Darwi has the best quote of all time in the Dune universe. “All governments suffer a recurring problem: Power attracts pathological personalities. It is not that power corrupts but that it is magnetic to the corruptible.” - Darwi Odrade That Paul's long lost descendant would speak/recognize truth is no accident.

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Love this!

@thenarrator1921

Жыл бұрын

This line is applicable to real life proven by the disturbing statistics that there are more psychopaths in positions of power but by virtue of the nature of psychopaths, I would add to the quote: "... It is not that power corrupts but that it is magnetic to the corrupt and the corruptible."

@HoodieProduction

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I hate the idea that power somehow corrupts everyone. The reality is that power shows what kind of person you really are, and the irony of it is that people who shouldn't have power are drawn to it and people who should have power refuse to accept it out of humility.

@molliethomas2585

Жыл бұрын

I think you mean Paul's descendant

@stimpsonjcat67

Жыл бұрын

@@molliethomas2585 You are correct! Let me see if I can edit that. Thank you!

I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain. These women… I couldn’t click fast enough

Their use of The Voice in this Dune movie was fucking sick. I loved how the person experiencing it just kind of experiences time loss and moves on their own

@brothertobias

Жыл бұрын

The sound of using "the voice" in the cinema *banged* in my ears. It was SO loud.

@Unforgiven11

Жыл бұрын

@@brothertobias I love how they portrayed that. It sounded so fucking good. I cannot wait to see certain scenes in the next movie

@evlkenevl2721

Жыл бұрын

I liked the old 80's version. To me, the new one just sounds like a higher octave mixed with the original. The voice scenes in the new movie are awesome, though. Paul's reaction to the RM's command especially.

@prophez23

Жыл бұрын

Yes. When I imagine how it would be in real life I imagine it being like it is in the new movie. I was really apprehensive when I first heard about the new movie but once I saw the first part I was blown away.

@jackp492

5 ай бұрын

I’d imagine it’s something like an intimate understanding of motherly authority, so they obey like they did as a toddler because that conditioning runs deep

The Bene Gesserit is the original inspiration for the Jedi Order - the Voice, the Weirding Ways, near complete control of mind, body and even soul and consciousness - Frank Herbert was championing strong female leads and his respect for women is reflected in the world he built for the Bene Gesserit order.

@bluetears2

Жыл бұрын

It was said that he based the Bene Geeeerit skills after his wife, which I thought was romantic that he basically made his wife the strongest being in his universe

@MikeSmith-vl5em

Жыл бұрын

Or he didn’t respect them and needed compelling villains 🦹‍♀️ Yeah speculation doesn’t mean shit

@rolmodel12.

Жыл бұрын

Definitely! As evidenced by George Lucas listing Frank Herbert, amongst others, as inspiration when he was creating the early Star Wars universe.

@DidusayTacos

Жыл бұрын

uhhh that they are evil and self indulgent in their own goals that inspire wars and their invention of theology that denies any other truism is hardly a link to the "Force" of living beings and the natural world.. moreover the sith can be readily compared to bene gesserit yup

@TheDarkHarper

Жыл бұрын

@@DidusayTacos Uhhh, you know nuts

gotta love someone who can show up to someone else's territory and just tell the leader to leave the room.

As someone who loves Dune universe and has read many books, I can say with 100% certainty that Bene Gesserit are stupidly complicated and confusing, they're sorta kinda the reason why Dune history even happens. They're like prime evil and everything stems from them.

@anticlickbait

Жыл бұрын

Good resume 👌

@jameslabbe4119

Жыл бұрын

It's a good observation that they are one of the prime movers of events in the Dune universe, but I think they are the prime example of humanity's tendency to grasp for control instead of accepting a disordered universe. Their order seeks to control actions of others, the decisions of other organization and religions, even supreme control of their own bodies. To a Bene Gesserit, lack of control means annihilation.

@Alaybaba

Жыл бұрын

As someone that also loves the Dune universe (the Frank Herbert one atleast) and has also read many books, Yeah pretty much

@X2yt

Жыл бұрын

@@jameslabbe4119 I'm not sure they represent whole humanity, though. It seems to me they're somewhat similar to real life Christianity, a.k.a. a portion of entire race that seeks to control everything in a way they see fit, even if that control comes at the cost of the rest of the race. Similarly "all roads lead to Rome", in Dune every event after Butlerian Jihad leads to Bene Gesserit, they're the beginning of every plot and root of all evil. Ironically, the nature of their activities is what destroys them in the end, what's with the Honored Matres and everything else.

