Powerful yet too simple, what if both opposing parties have control over a thing, is each control still absolute? The truest power is to have control over your vector of intent, then you cannot lose for you have already won.
Denis Villeneuve is literally the saviour of the sci fi genre in cinema. Arrival, Blade Runner, Dune. As a sci fi lover i'm so glad an amazing director like him has such a passion for this genre!
"There is nothing more dangerous than a charismatic leader" - Frank Herbert. The fanaticism in Stilgar's eyes as he raises his crysknife and professes his belief...Denis clearly understands what Dune is all about. Cannot wait for this movie, and then Messiah after it.
I just watched DUNE 2. I have only one thing to say as a childhood fan. DUNE 2 WAS F’N EPIC!!! I was trying to not cry during the movie. I love the twists in the story, they really know when to do it! I’m so proud of Denis Villeneuve and his work! What a masterpiece!
This series being my first experience with dune as an adult I cannot stress how great this trilogy will be for the sci-fi genre it might be the best honestly.
The whole underlying point of Paul's story is the idea that one should beware the dangers of charismatic leaders. Even Paul recognizes this and wrestles with it. I love that this adaptation seems to be embracing this, unlike the Lynch film that fundamentally undermined the entire point of the novel by making him a hero and literal messiah.
@lannes2068 yeaaah me too. I love 3rd book, and love how things turned in this story! There gonna be real GoT in space. I'm even pretty sure that original GoT got smth from this book👀
I'm not even a Dune fan and this trailer made me tear up... this is what sci-fi is supposed to be with our current technology. This should be the new standard like how Dark Knight was for Superhero movies.
A new standard that won't be met...b/c after Dark knight, Hollywood went back to making crappy superhero movies...future SciFi films will never live up to 'Dune'
The reunion with Gurney is such a sweet moment in the book. His shock and awe at the man Paul has become is awesome. Can’t wait to see it on the screen
When Paul yells “Long live the fighters!”, totally got goosebumps! LOOKS INCREDIBLY PHENOMENAL! Better than the first trailer and that’s why this is my most anticipated movie of this year.
I have no idea what this movie is about (haven't seen the first one or read the books) but the MC really drew in me with that line. I got goosebumps too. And now I'll have to make sense of previous events so I can watch this one and only be a little confused through out
It’s now finally occurred to me how absolutely massive this movie is actually going to be. When Denis and the entirety of the cast kept on saying again and again that Part 1 was really just a setup film, apparently they weren’t kidding in the slightest. Long live the fighters indeed!
@@donotletthebeeswin my brother, you do understand that the first movie is literally just the exposition part of the 1st book( like it covers about 40%ish of it), the rising action and climax part of the book are gonna be in this movie?
What Denis Villeneuve is doing right now is nothing short of saving movies. From story to shots to sound and at this scope and scale, no one is doing what Denis is doing right now. Please protect this man.
@@NazilGO The two are the two of the ten best fillmakers on holywood now.. Everyone of hollywood want to work with them. BUT nolan is more popular and pop. Villeneuve is more´´artistic´´ and ´´cult´´ and their movies don´t make huge box office like Nolan.
@@arthursouza9641 Agree with you. I am also wanted to work with him. He is the mastermind man. I wish he read my comment and give a oppurtunity. Best Wise for Dune.
Saw it this weekend. It will be the only movie I've ever paid twice to see in the theater. It was far beyond my hopes and expectations. Please God make part 3.
@@simonofthesnowfield As they should. Dune Messiah is way shorter than the first Dune book. In fact, it’s the shortest one out of rhe original six Dune books. One movie is enough for this one
First trailer in a long time that actually had me tearing up in excitement. Dune has been a great part of my college days 19 years ago. I couldn't ask for any director other than Denis. He's truly magnificent.
right? it's visceral cinema! So gleeful for this in a way I haven't felt about a movie in a very long time. Villeneuve is absolutely NAILING it in creating this universe. Can't wait.
@@NaturalPrimexIt’s a good comment but I don’t think underrated describes it well. It has 100+ likes, so I’d say it’s rated and appreciated accordingly.
Watched it today, and man I am not even hesitant to call it one of the best sci-fi adaptation of all time. The story progresses so organically, nothing felt rushed, the lore and the world comes naturally and keep building up and up. You know a film is good when you get a jaw drop and that too in a scene where Paul is just speaking passionately among Fremens in the latter half of the film, so powerful.
I can't get over how amazing this looks. This is cinema at its finest, and a proper adaptation of a classic book. Everyone is giving it their all in here.
Should have been “long live the martyrs” like in the book, the scene in the book is stripped right out of a speech from Algerian independence fighters back in the 50s too.
This trailer alone gave me the chills like 3 times. calculating events and moments. It's safe to say that this finishes the first book. This movie is gonna be huge
Yeah this movie is just gonna be the second half of the first book. The third movie(? I think they’re making one) would just be the second book. The third book and on kinda take everything in a different direction that’s much more difficult to adapt and aren’t as related to the first two books
"A longstanding dream of mine is to adapt Dune, but it’s a long process to get the rights, and I don’t think I will succeed" -Denis Villeneuve, September 2016 during the "Arrival" promotion And now he's fulfilling his dream in getting a chance to adapt his beloved sci fi story, i'm so proud of him 👍
@@digitalwayfarer7404 Agreed. He and I are almost the same age. We first read Dune at about the same time, and fell in love with it. DV, like me, was influenced by a lot of the SF art that was out in the 1970s, and it shows in his work. I was enraptured by the first movie, and I hope he does as well with the second.
I'm really pleased that although this is totally Denis' work in every way, there are nods to the previous 80's version in the props and the costumes. This is genius because he probably knew it would have to be a 2 part (or more) film adaptation and he couldn't count on having all the people who are coming to see it to have read the book(s). Also this bridge is making it easier to keep interest going due to the delay in releasing Part 2. This is going to be an amazing film, might be as good a film for this second installment as was The Empire Strikes Back was for Star Wars (A New Hope.) It might be better than Part 1. It just might.
