Fun fact: Pilots usually say "descend" when talking about going to a lower altitude, and since "ascend" sounds very similar they say "climb" when raising the altitude to avoid possible confusion over radio.
That's dope. Explains it's use in Andor. Though it's also a thematic thing continuously through that and Rogue One representing a moral and revolutionary climb.
To answer the "Why no shields?" we have 2 reasons: The first was mentioned in the first movie, which is that shields in the desert are a death sentence since they cause worms to go into a killing frenzy, but since they are on a tall rock outcrop I would say that the second reason is why: They were being shot by laser guns, and when a laser gun hits a shield it cause a huge explosion, kinda like a nuclear bomb, this was not specified in the movies, but if i had to guess a reason it's this one
In the books it says that nobody ever uses laser weapons because shields are so prevalent. It also said it's like a neutron bomb, so way stronger than a nuke. But I guess they just thought the lasers were a cool effect for the movie. 🤷🏾♂️
A neutron bomb is a type of nuke designed to emit more radiation and is way less powerful than typical nuclear weapons because the energy is being emitted as radiation rather than blast or thermal energy.
Facts. I also figured she wasn’t talking about the daughter because the kwisatz haderach HAS to be a man that’s why they were calling out to them in dune 1 “Lisan Al Gaib” “the mother and the son”
my local witch apothecary sold me some dried worm. I need to read up on the passages about how to use it. don't tell me how to use it unless you cite sources.
I love how Villeneuve avoided the most stupid sin of the '84 version and did *not* end this in a triumph: Paul has just unleashed his fanatical and powerful Fremen legions onto the Empire in a Holy War, As a consequence the Empire is at war, essentially with itself, and it's a total war, The Bene Gesserit are both still in the game and to a degree also still in control. Paul knows he's a tool in many ways and he now knows that he *has had* no other way and has had none right from the point when The Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam tests him in the first part. Essentially think of Paul Atreides as uniting the Shakespearean characters of Prince Hamlet, Macbeth *and* his opponent Macduff in one tragic character. Best regards Raoul G. Kunz
Fun fact: when you're riding a worm, you pull on the hooks and they expose the worms inner skin. That prevents the worm from diving into the sand, since it's painful to expose their skin to the sand.
My most anticipated movie of the year and it did not disappoint! I doubt anything overcomes it as my movie of the year either. Loved it! Can't wait for more....
This is what Chani was fighting against the whole time - and why she rightfully feared him becoming revered as the Mahdi or a leader of her people. He was going to lead them, and 61 billion others across the universe "To Paradise." And they were willing to do it... when she was watching them fly off world to slaughter all of the remaining Great Houses, alone, she had not only lost Paul in that moment, but her people as well. I should say that this is far different than her character in the book - but it does better serve to drive home the entire point of the book - you should fear charismatic leaders, even when you think they are in your favor - they are human and have their own motivations, and they will ruthlessly sacrifice you for their own gain if it comes down to a choice between you and them.
Genuine question: isn't the alternative the eventual eradication of her people by the Harkonnens, which would be in line with what Paul stated as possible futures with one narrow way to victory?
@@MrSmokinDragon I suppose that is a possibility but at the same time, without Paul's influence, and with the Emperor and Feyd Rautha's tactics, it could have easily spelled the end of the Fremen. I'm not trying to justify Paul's eventual actions, but it seems to me that its either of two choices: whatever notion of victory which could happen through Paul or eradication if Paul wasn't there. It seems like those are the only options (even though Paul's decisions can be questioned). I haven't read the books though, so I don't have all the pieces.
@@ebrimajallow3165 Ultimately, yes - but she had no way of knowing that - neither she, nor even the Bene Gesserit know the depth of his prescience at this time in the story. And even so - there could have been better alternatives (as revealed much later in the books). There are no happy endings for a long time....
@ambermarshall2263 I'm less so talking about Chani or the Bene Gesserit than I am the audience. A lot of comments that I see seem to attack Paul's role and "false messiah" more than show they show nuance in the idea that the choices were very limited. Terrible victory or eventual eradication, seemingly, like I said. Yeah, I get that vibe that there is no immediate happy ending. "Lead them to paradise" while talking about your enemies sounds... not great, to say the least.
“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." - Frank Herbert
If I am not mistaken language for GoT Dothrakies and Shakobsa for Fremen created the same person, that is why Paul in his speach sounded similar to them.
