After leaving out the cinema, i cannot get this film out of my head Up: Return from the 2nd time, love it even more and still, can get it out of my head
@@krishpache7271 exactly. Bro was intimidating as hell. When he was telling the guys in the circle really specific details about them with the soundtrack BLASTING in the theater. Man it was GLORIOUS
Yes. That was the highest form of art, the greatest science fiction novels brought to life in the finest possible way. Villeneuve has paid Herbert his proper due. They are both geniuses in their own right.
@@EneaAndAleasWorld970 that's the same guy who acted in Wonka and Call me by your Name! And he's just 28... He's developing an incredible range as an actor
Why? Since Paul is a Harroken... since he was supposed to be a girl & married to his cousin Feyd, then their son was who the Bene Gesserit intended to be the Kwistaz Haderach.
@@nationalsocialism3504but the harkonnens are animals, they act in their base instincts with no restraint, look at the Baron's gluttony or Rabban and Feyd Rautha's constant executions. Then they are all killed like the animals they are, look at the Baron, he was killed without a thought with a single, strike to the brain. Feyd Rautha was killed just like Paul's grandfather, in a fight between a hero and a ruthless animal. At the very least, Villeneuve saw the Harkonnens as animals, but so do I.
It may sound crazy, but somehow it changed me. I’ve never heard of the books and part One made me very curious. Then I read Dune and Messiah in 3 Days and rewatched the movies …Part Two two times in Cinema and hell… what is going on. I feel like a child, who has seen colours for the first time and now it’s part of my life. Last time this happened was LotR. Sometimes things do this to you. Sometimes it’s a book, a song, here it is DV and you simply feel his love for this project. Hope Timothee gets an Oscar for this role, he is breathtaking.
Same!! I’ve watched Part 2 four times now and I’m still eager to watch it again very soon, I haven’t had a reaction like this to a movie in a long time 🙌
I love how you contrasted the arrival of Atreides on Arrakis with Paul putting his hand in the box. The box is a metaphor for Arrakis and there was only pain in it for the Atreides. The Reverend Mother said that an animal caught in a trap will gnaw off its own leg to escape. Paul Atreides was the animal caught in a trap and he gnawed off his own leg (lost his soul to a terrible purpose) to escape that trap.
But didn't Paul resist and pass the test ? He didn't remove his hand and proved he was more . He also chose Mua'dib , the desert mouse name to prove his worth
Him passing the test is more about how he exceeds the bene gesserits expectations. He is still very much in a painful trap which he cannot escape and in order to regain some control he actually does fall into the only way out he can manage (which is to cut off his “arm”) and lose himself to the power around him.
@@kartikeyatomar9847 And that came at a cost (the jihad). Paul passed the Gom Jabbar test but ultimately failed to walk on the golden path (which is literally Gom Jabbar on a macro scale). His son on the other hand....
Paul speech had me shaking in my seat. I almost stood up and scream “Addaam Reshii A-zaanta! (Long live the fighters!)” and “Lisan Al Gaib!” 🙇🏻♀️ All the seats in the cinema are vibrating, also the entire cinema is shaking when they played the “Gom Jobbar” theme.
I love the feeling of when you know something is going to be great, yet it still manages to surpass those expectations. This is a feeling I experienced for both of the Dune films, and now, this edit... You continue to absolutely outdo yourself with each and every video you put out. Absolutely masterful my friend, the litany of fear sequence already had me in awe, and that final act is pure greatness. Keep up the great work SWFT!
My only exposure to Dune is the films, but I definitely feel like Paul will end up becoming a cautionary tale of how a dictator rises rather than a hero....he's heading down a dark road
Good observation. Keep enjoying! Try the first book, but don’t go further if you want to still go with the film experience without any outside perspective
I love the editing choice here when Liet-Kynes asks Paul learned the intricacies of the stillsuit, while including clips of him researching about the Fremen. It shows the delicate balance between actual natural ability and the appearance of natural ability that the Bene Gesserit used to control populations. Incredible work here.
