it is a crazy combination of actors for sure. I would say that Lotr, Apocalypse Now, A Bridge Too Far and the new Dune movie has a more impressive cast but it is certainly not as diverse as this cast.
One of, if not the best thing added by David Lynch is the dialogue between Paul and Duke Leto on the balcony overlooking the sea in the rain and then later on the payoff when Paul comes to after taking the water of life exclaiming, "Father, the Sleeper has Awoken!". David Lynch doesn't get enough credit for this movie.
The dislike comes from people who aren't familiar with the book form of the saga. they don't realize that this is only lynch's interpretation. I just lol at them
+Theodore Goolsby where in my comment did i say i liked the movie? i "lol" when people fight over Lynch's interpretation of the book. He's just one filmmaker. Who cares if the movie was shit or not? It doesn't change any of the merits of the novel. It just highlights the ignorance of the people who didn't read any of the novels.
people usually don't like the weird internal monologues. when the sci-fi channel version came out the dislike for this grew even more despite it being a much lower end production.
I think this film’s crowning achievement (besides Patrick Stewart charging to battle with a pug) is that Lynch perfectly communicated just how alien human society has become. Certain names, allusions and behaviors are relatable to even an uninitiated audience, but so much of what these people do and say is so beyond any social convention practiced heretofore- and I think that’s a major motif Herbert emphasized throughout the saga. I don’t think anyone besides Lynch had the proper attitude towards film as a medium so as to convey that
This film had such a unique vibe to it that resonates with me even now, in 2023. Lynch is too hard on himself for this alleged "failure". It was a brave attempt to bring a very involved, some might say convoluted, novel to the big screen.
That's right. Alien, Terminator 1, Star Wars, Blade Runner, Dune, The Thing, Halloween I and II, The Amityville are all from the end of 70s and beginning of 80s. And all are among my favorite movies despite being released before I was even born.
@@LangkowskiAre you sure about that? By my count you got Ghostbusters, Terminator, Stark Trek 3: The Search For Spock, 1984, and I suppose Dune. That is not that many sci fi movies. Is there something I am forgetting?
Superb montage! What many folks don't know is, Frank Herbert was present FOR the filming of the movie, and approved OF the casting, director's vision, and the screenplay (which he helped flesh out). I too saw the film prior to reading the book, but that was a help, not a hindrance. I love both the extended version, and the theatrical release. Dune is one of the few stories that you can find something to believe in, and take with you throughout your life. It's a story that I've insisted on my child reading, so as to impart a life-lesson that cannot be summed up in words!
I saw this movie when it came out. I was a young boy and was totally overwhelmed and could not deal with it ....but it left a profound mark deep inside me. I'm now in my 40s and this movie is so dear to my heart I cannot explain without going on and on. Watching this compilation makes my Dune heart soar like an eagle. There are scenes left out I wish were included but all in all this is a nice recap of a truly unique movie unlike no other ......
Saw it for the first time in 1984 when I was 14 years old. I am rediscovering it now as I am turning 50. I like it then but now I can appreciate this underrated classic. Great cast, incredible visuals, epic soundtrack. So much meaning behind it.
Thank you. After the new 2020 trailer, had to remember the beautiful quotes from the first. Even after all these years some dialogues and scenes are still fresh. Long live the fighters !
"They shall come all for violence: their faces shall sup up as the east wind, and they shall gather the captivity as the sand." Gurney Halleck re. Habakkuk 1:9
"Cha-a-a-a-a-aksa ! This is part of the weirding way that we will teach you. Some thoughts have a certain sound, that being the equivalent to a form. Through sound and motion you will be able to paralyze nerves, shatter bones, set fires, suffocate an enemy or burst his organs. We will kill until no Harkonnen breathes Arrakeen air" my favorite quote
Stewart Pearce I was thinking more about millennials who bash it now, who haven't read the book and/or shouldn't have any unrealistic expectations from something made so long ago. Like some biggish youtube movie critic I saw (some little British guy) who was just talking so much smack about it, I had to click off his video after a minute or two.
ᒍᗩᗰᕮᔕ ᑭᗩᗯᔕOᑎ ugh, I think I'd have had the same reaction, my friend. As snobby as this may sound of me, being unfamiliar with the source material puts one at a severe disadvantage when trying to offer a fair critique of the movie. Stuff people mostly complain about, like the constant inner-monologue voice overs and the "weirding modules," were attempts to overcome the challenges of working more of the source material into the movie, but if you've never read it, they just seem inexplicable, I guess?