Yeah without spoiling anything, it just goes to show how even the most questioning and skeptical people start to belive in a leading figure, and lose their abilities to view them as anything else but that- a leading perfect figure
Sort of spoilers for the rest of the books: . . . I don't know how much it will be spelled out in Part 2 but in the books the Bene Gesserit explicitly set these prophecies and mini-religions in motion by seeding a particular idea ('the chosen one' etc) and then.....well.....making that person. Not so much 'having faith' as 'Yes. We plan over a _very_ long scale' 😏
BELIEVE IN YOURSELF. NOT IN THE YOU WHO BELIEVES IN ME. NOT IN THE ME WHO BELIEVES IN YOU. BELIEVE IN THE YOU WHO BELIEVES IN YOURSELF. - Kamina, _Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann_
Just finished watching Dune2. I’m still recovering from this epic, cinematic masterpiece…I might just add that this could be the greatest film of our times.
he is a super talented actor with a wide range, it is really cool seeing him exercise that here. but yeah out of all the movies ive seen with him ive never heard that voice and never figured he’d be able to make it lol
My dad cried at the end of Dune part 1 because he never thought he see something close to any kind of realisation of these dense books, was a real moment. Can't wait to take him to see this he says the next half is even better. Shout out Denis Villeneuve, single handedly bringing back block buster scifi that isn't Marvel or DC and also making gritty or inspiring masterpieces like Sicario or Arrival. Truly a master!
Cinema is an art form like any other, it has the power to move us. It simply requires a master craftsperson with fine brush strokes and passion to create something unique using all the materials at their disposal. Luckily they are still a few such people still working in the film industry.
@@markg.7865Well he is one of the visionary directors. Nolan, Fincher, Eastwood, Speilberg are still alive and all of them demolish him by quite margin.
@@shiznid12 Yeah Eastwood kiddo. He is the master of slice of life movies. You are the kid who tells Villeneuve is better than Hitchcock because you have not watched Hitchcock films. It's your problem buddy. Grow up kid.
@@timothydavidcurp It's BECAUSE the writers get it. Spectacle without coherent plot and writing is just the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, or Wheel of Time show, or Witcher show.
I have lived the greatest cinematic events. The madness that was Star Wars in the late 70s as a teenager. The phenomenon that was The Lord of the Rings at the beginning of the century... Nothing comes close to what I felt when leaving the cinema after watching Dune part 2. Absolutely nothing. The most powerful, emotional, epic, beautiful, captivating and wonderful thing I have ever seen. I'm on my way to the 3rd viewing. This time alone in what I have made sure is an empty cinema late at night.
Dune is honestly the reason why I write my own stories. It was a life changing experience to have read it at the age of fifteen. I am now forty-nine years old and even if I NEVER get my works published, I can still create my own "realities". Thank you Frank Herbert for the gift that you have bestowed on my life and thank you Denis for masterfully bringing my childhood imagination to life!
That's what I love about writing as well. I get to create the world as it should be inside the world as it is. I don't have much time to write these days or read except for reading for the Series 7 securities exam. I'll be able to read Dune well before November though.
I like the way that Villeneuve emphasized "water/moisture" on Caladan, Salusa Secundus and Giedi Prime in part 1, he now emphasizes "vegetation" on Kaitain, all in order to highlight the difference with Arrakis. Denis is really passionate about Dune lore
I'm really happy to see not just how faithful it is shaping up to be in comparison to the book, but alos how Denis is bringing to life key little moments, like the way Feyd tries to shove the knife into paul and the way he stands sideways in combat because of how accustomed Feyd is to fighting with a shield... these are little things that to any other director would've been trivial, but Denis cares.
I absolutely love the choice to film Feyd's fight scene in black and white. In the novel, the white blade was poisoned and the black blade was not so that the fighters could tell the difference. Denis' choice to film the whole scene in black and white is a stroke of genius, and just shows me how much thought he's put into visualizing every aspect of this story. Please for the love of God go see this in IMAX opening weekend. This is going to be a movie that deserves your money.
Not only will I see D2 in IMAX, I hope the film studio is smart enough to do a limited re-release of D1 in IMAX so those like me who didn't get to see it in that format get a second chance. How about this: Make it a quasi-day IMAX event where movie goers can purchase a combo-pass for D1 and D2... 😎
@@fakecubedThe black and white is part of the world building, not just a stylistic choice, it’s what the sun is like on Geidi Prime , like a black light washing out all the colours. This is an awesome choice as it explains why the Harkonnnens dress in all black- on their planet colours are pointless in daylight. This is much better than “bad guy wear black cause black bad” we usually see in movies like this.
What Denis Villeneuve is doing right now is nothing short of saving movies. From story to shots to sound and at this scope and scale, no one is doing what Denis is doing right now. Please protect this man!
I'm not sure if we gonna get a third one. Them dropping the new trailer so early means that they are kinda scared to loose the casual audience. It's gonna do well in europe but the domestic box office could be problematic.
But it's legit difficult to make a bad trailer for a big budget sci-fi/superhero movie. Cut in some cool shots, cool lines, cool music. that's it. Infinity war, Endgame, Force Awakens, Joker, Batman, Man of Steel, etc. Even some video games trailers are great. Mass effect 3, Witcher 3, Battlefield 1... Tons of great ones if you think about it. Prisoner of the moment.
@@laimejannister5627i disagree mate. Theres just something about this trailer which ive honestly never really seen before in others. Yes its got the amazing shots, goosebumps giving lines and brilliant music but as someone whos never read dune or has any idea on what comes next in the duniverse story it just gives me soo much mystery, excitement and more than anything realism into a world being thrown against the power of capitalism and slavery. 10/10 for me tbh
@@edwardrawnsley2666 well it’s my job to critique. But with a source material like this if the trailer couldn’t achieve at least what you’ve described it’d be utterly embarrassing for the team that made this and I’d stay away from them in the business forever. I suppose if I spare some interns to do it they could get at least 9/10 anyway. Or maybe soon enough an AI can do it. Plus, the very fact that you gave this 10/10 (ie. literally perfect, no room for improvement) is evidence that you were indeed a prisoner of the moment.
@@laimejannister5627 prisoner of the moment 😂😂 ill have to keep that one in the locker for another time. Well everything in film is opinionated to the viewer to some degree. But you sir sound abit like a prisoner of pessimism. I know I'd rather be in the "moment" jail as you'd describe. Nothing more alive that being in the moment 🤙
@@edwardrawnsley2666 can't tell the difference between being critical and being pessimistic, can we? Being critical means there is room to improve and therefore it's the very opposite of being pessimistic. Well, it's not your fault; it's the "everyone-gets-a-participation-trophy" style of education you received. Being used to being held against a low bar, and discouraged by every tiny piece of "critique" that goes slightly against you. Btw sudden changes in language style such as emoji use is such an amateur tell that your confidence in your argument was so low that you even had to convince yourself of what you said. Final advice, for your own good, please don't try your hand at poker, or you'd be eaten alive (if the advice wasn't too "pessimistic" for you).