The scene I can't stop thinking about is the one where he gives out that damn speech in the ring. He delivers it so smoothly, and the writing is SO GOOD!!! Stilgar: "You need to kill me, it is the only way" Paul: "I point the way!" Oh. My. Messiah.
After watching the film I immediately told my friends to watch it too! It was such a MASTERPIECE! I could not get the movie out of my head. LISAN-AL GAIB!
The Dune movies of Villeneuve will be subject of discussions for decades to come, true masterpieces. I can't describe my joy that my favourite sci-fi books came to life in such a breathtaking way.
I actually loved that he took some elements of the old Dune Movie. As faulty as that movie was. It had some amazing Dialogue Moments. Taking the good elements, while combining it to the loyalty of the Books. Made an absolute Masterpiece of a Film
I have seen a lot of edits this year, but this one has to be the best. I felt chills unlike anything I had felt before during The Prophet Chapter. You would have won the best edit/tribute award, if there was one.
I’ve rewatched the final act of dune2 so many times. His rise, his speech that’s both inspiring and chilling, the battle, “grandfather”, the duel, “lead them to paradise”. Fucjing hell chalamet did a hell of a job
Beautifully made dude,the pacing & editing on this one is kinda insane 🙏 I'm not joking when i say ive watched the film 4 times & i just can't seem to get it outta my mind The film truly is perfect
Man... and thats mostly shots from the trailer for Part 2. Imagine what you can do when more of the film comes available. Amazing work. Also, at 7:31 does Paul use the voice in a very subtle way? His voice seems different from normal. I`ve saw the film twice already, but the German version doesnt sound so subtle strong at all.
@@antoniojuan9549 Is it cause he uses it to enunciate to large crowds? Or is he trying to influence them? 🤔 Or is he so OP he just uses it naturally when speaking loudly?
@@thalmoragent9344 in the first movie like the old one there was this like same talk and he made the lady back step with the voice so i do think he used it
Seriously this movie is literally from the outer world. I mean I've gone to see it 5 times including today at the cinema. And I still can't wrap my head around it, that's how great and cinematic it is. And this magnificent edit puts everything in 1 prospect and am still gasping sooo good 😮🤔😳🤩
The first movie caught my attention, the second instilled loyalty to the franchise. It was so insanely good, in every way, a truly epic story told with excellent visuals and dialogue
Overall, I think these movies were pretty faithful to the source material. Although the one thing that is missing a lot is Paul and Chani's relationship. I understand that they have to cut stuff out and change things from time to time, but I almost feel like they changed too much with Chani as a character. _MID-ISH SPOILERS FOR DUNE PART 2 AHEAD_ In the book, she is Chani Kynes, daughter of Liet Kynes. She and Paul initially bond over the fact that the Emperor and House Harkonnen are responsible for the deaths of their fathers. Chani is Paul's biggest supporter, his confidant, and so much more. He might marry Princess Irulan to maintain control of the empire, but his heart always has been and always will be Chani's. His marriage to Irulan is a purely political thing. It's Chani that Paul has children with. It's their children that are his heirs. Chani is to Paul what Jessica was to Leto: pretty much his wife in all but name. The movie made it feel like Chani was on the outside looking in. Like him marrying Irulan was some sort of personal betrayal when it was anything but that. Paul doesn't love Irulan. He never has, he never will. Chani is still his partner, his confidant, and the love of his life.
The change between book and movie is kind of jarring but exists to give the audience a view that helps them to see the horror in what is otherwise a really exciting revolution. Easy to get swept up in political/religious/ideological fervor and not realize how terrible the consequences could be until it’s too late. Chani helps to serve the same purpose as Paul’s visions: a grim reminder that revolutionary wars are still wars.
Bravo, I really like all the transitions you have done in this project, it's really amazing. An interesting way to add subtitles to this video like this. Good job!
