Dune: Part Two | Extended Sneak Preview
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2024
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The saga continues as award-winning filmmaker Denis Villeneuve embarks on “Dune: Part Two,” the next chapter of Frank Herbert’s celebrated novel Dune, with an expanded all-star international ensemble cast. The film, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, is the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s six-time Academy Award-winning “Dune.”
The big-screen epic continues the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s acclaimed bestseller Dune with returning and new stars, including Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet (“Wonka,” “Call Me by Your Name”), Zendaya (“Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Malcolm & Marie,” “Euphoria”), Rebecca Ferguson (“Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning”), Oscar nominee Josh Brolin (“Avengers: End Game,” “Milk”), Oscar nominee Austin Butler (“Elvis,” “Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood”), Oscar nominee Florence Pugh (“Black Widow,” “Little Women”), Dave Bautista (the “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, “Thor: Love and Thunder”), Oscar winner Christopher Walken (“The Deer Hunter,” “Hairspray”), Léa Seydoux (the “James Bond” franchise and “Crimes of the Future”), Souheila Yacoub (“The Braves,” “Climax”), with Stellan Skarsgård (the “Mamma Mia!” films, “Avengers: Age of Ultron”), with Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling (“45 Years,” “Assassin’s Creed”), and Oscar winner Javier Bardem (“No Country for Old Men,” “Being the Ricardos”).
“Dune: Part Two” will explore the mythic journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while on a path of revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the known universe, he endeavors to prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.
Villeneuve directed from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jon Spaihts based on Herbert’s novel. The film is produced by Mary Parent, Cale Boyter, Villeneuve, Tanya Lapointe and Patrick McCormick. The executive producers are Joshua Grode, Herbert W. Gains, Jon Spaihts, Thomas Tull, Brian Herbert, Byron Merritt, Kim Herbert, with Kevin J. Anderson serving as creative consultant.
Villeneuve is again collaborating with his “Dune” creatives: Oscar-winning director of photography Greig Fraser; Oscar-winning production designer Patrice Vermette; Oscar-winning editor Joe Walker; Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Paul Lambert; Oscar-nominated costume designer Jacqueline West. Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer is again on hand to create the score.
Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures Present A Legendary Pictures Production, A Film By Denis Villeneuve, “Dune: Part Two.” The film is slated for a March 1, 2024 release in theaters and IMAX nationwide and internationally beginning on 28 February 2024, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. 
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![Paul & Chani - Their Story [Dune: Part Two]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/g08tNOdODMc/mqdefault.jpg)
That worm sounding like a space rocket blasting off. Epic
Most incredible part for me. The audio is 10/10
Exactly what i thought!
Spice Rocket!
@@joeclifton-eo5xk Imagine this on cinema... Will likely walk out from there rock hard
That's probably exactly what Villeneuve's sound designers based the sound on! Just modified a bit.
You just know the sound of the sandworm in IMAX is going to sound insane.
I damn near went deaf in imax watching part one 😂
Even better in a Dolby Cinema
Best in DBOX XD
Saw that scene in IMAX after the re-issue of Part One and I can tell you it does sound f***in insane!
70 mm imax baby!
Just shows you how amazing this movie is going to be when they can just 'give' a scene like this away.
Give THE scene away just like this!
Cant wait for all the epic grand battles on the silver screen that the book always skim over.
This has to be the first or second scene in the movie.
I agreee but it added hype for maybe 🤔 this is not the only scene there a more badass scene there hiding
I'm excited to see feyd
The tension built with the thumper! The cinematography! The music! The scale! This has me gripping my seat watching throughout. We have a masterpiece incoming that no one is ready for. VILLENEUVE = THE GOAT 🐐
Truly, truly the GOAT!!!
Indeed
"You are not prepared for what is to come..."
Facts 💯
Facts 💯
I like the fact that the shots are dirty. Reminds me of LOTR trilogy. Movies nowadays are so clean and so "perfectly" made that it's hard to believe and immerse yourself to the character's world.