@TheMimiSard

Жыл бұрын

@@jameslabbe4119 And in that, I don't think they intend harm, on the large scale, but they do need to stand emotionally detatched from everything so they can think clearly. Their big goal in the first book is to create a leader who has access to *all* the ego memories, not just the female ones, as the Reverend Mothers cannot access the male memories. When their goal came about though, it was out of their control, thus did things they did not understand. Leto II however had a goal that was beneficial for humanity on the large scale, but also cast him as a tyrant, a fate he accepted when he stepped onto the "Golden Path". Even after Leto's time, the Bene Gesserit was split between those who despised Leto and feared his legacy (especially the Atreides family line), and those very few who understood his purpose despite his tyranny.

This is probably the best explanation of the Sisterhood. Well done and thank you

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏻

@ecologiesofmindfulness564

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

I love this movie I love the book more. I have the litany against fear.. well part of it.. tattooed on my arm. I had a tattoo when I got clean from Coke and heroin.. reciting it over and over and over again helped me stay sober and face my own dysfunction. Frank Herbert was beyond the genius

@thearmchairjournalist566

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations on getting clean, it’s a hard road and you should be proud to have gotten there 💜

@OdintheGermanShepherd

Жыл бұрын

Great job getting clean!! Stay strong, it’s worth it, 100%.

@Kathywake23

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations!!!

@BooksRebound

Жыл бұрын

If you like Dune I'd recommend Malazan. It's more complex but less political. The worldbuilding is insane. Idk if you like fantasy though or just SciFi

@heathermichel885

10 ай бұрын

I recite the litany against fear when I am distraught, especially when my heart is hurt by those close to me. I think of all emotion that is overcoming me when I say, "Fear is the mind- killer" and "Fear is the little death".

I loved the way the voice was depicted in this movie. Denis Villeneuve made everything feel like it could actually happen in humanities future. Kind of makes the jedi look like a bunch of clowns.

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Especially in cinemas. The low bass pressure when they use the voice made the seats shake!

@offworld_coop

Жыл бұрын

@@filmcomicsexplained lmao, caught me off guard foreal. They would wipe out the entire star wars universe in a day. Actually kinda scary because the abilities aren't far fetched. Humans will definitely be there one day.

@jcdenton6864

Жыл бұрын

@@offworld_coop believe it or not... there's a place in the east and one in the west.. united states to be precise that actually teaches what one could say the beginning of something like this. literally. teaches people how to tap in to there innate internal powers. Sounds fake right? even a wtf? I thought so too and thought I was just going to be entertained and was shocked.

@ominous-omnipresent-they

Жыл бұрын

​@@offworld_coop I must disagree, for their dependency on spice would be immediately recognized and exploited by both the Jedi and Sith.

@offworld_coop

Жыл бұрын

@@ominous-omnipresent-they oh yeah, the jedi are potatoes bro, and a sith lord would be immediately thirst trapped by a bene gesserit. Everyone would have to be blindfolded and ear muffed in order to win.

One thing that each iteration of Dune on the screen did so well is cast an amazing actress to portray Reverend Mother Mohaim, and dress her in a stunning and uniquely beautiful costume

This makes the Harry Potter books / universe seem like something I wrote in primary school

You’re one of my favorite channels that covers and break downs /explains films

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

"becsuse im a Duke's son ? because you're Jessica's son . You have more than one birthright boy " Love that scene :)

Unless I misunderstood you, I have one correction. ANY Bene Gesserit sister who had undergone the Spice Agony (and survived) would have access to Other Memory, not just the Mother Superior, who of course, was also a Reverend Mother.

@jimclark2824

Жыл бұрын

One more correction... ANYONE who undergoes the spice agony and lives through it gains access to other memory. Dune had "wild" reverend mothers for example; abominations too.

Some of the most badass women in fiction nice to hear some more infomation on them. truly a scary combination of looks and brain, and even combat.

Bro, the way the voice was depicted in this film is just perfect! It feels so real and grounded, unlike the old film

Been loving the dune breakdowns, + the best breakdown on any fiction ever

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah dude, thank you!

Essentially, the sisterhood are the Jedi of the Dune universe.

Really like these Dune deep dives. A video on why in Dune they don't use machines, and moved away from A.I. etc would be really interesting! With a little bonus on the tech they still do use oddly like ships and shields.