Its always funny to me how the Reverend Mother Moriam calls Princess Irulan her "greatest student", when in the book it is *very* much the opposite. The Princess is generally considered not a particularly great example of a Bene Gesserit, and isn't particularly liked by them or the Reverend Mother
@@pseudonymousbeing987 it’s interesting because if you think about it, bene gesserit training has nothing to do with one’s intelligence, or reasoning ability. It just so happens that most bene gesserit are extremely intelligent.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR Well no for multiple reasons. They've been breeding for millennia so genetically any descendant of a Bene Gesserit has smart genetics (intelligence is hereditary, this is a fact). Two, anyone brought into a Bene Gesserit school as they often are would probably be recruited for their high quality as an individual. Three, they have millennia of training. They've learned how to maximise human potential and instill the necessary values and the right teachings to maximise intelligence.
a wonderful reaction from you to this masterpiece that is the main basis for inspiring GAME OF THRONES, MATRIX, AVATAR and STAR WARS (all films involving Skywalker/Jedi taken directly from the work of Frank Herbert) and without Dune none of these works would exist .
True enough, but Dune was a product of its own times, too. Frank Herbert wanted to turn the white savior trope on its ear, and had been paying attention to different European colonies around the world in the 50s and 60s fighting to gain their independence. All of those stories that took from Dune were derivatives and didn't follow it completely. Avatar was a straight up white savior theme, Star Wars was meant to be uncomplicated entertainment not a political thriller, A Song of Ice And Fire went full political thriller and left the "chosen one" trope behind, and The Matrix fully embraced the "chosen one" trope and focused more on philosophy, not politics.
Everyone needs a person like Stilgar in their life! :D He's fun in the beginning but with time you can't help but love him - or at least that's how I feel.
There's a treaty against first nuclear strikes on humans. Paul bypassed that by using his nukes on the mountains, which were protecting Arakeen from the worms - its location had mountains on three sides and solid rock on the other, none of which worms could penetrate. Past tense!
The rule about shields is do not use them when out in the open in the deep desert as it attracts the worms and drive them into a killing frenzy. Using shields in cities like Arrakeen is okay as those are situated in protected areas where the worms don't venture.
Regarding the filmbooks about sand walking, I have an idea of what Paul was trying to say. "That's interesting. I watched filmbooks, but they got it wrong. They said to [do thing in opposite of what Chani just said]. Can you show me again the right way?"
Rabban wants to be harder than he is. Look at that sequence where he starts out yelling, "TODAY MUA'DIB DIES!" and ends up running like a toddler when he realises he's on the same battlefield as Paul.
Can't wait for more...Does Anyone know how far along they plan to go? I haven't read the books but watched the mini series Dune and Children of Dune that came out like 20+ years ago. It's still one of the Sci-fi channels highest rated series. I hope they continue on to cover at least this far....shit, I want the whole book series covered! Lol
@isakoqv Villeneuve allegedly only wants to do Dune Messiah and no further. Money may talk, or perhaps someone else might be talked into directing. I hope not the latter TBH. He's done a great job so far.
Iti s always interesting seeing reactions and finding where on the spectrum of propaganda the reactors fall. Like...how much do they believe in Paul and the prophecy, despite the film outright telling you it's made up. Paul is powerful since he IS the Kwisatz Haderach and that is real, but the Lisan Al Ghaib is pure propaganda. For example, when Paul picks the name Muad'dib, he plays it like a joke, but given that he already knows their language and has studied the Fremen extensively, there's no reason to assume he doesn't already know what it means or its cultural significance.
Same when Chani's tears resurrect Paul. I feel that was a put-on, as it doesn't really make sense that her tears would have any actual power to bring him back. He was playing the crowd because he knows the prophecies.
@@sk_lurks Perhaps that is best thought of as that in the movie. In the books he is stuck in a spice-induced trance from the water of life, until he gets a "shock" by the drop (with the tear).
Biggest issue the movie made with Rabban's character was casting Dave Bautista--he made everyone assume the character is WAY tougher and more badass than he is lol, and it confuses people as to why he's a pushover. In the book, Rabban is basically a mini-baron, fat and cruel and ruthless and bloodthirsty--but not tough or a good fighter or anything, he is a giant coward if it ever comes down to a real fight. And when people see Dave Bautista, they are assuming the exact opposite of that kind of a character lol, so everyone gets so surprised when he turns out to be a giant bitch, since he looks like he would be a monster in a fight.