Stewart Pearce Sounds right to me.. though the reviewer/critic I am thinking of said he read the book to prepare for the review, and he still hated the film. I doubt he really read the book, however. Anyhow, I am not a fan of _Star Wars_-- to each their own.
Having just watched it and not judging it for the effects at the time (mainly the shields), I am not sure I agree. The voice over of everyone's thoughts is not that well executed. I get the value as it helps to explain things I just don't feel it made the movie better. The Baron was also not that well done. He was not particularly menacing. Credit where credit is due at taking a stab at such a difficult story to adapt but it is still a B- adaption on a good day.
Thank you so much for putting this video together. This is my favorite Lynch film regardless of how he feels about it, I am a huge fan of all his works, and Twin Peaks, and his recurring cast. And this video, the music, and how well done it is is PERFECT, thank you I have watched and listened too it SO many times!
That's because the actors for the movie gave a damn about their job, were vetted, and talented. The mini series was a cash grab that looked like shit but sold out to interests of the time.
Thank you for the refresher. Clearly exceptional editing talent with "but we need new experiences" wrap-a-round/book-ending. I have only finished reading Dune for the first time after many, many repeats of the movie and have begun the next book
Piter de Vries: "Concerning my plan..." Baron Harkonnen: "MY plan!" Piter, begrudgingly: "THE plan..." I don't know why but this exchange just sends me every time.
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Awesome collage of favorite quotes and scenes!! Well done!
I have read all the books in the dune series even the new ones by kevin Anderson and framk herbers son....going to buy the documentary called jordowskys dune...the greatest movie never made.....you should do another video about dune using material from mini series from the scifi channel.closer to the book,but too bad it was on the sci-fi channel so it had a sharknado budjet,dune mini series needs to be on showtime or hbo..
I'm really grateful for this, goosebumps for me also, recently I listened to the audiobook online and found that tremendously enjoyable from its alternate narrative perspective involving more of my imagination. This was an absolutely epic film to me in my pre college years, every line a memory. I was saddened it was so viciously maligned by so many, everyone's a critic likes to deface others work. Frank Herbert gave us so much, in rich detail, to me it was science fiction Shakespeare that hasn't diminished in its magic feeling over time. I'm happy it hasn't lost its ability to captivate audiences over time, and that many enjoy it. Thanks for bringing this gem back to me, this collage of scenes and quotes are so similar to the favorites of mine own. Thank you!
Agree with you tatio, I regard independent HBO series (and now Suprisingly Nextflix!) as higher-than-Hollywood standards and achievements, and this incredibly complex tapestry of storytelling deserves the best!
At 1:41 Me: It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the teeth aquire stains, the stains become a warning. It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.
wow, I saw this movie in alone in Miami 1984 , it changed my life then. It sums up mankind like no other story, and yet the world sleeps. This video is FANTASTIC !!
Excellent and well made clip. Congratulations to the person who made it and thank you for reminding me what a great film (and the books) were. I've read all 15? in the series and they are the BEST sci fi I've read in 35 years of reading sci fi. The spice MUST flow....
Cool Biology Dune deserved to be made into a 120 episode series. 12 episode per season. 10 seasons in total. In order for its story to be told properly from start to finish.
Though its not the best movie ever, theres so much going on its hard not to enjoy it. The philosophies, the setting, the technology, the politics, everything is intriguing. I just wish there was more.
Patrick Steward is just a damned good actor, and he's able to carry himself in a variety of rolls. I don't think he quite looked the role, but he definately acted it. It's like Sam Jackson, he's constantly playing beefed up badass roles, but he's a scrawny little guy. He's just a damn good actor.
Thanks! From a lifelong fan, your melange of scenes and quotes, editing top notch, tells the tale through your unique lens. Bravo! Btw, if you don't mind, what editing software did you use? The result is completely professional. And very enjoyable! Thanks!