7:32 "I am Paul 'Muad'Dib' Atreides, Duke of Arrakis, known as Usul, leader of the Fremen, bloodline to the Harkonnen and the Kwisatz Haderach, some may know me as the Mahdi but everyone will soon know me as the Lisan al Gaib. Follow me and I shall show you the way to the Green Paradise of Dune."
I know Denis wanted to fulfill Herbert’s initial plan of having Paul as more an anti-hero, but honestly I couldn’t see him any other way but a hero reluctantly accepting his fate to do what needed to be done which in then made Chani seem more like an anti-hero in the way she couldn’t see that Paul truly didn’t want to cause any pain and massacre but had no other choice which if she truly loved him for who he is, she should support him regardless of her beliefs as she was present for everything and saw how he didn’t want to accept the role of Lisan AlGaib.
This is one of the interesting moral questions the series asks. It's made pretty clear that the Holy War was the best outcome Paul saw, but he still manipulated the Fremen and caused countless deaths throughout the Imperium. In my opinion it still makes him a villain or, at the very least, an anti-hero.
Chani is right. The Fremen will leave their home to throw themselves at Paul's enemies, the great houses, and many will die. They're being manipulated and used. When the dust finally settles they may no longer exist.
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Me to
After leaving out the cinema, i cannot get this film out of my head
Up: Return from the 2nd time, love it even more and still, can get it out of my head
Same with me
same and I'm haunted by it!
same, I haven't had a movie make this much of an impact on me since The Return of The King
Me too
I had to see it again the following week and I thought about it for 5 straight days in between viewings
Denis Villeneuve is the Lisan al Gaib and he has brought us to paradise.
As written...
Denis denies it. So surely the he is the Lisan al Gaib. Such humility.
@@charliewatts6895 only a true lisan al gaib would say such things were not worthy ;)
😩as written
@@MattBonapartRomeby Frank Herbert
That boy Timothee has some pipes on him man. that speech was INSANE
I was getting CHILLS he felt so Powerful , good yet evil at the same time .
@@krishpache7271 exactly. Bro was intimidating as hell. When he was telling the guys in the circle really specific details about them with the soundtrack BLASTING in the theater. Man it was GLORIOUS
IN YOUR NIGHTMARES U GIVE WATER TO THE DEAD AND IT BRINGS YOU JOY @@kiekeyz
@@Nolimitsbestfriend YES! I need to go see it again. I can't remember the last film that made me feel this way
sameeeeeeeee once ina lifetime typa experience the atmosphere dialogue the tragedy was portrayed gracefully @@kiekeyz
The first two hours were incredible. The last bit was surreal. It was like I was watching the greatest piece of art a human has ever created.
hold on, we still have infinity war and endgame
Are you serious?@@dipankarghosh1993
frrr
@@dipankarghosh1993fr man i was 9 when they came out it was amazing
Yes. That was the highest form of art, the greatest science fiction novels brought to life in the finest possible way. Villeneuve has paid Herbert his proper due. They are both geniuses in their own right.
"I'm Paul Muad'dib Atreidis!! Duke of Arrakis! And I'll lead you to Paradise! "
"Long live the fighters!!!"
"Lisan-Al-Gaib ! Lisan-Al-Gaib!!"
Oscar winning moment for Tim!
ADAAM RESHII A-ZAANTA !!!
Timothée was insane in this movie! Gave me chills every time! Someone give this man an award
@@EneaAndAleasWorld970 that's the same guy who acted in Wonka and Call me by your Name! And he's just 28... He's developing an incredible range as an actor
@@dilkadariya4950 Yes I know and his performance in Dune and in Wonka are probably my favourite
"An editor with a mind strong enough to make the best edits and tributes. The ultimate power".
thank youu billions
This is a marvelous edit
As is written!