One interesting mislead I just thought of is the fact that the camera lingers on his whip attached to his belt in one scene, and it probably made people see him as more intimidating, like he had some badass whip fighting skills. But, if you think about it, there’s no way a whip could ever be a good combat weapon. It needs to go too fast to do damage, a shield would block it. That whip was purely used to abuse his subordinates and powerless citizens of arrakeen. It’s symbolic of his character, an intimidating weapon that looks scary, and is very effective against less powerful people, but against an equal, it is useless.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR Rabban was a bully, in the book and films. It just so happened they cast someone who looked intimidating for the film, but he had no fighting skill and just brute strength.
Maybe you should appreciate that instead? Because you're describing a nice fake misdirection from the director - that will catch non readers completely off guard. While readers can sit back and enjoy how the situation will play out??
@@Christian-el2bzagreed. It's a way to visually show the audience the director's vision of the character. DB worked w Denis on Blade Runner 2049 and knew exactly what he wanted from DB.
Great reaction and move, I’ve read a few of the books. If I remember correctly the Spice is basically the equivalent of Oil in the Middle East and the West taking it. Paul isn’t the hero in this story but in the end the villain. Jessica and Paul after taking the worms poison are never the same again with Paul having is Anakin Skywalker moment their after.
I don’t think he was trying to get rid of his nephew. I think he just wanted him to have a good decent fight for once. What’s the point in slaughtering drugged up opponents?
Redhead-pale genes would last about one generation on Arrakis before everyone died of skin cancer. Redheads in the desert basically have to be Melanesian.
You guys need to hire a editing business. Your constant faded amd blurry doesnt work for the viewer. Saving a buck with faded will not grow yiur channel... Step up to big Leagues..
Fun fact: Pilots usually say "descend" when talking about going to a lower altitude, and since "ascend" sounds very similar they say "climb" when raising the altitude to avoid possible confusion over radio.
That's dope. Explains it's use in Andor. Though it's also a thematic thing continuously through that and Rogue One representing a moral and revolutionary climb.
Fun fact: when Chani tells Stilgar he's insane, she says the Chakobsa phrase "Zaihaash lek", which is literally "you're drinking sand".
"What he is doing is the path to peace, though"
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"He didn't even call her a uber" 💀💀💀
To answer the "Why no shields?" we have 2 reasons:
The first was mentioned in the first movie, which is that shields in the desert are a death sentence since they cause worms to go into a killing frenzy, but since they are on a tall rock outcrop I would say that the second reason is why:
They were being shot by laser guns, and when a laser gun hits a shield it cause a huge explosion, kinda like a nuclear bomb, this was not specified in the movies, but if i had to guess a reason it's this one
In the books it says that nobody ever uses laser weapons because shields are so prevalent. It also said it's like a neutron bomb, so way stronger than a nuke. But I guess they just thought the lasers were a cool effect for the movie. 🤷🏾♂️
A neutron bomb is a type of nuke designed to emit more radiation and is way less powerful than typical nuclear weapons because the energy is being emitted as radiation rather than blast or thermal energy.
34:23 she says will be born in the south, she's referring to Paul when he drinks the water of life. Meaning a new person once he arrives in the south
Facts. I also figured she wasn’t talking about the daughter because the kwisatz haderach HAS to be a man that’s why they were calling out to them in dune 1 “Lisan Al Gaib” “the mother and the son”
15:22, worms don't eat spice. Worms actually make spice. It's a byproduct of their lifecycle.
facts thank you for the correction..
@@yaboyrockleemovies Let's be blunt: its worm shit.
From the 80s version:
The worm is the Spice, the Spice is the worm.
my local witch apothecary sold me some dried worm. I need to read up on the passages about how to use it. don't tell me how to use it unless you cite sources.
idk what you're yapping about but it's in the end of the first book how the worm life cycle works
You missed the point, think about when paupnsaid "We will survive by being Harkonnen" and look at how sad he is when he says "Lead them to paradise"
I love how Villeneuve avoided the most stupid sin of the '84 version and did *not* end this in a triumph:
Paul has just unleashed his fanatical and powerful Fremen legions onto the Empire in a Holy War,
As a consequence the Empire is at war, essentially with itself, and it's a total war,
The Bene Gesserit are both still in the game and to a degree also still in control.