I hope it's not like LOTR. I think the second two LOTR movies were mostly never ending 'epic scale' fight scenes (and not very realistic ones). Dune part 1 was a lot deeper, focused on the atmosphere and the characters and the drama. A bit more mature.
@@----ic6pwHe was clearly talking about the cinematography and he’s right. Greg Frasier is akin to the late, great Andrew Leslie in that he dirties up the screen and makes it feel lived in through his lens choices, his blocking and framing of objects close by, and allowing the dynamic elements to interact with the lens, etc. It makes the film feel more like Lawrence of Arabia or Return of the King and less like your sterile and plastic looking typical major blockbuster these days.
Also, no one in their right mind thinks that The Lord of the Rings is less mature than Dune or vice versa. Two amazing worlds (and two masterful adaptions) can exist alongside one another without hitting the other down.
@@----ic6pw Denis has already said this is more of an action movie than the introspective Dune 1.
Weirdly enough, it was Arthur C. Clarke who said he considered the original book to so unique to the genre of Sci Fi, that he could find nothing comparable to it save for Tolkien's LOTR. Tolkien, on the other hand, said he hated Dune.@@ManSeekingMeaning
@@CosmicWanderer042 Tolkien probably didn't like Dune because the meta-context of the story was very anti-Imperialism, it incorporated A LOT of Middle-Eastern Sikhism and Zen Buddhist spiritual concepts and ideas, and had elements about expanding and evolving human consciousness, which likely didn't sit right with Tolkien whom was very Catholic in his views.
I 43 now and started to cry like a baby during this. My father intrduced me to the world of Arrakis at the age of 12 and I've must have read the first book more than 30 times since then but my father died a year before the release of the first film and even though that film set it all up, this is the one we have all been waiting for and it hurts that my fathar aint around to experience this. My father and I didnt have much in common but we always had Arrakis.
Got me crying at my desk at work 🥹 the world of dune is so new to me (about 3 years) I can’t wait to share it with my kids and have this with them like you and your dad 🫶🏻
Same.... sort of. I first saw the 1984 version when I was like 5. Fell in love with it. Didn't know my dad for my formative years. Finally reconnected, and he was all about the novels. We bonded over that. Then the 2021 version came out, and he hated it. Them's the breaks I guess, lol
@@konradk1066Ouch!
I loved it, loved the original movie as well but have still never read the books.
I've found that reading the books ruins most movies cause the movies just can't do justice.
Stephen King's The Green Mile, Cormac McCarthy No Country For Old Men an there's another I'm forgetting. I thought those movies did justice to the books but usually I can't do it, if I read the book first I generally don't like the movie.
Bless you and the spirit of your beloved Father. Long live the Fighters.
I introduced my father to Dune. I first read it in the 9th grade and passed it over to him as soon as I was done with it. I loved it so much I bought the next two books and read those over the summer. No Idea how many times I've read them since. He still has my original copies from the 70's, I found some near mint copies of the same as well at a used bookstore. They're on their last legs. I have to see about getting him to go to the movies with me.
The quietness of the scene is perfection.
It was annoying how little silence existed in the Part 1, hope they change that.
@@seaque. Nah i disagree
4:50 He’s floating because of the inertia caused by the worm turning while moving forward with such speed. He would have died had he not found an anchor on the worm skin exposing its inner air intakes, which causes an irritation to avoid which the worm turns the side towards the exposed air. Incredible attention to detail.
Underrated comment.
0:34 oh man, Javier Bardem acting here is top top
he's resembling mister han in karate kid, a seemingly bland yet deep and passionate teacher
@@miguelgenovata6250He kind of reminds me of a grandfather letting his grandson take his 60s sports car out for a spin with the undertone of saying, "If you wreck it, I swear to God..."
Saw this preview as an after credits bonus of DUNE PART ONE re-release. The whole floor of the theater was intensely vibrating the entire sandworm ride. Definitely a must watch for IMAX or Dolby Atmos.