A beautiful movie... The moment when Paul decides to become Messiah is epic. This was a masterpiece
Missed that bit...had to pee! 🤦♂️🤣
You got that Paul is the bad guy right? Just checking. This isnt a hero's tale.
@@zack8105 that's better
@zack8105 if I was the messiah I would be good and I would not be bad
@@kfurgie999 bravo 👏👏👏
Love the contrast and juxtaposition with Gaius Helen Mohaim’s line of “like an animal” and images of the Harkonnen’s
Why? Since Paul is a Harroken... since he was supposed to be a girl & married to his cousin Feyd, then their son was who the Bene Gesserit intended to be the Kwistaz Haderach.
@@nationalsocialism3504but the harkonnens are animals, they act in their base instincts with no restraint, look at the Baron's gluttony or Rabban and Feyd Rautha's constant executions. Then they are all killed like the animals they are, look at the Baron, he was killed without a thought with a single, strike to the brain. Feyd Rautha was killed just like Paul's grandfather, in a fight between a hero and a ruthless animal. At the very least, Villeneuve saw the Harkonnens as animals, but so do I.
@@nationalsocialism3504 because when Paul kills Vald he tells him he died like an animal...
It's been a week since I saw Part II and I still can't stop thinking about it. It's been so long since a movie did this
3 weeks & same. I feel it's the music it haunts
It may sound crazy, but somehow it changed me. I’ve never heard of the books and part One made me very curious. Then I read Dune and Messiah in 3 Days and rewatched the movies …Part Two two times in Cinema and hell… what is going on. I feel like a child, who has seen colours for the first time and now it’s part of my life. Last time this happened was LotR.
Sometimes things do this to you. Sometimes it’s a book, a song, here it is DV and you simply feel his love for this project. Hope Timothee gets an Oscar for this role, he is breathtaking.
Same!! I’ve watched Part 2 four times now and I’m still eager to watch it again very soon, I haven’t had a reaction like this to a movie in a long time 🙌
can't wait for swft to get his hands on part 2
theres little scenes from dune 2 (3:11)
bro this is from the 2 movies.
@@wolvewick4414only trailers tho
@@zathary564 no some scenes arent in the trailers
“I’m pointing the way!”
Def not released…
I love how you contrasted the arrival of Atreides on Arrakis with Paul putting his hand in the box. The box is a metaphor for Arrakis and there was only pain in it for the Atreides. The Reverend Mother said that an animal caught in a trap will gnaw off its own leg to escape. Paul Atreides was the animal caught in a trap and he gnawed off his own leg (lost his soul to a terrible purpose) to escape that trap.
But didn't Paul resist and pass the test ? He didn't remove his hand and proved he was more . He also chose Mua'dib , the desert mouse name to prove his worth
Him passing the test is more about how he exceeds the bene gesserits expectations. He is still very much in a painful trap which he cannot escape and in order to regain some control he actually does fall into the only way out he can manage (which is to cut off his “arm”) and lose himself to the power around him.
@@nelsondnazariotorres8732 Well I was simply pointing out that the Gom Jabbar test is literally a metaphor for Paul's story.
@@kartikeyatomar9847 And that came at a cost (the jihad). Paul passed the Gom Jabbar test but ultimately failed to walk on the golden path (which is literally Gom Jabbar on a macro scale). His son on the other hand....
Using your metaphor, Paul overcoming the box would symbolize him overcoming the desert.
Paul speech had me shaking in my seat. I almost stood up and scream “Addaam Reshii A-zaanta! (Long live the fighters!)” and “Lisan Al Gaib!” 🙇🏻♀️
All the seats in the cinema are vibrating, also the entire cinema is shaking when they played the “Gom Jobbar” theme.
I love the feeling of when you know something is going to be great, yet it still manages to surpass those expectations. This is a feeling I experienced for both of the Dune films, and now, this edit... You continue to absolutely outdo yourself with each and every video you put out. Absolutely masterful my friend, the litany of fear sequence already had me in awe, and that final act is pure greatness. Keep up the great work SWFT!