Paul knows he's a tool in many ways and he now knows that he *has had* no other way and has had none right from the point when The Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam tests him in the first part.
Essentially think of Paul Atreides as uniting the Shakespearean characters of Prince Hamlet, Macbeth *and* his opponent Macduff in one tragic character.
Best regards
Raoul G. Kunz
Paul is 15 when he killed Jamis. The freman are shocked a boy killed one of their fighters.
Fun fact: when you're riding a worm, you pull on the hooks and they expose the worms inner skin.
That prevents the worm from diving into the sand, since it's painful to expose their skin to the sand.
My most anticipated movie of the year and it did not disappoint! I doubt anything overcomes it as my movie of the year either. Loved it! Can't wait for more....
"what he is doing is the path to peace" ohhhhh noes... Oh no no no no
The crowd in the Harkonnen gladiator arena were not dancing, they made throat cutting gestures while chanting for Feyd. 😅
This is what Chani was fighting against the whole time - and why she rightfully feared him becoming revered as the Mahdi or a leader of her people. He was going to lead them, and 61 billion others across the universe "To Paradise." And they were willing to do it... when she was watching them fly off world to slaughter all of the remaining Great Houses, alone, she had not only lost Paul in that moment, but her people as well. I should say that this is far different than her character in the book - but it does better serve to drive home the entire point of the book - you should fear charismatic leaders, even when you think they are in your favor - they are human and have their own motivations, and they will ruthlessly sacrifice you for their own gain if it comes down to a choice between you and them.
Genuine question: isn't the alternative the eventual eradication of her people by the Harkonnens, which would be in line with what Paul stated as possible futures with one narrow way to victory?
@@ebrimajallow3165 life is seldom either/or - there might be a million other ways to accomplish the survival of the Fremen
@@MrSmokinDragon I suppose that is a possibility but at the same time, without Paul's influence, and with the Emperor and Feyd Rautha's tactics, it could have easily spelled the end of the Fremen. I'm not trying to justify Paul's eventual actions, but it seems to me that its either of two choices: whatever notion of victory which could happen through Paul or eradication if Paul wasn't there. It seems like those are the only options (even though Paul's decisions can be questioned). I haven't read the books though, so I don't have all the pieces.
@@ebrimajallow3165 Ultimately, yes - but she had no way of knowing that - neither she, nor even the Bene Gesserit know the depth of his prescience at this time in the story. And even so - there could have been better alternatives (as revealed much later in the books). There are no happy endings for a long time....
@ambermarshall2263 I'm less so talking about Chani or the Bene Gesserit than I am the audience. A lot of comments that I see seem to attack Paul's role and "false messiah" more than show they show nuance in the idea that the choices were very limited. Terrible victory or eventual eradication, seemingly, like I said.
Yeah, I get that vibe that there is no immediate happy ending. "Lead them to paradise" while talking about your enemies sounds... not great, to say the least.
Lee: This daughter's a GANGSTER. Daughter from the book: Get my knife.
"He's not the messiah; he's a very naughty boy!"
you guys are so entertaining, dope reaction
1:13:30 They nuked the shield wall so the sand worms and sandstorm could get in.
They also hit the mountain
i swear i saw this already
Is this a re-upload?
“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." - Frank Herbert
If I am not mistaken language for GoT Dothrakies and Shakobsa for Fremen created the same person, that is why Paul in his speach sounded similar to them.
Its always funny to me how the Reverend Mother Moriam calls Princess Irulan her "greatest student", when in the book it is *very* much the opposite. The Princess is generally considered not a particularly great example of a Bene Gesserit, and isn't particularly liked by them or the Reverend Mother
i think they just wanted her to show as a great manipulator and politician but yeah irulan wasnt skilled in terms of bene gesserit training
Maybe Gaius is sucking up the Emperor making him feel good. She's very dismissive and cold towards Irulan, although she's like that with everyone.
@@pseudonymousbeing987 I.e., don't believe the Bene Gesserit. Full stop. Plans within plans.