Ditto
Going to be in LA after opening and going to see in 70MM IMAX! Going to be EPIC
This movie is a 🤯📸
The worm sounds like a strafing attack. This movie is beautiful and detailed in all respects!
Best comparison I've seen so far.
it has a whole story arc in less than 10 minutes. so much character, tone, tension, release, and climax with little dialogue. villeneuve is a master
I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death that brings 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...
When the Lady Jessica was the one to say that, knowing that she was this close to losing her son... that hit hard
Bi-la kaifa!
duh duuuuuuuh daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
goosebumps everytime, man Villeneueve is today's best. I was torn between him and Nolan but the Bladerunner 2049 into Dune is just unmatched.
I’m teaching my son to say this.
@@ksailor71 It works....breathe deeply, in and out (preferably through the nose) while saying the Mantra...repeat as often as necessary
Loved that Timmy kept repeating, "OK. OK. OK." to psych himself up over that mindkiller fear. It made the whole situation with the distant approaching sandworm feel frightening real. Perfect blend of effects, cinematography, and acting
It's pure realistic. I love that
Riding on the roof of a freight train the size of the Empire State Building.
In the book, he eventually rides one five times that length
@@TheErockaustin the book mentioned that the one Muad'Dib rides is estimated to be more than half a league long. So something like 2.5 km or 6.5 times the length of the Empire State Building
Accurate
@@UgandaDN The biggest, swingingest worm!
Dune is boring
I love how it shows the intricate details of the scale pull that allows the fremen to ride. Denis is incredible
Love how the scene is purely visual and sound. No music. A scene like this doesn't need music to help build the tension.
There's definitely music in this. It's just subtle and contributes to the mood
I heard it, but it doesn't sound like music; it's more like environmental sound effects. There's no music from 0:34 until around 4:40. That's a long duration for a film.
The last time I held my breath for an entire scene was the Charge of the Rohirrim in LOTR3. I'm so up for this film.
Dune is this era's Lord of the Rings.
same.
Same here dude!!!!🎗🎗🎗
Pretty ironic, Tolkien hated Dune.
@@braziliankaiser8304ok
The sleeper has awakened
I SOOOO hope he says that..... FATHERR!!! THE SLEEEPER HAS AWAKENED!!
That’s the scene I can’t wait for ! When he becomes the Kwisatz Haderach!
Woke up my puppy while watching that
Hurry. All I see is darkness.
Ya hiya Chouhada!
Warner Bros thanks for making Dune with Denis Villenueve!!!
Don’t forget to thank the generous marketing team for the popcorn bucket
Dune❤
These Dune movies will be historic known and studied for many decades for sure.
I like them but come on lol
@@tiburc10 And what other movie would take this spot? Barbie? lol
@@adeptusmechanicus5777 Your comment has no basis in what the person said and is illogical. No movie HAS to "take this spot." The commenter didn't imply that another movie will occupy that spot either, or imply that he liked Barbie. He merely implied that the original comment was overpraising these movies.
I am not sure. It is one of those fantastic movies made only for those who like the plot/story/book.....
@@future_horizonBut in terms of cinematography and techniques it's just really good
I love how he side-walks with the rhythm of the thumper as he watches the worm approach. Subtle and perfectly shot.
"Kitty. Bring in the sheets!"
Lmao. I got that
😂😂😂
Hahahah similar moment
These movies are going to go down in history as the best sci-fi films of all time. Might even been in the running for best trilogy (if Denis gets to make part 3)
😂🤡
@@jippidyjappers You probably think Star Wars: The Force Awakens was peak cinema.
@@nuggetospaghettonah but the star wars original trilogy is peak cinema
@@anasfikri3283 Yes, but he talks about science fiction, not a fantasy with princesses, wizards and a black knight
It’s going to be pretty hard to fully win over fans of the books, but that scene definitely deserves recognition for capturing how epic the books are. It surpasses the book version
Dune Part 2 is going to be awesome . The marketing for the film is so bonkers , the scale and scope is so good . This film is going to win some awards next year 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 .
hanz better get justice
WOW!!! I didn't expect to see THIS much. If Denis is leading with this, imagine what the final battle's going to be like.