Thank you my friend!
I've never felt this good since the good old days of Game of Thrones!!
Exactly! Getting some strong Jon Snow vibes. Except Paul actually becomes King at the end
My only exposure to Dune is the films, but I definitely feel like Paul will end up becoming a cautionary tale of how a dictator rises rather than a hero....he's heading down a dark road
Paul is a victim of his own powers
Good observation. Keep enjoying! Try the first book, but don’t go further if you want to still go with the film experience without any outside perspective
*"Long Live the Fighters"!*
These films were made for imax The worm riding scene was insane in theaters the sound track gave goose bumps
Soo well done man! In my opinion, Dune Part Two is the best film of the passed decade!
Thanks man! It's one of the best definitely
Dear god, this is a masterpiece.
He is definitely one of the earlier Attack Titans.
Your edit is awesome. Thanks for the video.
As a lot of people stated before but it's been a long time since a movie brought so much fire in my heart.
Best movies ever! Denis Villenueve does such phenomenal work. Cannot describe the sheer awe and inevitability these movies convey.
I love the editing choice here when Liet-Kynes asks Paul learned the intricacies of the stillsuit, while including clips of him researching about the Fremen. It shows the delicate balance between actual natural ability and the appearance of natural ability that the Bene Gesserit used to control populations. Incredible work here.
The scene I can't stop thinking about is the one where he gives out that damn speech in the ring. He delivers it so smoothly, and the writing is SO GOOD!!!
Stilgar: "You need to kill me, it is the only way"
Paul: "I point the way!"
Oh. My. Messiah.
The narrow way...emotional and thematic through lines, like music. Magnificent.
After watching the film I immediately told my friends to watch it too! It was such a MASTERPIECE! I could not get the movie out of my head. LISAN-AL GAIB!
So much talent poured into this edit! An absolute masterpiece my friend!
Thank you my friend!🙌🏼
Holy smokes! This was an amazing encapsulation of Paul’s transformation 👏🏾
I got shivers all over watching this, from start to finish
The Dune movies of Villeneuve will be subject of discussions for decades to come, true masterpieces. I can't describe my joy that my favourite sci-fi books came to life in such a breathtaking way.
I actually loved that he took some elements of the old Dune Movie. As faulty as that movie was. It had some amazing Dialogue Moments. Taking the good elements, while combining it to the loyalty of the Books. Made an absolute Masterpiece of a Film
this literally looks like a mega trailer for both films & i love it! 😍😍
I have seen a lot of edits this year, but this one has to be the best. I felt chills unlike anything I had felt before during The Prophet Chapter. You would have won the best edit/tribute award, if there was one.
masterpiece. the only movie that make feel close to what I felt when I watched LOTR
Right, I haven’t had chills like this since watching the two towers for the first time as a kid
Sometimes I feel sorry for the Fremen. It seems like they've been tricked into thinking that Paul is the Nissan Al Gore.
lol it seems? That’s exactly what happened and more
The Bene Gesserit are evil propagandists spreading superstitions in an attempt to control the Fremen.
@@blackpyxy9583 get your brain checked pal
the MAGA people are like the fremen but fat .....🤭
Nissan Al Gore 😂
Just finished reading the first book! Best science fiction piece…ever. Thanks for your motivation brother🤘🏼
The book is a masterpiece! In my opinion the third book is even better though
What Herbert envisioned as "the book" is in fact the first three books, because the publisher would not release all of that in one volume.
BEAUTIFULLY MADE! Perfectly paced and just amazingly organized to build up to epicness! Great job sir!
Wow, it's like rediscovering the movies again, this edit is a masterpiece
This is like an extended trailer between the 2 films. Great job on the editing and score.