@cevk

Жыл бұрын

There's a difference in canon with the Jihad between the original novels and the 'sequel'/'prequel'/'interquel' novels that his son and Kevin J. Andersen wrote.

@nicholasbrown668

3 ай бұрын

​@@cevkno theres not lmao, disgruntled fans of the original book just like to say that so they can disconnect the two but they are both from his estate and therefore apart of the same canon, even if there are contradictions

I can't wait for dune part 2... will have to watch both movies back to back when it comes out.

@itzSlaw

2 ай бұрын

Did ya watch them back to back? Gotta know your thoughts on part 2.

@SyverReborn

2 ай бұрын

Saw in cinema last night and it was amazing although a couple of things could have been more fleshed out

@user-ju3kl8tm4f

Ай бұрын

Part 2 is pretty much calling out for a third film

@blank6184

Ай бұрын

@@itzSlaw a late reply, but yeah I did and I have to say I prefer part 1 to part 2. The characters and plot feels a lot more shallow compared to part 1 in my opinion. The first movie was super tense and everyone had a motive for their actions, second movie feels like it leaned too much into visuals and action. Still a great film, but it lost a lot of the magic the first movie had.

Love how much detail and research you do for every video

When you first heard Paul use the voice, the overdub was dominated at first my his mothers voice, and then the mother superiors voice. Indicating he is using their techniques as taught from teacher to pupil. Once he started his transformation into the kwizatz haderach his was the dominant voice.

Always hype seeing Film Comics upload

YES!! Been waiting for this for a while!

what I have always found interesting about the box, the test of pain and self control. Is that I know what my reaction would be. I recently in the last year or so almost lost every finger on my right hand after doctors put my arm in in a cast and left me alone for several hours after I had lost all feeling in my arm. My fingers were the only thing I could feel. The burning...like someone had lit my fingers on fire while ants crawled all over and bit and stung my fingers in different places all at once. All the while I felt like they were freezing. I was dealing with a cold sweat at the same time, body tremors, shivering, and a sense of disorientation. I still have my arm, but have incurred permanent nerve damage in my fingers and hand because of it.

@strange11220

Жыл бұрын

Bro, sue

@iandevine3063

Жыл бұрын

At least you never have to work again, hospital will settle for a huge chunk of change if it was their fault you lost your fingers.

@BanditUshanka

Жыл бұрын

An experience that's testing for sure. About 15 years ago, I made the bad choice of going down a cross country skiing track on a cold night after forgetting my gloves and face shield. It resulted in severe frostbite where amputation and skin grafting was on the table. I was able to keep my hands and even had a successful career in the Army since but to this day I am incapable of feeling temperatures in my arms from the elbow down or my face. I feel pressure levels but no hot or cold and it's resulted in me getting burned badly a few times because I had no idea I was touching something burning hot. While I was recovering from the initial frostbite and the flesh on my forearms and hands literally dying and falling off it was sheer agony though.

@OverdramaticAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@iandevine3063 They said ALMOST lost them. This isn't a guaranteed win the way people think it is. Medical malpractice is notoriously hard to prove and even if you get money, most of those doctors continue to practice- if they lose their license in one state, they can just move to another one (which is what happened to the doctor I experienced medical malpractice with, but not because of my suit).

@paullordi5154

3 ай бұрын

Hard to get anyone at a hospital to testify against another in the hospital

I like how Dune at it's core doesn't try to rely on some mystical superpowers, radioactive animal bites, magic, the force, warp, or divinity, but instead on the simple power of the human mind + a drug or two. That all it does is simply push Shao-Lin or Fakir techniques to a greater perfection with the use of exotic drugs. It makes it all so real, you really get the sense that it's achievable IRL if only we discovered a plant or an animal that secrets a proper hallucinogen.

@steviepaige7687

4 ай бұрын

Shrooms mate lol

@MCSilver

3 ай бұрын

Matthew 17:20: “if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”

@amandaarebel

3 ай бұрын

Lsd or psilocybin.

@Galejro

3 ай бұрын

@@amandaarebelThe Crack must flow! XD But think about it, Adrenaline makes the time slow, Morphine renders nerves innert, Methyloamphetamine is caffeine able to make you active up to 48 hrs. All it takes is to find a drug that stimulates perception/ logical processing/ perhaps, unless science simply renders it all BS, physchic abilities we're on our way to have Bene Jezared or Mentats.