I feel like we don't talk enough about how perfect is Timothée as Paul. The emotions he is able to convey without uttering a single word! Part One proved he understands the character perfectly, now he's taking it on a whole another level. Absolutely stellar. A legend in the making.
People seemed to like to bag on his performance being "wooden" and sorta dead in the first film. I am like, "That just shows how good he was at portraying the character. He was still asleep, you didn't see him start to awaken till the end of the film, where you see him start to be who he is meant to be."
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda i'll take 3h30 of this universe at any given time. I really dont care about the selfish book readers expecting a show to be a book 🙅
I absolutely love how they handle the technology and outfits. When part 1 came out, I was so used to Marvel movies where everyone always just pulls a device out of nowhere that can do anything and the costume designs seem to just be based on what looks "cool" so it was SO refreshing to see a sci-fi movie take the time to establish how the tech and costumes work and what their specific functions and limitations are. Makes the setting seem more grounded and lets me immerse myself in the setting a lot more. Can't wait to see more of that in part 2!
It helped that Frank Herbert was so specific in his descriptions of how all the technology worked, even if the explanation was simply "it's a Holtzman field".
@@fakecubedThat's something I love about the whole Dune saga. Frank really set up a functioning universe that feels real. And he didn't overexplain everything. Which gives space for the audience to imagine what wasn't expanded in the books.
Yess my favorite type of story is where things just make sense, even if they can't exist in the real world (yet). I'm so happy there are more people who get it. It allows for much deeper immersion than when it's explained with something like magic or impossible technology beyond comprehension. Dune is pure genius
I think the costumes within the movie are great but according to the book some of the movie to me is slightly inaccurate. Being in the desert of arrakis as a fremen it is know to have a stillsuit covering the body and face at all times but it seems that at times this doesn’t hold through, where fremen are shown to be in the desert but without stillsuit covering the majority of their face like the book
@@johnlenihan4306 Yes, well, because if they were wearing full stillsuits, you wouldn't really be able to tell who each character is. It's a movie, it needs to work like a movie.
as not a sci-fi fan at all, dune 1 and dune 2 show one of the most amazing photos/costumes/sound/music/acting I've ever seen in my life. so glad I was invited to see this amazingly raw, and beautiful world!
Austin Butler is unrecognizable, Christopher Walken looks terrifying And everybody else looks incredible. Can't remember the last time i seen a whole cast lose themselves to their roles like this in a movie.
@@kplooki I hate that they decided to make Austin bald in this! He's a good looking guy and is way better looking and more experienced in acting than Timothee(not sorry!). Christopher Walken as the Emperor was one of the reasons why I wanna check this movie out. Plus I remember him as the headless horseman in Sleepy Hollow.
I have so many praises for Dune (2021), and Dune part II looks even better. This cast is stellar, but Timothée Chalamet continues to impress me. The change in his eyes, demeanor, and even the power of his voice even on this trailer alone just portrays the difference from Paul now that he has all the power to the somewhat innocent, naive, green Paul Atreides who was thrown into this journey with no prepare from the first movie. He's doing an excellent job and I think more people should acknowledge that.
Yes sure , he fits the role of the prophet so well. You can see the change by the end of the first movie but when you compare his take on the character with the book , there’s enough differences between the movie version of *naive Paul. I hope he’s good here, trailer seems promising.
He's always been an excellent actor, ever since his breakout role in 2017, but there's a danger he could be taken for granted now. I bet the Academy will continue to overlook him here, and only give nominations to supporting actors like Austin Butler. However, even they may find his comedic Wonka performance in December impossible to ignore.
@AbcDef-ww2gy You may not agree with me on this, but I feel like as Timothée has become kind of a "pop star", the academy won't take him seriously, for some reason. I think that's the reason why (the hype is too much, and it's a bad thing, in this case). He's given amazing performance throughout the years but the academy just ignores him. I don't know if you've watched Bones & All (the most recent film timothée chalamet did), and some of the reviews were only praising Taylor Russell and Mark Rylance, and one of the reviews I read even said something along the lines of "Timothée did well, of course, that's a GIVEN.." and proceeded to highlights other actor's performances in the film. I get the feeling that's just how it's gonna be, and it's not different within the Dune fandom imo. Timothée won't get praises for his performances, but he's doing amazing.
@@flck-ns1vr I do agree, and the name for it is the "Slap-the-Stud" syndrome. Leo DiCaprio suffered from it for decades, before finally winning an Oscar in middle age. His biggest snub was when Titanic swept the board with 14 Oscar nods and 11 wins, but they somehow forgot to nominate the lead actor, as if he had nothing to do with the film's success! The fact is the Academy is still two-thirds male, and they are naturally jealous of handsome younger men. Actresses under 30 frequently win Oscars, but men under 30 never win Lead Actor! (Well, once: Adrien Brody who was just a month under 30, and played a Holocaust victim.) Maybe if Timothée didn't always have girls screaming at him, they would take him more seriously...
The shot of Gurney walking with whom im assuming are the last surviving fighters of House Atreides in full armor and swords drawn gave me so much chills. I cant wait to see this film.
“There is nothing more dangerous than a charismatic leader.” -Frank Herbert I can feel the darker turn around the corner and I love the feel this trailer gives. I am excited! I know I’ve only read the first three Dune books, but is it foolish to hope the six OG books all get adapted?
Well, consider the fact the duel between Paul and Feyd is teased near the end of the other trailer. I'm guessing this sequel will wrap up the first Dune book and I don't see them ending things there.
@@DngrDan Yes, I did notice and them not being done is my hope. Villeneuve stated he would adapt Dune Messiah if Dune: Part Two is successful. I just hope that they continue to be successful and that he pushes through to adapt the six OG books.
i think that they should adapt till god empereor , because after that the saga lets say that "resets" ,with different characters . so they should end the fourth book and then adap heores and legends of dune ( dune: house atreides, corrino , harkonen, butlerian yihad, battle of corrin etc)
Can we just acknowledge how damn insane Timothee Chalamet’s performance is in this adaptation so far?! He really looks to be nailing the dark turn Paul will be undergoing in Part 2. The primal intensity in the eyes at 2:42 is chilling. That Paul right there is ready for war. Primed to kill every enemy. I can’t wait!