You'll be disappointed...
@@geometrydashiuppiter6910 I've already seen it. I'm not disappointed.
@@hendrsb33indeed. Geometrydas should stick to other movies and let us enjoy DUNE.
Watching this on my phone while sitting in the toilet was both a terrible decision and also the perfect decision. Amazing.
Nothing like experiencing a big worm while releasing a worm of your own. 🪱 Poetic.
We need EXTENDED cut of part 1 Dune
Or merge the two parts together as one!
@@calvinkopp1735 OR both XD! I am dying for 2 extended editions (they shot the banquet scene for example, which is why we have a weird cut of Jessica crying in Dune 1), and for the 2 extended editions to be released back to back in IMAX someday.
😂😂😂
@@Quickshadow10 yes, that'll be good
@@Meanboyzz yes, that too and sicario also (for some reason)
This scene is REALLY cool. I absolutely love the sound design, the way plumes of sand pummel him and all you hear are bassy punches like you're listening from inside his head. It's strongly reminiscent of sounds you hear when you wipeout on a big wave, all you can head is the rumbling as you're tossed around like a ragdoll and the sound of your head being rattled.
USUL HAS CALLED A BIG ONE! AGAIN, IT IS THE LEGEND!
He is caught in the whirlwind.
Watched this at work on my lunch break, I'm literally sobbing. Been waiting on this since I was a teenager in the 80s.
I'm totally not crying...it's just sand and spice in my eyes!
Crying is poor water discipline
@@matthewdhewlett IKR? That's why I'm absolutely not doing it!
Do you notes that when he jumps on the worn, he is not using glasses and then he is?
@@user-gs2sg2ue8y3:55 you can see he’s wearing goggles under his hood.
Damn that Greig Fraser really does know how to shoot a movie. Also the sound design incredible. Stunning!
I haven't seen attention to detail that matches a book like this since the opening scenes of Fellowship of the Ring over 20 years ago. Part 1 was fantastic, this looks like it's raise the bar even higher. Starting to wish that he'd been given 3 movies so that part 1 could have been fleshed out further!
But in the book, the worm approaches on the surface and is like a cliff. Paul runs up, inserts both hooks, has to stand against the worm and pull on the hooks to open the segment and the worm rolls up bringing Paul up. In this... the worm goes below Paul and he kinda falls onto the back of the worm. Hokay Dennis. Watch the 1984 Dune, the worm hooking scene is mostly correct. Big difference though, falling on it rather than hooking it low and riding it up.
@@lordcrunk4790 Way to miss the forest for the trees.
@@user-ju6ev2hq4j *through the trees
the hype must flow
The Denis who controls the hype.... controls the universe
Denis i am begging you to do something similar with Dune: Messiah, you’re our Lisan Al Gaib 😭
Is it just me or is the sand thumper device so satisfying to hear
Always have a homie who's cheering up for you like Stilgar.
Better, be the homie who cheers up like stilgar
This trailer has me beefswelling
There are Movies. And there are Films. This is neither. This is EPIC.
They played that after the ReRelease of Dune I in Dolby Cinema. It was INSANE
"Bless the Maker and His water. Bless the coming and going of Him. May His passage cleanse the world. May he keep the world for His people."
Bi-la kaifa!
THE IMAX VERSION OF THIS WAS SOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Cinematography, sound design and acting is going to be 10/10 🙌🔥
if one scene is this good imagine how the whole movie is
Actually this is the only scene... that's it😅.
@@nileshgound3046 haha thats a good one.
don't jinx it. Judging a film by one scene is very dangerous. I fell for it many times in the past and I got burned.
@@aishaalamoudi599Christopher Nolan saw this movie and said it’s essentially the modern-day Empire Strikes Back. It’s going to be good.