There was just too much story to fit into one film so I can see how it can be quite impenetrable for those unfamiliar with the book. Personally I love this film despite its obvious flaws, but the cast, design aesthetic and overall style create such an other worldly atmosphere that I get drawn in every time I watch it 🤷🏼♂️
Have so much nostalga for this film but a few years back i read the book and now understand why it gets hate from book readers. Still love this adaptation but the filmmakweers made some very odd choices to say the least haha
The new movie is completely and utterly devoid of scenes like these. Everything is nothing but exhibition of VFX and music. From the technical stand-point the new movie is superior, but the movie has character, scenes you remember and visuals that blow your mind. Good job, you made multi million movie. It's been 5 minutes. And I already forgot all of it.
My only criticism of this Lynch film is the entire Harkonnen visual horrors, the heart plugs in particular. I always skip over the Geidi Prime sequences. I've seen this a googol times, love the directors cut extended version. it's lost on a lot of folks that this is a DAVID LYNCH film. Usually lots of schock and gore. blue Velvet. Lost highway. For TV, in the incomparable Twin Peaks series. He specializes is extremely disturbing art as his way of expression, and this is rather tame for his work. Phenom cast, I wish there was enough budget to make a six hour 3 part film version. Freddie jones as Hawat and Stewart as Halleck are timeless as supporting actors. GODSPEED Freddie Jones, RIP, YOU ARE DEARLY MISSED. Thank you so much for this, it's far superior to a Hollywood trailer!!!!! Only a true hardcore fan who 'gets it' could do so well. CHEERS!!!!
The book is one of the best sci-fi novels ever written. It must not have been easy for David Lynch to make a movie, I think he succeeded. Great acting and personifications of the characters. A must-read ánd see!
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Picard charging into battle with a pug is majestic as fuck.
It's the best, and cutest!
Too bad they cut out the scene in which the Pug activates his own protective energy shield so he can maul Sardaukar.
never underestimate captain picard and what he's capable of when pushed far enough
I would be so worried about the dog, I’d be distracted from my fighting.
Replace Riker with the Pug and Tng would be way better
Perhaps the most fascinating cast ever assembled for any film - I can't think of a more eclectic set of actors.
12 angry men
Dirty Dozen
Magnificent 7
Could probably come up with a few dozen more with some time.
@@Bubbles99718 your answer is... underwhelming
@@stevenobrien557 Dipshits everywhere agree with you
Same four actors in blue velvet. Nance , Dourif, Stockwell ,Mc Laughlin
it is a crazy combination of actors for sure. I would say that Lotr, Apocalypse Now, A Bridge Too Far and the new Dune movie has a more impressive cast but it is certainly not as diverse as this cast.
I love how Patrick Stewart leads his men into battle holding the duke's pug.
+AEigner I love how Patrick Stewart looks EXACTLY the same today as he did in this movie and Excalibur. The man doesn't age! :D
Some spice melange in that earl grey tea of his obviously
Pretty sure the pug was never in the book I recon Lynch added that pug just so he could film Patrick Stewart carrying a pug into battle XD
Pug Life.
That's how Donald entered the Whitehouse in 2017.
Still get major chills, "Father...FATHER! The sleeper has awakened!"
One of, if not the best thing added by David Lynch is the dialogue between Paul and Duke Leto on the balcony overlooking the sea in the rain and then later on the payoff when Paul comes to after taking the water of life exclaiming, "Father, the Sleeper has Awoken!". David Lynch doesn't get enough credit for this movie.
Patrick Stewart hasn't aged in more than 30 years.
MY Rollies that don't tick-tock , but MY AUDEMARS IS LOSING Time , Kayne , ROARROARS ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
He looks old now.
TNG came out in the late 80's so I would expect he would look the same.
Now he really is aged tho
I think he was born old.
Never understood dislike for this movie from so many people, it is fantastic.
The dislike comes from people who aren't familiar with the book form of the saga. they don't realize that this is only lynch's interpretation. I just lol at them
+Nik Manee im not familiar with the book either :-)
+Theodore Goolsby where in my comment did i say i liked the movie? i "lol" when people fight over Lynch's interpretation of the book. He's just one filmmaker. Who cares if the movie was shit or not? It doesn't change any of the merits of the novel. It just highlights the ignorance of the people who didn't read any of the novels.
people usually don't like the weird internal monologues.
when the sci-fi channel version came out the dislike for this grew even more despite it being a much lower end production.
You probably read the book, that's why.