He's a really good actor. Saw him in a Netflix medieval film and he was really belivable in that. He has a good reputation as well with other actors I think.
I love him the first trailer where Paul is about to fight feyd ratha (sorry spelling) and says "may your knife chip and shatter" exactly hoe I imagined it in the books! So detached and just his voice omg. I am so excited I could pee my pants
@@pacotaco1246Dune has character development which disqualifies it as woke. If it was woke, Chani would find out she was the most powerful being all along and would have taken over the galaxy in Part 1.
Love the way the music climbed with Stilgar's speech on his beliefs, then you see his maddening expression of hope. And the sandworm erupts behind Paul, as if to say that his rise is becoming so much more. That look in Stilgar’s eyes as he raised his crysknife was a glimpse of how the Fremen would become the fanatical religious legion and birth the JIhad.
Hands down the best movie I’ve seen in the last 10 years. Seen it in theaters 3 times lmao - absolutely stunning masterpiece by Villeneuve, can’t wait for Messiah!!!
@@toekkababy5329 No it's not. We haven't seen Alia yet, honestly starting to doubt she's in it because finding a great actress that age is next to impossible.
I think part of it is that for Part 1 they needed to establish a visual baseline, which takes a _ton_ of work, and now that they can build off of that they have room to fill in the blanks in a huge way. It's much less "sterile" this time.
I think it’s just that there’s a lot more action and general epic-ness in the second part of Dune, which makes for a more visually appealing film compared to the first part ie huge battle scenes, giant worms, nuclear explosions, swarms of ornithopters, knife duels to the death…
Christopher Walken as Emperor Corrino is going to be incredible and I can’t wait to see it. Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan looks awesome too. I think I’m excited to see the new characters just as much as I am to see Timothee and Zendaya develop their characters more. I loved the books, I’ve read Dune multiple times, and I am beyond excited to see how this turns out.
@@marcosrecio4062 No she looks great, Pugh has quite a wide range of acting and from what I can see in the trailers she looks astonishingly up to the task.
Yes. I have a very nice 4K HDR projector with a Dolby Atmos sound system in my home theater, and I'm still going to see this at the best theater I can find this playing at when it comes out. I'm fortunate that there are several great options near where I live.
The reunion with Gurney is such a sweet moment in the book. His shock and awe at the man Paul has become is awesome. Can’t wait to see it on the screen yes!
The look of pure religious zeal and fervor in Stilgar's face at 2:29 is so incredibly well done my jaw dropped. It's in the trailer for less than half a second but I don't think I've ever seen an actor portray such an intense and complicated emotion w just their face in half a second. Javier Bardem is otherworldly, pun intended
“Paul saw how Stilgar had been transformed from the Fremen naib to a creature of the Lisan al-Gaib, a receptacle for awe and obedience. It was a lessening of the man, and Paul felt the ghost-wind of the jihad in it. I have seen a friend become a worshiper, he thought."
We can barely see his expression,'because the camera is showing his full body. It's just an astonishment face,no big thing. It's the music that deceives you
If you've ever seen the video of Saddam Hussein's 1979 purge and how fanatical and worshipful/desperate, hyped up the people in the room were as they tried to prove their loyalty, that is exactly what that dude looks like. Very good acting.
This is made greater because one of the most poignant little moments in the book is when Paul sadly realises that Stilgar has turned from a friend to a fanatic follower.
@annavirag546 How, we saw a 3 second glimpse with more voice and emotion. Not denying Kyle MacLachlan's performance, but its undeniable acting back then vs acting now as dramatically increased in emotion. Plus he screams it English, which is no were near as cool as freman language.
@annavirag546 yeah non of that was intelligent argument, All of that was personal opinions. My personal opinion Kyle Maclachlan sounds like a half baked frat boy trying to rile his frat brothers to a different party.
Beyond the fact that I just adore this story and how it's being adapted so far; In general I just love that we are getting a completely sincere Science Fiction Epic that fully embraces it's dramatic side. Unlike seemingly many people I actually don't mind the quippy scifi romps with comedy baked in. I'll watch the well told misadventures of a found family of knuckleheads any day. But it's just refreshing to see a big budget film like this in this tone. Reminds me of the original LoTR films and how they gave a world that the general audience could easily have found silly a feeling of earnest gravitas that took itself completely seriously even in it's lighter moments.
YES!! You are articulating what I've been feeling. This type of film is so rare these days and this one... it's just incredible. I'm so thankful it's being made and hope this brings back the true Epics. I love my Knucklehead crews too, but I'm ready for serious sci fi drama again.
@capri2673 India is not only bollywood bro I'm from south India we speak different languages our cinema is same but languages are different my language is Telugu. From the land where RRR is made.
I swear, Villeneuve has done such a great job. The more I see him in interviews talk about how he's going to honour Herbert's vision and his childhood love for the story, the more I trust him. You don't get directors like him too much, most just want to impose their own vision, tell their stories and replace the old story and deconstruct it.
I’m halfway through the book now in preparation for Part Two, and I gotta say… I’m so excited, man. Denis is a filmmaker who means so much to me, and I absolutely CANNOT wait.
@@nickywags0712Hey! I’m at the part where Paul and Jessica are running through Arrakis and encounter a sandworm after walking through drum sand, and it’s called away by a Fremen thumper. I’m LOVING the book so far, and I owe a huge part of my appreciation of it to my friend Sarah, who’s kind of been my Dune guide. She really gets me excited about it.
Thank God we have Denis Villeneuve making movies. He's an utter gem for the industry. Real movies, real scripts, no nonsense (and you all know what I'm talking about).
The first Dune movie completely enamored me with its characters and world. After reading the books I can’t wait to see part 2 and hopefully the other books adapted🤞🏾
"Look who's back from the dead", anyone who's read the books knows Gurney and Rabban have history... I'm really looking forward for their confrontation!
An epic showdown between Gurney and Rabban would be a welcomed change from the book, as storytelling-wise I was always a bit disappointed that Gurney never got his revenge, and Rabban just anticlimactically died offscreen during the final battle.