@Ketorootdoctor

3 ай бұрын

You have lsd but that’s not natural. You have lsa which is natural and definitely fits the idea your conveying.

Thank you for introducing me to the dune universe! Your videos are gold!

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

A brilliant analysis of the sisterhood from its inception through to its merger with the honoured matres. While not relying too heavily on BH’s work you expertly navigated through all of the topics from training, purpose and of course abilities. Thank you.

One of your best to date! Comprehensive and thoroughly entertaining.

Loved this. I find the Bene Gesserit the most fascinating group in the Dune universe. Loved the books involving the war between the them and the Honored Matres.

This might be the best summary of the history of the Bene Gesserit I've ever heard. Love this channel!

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

As someone whom has read ALL of the DUNE books (prequels included), I find this very well thought out.

This is one of the best videos on this topic on KZread....

Great artwork combined with clear explanations…well done!

Those who have tried to drink the water or life, they have not tried and failed, but tried and died.

@Scribe13013

Жыл бұрын

Yup

I struggle to understand how you can research so much content. Never disappoints!

Your Dune videos are amazing!

This is what I’m talking about, anything Dune 🤩 TY Niyat👌

@thearmchairjournalist566

Жыл бұрын

Longtime viewer, thanks for the like Niyat 💜

The sisterhood is one of the most powerful groups in the setting, individually each one then is able to take of entire squads of sardakar without been touched, they literally lead the galaxy by the nose having agents in almost every main house and yet the woman playing the Lady Jessica somehow thinks Dune was a sexist portrayal of them that her and the director “”fixed”” in the new version of Dune. I don’t know if she didn’t bother to read the book or just somehow missed the whole point of what the Bene Gesserit are about, they make the idea of a cats paw look like barging into room screaming while painted in neon colours and stabbing all the guests just to subtly move a chess piece, they have been manipulating all the great houses for hundreds of years to make Paul (well Paul was meant to be a girl and was meant to be his some but you know what I mean) a power so great it can control all the stars and the plan was to have a leash on him with them holding the lead.

Been subbed and enjoying every episode since back in the old days with the *absurdly* long intro 🤣

“And how can this be? For he IZZZZ The KNICK KNACK PADDYWHACK”

Love your breakdowns. To really "shake the table" lol I'd love it if you did a comparison of the Dune universe vs. the Star Wars universe as far as the similarities and such. Even as someone who isn't a huge Star Wars fan, it's clear the Bene Gesserit were the inspo for the Jedi.

@seand.g423

Жыл бұрын

I mean... the Falanassi were basically cracked-out BG by the time of the buyout, so...

Someone in the comments of the newest Nerd Cookies vid recommended this vid….excellent breakdown!!

Loved this! Thanks!

A wonderfull description of the Bene Gesserit!

First! And I never clicked a video so fast. Love the dune lore!

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I’m loving these Dune episodes!!!!

Really miss your, Philosophy Of, series. Not that anything is wrong with these analysis. It's much appreciated as I never had the luxury of mindlessly escaping into fantastic tales. So anything commonplace to everyone else is foreign to me. Although the underlying messages weren't known at the time as it passes I'm hyper-aware how intelligent and altruistic these fictional worlds were. Yet no one saw or heeded the warnings predicted. Every nightmare has came true. We're on fast track to collapse and I never thought I would live to witness so many accept their, "master", happily. I wouldn't waste the time either. Thanks again.

This was amazing… I’ve never even heard of this stuff before 😲

finally, the perfect video! My meal will be legendary!

Gotta rewatch your old videos to remind myself what good production on videos is like 👌

The original Spice Girls.

Thanks for another outstanding video I hope you have an awesome day 😎👍

As a kid my dad was a HUGE Dune fan.. I didn't need to read or watch (was forced to anyway) the dune series but it is absolutely an astounding story. There is much to have learned from the series and future-istic politics. Dune isn't for everyone and I absolutely recommend it to anyone with a mature mind, and openness to more than just a "story". The Dune movie trilogy made about 40yrs ago (I probably heavily butchered the date) is a great movie series if anyone wants to start there. Not the biggest fan of the new movie but would highly recommend.

@KillbotSw

Жыл бұрын

What's wrong with the new one?

@pseudonymousbeing987

Жыл бұрын

The TV miniseries you mean? That was 20 years ago not 40, Jesus Christ.

