulda been dead

So cool to see one of these reactions featuring someone who read the book, honestly really helps everyone keep up with the movie while commentating over it

13:30 this moment and paul’s first ride in the iMAX theater were the two loudest/bassiest moments i’ve ever experienced in a theater. i understand wanting to react to movies like this for the channel, and while the vids are really entertaining yall deserved this experience in an imax or really any theater. best theater experience of my entire life by far, saw it 4 times

@Roach_Dogg_JR

Ай бұрын

There’s no way it won’t be back in imax one day. If not that the theaters just hate money, and no company hates money.

@infinite260897

Ай бұрын

yesss!!!!

@LisaHausi

Ай бұрын

The scene at 13:30 is one of my favorite moments. I absolutely love that loud bass, you can immediately tell that the water of life touching the fetus is catastrophic. Genius choice of sound

The Bene Gesserit are kind of like the Jedi of the "Dune" universe, given they're a monastic order with superhuman powers who ostensibly serve the ruling government, but secretly have their own agenda. (They do have a central planet/base of operation in Wallach IX, where they basically have their version of Hogwarts to train their members, but they're all over the place and travel at will.) The difference is while the Jedi are altruistic protectors of the peace, the Bene Gesserit are scheming manipulators who are morally gray at best. More like Sith in that regards given their desire for power (and they have a fondness for black robes).

hans zimmer never disappoints, the score for this second part was crazy, a time of quiet between storms is my personal favorite but harkonnen arena was 10/10 with the visuals on IMAX.

@icatfishedyourdad2767

Ай бұрын

A Time of Quiet Between the Storms is my favourite too! It’s so beautiful and Hans Zimmer has a gift of being able to not just match the score to the mood/vibes but also the story and environment.

Zuff was so lost until he realized that anakin is modeled after Paul. The lisan al gaib a false prophecy.

A couple of things about the shields and laser guns 1. You can’t wear shields in the desert because the worms are attracted to them and send the worms mental. So anything that touches the sand i.e. Fremen, Harkonen soldiers, spice harvestors etc can’t use shields. The helicopters can because they obviously aren’t touching the sand. 2. You can’t shoot lasers at a shield because it causes a giant explosion at both ends. Which is why the Fremen who ambushed the harvestor had to wait for the helicopter to be destroyed before they could shoot the harvester, otherwise the helicopter would shoot them and they can’t shoot back at it. It’s also why the Harkonen’s didn’t use shields in the beginning scene when ambushed by the Fremen on the rock as they didn’t know if they were under attack from lasers / they were using lasers themselves so safer not to use shields

$710 million dollars against a $150 million dollar budget.

@Nexyyy7

Ай бұрын

190 million budget

@404schmoozernotfound

Ай бұрын

dont forget marketing

@di3486

Ай бұрын

Actually the profits are barely double the budget.

@nikolaiquack8548

Ай бұрын

The way you put it makes it sound like it grossed a lot more money in the theatrical window, than it did. You gotta account for the advertising/marketing budget AND the cuts that investors get. If you account for all of that, it has turned a profit so far, but it's nowhere near 710-150 mil.

@flippert0

Ай бұрын

Budget (shoot + marketing) was $190 mio, breakeven point was $500 mio. But $710 mio is definitely a huge commercial success, given Dune isn't exactly the easiest, most palatable lore.

28:11 love Rob coming in with those ATLA references hahahaha "You're my forever girl" XD

This was literally one of the best movies I have ever seen. Definitely my favorite movie that I have seen in theaters.

Zuff is such a delight to watch. Dude seems like he's high on spice and drunk a gallon of water of life 🤣

watching this on IMAX theater was literally life changing, the entire audience was mesmerized by this movie

I’m actually surprised that rob you didn’t see it in theatres I saw it in imax and I was engaged throughout I haven’t read the book like you rob but I’m so excited for the next part

@ryanhampson673

Ай бұрын

I’ve been a long time fan of the books but over all they are pretty slow. Frank Herbert was a master at world building, so if you like super intricate detail and a lot of political intrigue and maneuvering then I’d give it a read. A lot of the books dialog is internal so you hear Paul’s thoughts. Even if you never read the books both these movies did an excellent job summing up the storyline.

“and to think they filmed this in ohio” I’m fucking crying

Cool that you picked up on the snake aspect for Feyd Rautha. Austin Butler said that he used a snake as inspiration for the character. He also studied the eyes of sharks.

The reason the worms don't dive when they are being ridden is because the riders pull up those flaps and the worms don't want the sand under their skin. Uncomfortable or something.