I think this film’s crowning achievement (besides Patrick Stewart charging to battle with a pug) is that Lynch perfectly communicated just how alien human society has become. Certain names, allusions and behaviors are relatable to even an uninitiated audience, but so much of what these people do and say is so beyond any social convention practiced heretofore- and I think that’s a major motif Herbert emphasized throughout the saga. I don’t think anyone besides Lynch had the proper attitude towards film as a medium so as to convey that
"You see a lot,Dr." * Clarese Starling SotL voice*
"Moods are things for cattle and love play, not fighting." Gurney
Friend and I walked home baked from this movie, aged 14, with the collars of our denim jackets turned up so that we looked like Atreides royalty.
Fuck yeah, man.
Lol
His Plan , MYYYYY PLAN ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ; uhm OK : The Plan (whosevers')
MY Rollies that don't tick-tock , but MY AUDEMARS IS LOSING Time , Kayne , ROARROARS ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Fuck ya life used to so much fun
This film had such a unique vibe to it that resonates with me even now, in 2023. Lynch is too hard on himself for this alleged "failure". It was a brave attempt to bring a very involved, some might say convoluted, novel to the big screen.
I can't believe this is 30 years old. The late '70's to mid 80's was the greatest period for Sci-fi and horror films.
That's right. Alien, Terminator 1, Star Wars, Blade Runner, Dune, The Thing, Halloween I and II, The Amityville are all from the end of 70s and beginning of 80s. And all are among my favorite movies despite being released before I was even born.
theres still some pretty good ones coming out. dont let nostalgia make you neglect the present things
@@HerrProfM alien
And of all these years, 1984 is the one with most classic titles to brag off
@@LangkowskiAre you sure about that? By my count you got Ghostbusters, Terminator, Stark Trek 3: The Search For Spock, 1984, and I suppose Dune. That is not that many sci fi movies. Is there something I am forgetting?
Superb montage!
What many folks don't know is, Frank Herbert was present FOR the filming of the movie, and approved OF the casting, director's vision, and the screenplay (which he helped flesh out).
I too saw the film prior to reading the book, but that was a help, not a hindrance. I love both the extended version, and the theatrical release. Dune is one of the few stories that you can find something to believe in, and take with you throughout your life.
It's a story that I've insisted on my child reading, so as to impart a life-lesson that cannot be summed up in words!
I prefer they screw it up although less is more yet I'm a fuckin glutton
Concerning my plan-
MY PLAN!
THE plan-
Such an awesome bit of banter.
The Plan!
The quote is a family favorite. A fight over chocolate: "Let go of MY Chocolate." "THE Chocolate."
@@Apollo5600 or do you mean...Concerning my chocolate...MY CHOCOLATE....THE chocolate...pulls heart plug...
Lol, good old Baron Harkonnen.
he who can destroy a thing, controls a thing
ohhhhhh... very powerful!
I prefer harmony (with a thing)
O_O
Jürgen Prochnow saying "I Will miss the sea." is especially interesting since he was the Kaleun in "Das Boot".
Great reference! Gonna go back and watch Das Boot again!
Schneller!
Das Boot. What a brilliant movie, Gold.
@Rusty Howe "DAS WASSERBOMBS!"
The first thing I think of when he said that..
this guy must be a masochist :) .
I saw this movie when it came out. I was a young boy and was totally overwhelmed and could not deal with it ....but it left a profound mark deep inside me. I'm now in my 40s and this movie is so dear to my heart I cannot explain without going on and on. Watching this compilation makes my Dune heart soar like an eagle. There are scenes left out I wish were included but all in all this is a nice recap of a truly unique movie unlike no other ......
I'm 61 and still love this movie. It gave me a new perspective on our universe.
Saw it for the first time in 1984 when I was 14 years old. I am rediscovering it now as I am turning 50. I like it then but now I can appreciate this underrated classic. Great cast, incredible visuals, epic soundtrack. So much meaning behind it.
I wonder your opinion about the new Dune
@@emrekazan3217 I think the new Dune is incredible.
The sleeper has Awakened ....!!!
Thank you. After the new 2020 trailer, had to remember the beautiful quotes from the first.
Even after all these years some dialogues and scenes are still fresh.
Long live the fighters !
I enjoy this film more each time I see it and unlike many films, it is aging extremely well.
I love this movie! I've seen it hundreds of times. It has so many motivational and very relevant futurist concepts.
I've seen it more than 30 times myself.
Arrakis has some Damn Fine Coffee
and cherry pie! with a touch of cinnamon lol
worm coffee
Pumpkin Spice Latte
As black as a moonless night.