@kaii6216

Жыл бұрын

@@pseudonymousbeing987 no, the actual movies. I didn't even know there was a TV series unless that's what my dad was actually watching.. idk I never was interested in it but forced to by my family. You could be right..idk. it was was 22yrs ago the first episode was released. I googled it

@pseudonymousbeing987

Жыл бұрын

@@kaii6216 It's two different miniseries. I think they're three episodes each and they do cover the original book trilogy but they're in the medium of 6 television episodes, not three movies.

@kaii6216

Жыл бұрын

@@pseudonymousbeing987 oh, I didn't know. Thank you. As an adult now I am starting to enjoy dune so I wanted to get back into it but my dad absolutely loathed the new movies so I was hesitant because he usually never wrong about movies we both share but I also have a more open mind.

Thank you for this video!

I was spending a couple minutes listening in repeat mode to the Dune theme "Holy War" by Hans Zimmer on my playlist, simply because I felt the urge to listen it. How ironic.

~ Thank you, I just started getting into Dune and this was very helpful!!!~

The real villains of Dune

Excellent content and background music

I love them, definitely my favorite group of characters.

Good morning everyone! I love this movie Dune can't wait to see the second part

I had to subscribe, the last 3 videos ive watched were fire, Nemisis, Nemisis:reloaded, and this

Thanks for the details

Thank you for this video

Dude! The Dune universe is so cool I can’t wait to finally read the book.

@Salaisj1

Жыл бұрын

It's good the other 5 are also pretty amazing.

@aaykay4060

4 ай бұрын

Books. There’s 6 books Frank Herbert wrote and then many others which expand the Dune universe and complete the story, written by his son. Book 1 was made into 2 movies. You better start reading, there’s a lot to read.

Great video, more dune content explained would be awesome

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

More to come!

@drinc21

Жыл бұрын

@@filmcomicsexplained I have been binging your videos lately and I was wondering if you would make some assassin's creed videos, if you haven't . I went back a ways in your videos and didn't see any.

The way that scene with her was filmed was so terrifying almost felt like a Stanley Kubrick styled scene.

the damn BEST crusader kings run there ever will be, the BENE GESSERIT

I love all the art included

more digging into the Honored Matres please. Theirs is a compelling story

The original 1984 movie scene with the box was I think more intense with actress Sian Phillips playing the reverend mother spectacularly.

Excellent analysis

ive read the OC book, havent come around watching the new movie, i only know the old one. anyhow, point is: thanks for expanding my dune experience via your lore videos. kudos from germany

Can you please make a video on league of extraordinary gentlemen... Your research is very thorough and your videos are very entertaining.

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Yes that’s on the list D Gladiuz!

Hi love your videos ❤️❤️❤️ and would you explain digging up the marrow please

Great work 👌🏻

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Thanks ✌️

9:08 I LOVE the original looks to be honest. Does anyone know who drew them or worked on the designs/wardrobe illustrations? I feel like each of them are a combination of different cultures/styles. For instance, The Reverend Mother on the left gives me a "Mongolian-Aztec" vibe with the headwrap and line placements. Lady Jessica gives me a "Nordic-Comanche" feeling. Then on the right for House Corrino totally gives a "Maori-Geisha" look. They're all awesome

I think the single best addition to the thematic universe was what its like to be the victim of the voice Such a great scene. It makes you wonder why they didnt do that in the original movie

‘Fear is the mind killer’ i hold onto that one. It’s an incredible mantra

I need more dune!

I keep telling myself I'll read this series someday. Just overwhelmed by where to start.

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

The begining bro

@thearmchairjournalist566

Жыл бұрын

Start with Dune, you have to start there to be able to grasp the history as it is introduced to you and understand humanity’s reaction to the Butlerian Jihad! It’s a fantastic read that I’ve done multiple times 👌

@JdeMolay

Жыл бұрын

Dune would be a good place to start and to stop if you ask me.

@thearmchairjournalist566

Жыл бұрын

@@JdeMolay no one did 🤣🤣🤣

@JdeMolay

Жыл бұрын

@@thearmchairjournalist566 Okay?

Did all this come from the mind of one man? Unbelievable. Great channel.

@dhritidutta6231

Жыл бұрын

He got inspired by multiple cultures in the world...

@M05tly

Жыл бұрын

@@dhritidutta6231 yes, watching more of these videos definitely shows the parallels between real cultures and religions. Such a believable world he has crafted though.