There’s a cool interview with Denis where he mentions having to dampen Timothy’s acting in the first movie, saying, “no no you’re not Muad’Dib yet” and this scene definitely shows Muad’Dib
@@davidhartleycombs2465 Not Muad'Dib.. *FULL POWER* Muad'Dib. Like I didn't think Timothee wasn't that bad in part one but his acting really shined in the tent scene.
you know its funny, Timothy and Zendaya's sandwalking together is more romantic and charming than ANYTHING coming from Disneys Star Wars writers. While Star Wars has clearly fallen off, at least we have these Dune movies ABSOLUTELY DESTROYING IT. DESERT POWER!!!!!!!!!
Absolute chills. This is the type of cinema people are dying for. Real drama, real heroes and villains. Classic archetypes. I really hope people turn out to watch this movie.
I don't know how many times i watched both the trailers. Giving goosebumps on each time. Really want to experience Hans Zimmer + Denis Villeneuve magic on theatre 🔥
Agreed, but then to have Hans Zimmer doing the score and sound design which he won’t the academy award for in the first installment just makes the total package all the more incredible and exciting. Trailer gave me goosebumps via visuals and the sound.
I love where this is going. Power and revenge. Paul is living in a very harsh environment and having his whole house destroyed in front of him has hardened him and given him a taste for getting back what was taken from him. I’m very stoked to see part II. Looks like it will be amazing!
By the end of the trailer (which almost seems to give away the story), it sounds like Paul is using The Voice every damn time he speaks lol. It seems like Paul is getting more and more hopped up on spice and power and this fanaticism and it's brilliant. In the new trailer you see he's powerful enough to silence the head Bene Gesserit herself so the dude is a hyper-charged 'unit' by the end of Part 2. And think about where we left Paul and all of them at the end of Part 1... THAT is how much story is being packed into Part 2! Chani didn't even know/trust Paul at that point, the Fremen only passively allowed him among them... she turns into a lover and then later concerned for him; the Fremen not only come to accept him but basically worship him. As good as Part 1 was, it wasn't even the tip of the iceberg compared to what's coming!
Brings tears to my eyes, every time Stilgar says "I don't care what you believe! I BELIEVE!". Brings all the emotions of what I felt when I read Dune the first time many years ago. This movie is going to be brilliant.
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“The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it.” One of the most powerful lines in the book. Glad to hear it!
Reminds me of the line from Schindlers List “Power is when we have every justification to kill but we don’t”
Master Oogway: Control is an illusion. 🐢
Except that it is this very line that humanity thinks gives it licence to destroy.
Powerful yet too simple, what if both opposing parties have control over a thing, is each control still absolute? The truest power is to have control over your vector of intent, then you cannot lose for you have already won.
We're Moon Child, we have absolute control over things.
Denis Villeneuve is literally the saviour of the sci fi genre in cinema. Arrival, Blade Runner, Dune. As a sci fi lover i'm so glad an amazing director like him has such a passion for this genre!
Took the words right out of my mouth. Every frame is beautiful.
Sure but his casting coordinator is garbage
BR2049is a certified hood classic. Timeless cinema. Grossly underrated currently.
@@Crawdoodle its pretty good.u r the problem here
I never thought he'd be the one.... but you are right...
"There is nothing more dangerous than a charismatic leader" - Frank Herbert. The fanaticism in Stilgar's eyes as he raises his crysknife and professes his belief...Denis clearly understands what Dune is all about. Cannot wait for this movie, and then Messiah after it.
Stilgar went a big dumb bear real fast!
yeah a lot of the adaptations never really show his fanaticism that rises all that well
“Do not let your people fall in the hand of a hero, there is not a worse fate.”
I haven’t seen Alia in a trailer so I’m wondering if messiah will be like the book at all
@@Nicolas-Sungreat quote. Where’s it from?
I just watched DUNE 2. I have only one thing to say as a childhood fan. DUNE 2 WAS F’N EPIC!!! I was trying to not cry during the movie. I love the twists in the story, they really know when to do it! I’m so proud of Denis Villeneuve and his work! What a masterpiece!
I watched it for the 2nd time since Thursday, and I'm not even a fan, but it's just so good.
This series being my first experience with dune as an adult I cannot stress how great this trilogy will be for the sci-fi genre it might be the best honestly.
I hope the director gets to do Messiahs of Dune
@@rahulbhalla6940 I guess that means you're a fan.
It’s really boring I left before the end haha
I love how you can already feel Paul’s darker turn in this trailer alone, I’m so excited to see how Denis finishes this story!
Hope they will do Part 3: Messiah
The whole underlying point of Paul's story is the idea that one should beware the dangers of charismatic leaders. Even Paul recognizes this and wrestles with it. I love that this adaptation seems to be embracing this, unlike the Lynch film that fundamentally undermined the entire point of the novel by making him a hero and literal messiah.
@lannes2068 yeaaah me too. I love 3rd book, and love how things turned in this story! There gonna be real GoT in space.
I'm even pretty sure that original GoT got smth from this book👀
Before Eren's rumbling we had first Paul's galactic jihad.
Begins this story*
I'm not even a Dune fan and this trailer made me tear up... this is what sci-fi is supposed to be with our current technology. This should be the new standard like how Dark Knight was for Superhero movies.
100% facts.
Essentially Villeneuve should keep all the art departments that made Dune movies and just keep giving us movies with this quality forever, haha.
A new standard that won't be met...b/c after Dark knight, Hollywood went back to making crappy superhero movies...future SciFi films will never live up to 'Dune'
You got zimmer’d
This made you cry? Er, OK......
The reunion with Gurney is such a sweet moment in the book. His shock and awe at the man Paul has become is awesome. Can’t wait to see it on the screen
Ditto
yeah, but they kinda spoilred it for the people who didnt read a book
You young pup
@@f1ll3rn is it really a spoiler if I don't even know what the f I just watched lmao
@@f1ll3rntrue
The worst thing about my life is that I will never get to see Dune Part Two for the first time ever again.
It’s honestly better the 2nd time😂
@@DAKreatesfacts
Me too😢❤The best movie in the world
I think someone - you - finally put words to what I was feeling.
Too many mystery meat mongs being promoted and I dislike kardashian tones being promoted in Hollywood
When Paul yells “Long live the fighters!”, totally got goosebumps! LOOKS INCREDIBLY PHENOMENAL! Better than the first trailer and that’s why this is my most anticipated movie of this year.
for long; for me also the most anticipated story made into a movie this year!!!
I have no idea what this movie is about (haven't seen the first one or read the books) but the MC really drew in me with that line. I got goosebumps too. And now I'll have to make sense of previous events so I can watch this one and only be a little confused through out
@@thekillshootable I was expecting a Ya hya chouhada there
Ya hiya chouhada!