@@aishaalamoudi599 good point but i doubt itll be bad unless villneuve messes something up really badly
The first ride on a worm is absolutely epic. Totally lives up to the book, and even improves on it. Well done
GOD.... We are so blessed with Villeneuve. I have no words for this. Can't wait... I NEVER believed this would happen. I already had settled that there would never be a decent Dune movie. This is beyond anything I had ever dreamed.
There was a decent Dune movie made in 1984, it was spectacular
@@user-ou9jb7ni5n Sure, and I respect that movie a lot, but the New one respects the book much more and especially in the details, which makes it eye candy for any fan of the book. The older edition deviated more from the original story, although some characters were better in that version and I loved the artistic approach. I guess there is an audience for both versions. They both deserve it.
This clip is being shown in theaters with a reissue of Dune 1 and, YES, the sound IS insane, especially since there is no music for most of the clip.
I love the sound of that deep horn when something pivotal in Paul's power is being unlocked. Sounds so dark, so intense.
It's the Alaskan Bull Worm
The music kicking in, blending in with sounds of the worm, right when the light starts to shine through, showing the worm is rising, gave me goosebumps. Can’t wait for this in IMAX
Just heard New Yorker film reviewer Justin Chiang's reductive review of Dune Part Two, where he casually gives a spoiler filled synopsis of the entire movie. Ultimately claiming that Villeneuve's direction lacks depth, and ends up insinuating that David Lynch's version is better.
What an unbelievably inept review. I've seen the film twice now, will see it a third time this weekend, and as a 58 year old film fan, I can honestly say that Villeneuve has pulled off a masterpiece. A film that beautifully compliments the novel, with characters that feel perfectly cast. I haven't felt this satisfied with a film in many years. I cant wait for Part Three, which I assume will be Dune Messiah. See this in IMAX if you can, it's worth it.
Why did the worm completely miss the thumper going way far right of it?
This will be the first commercial film I've ever seen in IMAX.
I saw a bunch of documentary and nature films in a museum as a kid in IMAX, the Everest and Titanic films were awesome. But this will be the first popcorn movie I've ever seen in this format.
Same here! I'll be driving nearly 3 hours to see this in 70mm IMAX. I've never seen anything in IMAX but I feel it would be wrong to not get that experience at least once, and especially for this movie.
I love Atreides' ship horn from the first Dune, and emperor's shuttle one is even better. Sound design in these movies is amazing
5:57 The foot touching down parallels Paul's foot touching down on the sand during the sandworm attack in Part One - same with the music.
This isn't Paul. This is Muad'Dib.
The shot after that also parallels the shot of the rider at the end of Part One.
Super observation man, such detailed movies are definitely rare to see these days
Do you believe in Paul?
There are signs...
@@ManOfCinema- I know, Villeneuve is the man. He does a similar thing with the hand in Part One and the hand in Blade Runner 2049.
At 1:50 you hear a rhythm when he just disturbs the dune.
It is an actual thing that happens with sand dunes when they get disturbed. The level of detail is IMMENSE!
this is gonna make my 2024
I got to see this scene as a sneak peak in Imax and I am salivating for the movie to drop. I need Dune out.
I saw this in IMAX and the sound of the worm was INSANE!!!!!!
Okay but imagine how the trippy visuals of the Water of Life scene with Jessica and the Sayyadina of Sietch Tabr will be!
It's gunna be wild AF. I cannot wait .
Rebecca Ferguson said during an interview that it was one of her favorite shots of her entire career and her favorite from the entire movie. That gives us a taste.
Yeah, Paul's eyes are already blue within blue.... so this must be a few scenes after that
@@konradk1066 Yeah, he learns to ride a maker/worm way later on after that scene.
I just saw the Dune Part One Re-issue in IMAX two days ago. They showed this after the movie, it was insane. I'm watching Part One in IMAX again next week and I've got my tickets for Part Two as well.