I’ve rewatched the final act of dune2 so many times. His rise, his speech that’s both inspiring and chilling, the battle, “grandfather”, the duel, “lead them to paradise”. Fucjing hell chalamet did a hell of a job
Beautifully made dude,the pacing & editing on this one is kinda insane 🙏
I'm not joking when i say ive watched the film 4 times & i just can't seem to get it outta my mind
The film truly is perfect
This is the best dune edit you’ve done so far. Can’t wait for when you do another one for dune part 3!!!
Man... and thats mostly shots from the trailer for Part 2. Imagine what you can do when more of the film comes available. Amazing work.
Also, at 7:31 does Paul use the voice in a very subtle way? His voice seems different from normal. I`ve saw the film twice already, but the German version doesnt sound so subtle strong at all.
In the book, Paul uses the Voice during all his speech to the Fremen. So maybe in the movie they did that sound different to show it.
@@antoniojuan9549
Is it cause he uses it to enunciate to large crowds? Or is he trying to influence them? 🤔
Or is he so OP he just uses it naturally when speaking loudly?
@@thalmoragent9344 in the first movie like the old one there was this like same talk and he made the lady back step with the voice so i do think he used it
@@thalmoragent9344 He uses it to influence them without a doubt.
Timothee Chamalet used a made up language to have such a profound effect on audiences. A made up language. That's how powerful his presence was.
Seriously this movie is literally from the outer world. I mean I've gone to see it 5 times including today at the cinema. And I still can't wrap my head around it, that's how great and cinematic it is. And this magnificent edit puts everything in 1 prospect and am still gasping sooo good 😮🤔😳🤩
The first movie caught my attention, the second instilled loyalty to the franchise.
It was so insanely good, in every way, a truly epic story told with excellent visuals and dialogue
The best IMAX experience ever
In awe of this edit.
Such a great montage man..
Amazing work!! Loved this edit of yours!
Wow this Paul Atreides Tribute is such a Legendary Masterpiece!!!
Overall, I think these movies were pretty faithful to the source material. Although the one thing that is missing a lot is Paul and Chani's relationship. I understand that they have to cut stuff out and change things from time to time, but I almost feel like they changed too much with Chani as a character.
_MID-ISH SPOILERS FOR DUNE PART 2 AHEAD_
In the book, she is Chani Kynes, daughter of Liet Kynes. She and Paul initially bond over the fact that the Emperor and House Harkonnen are responsible for the deaths of their fathers. Chani is Paul's biggest supporter, his confidant, and so much more.
He might marry Princess Irulan to maintain control of the empire, but his heart always has been and always will be Chani's. His marriage to Irulan is a purely political thing. It's Chani that Paul has children with. It's their children that are his heirs. Chani is to Paul what Jessica was to Leto: pretty much his wife in all but name. The movie made it feel like Chani was on the outside looking in. Like him marrying Irulan was some sort of personal betrayal when it was anything but that. Paul doesn't love Irulan. He never has, he never will. Chani is still his partner, his confidant, and the love of his life.
The change between book and movie is kind of jarring but exists to give the audience a view that helps them to see the horror in what is otherwise a really exciting revolution. Easy to get swept up in political/religious/ideological fervor and not realize how terrible the consequences could be until it’s too late. Chani helps to serve the same purpose as Paul’s visions: a grim reminder that revolutionary wars are still wars.
Magnificent montage, worthy of the Muad'Dib. Can't wait to see what you come upvnext
saw this right after getting out of the cinema. Beautiful.
masterpiece aswell
Thank you for this video.
I can't wait to rewatch Dune 2
This is so well made!
Incredible!
Epic work brother! You have perfectly combined all the available materials into a video!
I already have about 10 TV spots along with trailers, haha
Great job mate, kudos!!!!!! 👍 👍
Wow, Literally the best thing ive seen dune related encapsulated everything ❤️
This is by far the most amazing video of a movie I've seen
Probably the best edited "trailer" I've ever seen.
Perfectly structured, paced...and the music builds exquisitely.