Ya hya chouhada ...
It’s now finally occurred to me how absolutely massive this movie is actually going to be. When Denis and the entirety of the cast kept on saying again and again that Part 1 was really just a setup film, apparently they weren’t kidding in the slightest. Long live the fighters indeed!
@@donotletthebeeswinit’s not bad, the first movie is really most of the book, but the climax of the book comes at the end
@@donotletthebeeswinbro are you serious 😅😅 the first movie is just slow... it doesn't mean it's bad
Same
Well this is just a trailer, we’ll have to see how the film turns out to be
@@donotletthebeeswin my brother, you do understand that the first movie is literally just the exposition part of the 1st book( like it covers about 40%ish of it), the rising action and climax part of the book are gonna be in this movie?
What Denis Villeneuve is doing right now is nothing short of saving movies. From story to shots to sound and at this scope and scale, no one is doing what Denis is doing right now. Please protect this man.
Like nolan.
@@arthursouza9641 yes
@@NazilGO
The two are the two of the ten best fillmakers on holywood now..
Everyone of hollywood want to work with them. BUT nolan is more popular and pop. Villeneuve is more´´artistic´´ and ´´cult´´ and their movies don´t make huge box office like Nolan.
@@arthursouza9641 Agree with you. I am also wanted to work with him. He is the mastermind man. I wish he read my comment and give a oppurtunity. Best Wise for Dune.
@@NazilGO
Good Luck.
Saw it this weekend.
It will be the only movie I've ever paid twice to see in the theater.
It was far beyond my hopes and expectations.
Please God make part 3.
Yup i did the same. Saw it twice and genuinely might see it a third😂
With the ending, there’s for sure a part 3.
@xobabygirl1369 Yeah. Just waiting for them to confirm it. I heard it was depending on how well part 2 would do at the box office.
I have heard that they are going to make book 2 into a film and that’s it 🤷🏻♂️
@@simonofthesnowfield As they should. Dune Messiah is way shorter than the first Dune book.
In fact, it’s the shortest one out of rhe original six Dune books. One movie is enough for this one
First trailer in a long time that actually had me tearing up in excitement. Dune has been a great part of my college days 19 years ago. I couldn't ask for any director other than Denis. He's truly magnificent.
right? it's visceral cinema! So gleeful for this in a way I haven't felt about a movie in a very long time. Villeneuve is absolutely NAILING it in creating this universe. Can't wait.
Tearing up? Chill with the hyperbole
Same here
@@miglangellthat's what you got from his comment? Aren't you smart..
@@miglangell perhaps you should explore human feelings more in your pursuit of happiness
This is what I miss from cinema, artistry, grandeur, proper story telling. Simply incredible
Hold on! Have you watched any Christopher Nolan movie?
@@joanah.29he said proper storytelling
@@pollo_no_venlo_1655literally nothing happened in the first dune lmao
This looks boring lol, just some people around in the desert, yawn.
@@pollo_no_venlo_1655 the dark knight
whether or not you're a fan of Dune, the pure scale, grandeur, gravitas & epic proportions this trailer conveys is chill-inducing
the most underrated comment i've ever witnessed in my life, you sir is golden.
@@NaturalPrimexIt’s a good comment but I don’t think underrated describes it well. It has 100+ likes, so I’d say it’s rated and appreciated accordingly.
star wars is better
Chill inducing
@@cannabroswhere did stars wars come from
Watched it today, and man I am not even hesitant to call it one of the best sci-fi adaptation of all time. The story progresses so organically, nothing felt rushed, the lore and the world comes naturally and keep building up and up. You know a film is good when you get a jaw drop and that too in a scene where Paul is just speaking passionately among Fremens in the latter half of the film, so powerful.
I can't get over how amazing this looks. This is cinema at its finest, and a proper adaptation of a classic book. Everyone is giving it their all in here.
Because most of them read the book at some point in their life.❤ and the book is literally life changing
I love movies that look like video games! You can never have too much CGI!!
@@ash8298How else are they supposed to realise the book’s grandiosity??? Stop motion???
@@ash8298it doesn’t look like a video game, moron
@@pastlife960 Stop motion is great. CGI has its uses too. So many movies misuse it today however.
I just love that shot of Paul saying "long live the fighters." Can't wait to see this thing.
Imagine being a fremen and hearing that from Muad’Dib.
Made me want to grab a knife and get to work....that's powerful....
Should have been “long live the martyrs” like in the book, the scene in the book is stripped right out of a speech from Algerian independence fighters back in the 50s too.
Gives me goosebumps everytime
I don't care what people say about Timothee Chalamet, he is going to absolutely slay Part 2, just as he did Part 1.
That shot of Paul walking with the sandworm behind him is epic. That will be an iconic scene.
That's not paul
Pretty sure that's Alia Atreides
@@Colinrodgers I hope so. Alia is one of the most important characters in the Dune Series.
@@ColinrodgersI thought she was not born yet, or a baby at least
@@EverlyMorrow not yet after the first movie, but the timescale of the second movie could reach quite far into the future
"I recognize your footsteps, old man"
only those who watched Dune 2 know, brilliant writing.
Frrr
Gurney!
This trailer alone gave me the chills like 3 times. calculating events and moments. It's safe to say that this finishes the first book. This movie is gonna be huge
I bought the first trilogy, and want to read the books before watching this movie. If i read just the first book would I be at the day to see it?
Yeah this movie is just gonna be the second half of the first book. The third movie(? I think they’re making one) would just be the second book. The third book and on kinda take everything in a different direction that’s much more difficult to adapt and aren’t as related to the first two books
@@alexbossi1782yes. The first book was split into 2 parts. Dune and dune 2.
It is huge
"A longstanding dream of mine is to adapt Dune, but it’s a long process to get the rights, and I don’t think I will succeed"
-Denis Villeneuve, September 2016 during the "Arrival" promotion
And now he's fulfilling his dream in getting a chance to adapt his beloved sci fi story, i'm so proud of him 👍
No one better for the task, too.
@@digitalwayfarer7404 Agreed. He and I are almost the same age. We first read Dune at about the same time, and fell in love with it. DV, like me, was influenced by a lot of the SF art that was out in the 1970s, and it shows in his work. I was enraptured by the first movie, and I hope he does as well with the second.