@JeyC_

Ай бұрын

It irritates them, yes

Jessica is an advanced Bene Gesserit trained to control her body down to the molecular level. She has the training and maturity to process and control all the personalities and genetic memories that she receives when drinking the water of life. Alia, being in a Jessica’s womb received the same knowledge and power…But without the training and maturity. Alia is what is known as “pre born”. She is born with all a reverend mothers powers from birth and she has the mental capacity of an adult BEFORE she’s even been born. Pre-borns are strictly forbidden because they are at risk of “abomination”. That is why the other reverend mother said “what have we done” because she knows what they have just created. Abomination is when the person is consumed by all of the previous memories and personalities that they have inside them and they go wildly out of control…..So yea, Alia will be an issue.

It’s a good thing dude in the middle read the book and could give some context. Dude on the left was struggling so badly I’m concerned he’s not all there 🤣🤣

@ryanhampson673

Ай бұрын

My guy just had too much spice before lol.

Left guy is a vibe. Not sure what kind, but its a vibe...

Rob when is the Dune book review coming? I feel like you were dying to talk about it in depth this whole movie! The people want your thoughts

@zoesumra9152

29 күн бұрын

Seconded.

“I believe in the worms.” This dude gets it.

Never let ol boy on the left leave. He’s the comedic relief.

As someone who read the book when I was super young (8 I think), I only remembered two main things: there were large worms and there was a character who shared a name with me. I was really looking forward to seeing her in this movie and was slightly disappointed they pushed that reveal to part 3

Seeing this movie in the theaters is a whole new experience, you guys should definitely go to the movies to see it again because the cinematography is next level…🙌🏾

did this man just not see the first movie? How are there so many things he doesn't know

Bro on the left is cooked

@ladyhotep5189

Ай бұрын

He gets a bit ridiculous at times . Idk. He's ok. I usually skip fwd when he's talking 😂🤦‍♀️. I know people gonna hate this comment

@izzypena164

Ай бұрын

Dudes smart wym

@stevenreyngold1166

Ай бұрын

I got that impression. He looks and sounds like he just smoked all the grass.

@janiyahl.9456

Ай бұрын

@@ladyhotep5189 that’s weird ass behavior but whatever.

@janiyahl.9456

Ай бұрын

He is smart. Unlike many reactors, he knew that Paul wasn’t gonna be a good or bad guy hence why he referenced Anakin.

25:02 the blue headband means she is a Fremen woman in love but not married. As long as she wears the band in her hair she loves Paul

@zoesumra9152

29 күн бұрын

Or tied round her arm means in love but in mourning.

Fckng hate that people think that there's only villians and heros, like come on mate characters can be way more complex than just that

@EmperorSanz

Ай бұрын

Herbert made it clear that he was a villain in later books because many people thought he was complex and it was complicated. No it’s not.

@johnjungkook2721

Ай бұрын

timothee plays Paul as a blank piece of cardboard so I'm not surprised the nuance is lost

Is Zuff watching Dune part 2 or is he watching something else. I swear he watching another movie.

Bryce: "he didn't lean into it he fking dove into it" Me " facts bro . Facts" 😂😂

Can y'all give dude on the left a coloring book or something?

@janiyahl.9456

Ай бұрын

That’s such a weird thing to say. Very unnecessary.

@benhmn

Ай бұрын

For real. Have him do literally anything else other than be on this channel.

@janiyahl.9456

Ай бұрын

@@benhmn If he bothers you so much, stop watching their videos. He is always going to be part of them regardless of how you feel.

@cameronrosemorgan7510

9 сағат бұрын

@@janiyahl.9456honestly people who are mean for no reason (like the ones above) don’t deserve our or their attention

y'all are so fun to watch, thanks for the entertainment!!!!

He is only Hakkonen by blood he can claim both but he is definitely House of Atreides. Also he is not good or bad. He didn't want to become Lisan Al Gaib because he saw the amount of people that died because of the Holy War but he also sees that's the only way his family will survive.

57:47, Paul is looking into his near future and repeating in real-time what he saw. That’s how he knows other people’s dreams and fears. A neat trick to impress the common folk.

I think they hired the guy who created the spoken language in the Avatar films to orchestrate the language of the Fremen. Even "manufactured" languages for the purposes of films have rules. If you remember, at the end of part 1, during Paul's fight with Jamis, Stilgar says "Fashi, fashi." He says the same phrase again in this one, when he's trying to quiet the northerners before he starts to pray while Jessica fights the worm's poison. Basically, "shut up" or "be quiet."