Neko TO WAKE YOU UP ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The spice must flow !
"They shall come all for violence: their faces shall sup up as the east wind, and they shall gather the captivity as the sand."
Gurney Halleck re. Habakkuk 1:9
Norsemen
The novel was a masterpiece. I didn't think it could have been made into a movie. I loved the movie. In the novel Paul was 16. In the movie early 20s.
Correction; he was 15 when he "left Caladan" for the first time. Which is known to be a lie written by Irulan during the time of Muadi'dib's Jihad.
the fact that Patrick Stewart looks older in this movie than he does today...
Exactly! Did Patrick Stewart ever look young? I think he was born old.
ojideagu
Haha! Him and John Witherspoon (Friday) have been old their whole lives.
He was doing a lot of spice back then.
He even looked roughly the same back when he was in I, Claudius which was from 1976
.....Uhhh... Have you seen Patrick Stewart lately?
Great production! one of my favorite movies of all time. very underrated!!!!
"Cha-a-a-a-a-aksa !
This is part of the weirding way that we will teach you. Some thoughts have a certain sound, that being the equivalent to a form. Through sound and motion you will be able to paralyze nerves, shatter bones, set fires, suffocate an enemy or burst his organs. We will kill until no Harkonnen breathes Arrakeen air"
my favorite quote
I'll never understand people who hate this movie.
I tend to think the people who still bash it have an unrealistic idea of how do-able a Dune movie really was.
Stewart Pearce
I was thinking more about millennials who bash it now, who haven't read the book and/or shouldn't have any unrealistic expectations from something made so long ago.
Like some biggish youtube movie critic I saw (some little British guy) who was just talking so much smack about it, I had to click off his video after a minute or two.
ᒍᗩᗰᕮᔕ ᑭᗩᗯᔕOᑎ ugh, I think I'd have had the same reaction, my friend. As snobby as this may sound of me, being unfamiliar with the source material puts one at a severe disadvantage when trying to offer a fair critique of the movie. Stuff people mostly complain about, like the constant inner-monologue voice overs and the "weirding modules," were attempts to overcome the challenges of working more of the source material into the movie, but if you've never read it, they just seem inexplicable, I guess?
Stewart Pearce Sounds right to me.. though the reviewer/critic I am thinking of said he read the book to prepare for the review, and he still hated the film. I doubt he really read the book, however.
Anyhow, I am not a fan of _Star Wars_-- to each their own.
God i love this. I thought that back in the day when I was growing up. Everything about this movie was awesome!
One of the best movies ever made...it may still take a while as it was so far ahead of its time but people will catch onto it one day.
Having just watched it and not judging it for the effects at the time (mainly the shields), I am not sure I agree. The voice over of everyone's thoughts is not that well executed. I get the value as it helps to explain things I just don't feel it made the movie better. The Baron was also not that well done. He was not particularly menacing. Credit where credit is due at taking a stab at such a difficult story to adapt but it is still a B- adaption on a good day.
Thank you so much for putting this video together. This is my favorite Lynch film regardless of how he feels about it, I am a huge fan of all his works, and Twin Peaks, and his recurring cast. And this video, the music, and how well done it is is PERFECT, thank you I have watched and listened too it SO many times!
We Fremen have a saying: "God created Arakis to train the faithful." One cannot go against the word of God.
Ya know...unless he doesn’t exist...
Arrakis teaches the attitude of the knife - chopping off what's incomplete and saying: 'Now, it's complete because it's ended here.'
RedJive213 Big cringe.
I swear I don’t use reddit
People may damn this movie, but I love it, and continually extol it's virtues.
I always thought the acting in the 1984 movie was always FAR superior to the miniseries versions.
of course, leagues above.
That's because the actors for the movie gave a damn about their job, were vetted, and talented. The mini series was a cash grab that looked like shit but sold out to interests of the time.
With the exception of Sting naturally
@@karlwalton4953 well, he was more of a marketing tool than an actor. David Bowie on the other hand could actually give a decent performance lol
Tho the miniseries is also good in its own way.
freakking awesomeness! Great job and also by using that Sunshine tune ... just wow.
thanx!
Thank you for the refresher. Clearly exceptional editing talent with "but we need new experiences" wrap-a-round/book-ending. I have only finished reading Dune for the first time after many, many repeats of the movie and have begun the next book
Nicely done but a shame this one quote was missing.