@@pseudonymousbeing987 it’s interesting because if you think about it, bene gesserit training has nothing to do with one’s intelligence, or reasoning ability. It just so happens that most bene gesserit are extremely intelligent.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR
Well no for multiple reasons. They've been breeding for millennia so genetically any descendant of a Bene Gesserit has smart genetics (intelligence is hereditary, this is a fact). Two, anyone brought into a Bene Gesserit school as they often are would probably be recruited for their high quality as an individual. Three, they have millennia of training. They've learned how to maximise human potential and instill the necessary values and the right teachings to maximise intelligence.
a wonderful reaction from you to this masterpiece that is the main basis for inspiring GAME OF THRONES, MATRIX, AVATAR and STAR WARS (all films involving Skywalker/Jedi taken directly from the work of Frank Herbert) and without Dune none of these works would exist .
True enough, but Dune was a product of its own times, too. Frank Herbert wanted to turn the white savior trope on its ear, and had been paying attention to different European colonies around the world in the 50s and 60s fighting to gain their independence.
All of those stories that took from Dune were derivatives and didn't follow it completely. Avatar was a straight up white savior theme, Star Wars was meant to be uncomplicated entertainment not a political thriller, A Song of Ice And Fire went full political thriller and left the "chosen one" trope behind, and The Matrix fully embraced the "chosen one" trope and focused more on philosophy, not politics.
Best reaction I've seen. Love the vibe.
Everyone needs a person like Stilgar in their life! :D
He's fun in the beginning but with time you can't help but love him - or at least that's how I feel.
There's a treaty against first nuclear strikes on humans. Paul bypassed that by using his nukes on the mountains, which were protecting Arakeen from the worms - its location had mountains on three sides and solid rock on the other, none of which worms could penetrate. Past tense!
00:47 We are here for the talking 😄👍 otherwise we could just watch the movie.
The rule about shields is do not use them when out in the open in the deep desert as it attracts the worms and drive them into a killing frenzy. Using shields in cities like Arrakeen is okay as those are situated in protected areas where the worms don't venture.
Actually the baron called the great houses because he was trying to double cross the emperor.
"Yall talk too much." Bro, I'm here for a reaction. If I want yall to be quiet I'd just watch the movie. I'm here to HEAR you talk about it.
Its sounds like Dothraki because the same guy that created Dothraki for GOT is the same that created this language for Dune.
Dave batista did great at playing a sociopath.
Regarding the filmbooks about sand walking, I have an idea of what Paul was trying to say.
"That's interesting. I watched filmbooks, but they got it wrong. They said to [do thing in opposite of what Chani just said]. Can you show me again the right way?"
Nah. He was mansplaining 😂
Great reaction probably my favorite one yet ❤
Ever been in an aircraft of any sort? Every pilot I've ever hears says they are CLIMBING to a certain altitude.
In the book tchani wasn't happy about Paul and irulan getting together but she understood it was the only way to get to the crown...
Its likely that in Messiah we’ll see her accept Paul’s choice
Rabban didn't get soft... Gurney Halleck got really, really hard.
Rabban wants to be harder than he is. Look at that sequence where he starts out yelling, "TODAY MUA'DIB DIES!" and ends up running like a toddler when he realises he's on the same battlefield as Paul.
Can't wait for more...Does Anyone know how far along they plan to go? I haven't read the books but watched the mini series Dune and Children of Dune that came out like 20+ years ago. It's still one of the Sci-fi channels highest rated series. I hope they continue on to cover at least this far....shit, I want the whole book series covered! Lol
For now they've only talked about Dune Messiah.
@isakoqv Villeneuve allegedly only wants to do Dune Messiah and no further. Money may talk, or perhaps someone else might be talked into directing. I hope not the latter TBH. He's done a great job so far.
This a reupload? I swear i watched y'all watch this
I'm wondering the same lol
I thought it was just me 😂😂
I repost to movie channel. In case i lose the main channel. Lol. Which currently had 3 copyright strikes.
@@yaboyrockleemovies alright fine I'll subscribe lmao
Don't know what to comment but I'm ready for this reaction
Nice, they managed to control themselves and not lough at the movie. Good reaction liked it
"I don't think he's that bad" YO dude just killed them girls and fed them to his "pets"! Somebody ain't thinking with her head yo LMAO
41:30 For everyone who interested - in "Vladimir" accent at the first "i"
Did you post a new different cut? Or is this video the same as the first Dune Pt 2 reaction?
