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Man y’all need to do better research before reacting

Yes, the Bene Gesserit Voice is pretty much lie the Jedi Mind Trick. Where did you think Lucas got the idea from?

The basic story line dates all the way back to Homer's Odyssey. It's called the "hero's journey" idea that is more than 2000 years old. That's why so many stories have that similar plot - Star Wars and Lord of the Rings for example.

The "original" from the 1980's sucks. Don't bother. Read the book instead.

Just sub to y'all love it

I love this movie but, somehow, the action scenes are the most boring parts of it.

Jonah Hill just turned 23 during filming. Not too bad😂

George Lucas stole everything from Asimov, Herber, Valerian, Metal Hurlant, Moebius and many others. If you read their creations, books and comics, you'll painfully discover how mediocre the SW saga is.

Ficaram conversando na parte principal, os primeiros 10 minutos kkkkkk

their names are "human" because it is humanity 10 thousand years. Second Lucas stole or leaned heavily on Dune to produce a watered down, more digestible sci-fi called starwars. but really is just a carbon copy of dune.

The reason why Jessica use the voice sparingly is because if the use it to much the Bene Gesserit would create too many enemies to exist as an Order, that was the purpose of the Gom Jabbar test. They plot and scheme from the shadows.

Their shields are set to block objects coming at a specified speed. They can't block everything because then air wouldn't go through. The imperiums fighting style revolves around fast movements with slowed strikes at the end. One of the reasons fighting in the desert is so tough is cause shields can't be used due to them attracting the worms. And since imperials are trained to slow down their strikes at the end, it gives fighters like the freman an opening to dodge (Paul would've beaten Jamis sooner, but his slowed strikes gave Jamis the chance to parry).

Paul is an old name idk why anyone's surprised at it.

nope thats exactly how you train with swords (apart from the hi tech shields) ;) generally you use a blunt metal or wooden/synthetic sword if you did it with sharp blades you would kill a lot of trainees

Let me fix the title for you - George Lucas ripped off Dune more like. 😁

Other way around. But plagiary is a sign of admiration ;-)

Star Wars rip off!? Blasphemy! 😂

I hope the newer generations will forget about superman Marvel DC and star wars. all those are completely unnecessary. old, decrepit, dying from the POV of the brighter minds.

When is part 2 coming?

My heart hurt when you where talking about food while they explained the whole premise of the story in the start.

The book Dune came out in the 1960's and influenced generations of authors and film makers. From Star Wars to Game of Thrones you can trace back to Dune the influence the book has had on both and many many more. The book is considered a science fiction classic.

Was this bait intended?

2:05 seriously, sand? Come on, up your game. Sandwiches, dessert...

The inhabitants of the Dune universe trace their ancient ancestry (more than 20,000 years) back to Earth, which is almost completely a myth to them. After all that time, Earthling names like Paul, Duncan, and Jessica could easily be obscure and exotic to these futuristic people, the same way ancient Roman names like Tiberius, Scipio, and Agrippina sound exotic to us.

Star Wars borrowed a lot from the Dune novel and Frank Herbert (the author) even considered suing George Lucas.

Dune part one was made on 165 million dollar budget and Dune part two was made on 190 million dollar budget

Bait title?? 😅

Dune novel was written in 1965 so star wars ripped off dune if U think about it. Both films dune part one and two together adapts the first novel dune again written in 1965.

Shields protect against kinetic energy so it stops/slows down fast moving objects, that why they don´t use guns. If you shoot it with a laser it would explode in a nuclear fashion, thats why the swords. And Paul was trained by the only two warriors KNOWN to have repeatedly killed Sardaukars, at the time universally known to be unbeatable: Duncan Idaho and Gurney Halleck. Saddly they don´t really show how dangerous the Sardaukars are as in the books.

Cool discussion/video. Definitely recommend Part 2, the first few books and the old movie to check out. There's even a show that was done. If you guys do the 2nd part, I'd like to hear you talk a bit about the politics/religious aspects