I'm really pleased that although this is totally Denis' work in every way, there are nods to the previous 80's version in the props and the costumes. This is genius because he probably knew it would have to be a 2 part (or more) film adaptation and he couldn't count on having all the people who are coming to see it to have read the book(s). Also this bridge is making it easier to keep interest going due to the delay in releasing Part 2. This is going to be an amazing film, might be as good a film for this second installment as was The Empire Strikes Back was for Star Wars (A New Hope.) It might be better than Part 1. It just might.
@@digitalwayfarer7404best science fiction novel of the 20th century adapted by the best director of the 21th century, literary a match made in heaven
Oh, he did Arrival too? That explains it, that film is also amazing.
I love Stilgar's line "I don't care what you believe, I believe!" - the way its delivered is really moving to me for some reason
because it's Bardem. A bad actor couldn't make that line work well.
cuck
Yeah without spoiling anything, it just goes to show how even the most questioning and skeptical people start to belive in a leading figure, and lose their abilities to view them as anything else but that- a leading perfect figure
Sort of spoilers for the rest of the books:
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I don't know how much it will be spelled out in Part 2 but in the books the Bene Gesserit explicitly set these prophecies and mini-religions in motion by seeding a particular idea ('the chosen one' etc) and then.....well.....making that person.
Not so much 'having faith' as 'Yes. We plan over a _very_ long scale'
😏
BELIEVE IN YOURSELF.
NOT IN THE YOU WHO BELIEVES IN ME.
NOT IN THE ME WHO BELIEVES IN YOU.
BELIEVE IN THE YOU WHO BELIEVES IN YOURSELF.
- Kamina, _Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann_
Just finished watching Dune2. I’m still recovering from this epic, cinematic masterpiece…I might just add that this could be the greatest film of our times.
That "Long live the fighters" line is so powerful and completely out of what i normally expect out of Timothy Chalamet
He really surprised me too. Very believable.
I enjoyed the subtle (or not so subtle) use of the Voice in a few lines
he is a super talented actor with a wide range, it is really cool seeing him exercise that here. but yeah out of all the movies ive seen with him ive never heard that voice and never figured he’d be able to make it lol
Pretty sure they increase the deepness of his voice for this sentence.
@@benjaminsia9004 Nah, he's a great screamer! Watch him in THE KING. Mannnn...awesome yeller/shouter!
My dad cried at the end of Dune part 1 because he never thought he see something close to any kind of realisation of these dense books, was a real moment. Can't wait to take him to see this he says the next half is even better. Shout out Denis Villeneuve, single handedly bringing back block buster scifi that isn't Marvel or DC and also making gritty or inspiring masterpieces like Sicario or Arrival. Truly a master!
Cinema is an art form like any other, it has the power to move us.
It simply requires a master craftsperson with fine brush strokes and passion to create something unique using all the materials at their disposal.
Luckily they are still a few such people still working in the film industry.
Villeneuve is definitely the best director working right now. Everything he makes is worth watching.
The way Zimmer wrote the score is phenomenal. Denis work is always to be excited for. Waiting to release
Denis is the best visionary director working today.
@@markg.7865Well he is one of the visionary directors. Nolan, Fincher, Eastwood, Speilberg are still alive and all of them demolish him by quite margin.
@@TheViolentPacifist999 Eastwood? Come on... lol
@@shiznid12 Yeah Eastwood kiddo. He is the master of slice of life movies. You are the kid who tells Villeneuve is better than Hitchcock because you have not watched Hitchcock films. It's your problem buddy. Grow up kid.
Zimmer's scores are some of the best since John Williams. Always adds that extra dimension most movies are missing.
Just got back from seeing it at IMax, what an incredible film. One of the most immersive cinema experiences I’ve ever had.
oh really? I found my concentration wavered throughout
I don’t think I’ve ever been so hyped for a movie in a long time.
Seriously. This is like LOTR level.
Same. I've waited 30 yrs for this movie.
Bgm is 🔥
Cap
I’ve read every book and it warms my heart that I will get to watch this.
“I don’t care what you believe, I believe” That line gave me chills
what do you think he was referring to?
@@Campbell5339 nothing good but his passion is inspiring
Stilgar is one of the book series best characters
@@Campbell5339 He's probably talking about his belief in the prophecy of Paul being their messiah.
Stillgar was referring to his romantic advances on Lady Jessica, and his sexual conquest
God, this movie is definitely gonna be one of the best of the year. I'm so excited. Timothée's acting gave me chills just from this trailer.
The writers get it too, which is just outstanding.
@@timothydavidcurp It's BECAUSE the writers get it. Spectacle without coherent plot and writing is just the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, or Wheel of Time show, or Witcher show.
oppemhiemr
@@moosegoose1282Oppenheimer didn't even release
Why? He is just part of a very lovely cinematic experience.
I have lived the greatest cinematic events.
The madness that was Star Wars in the late 70s as a teenager.
The phenomenon that was The Lord of the Rings at the beginning of the century...
Nothing comes close to what I felt when leaving the cinema after watching Dune part 2. Absolutely nothing. The most powerful, emotional, epic, beautiful, captivating and wonderful thing I have ever seen.
I'm on my way to the 3rd viewing. This time alone in what I have made sure is an empty cinema late at night.
Wait.Is it really that good i am going tomorrow?Can it really be good like Lotr?I mean i believe its epic but Lotr level?
How many minutes of action are in movie?
@@bzzzzz77777 it is so good that makes dune 1 a standard film.
Dune is honestly the reason why I write my own stories. It was a life changing experience to have read it at the age of fifteen. I am now forty-nine years old and even if I NEVER get my works published, I can still create my own "realities". Thank you Frank Herbert for the gift that you have bestowed on my life and thank you Denis for masterfully bringing my childhood imagination to life!
You are already published in the eye of the Universe
That's what I love about writing as well. I get to create the world as it should be inside the world as it is. I don't have much time to write these days or read except for reading for the Series 7 securities exam. I'll be able to read Dune well before November though.
Sounds like you're a natural writer. In the Druidic tradition, that was a sacred gift. Treasure it.
Respect to you, my friend. From one writer to another.
Thank you for this. My manuscript has been sitting at 274 pages for the last eleven years. I think it's time to go finish the job.
I like the way that Villeneuve
emphasized "water/moisture" on Caladan, Salusa Secundus and Giedi Prime in part 1, he now emphasizes "vegetation" on Kaitain, all in order to highlight the difference with Arrakis.