I can't wait until the final part comes out so we can have a complete edit of the saga. Fantastic work!
I still don't understand how people didn't like the first part. part one was so good and made me want more
I would even say Part 1 was better
Bravo, I really like all the transitions you have done in this project, it's really amazing. An interesting way to add subtitles to this video like this. Good job!
This is beautifully done! By the time you reach the end, tears will flow
Excellent montage.
This edit is as epic as the movies. Bravo.
Stilgar riding the worm into battle at the end was perfect
When he used the voice and yelled "Silence" even I shut up and I wasn't even talking. That bass was fucking crazy!
SWFT, you had my respect, but now you have my allegiance
Daym that's a beautiful edit!!
I'm ready for the 3rd one like RIGHT nowwwwwww NOT a joke 😮🙄😏🙃
Another wonderful edit!
7:32
"I am Paul 'Muad'Dib' Atreides, Duke of Arrakis, known as Usul, leader of the Fremen, bloodline to the Harkonnen and the Kwisatz Haderach, some may know me as the Mahdi but everyone will soon know me as the Lisan al Gaib. Follow me and I shall show you the way to the Green Paradise of Dune."
My favorite part was were he told the reverend mother to shut up.
SILENCE!!!!
He is Atreides, he is Fremen, he is Bene Gesserit, he is Harkonnen, he is the real Prophet
Beautiful edit 🎉, represent the movie so well
Oh My Goodness,, that was AMAZING. Incredible work!! One of the best videos I've seen on youtube in a while!! Thank you.
Dune part 1 & 2 - The Star Wars Killer
No, that would be Star wars :The Acolyte. From Harvey Weinstein's former PA
Good guess though
I know Denis wanted to fulfill Herbert’s initial plan of having Paul as more an anti-hero, but honestly I couldn’t see him any other way but a hero reluctantly accepting his fate to do what needed to be done which in then made Chani seem more like an anti-hero in the way she couldn’t see that Paul truly didn’t want to cause any pain and massacre but had no other choice which if she truly loved him for who he is, she should support him regardless of her beliefs as she was present for everything and saw how he didn’t want to accept the role of Lisan AlGaib.
This is one of the interesting moral questions the series asks. It's made pretty clear that the Holy War was the best outcome Paul saw, but he still manipulated the Fremen and caused countless deaths throughout the Imperium. In my opinion it still makes him a villain or, at the very least, an anti-hero.
Chani is right. The Fremen will leave their home to throw themselves at Paul's enemies, the great houses, and many will die. They're being manipulated and used. When the dust finally settles they may no longer exist.
Paul Atreides pulled an Eren Yeager on them mfs
damn, good edit bro
This was the best youtube video I've seen in years.
This is the best edit I’ve seen so far. Love how you broke the parts up like the book with the same titles as the three Acts. Beautifully done. Bravo.
Only thing missing is a time of quiet between the storms, hauntingly beautiful. Nice work editing, enjoyed it.
Damn that was awesome!! Definitely worthy of that masterful movie.
That was beautiful dude
for whatever reason, Dune makes me emotional. I don't know why.
Dune messiah is going to be so insane
Your understanding of the film really shows in this edit. And the fact that you formatted it like the book just makes it even better. Very well done.
We are living in the greatest time of HUMANITY!!!!!!
The best movie I have ever watched
The editor is the chosen one , thanks SWFT ❤🔥
Holy fuck. This is incredible
I don’t have recency bias. I’m a huge Star Wars fan. But this is one of the best movies I’ve seen in my life.
My psychology paper final on Harter’s construction of the self and Bronfenbrenner’s ecological perspective is due at 12:00. I can’t wait to finish my final… turn it in and then enjoy a SWFT edit!
Good luck on your final!
Thank you! Another great edit and well worth the wait!
Damn, what a banger edit. Good job lad 👍
I want to watch this again in Imax for the 3rd time. 😍