@ruthsimonebaptista9553

Ай бұрын

He’s the same guy who created de grounder language une the 100!

@YVLIVS

Ай бұрын

@@ruthsimonebaptista9553And did Dothraki and High Valyrian for game of thrones!

@YVLIVS

Ай бұрын

@@ruthsimonebaptista9553 I have no idea if you’re talking about Dune or Game of Thrones but I quit watching GoT during the fourth season because I could not get into it. I never saw anything past that

We are Rob. Rob is one of us . His reactions to the boys is our reaction .

Was my guy in the Bucks shirt high or something, he was clueless

@jaredloveys9617

Ай бұрын

Seems to be a disability I thought the same thing maybe he is cause that boy is not smart to put it nicely

Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam (the one who tested Paul with the Gom Jabbar) is Jessica's biological mother/teacher. Jessica's parentage was kept secret from her as well from the Baron. Only the higher up Reverend Mothers knew of this, no one else.

I love the part where Paul makes the emperor kiss that uncomfortable hunk of metal that was his birthright. You think he knows where Paul had had to hide it?

Keep reading the books, my man. The Dune universe gets unimaginably crazy, even by its own standards. The first novel is as normal as it gets. lol

@ladyhotep5189

Ай бұрын

💯💯💯💯

Rob, On behalf of Dune fans everywhere. Thank you! for reading the book it brings more of a depth to your reaction. Even though Vilneuve made these soooo well that you can watch them cold with no prior knowledge it's nice to see a reaction that appreciates and catches the detail. Zuff you are right to be conflicted about Paul that is the whole point. I don't know how many years it's been since reading yhe nooks for the first time and I'm still conflicted about rooting for him, but I do. Thats the genius of the books there are no heroes really, just choices and decisions that you can either understand and get on board with or not. There would be a strong argument to be had that Paul and Alia are victims rather than villains. I'm one of the few that is totally on board with the directorial changes that Vilneuve has made. Making Chani a physical aspect of Paul's internal conflict is brilliant as opposed to some internal monologue. The conscious and powerful fetus as the representation of Alia makes Directorial sense to me. I mean, where were they going to find a credible 5yr old that could play THAT part? Great job guys, thoroughly enjoyed your reactions. Looking forward to messiah.

Thank you thank you thank you for watching this masterpiece I’ve never been happier!!

I love how Stilgar being the comic relief 😂😂

This quote by Herbert really helped me understand Dune -- "I wrote the Dune series because I had this idea that charismatic leaders ought to come with a warning label on their forehead: "May be dangerous to your health." One of the most dangerous presidents we had in this century was John Kennedy because people said "Yes Sir Mr. Charismatic Leader what do we do next?" and we wound up in Vietnam. And I think probably the most valuable president of this century was Richard Nixon. Because he taught us to distrust government and he did it by example." Thank you for the reaction, it was a joy !

@icatfishedyourdad2767

Ай бұрын

I knew that Herbert never intended for Paul to be seen as a saviour/good guy but I’ve never heard this quote from him before and it’s blowing my mind a little because I’ve never thought of JFK or Nixon in that context before!

@RobertMorgan

Ай бұрын

I was thinking about that, "Hey, how can we expose Americans to Jihad and get them into the idea of a holy war, I know, let's do a Dune remake!"

@di3486

Ай бұрын

The potential of the human mind is a much better theme in Dune that the political stuff.

1:10:30 That's because Feyd also has visions as said before. They were linking the blood-lines to marry Feyd and Paul - and their child being the One. And it is a small detail that people with vision can't see each other.

Great reaction! I appreciate all three of you

Beren the Big boating guy is Actors Stellan Skarsgård, he is from Sweden. 🥰🇸🇪

I love that Zuff said he was getting Anakin vibes! That is the exact right response to new Paul! 💙

Such great films, I’m so happy they got Villneuve to direct it, his work was underrated for a minute. My favorite part of the rxn was the book talk cuz they can only fit so much in the movies and the story is insanely in-depth. Thanks for the info Rob!

OMG YES DUNE 2 REACTION!!!!! This is my fave of the Dune movies so far!!!! I can't believe we may have to wait a super long time for the third part :(( excited to watch your reaction tho!

Lad on the left should think more and say less.

@MorusRubra

Ай бұрын

Girls keep around the ugly / fat friend, boys keep around the stupid friend.

@dubcwherever

Ай бұрын

I felt that way at first too but eventually the stuff he was saying was so dumb it just became hilarious.