Edit: ah I think this is a diff channel
Iti s always interesting seeing reactions and finding where on the spectrum of propaganda the reactors fall. Like...how much do they believe in Paul and the prophecy, despite the film outright telling you it's made up. Paul is powerful since he IS the Kwisatz Haderach and that is real, but the Lisan Al Ghaib is pure propaganda.
For example, when Paul picks the name Muad'dib, he plays it like a joke, but given that he already knows their language and has studied the Fremen extensively, there's no reason to assume he doesn't already know what it means or its cultural significance.
Same when Chani's tears resurrect Paul. I feel that was a put-on, as it doesn't really make sense that her tears would have any actual power to bring him back. He was playing the crowd because he knows the prophecies.
@@sk_lurks Perhaps that is best thought of as that in the movie. In the books he is stuck in a spice-induced trance from the water of life, until he gets a "shock" by the drop (with the tear).
@@Frederiknshansen That makes sense, it has been many, many years since I have read the books.
Paul: *shits*
Stilgar: as it was written!
1 thing yaw missed, is that the Old Reverend Mother is Jessica's Mother !!! Check the 1st movie.
Biggest issue the movie made with Rabban's character was casting Dave Bautista--he made everyone assume the character is WAY tougher and more badass than he is lol, and it confuses people as to why he's a pushover.
In the book, Rabban is basically a mini-baron, fat and cruel and ruthless and bloodthirsty--but not tough or a good fighter or anything, he is a giant coward if it ever comes down to a real fight.
And when people see Dave Bautista, they are assuming the exact opposite of that kind of a character lol, so everyone gets so surprised when he turns out to be a giant bitch, since he looks like he would be a monster in a fight.
One interesting mislead I just thought of is the fact that the camera lingers on his whip attached to his belt in one scene, and it probably made people see him as more intimidating, like he had some badass whip fighting skills. But, if you think about it, there’s no way a whip could ever be a good combat weapon. It needs to go too fast to do damage, a shield would block it. That whip was purely used to abuse his subordinates and powerless citizens of arrakeen. It’s symbolic of his character, an intimidating weapon that looks scary, and is very effective against less powerful people, but against an equal, it is useless.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR Rabban was a bully, in the book and films. It just so happened they cast someone who looked intimidating for the film, but he had no fighting skill and just brute strength.
Maybe you should appreciate that instead? Because you're describing a nice fake misdirection from the director - that will catch non readers completely off guard. While readers can sit back and enjoy how the situation will play out??
@@Christian-el2bzagreed. It's a way to visually show the audience the director's vision of the character. DB worked w Denis on Blade Runner 2049 and knew exactly what he wanted from DB.
Great reaction and move, I’ve read a few of the books. If I remember correctly the Spice is basically the equivalent of Oil in the Middle East and the West taking it. Paul isn’t the hero in this story but in the end the villain. Jessica and Paul after taking the worms poison are never the same again with Paul having is Anakin Skywalker moment their after.
Ayyy when I see who you mean director!
I couldn't work there 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Enough to blow up the planet”……it means a lot. There are a lot of warheads. 55:30.
Crazy!!
🔥🔥🔥
I don’t think he was trying to get rid of his nephew. I think he just wanted him to have a good decent fight for once. What’s the point in slaughtering drugged up opponents?
Just seen the new trailer for the series Dune Prophecy. Definitely recommend you checking it out. No spoilers from me.
30:30. There's no water to pump.
How many times is this woman gonna say "demon"? 😂
We all need a hype man like Stilgar
This a reupload?
Is this a reupload??
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You reaction on salaar movie please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
hi , I like ur chanel. i am korean
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If korean subtitles, your channel will be hit in Korea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you
It’s both, he’s got prescience and descends from his mother and it’s the spice. It’s a combo. You guys don’t do nuance do you?
RATS!!!
Lol they aren’t demons
The book had a red headed pale woman, snd now she’s black? But that’s how it’s written lol
Redhead-pale genes would last about one generation on Arrakis before everyone died of skin cancer. Redheads in the desert basically have to be Melanesian.
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Do three room-temperature IQs add up tp one smart person?
Answer: no.
You guys need to hire a editing business. Your constant faded amd blurry doesnt work for the viewer. Saving a buck with faded will not grow yiur channel... Step up to big Leagues..
Greqt reactions. Bad clip video's
The girl in the middle kinda ticked me off how she wasn't picking up on a lotta the stuff on the movie
Is this a re-upload?