I have had a friend getting after me for...months? to eventually read this book. And the more I look into it the more I realize I didn't know came from this book. Oh well, one more for the audible list.

@Quaaludio

Жыл бұрын

listening is not the same as reading

Thank you for another great video! It probably doesn’t matter to you, but I am actually considering subscribing to you and I subscribe to almost no one. I hope you continue the concise and succinct videos you offer to us… Thanks again.

So good thanx

The movie's portrayal of the Gom Jabar showed Jessica shaking and weeping, which bothered me. The book portrayed the BG as having unbelievable control of their body and emotions under any circumstances. Jessica did not fall apart during the Gom Jabar.

@Salaisj1

Жыл бұрын

I agree the movies portrayal of Jessica bothered me too.

@jimclark2824

Жыл бұрын

BG would appear to us as emotionless androids... unless they were executing a plan. Only other BG can see the subtle signs that a BG let a little emotion show. Doesn't film very well...

@hawaiiansoulrebel

Жыл бұрын

I think it was meant to show Jessica’s humanity. Any mother would be terrified knowing that her son might die.

@byronbranch4645

Жыл бұрын

​@@hawaiiansoulrebelbingo. She genuinely loves Paul. He wasn't just a means to an end for Jessica

@Ratwere

11 ай бұрын

@@byronbranch4645 Bottom line, OP is right. That was a liberty taken by the movie. She did NOT cry or shake in the book during the test. The point that she does not break down in that moment is one of the book's first glimpses into the resolve of the Bene Gesserit. That would have run counter to what Herbert was trying to say.

universe Diune the best. Thanks Brian! Thanks Anderson!

Quite interesting

The Bene Gesserit wrote those treatises at the exact same time as the Orange Catholic Ecumenism and the reorder of galactic religion. They are constantly brought up together and the "sisters" are both represented by a futuristic nun outfit and "an order" of such "nun" clothing wearing "sisters of the faith". It's pretty clear where _Frank_ was going with the imagery, even if _Brian_ has reordered this to de-stress this intrinsic (and tongue-in-cheek) link enough that it is seemingly ignored here.

I don't think you made it clear enough that the first goal of the Sisterhood was to preserve humanity as a species, to prevent our extinction by outside forces, and guide the species to "maturity." Like a mother who is determined that her children will survive. That was the purpose of the Kwisatz Haderach: to access the genentic memory of the Y chromosone, and use prescience to see future timelines to avoid extinction. That's why Leto spent three and a half thousand years breeding for a mutation that would make humans unseeable by "future" sight. If humans could not be predicted, could not be seen in future timelines, they could avoid being attacked by alien forces. And I do think the Bene Gesserit did fear that eventually, humanity would encounter non-human intelligences that would seek to destroy them. The BG took a really long view of history and their mission. The Kwisatz Haderach wasn't the ultimate goal, he was a way to see to the survival of the human race. That's also why Leto din't destroy the Sisterhood. They had to be reminded of that further goal, and taken down a peg or two. Three and a half thousand years of boring "Peace" would be imprinted in humanity's and the Sisterhood's genetic memory. Humanity would never again long for a "Golden Age." The first "Golden Age" with machines almost destroyed it, Leto saw to it there would never be another "lapse."

This dude's voice is perfect to narrate anything related to Dune, I don't know why but it is lol

As someone who had infection of middle ear and went through pain of central nervous system, I felt Paul's pain.

I like this remake rather than the other ones

Certainly some hidden gems in here...

Is the outro track available ?? Love it,,, takes me back..

Part two will really showcase the Bene Geserit power. The witches are incredible fighters, lightning fast with a knowledge of where to strike a person to incapacitate maim or kill.

@elliottparks8762

Жыл бұрын

Dude, part 1 was an absolute fever dream for someone who had no experience with the IP. I read the books afterward and realized that Dune gets the GoT treatment. Books were just so good comparatively.

I like to say thank you from Trinidad and Tobago

@filmcomicsexplained

Жыл бұрын

Yo, Welcome Deshosur!

Love the Lore of Dune.

Niyat doing his best to explain how the Bene Gesserit function in the Dune Universe Me "Space magic! Of course!"

> "We will create & control a godlike super-being." Not a great plan.

@TheSzybas

Жыл бұрын

What could go wrong?

@Eric-pn9ml

2 ай бұрын

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