Mr. Villeneuve, thank you for making this scene absolutely perfect. I haven't been this excited for a film in many years.
It’s the slow blade that penetrates the shield.
walk without rhythm, you wont attract the worm
Good lord. A masterpiece for sure. Villeneuve is a genius. Chalamet”s performance is authentic and extraordinary. In a Leap Year we have to wait an extra day for March 1st. Too long!!!
That’s what is sounds like when a B2 bomber takes off with its afterburners. That’s growl and blast and rumble. Insane mashing that for the sand worm sound effects. On point.
The tension built with the thumper! The cinematography! The music! The scale! This has me gripping my seat watching throughout. We have a masterpiece incoming that no one is ready for. VILLENEUVE = THE GOAT
At last, we have a version of "Dune" that truly meets expectations and does justice to its source material.
This is going to be the first movie I will be seeing in IMAX , this movie is epic on another level . Visuals , sound oh my .🔥🔥
Bless the maker and his water. This movie is going to be astonishing.
It was not just Sci Fi movie but realistic experience of Sci Fi as if I was actually there. Every machinery are living alive that telling us that CGI team did really put their affort into all of details make me speechless.
There is no IMAX in my city. I don't mind booking a flight somewhere to watch this master piece
This ALREADY rivals the charge of the Rohirrim on that fateful day in 2003, absolutely speechless........
In the IMAX theater, there was an earthquake.
You just don't get this kind of cinema anymore. So excited! I loved Dune part 1!
I'm lucky to still be alive to be able to witness cinematic history this year.
Turning the second half of Dune into a movie has to be almost impossible, between the jumps in time, storylines, characters and all. Congrats to the entire team behind it, can’t wait to see it in theaters.
This could be one of the greatest movies of all time. This looks absolutely incredible.
This was definitely louder in the theater.
Masterpiece incoming. Got my IMAX tickets in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Absolutely masterpiece.. Denis Villeneuve created beautiful paintings in every frames.. great work of art Denis Villeneuve ❤ loved it.
I didn’t think I could be more exited
Watched this Sneak Peek in IMAX. Truly epic. Can't wait for the 2nd installment
This movie is going to be a Mt. Rushmore sci fi movie. Someone believe in the material so much they let the film maker do whatever it took to make it great. Most sci fi content never gets that chance.
I'm already calling this as the Best Movie of 2024 😍😍😍
Could won more oscars than first one, including best movie, like Return of the king.
5:35 - That shot is absolutely amazing!
3:20 is super creative and awesome as well.
Trio of great shots, 5:41
2:06. In Namibia, there is a place called Hoarasib canyon, where traveling down a steep dune face makes a deep, grinding noise. The call them the roaring sands. Guides drive down them in Land Rovers so you can hear the noise clearly. The sound comes from air spaces between the grains of sand.
No giant worms, though. If you're lucky, you might see desert elephants.
Lord, I'm definitely watching this as loud as I can.
Tinitus, HERE I COME!
I cannot wait for the 25th and the 29th and March 1st! This is going to be so epic in Imax!
Saw this in IMAX. The whole theater was shaking!!!
this looks insane, its gonna be my first imax im so excited🤯
My first IMAX too! So excited!
It has been over 20 years since I finished reading the Frank Herbert Dune books, for the 2nd time. I'm seriously tempted to read them again.
I read first Dune 4 times.
0:14 I thought, "oh my God, Chani where's your stillsuit? Also, from the 1984 version:
"Paul: Stilgar, do we have wormsign?
Stilgar: Usul, we have wormsign the likes of which even God has never seen."
this one clip alone made me cry I cannot wait
SAME
Exceptionally captivating background sound. Impeccable.
The movie theatre was freaking shaking during this scene!
Omg yes❤
March 1st can’t come sooner
Now Non-fiction people know "Dune".
I watched the Dune Part 1 IMAX rerelease today, and it has the complete scene than a cutdown version here. It was still great. Can’t wait for Part 2.
Wow, tremors got super artsy!!