"Put the pick in there, Pete, and turn it 'round real neat."
My favorite thing about this movie is the internal dialogue. Makes everything seem more profound imo.
Piter de Vries: "Concerning my plan..."
Baron Harkonnen: "MY plan!"
Piter, begrudgingly: "THE plan..."
I don't know why but this exchange just sends me every time.
Awesome collage of favorite quotes and scenes!! Well done!
Wow....this actually gave me goosebumps,especially with the dramatic music in the background good job man,seems more like a modern day trailer.
I mirror that statement!
I have read all the books in the dune series even the new ones by kevin Anderson and framk herbers son....going to buy the documentary called jordowskys dune...the greatest movie never made.....you should do another video about dune using material from mini series from the scifi channel.closer to the book,but too bad it was on the sci-fi channel so it had a sharknado budjet,dune mini series needs to be on showtime or hbo..
I'm really grateful for this, goosebumps for me also, recently I listened to the audiobook online and found that tremendously enjoyable from its alternate narrative perspective involving more of my imagination. This was an absolutely epic film to me in my pre college years, every line a memory. I was saddened it was so viciously maligned by so many, everyone's a critic likes to deface others work. Frank Herbert gave us so much, in rich detail, to me it was science fiction Shakespeare that hasn't diminished in its magic feeling over time. I'm happy it hasn't lost its ability to captivate audiences over time, and that many enjoy it. Thanks for bringing this gem back to me, this collage of scenes and quotes are so similar to the favorites of mine own. Thank you!
Agree with you tatio, I regard independent HBO series (and now Suprisingly Nextflix!) as higher-than-Hollywood standards and achievements, and this incredibly complex tapestry of storytelling deserves the best!
Stephan Rosos No worries!
This edited compilation is better than either of the movies; also that Patrick Steward scene charging forward holding the dog is epic.
Incredible compilation....thank you!!!
Holy shit, adding the Sunshine music makes this infinitely more epic. Pretty fucking incredible!
The music killed it for me. Too loud for some dialogue
At 1:41
Me: It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the teeth aquire stains, the stains become a warning. It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.
@Sonny LoSpeechio the Java must flow
Bravo,sir!! You did a wonderful job of editing. Thanks for the upload.
wow, I saw this movie in alone in Miami 1984 , it changed my life then. It sums up mankind like no other story, and yet the world sleeps. This video is FANTASTIC !!
I don't know what you were aiming for in this effort but the gestalt is f**king awesome!
The Atreides uniform is beautiful. I hope it's just as good in the new Dune
Excellent and well made clip. Congratulations to the person who made it and thank you for reminding me what a great film (and the books) were. I've read all 15? in the series and they are the BEST sci fi I've read in 35 years of reading sci fi. The spice MUST flow....
Lol yay you included one of the pug scenes! That pug last years in the deep desert!
MISSING!!......And how can this be? For he is the Kwisatz Haderach!
Smoking JEDI that used to give me goosepimples every time
Translation: My brother is the shit, so bow down Bishes!!! Lol
(cue the girl's grimacing face, with the obviously dubbed lines).
I must not fear, fear is the mind killer.
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you.
I can't thank you enough for this moving piece that captures the very soul of this epic story.
I never understood why this movie failed in theaters.
Cool Biology Dune deserved to be made into a 120 episode series. 12 episode per season. 10 seasons in total. In order for its story to be told properly from start to finish.
Well done sir! It looks like a recent trailer cut.
Even when is far from making the book justice, I like this movie like A LOT
Great compilation. Flows seamlessly.
Great video. Transported me into rich memories of reading the book for the first time. Thank you.
I miss this book. I have to re-read it soon.
Though its not the best movie ever, theres so much going on its hard not to enjoy it. The philosophies, the setting, the technology, the politics, everything is intriguing. I just wish there was more.
read the books then 😄
Tried to. Hated it.
thats a shame
Yeah. I really wanted to like the books, I dunno, I guess with sci fi and fantasy Im more into movies and shows.
otdoud audiobooks are great, try them :-)
Thanks a lot dude! Loved your combination of the music and the scenes, hope to see that second video ya make!