There were so many moments in this film that gave me goosebumps! This film is a cinematic marvel.

17:39 The Fedaykin ARE Fremen. It’s the Fremen word for'fighter.

39:00 This final Atreides soldier is played by Roger Yuan who is the fight coordinator for the movie. Check where that band is by the end of the movie.

I'll finally get to watch it on Tuesday. Awesome reactions guys!! thanks I always saw Paul as a hero and not a villain.

Yes, the worms do think they will get food when they hear the thumpers. Remember the beginning, when they had the stack of Harkonnen bodies piled up and used a thumper to bring the worm to eat their bodies?

Chakobsa is an actual northern caucasian language in real life as a matter of fact. It was called "The Huntsmans language" and was considered a secret language by wealthy nobles and princes in a couple of slavic and eurasian countries who would use it during both hunting trips out into the wilderness for sport, and more importantly, during military raids to communicate with troops. Think of it like a more complicated and verbose version of Pig-Latin.

@anenemyanemone4923

Ай бұрын

It's good to see someone who knows actual stuff about the world comment here. Of course, Herbert only took the name for the language (secret languages tend not to be well-attested anyway, obviously), and the "Chakobsa" words he used were taken from other, unrelated real world languages (usually Arabic). And the Chakobsa in the movies is a conlang.

I saw it in theaters and it was phenomenal. I'm glad yall enjoyed it ☺️ ❤

Dude in the blue has no idea what's going on and I love it! 😂 Few things to point out in case no one else has: - The blue scarf signifies Chani is in a relationship/taken, by the end of the movie, she no longer has it. - That's definitely the Atreides flag. - I also agree that Léa Seydoux is just whew.....☺️😍

19:40 even worse, if the laser hits the shield it’ll cause a nuclear explosion. Gotta take out the shielded equipment first

"Doesn't look like something I'd like to experience." 🤣🤣🤣

It was GLORIOUS on IMAX 😅🔥

I absolutely love watching the reactions to DUNE 2, this movie is just ridiculous! But also I’m surprised y’all didn’t watch it in theatres, it is an EXPERIENCE! I watched by myself and I had goosebumps throughout, the music, sound, visuals, everything!!!!

Paul's secret name, "Usul", is a word for the foundation/base of a pillar, that holds everything else up, and his war name, "Muad'Dib", the kangaroo mouse of Arrakis, is also a constellation that points to their North Star, AkA "The One Who Points the Way", another word for leader, SO, Paul Muad'Dib Usul, AkA "Paul, the one who leads the way, and is the foundation that holds us all up"... also, the Harkonnens planet is orbiting a black sun, so with that and their ozone layer, it makes an old school filter on the whole planet, so in the suns rays everything is shades of blacks, greys, and whites, but away from the suns rays they have colours...

Zuff? The leftmost guy, was a strange mix of completely befuddled and insightful. Haha.

@anenemyanemone4923

Ай бұрын

He clearly smoked and/or ate lots of spice before watching, so you'll have that. You think he had to use eyedrops to hide the blue eye?

"He's the emperor of space basically." He's the emperor of the known universe.

35:44 Lea Seydoux stan. We stan. Rob should check out The Beast with her and George Mackay.

Saw this in IMAX opening weekend and was blown away. The entire cast killed it. Cant wait for Dune Messiah!

AAAAA IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

I watch a lot of reactor channels and I’ve noticed a few with characters like Zach. Rob from RT TV and Pat from The Normies. They sometimes say off the wall stuff that makes you go WHHAAATTT!!! 😂 Btw, Hi from a Pittsburgh subscriber!👋🏾

@intendedexpression6609

Ай бұрын

And they are both on the spectrum i presume. Their behaviours correlate with someone who is autistic or some type of aspergers.

Rob, I see we had the same idea ! 😁 As soon as I watched the first movie I knew I just had to know more about the world (as a long time nerd I knew of Dune since I was a kid but never got around to reading it) so read the book before the second movie came out. I just couldnt wait, it's such a fascinating universe ! So wonderfully complex and "fucked up" in the most captivating way (even if I'm not a scifi fan usually, I'm leaning more into fantasy personally) so when I went to the theater with my brothers I was also the "um actually in the book"☝🤓person after seeing it too haha Keep up the good work guys ! 🙌

Was so amazing to watch this in theaters

I appreciate the sacrifice of not watching this in the theater, just for us! I saw it twice, once in my local theater, and the next day, I drove over 30 minutes to see it in IMAX. Such an incredible experience! Best movie of the year by far!