Thanks for putting this together! A nice relief from the American Civil war we are in the midst of.
holy crap, read Dune three times and never once imagined Gurney looking like Picard.
thank god I read the book first
I see the movie first back in the eighties, he was Gurney before Picard man!
And he is awesome as Gurney.
Patrick Steward is just a damned good actor, and he's able to carry himself in a variety of rolls. I don't think he quite looked the role, but he definately acted it. It's like Sam Jackson, he's constantly playing beefed up badass roles, but he's a scrawny little guy. He's just a damn good actor.
Thanks! From a lifelong fan, your melange of scenes and quotes, editing top notch, tells the tale through your unique lens. Bravo!
Btw, if you don't mind, what editing software did you use? The result is completely professional. And very enjoyable! Thanks!
Love it!!! good job.
fantastic work my friend.
There was just too much story to fit into one film so I can see how it can be quite impenetrable for those unfamiliar with the book. Personally I love this film despite its obvious flaws, but the cast, design aesthetic and overall style create such an other worldly atmosphere that I get drawn in every time I watch it 🤷🏼♂️
Have so much nostalga for this film but a few years back i read the book and now understand why it gets hate from book readers. Still love this adaptation but the filmmakweers made some very odd choices to say the least haha
The new movie is completely and utterly devoid of scenes like these. Everything is nothing but exhibition of VFX and music. From the technical stand-point the new movie is superior, but the movie has character, scenes you remember and visuals that blow your mind. Good job, you made multi million movie. It's been 5 minutes. And I already forgot all of it.
This was awesome!
My only criticism of this Lynch film is the entire Harkonnen visual horrors, the heart plugs in particular. I always skip over the Geidi Prime sequences. I've seen this a googol times, love the directors cut extended version. it's lost on a lot of folks that this is a DAVID LYNCH film. Usually lots of schock and gore. blue Velvet. Lost highway. For TV, in the incomparable Twin Peaks series. He specializes is extremely disturbing art as his way of expression, and this is rather tame for his work. Phenom cast, I wish there was enough budget to make a six hour 3 part film version. Freddie jones as Hawat and Stewart as Halleck are timeless as supporting actors. GODSPEED Freddie Jones, RIP, YOU ARE DEARLY MISSED. Thank you so much for this, it's far superior to a Hollywood trailer!!!!! Only a true hardcore fan who 'gets it' could do so well. CHEERS!!!!
No heartplugs in the books.
freddie jones isnt dead
Dang it Brad Dourif needs to be in every movie.
Brilliantly made!
The music works so well for this. What a great book.
LONG LIVE DUKE LETO!!!
THE SLEEPER HAS AWAKENED! LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS!
Surreal and hypnotic film like Star Wars on LSD ...love this, thanks for the upload
This was fantastic. Got me pumped up to watch this movie for the 500th time!
I'm dead to everyone unless I try to become what I may be.
Everyone talks about Picard but nobody says anything about chuckie
Thanks for this
Very nice compilation. The sleeper was awoken... ;)
Excellent, but you should have turned the music volume down, so those quotes can be heard more distinctly without the unneeded interference.
2:47 Unless I miss my guess, that's David Lynch.
You are correct. That is indeed Mr. Lynch.
voice is easily recognizable
@@h00db01i To a select few.
talking through his nostrils must be one of the more mundane things in his schedule
Now I got to go watch it again. I always enjoyed this crazy epic movie.
great job on the music...sounded great!
Nice work
"He who can destroy a thing,
controls a thing."
Now that's some screen writing! 😆
WHERE'S MY DOCTOR!!
The emotion to see these scenes.... I put a pause and I started to see the whole movie again!
I loved the clips but the music drowned them out.
4:33 Grand Theft Hulud
Dis Pater I just want to tell you, I haven't actually laughed out loud at a comment until now. Thanks for that : )
AEigner You're welcome :) I laugh to myself every time I think about it. One of those jokes that never gets old, I guess ;)
Hahahah
Nicely Edited!
The sound track is phenomenal... so evocative...!
So much amazing music from this film, but you use the theme from a different film completely??
00:00 "I'll miss the sea... and command of my u-96!"
Nice
Jawohl Kaleun!
Great montage one one of the best sci-fi movies ever.
The book is one of the best sci-fi novels ever written. It must not have been easy for David Lynch to make a movie, I think he succeeded. Great acting and personifications of the characters. A must-read ánd see!
Dude, um, the music is too loud.