Denis is really passionate about Dune lore
I'm really happy to see not just how faithful it is shaping up to be in comparison to the book, but alos how Denis is bringing to life key little moments, like the way Feyd tries to shove the knife into paul and the way he stands sideways in combat because of how accustomed Feyd is to fighting with a shield... these are little things that to any other director would've been trivial, but Denis cares.
I get the feeling he's read this series multiple times over lol
@@lordcrunk4790I cannot wait to see Alia. Hope we get Messiah after this.
@@lordcrunk4790 most likely, but she would be a 3 year old actress with too much exposure if shown in the trailer
@@Bwillev He's a massive fan of the books.
@@ZSLibyStudios It shows. Probably one of the best book adaptations I've seen yet. Can't wait til November.
It’s rare for a film to be as good as its trailer…this delivered in spades.
I absolutely love the choice to film Feyd's fight scene in black and white. In the novel, the white blade was poisoned and the black blade was not so that the fighters could tell the difference. Denis' choice to film the whole scene in black and white is a stroke of genius, and just shows me how much thought he's put into visualizing every aspect of this story. Please for the love of God go see this in IMAX opening weekend. This is going to be a movie that deserves your money.
I feel like the B&W is pretentious, but I'm hoping it will work out okay.
@@fakecubed what makes you feel that way? Do you just find use of B&W pretentious in general?
comment right above you also starts with :
@HoopsAndDinoMan
1 day ago
"I absolutely love"
Not only will I see D2 in IMAX, I hope the film studio is smart enough to do a limited re-release of D1 in IMAX so those like me who didn't get to see it in that format get a second chance. How about this: Make it a quasi-day IMAX event where movie goers can purchase a combo-pass for D1 and D2... 😎
@@fakecubedThe black and white is part of the world building, not just a stylistic choice, it’s what the sun is like on Geidi Prime , like a black light washing out all the colours.
This is an awesome choice as it explains why the Harkonnnens dress in all black- on their planet colours are pointless in daylight.
This is much better than “bad guy wear black cause black bad” we usually see in movies like this.
What Denis Villeneuve is doing right now is nothing short of saving movies. From story to shots to sound and at this scope and scale, no one is doing what Denis is doing right now. Please protect this man!
Obvious bot.
I'm so happy films like this are still being made.
Me too. People dog on remakes, but to be honest, I hope this gets remade in every form factor, on every media, for every generation.
@@JonDotExeEvery medium.
I'm not sure if we gonna get a third one. Them dropping the new trailer so early means that they are kinda scared to loose the casual audience. It's gonna do well in europe but the domestic box office could be problematic.
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Came back here because just watched it today. The movie was nothing but epic! Beautifully done and acted.
Agreed
I am going in for a second time, the first time watching part 2 had me in the edge of my seat
@@foreveryoursunconditionally same goosebumps all the way
I'm so excited!!!! Going to see it this weekend and I'm on the edge of my seat just waiting to see it. My god I LOVED the first Dune soooo much!
The team behind this trailer need a fat bonus.
This is one of the best trailers ever made.
But it's legit difficult to make a bad trailer for a big budget sci-fi/superhero movie. Cut in some cool shots, cool lines, cool music. that's it. Infinity war, Endgame, Force Awakens, Joker, Batman, Man of Steel, etc. Even some video games trailers are great. Mass effect 3, Witcher 3, Battlefield 1... Tons of great ones if you think about it. Prisoner of the moment.
@@laimejannister5627i disagree mate. Theres just something about this trailer which ive honestly never really seen before in others. Yes its got the amazing shots, goosebumps giving lines and brilliant music but as someone whos never read dune or has any idea on what comes next in the duniverse story it just gives me soo much mystery, excitement and more than anything realism into a world being thrown against the power of capitalism and slavery. 10/10 for me tbh
@@edwardrawnsley2666 well it’s my job to critique. But with a source material like this if the trailer couldn’t achieve at least what you’ve described it’d be utterly embarrassing for the team that made this and I’d stay away from them in the business forever. I suppose if I spare some interns to do it they could get at least 9/10 anyway. Or maybe soon enough an AI can do it. Plus, the very fact that you gave this 10/10 (ie. literally perfect, no room for improvement) is evidence that you were indeed a prisoner of the moment.
@@laimejannister5627 prisoner of the moment 😂😂 ill have to keep that one in the locker for another time. Well everything in film is opinionated to the viewer to some degree. But you sir sound abit like a prisoner of pessimism. I know I'd rather be in the "moment" jail as you'd describe. Nothing more alive that being in the moment 🤙
@@edwardrawnsley2666 can't tell the difference between being critical and being pessimistic, can we? Being critical means there is room to improve and therefore it's the very opposite of being pessimistic.
Well, it's not your fault; it's the "everyone-gets-a-participation-trophy" style of education you received. Being used to being held against a low bar, and discouraged by every tiny piece of "critique" that goes slightly against you.
Btw sudden changes in language style such as emoji use is such an amateur tell that your confidence in your argument was so low that you even had to convince yourself of what you said. Final advice, for your own good, please don't try your hand at poker, or you'd be eaten alive (if the advice wasn't too "pessimistic" for you).
you can FEEL the scope, the power, the stakes. top tier film making.
This adaptation should give everyone hope that well-made, big-budget films are still possible.
I can't wait!
Dune is demonic. Repent and receive Jesus as your Lord and savior. 🙏 ❤️
@@Lava_Zoid If you are being serious, you lack foundation for this claim. If you are joking...don't quit your day job.
@@Lava_ZoidDune is demonic? Let me laugh, Villeneuve's trilogy will be the successor to Lucasfilm for the SF genre
Just saw it, and it’s absolutely the movie of 2024. Nothing can top it. Well worth the hype
I feel like we don't talk enough about how perfect is Timothée as Paul. The emotions he is able to convey without uttering a single word! Part One proved he understands the character perfectly, now he's taking it on a whole another level. Absolutely stellar. A legend in the making.
He looks old for Paul
People seemed to like to bag on his performance being "wooden" and sorta dead in the first film.
I am like, "That just shows how good he was at portraying the character. He was still asleep, you didn't see him start to awaken till the end of the film, where you see him start to be who he is meant to be."
@@alexwest5258 Not really-- Paul is 15 or 16 at the start of Dune, and 19/20 when it's over. He looks pretty young himself.
@@jmilber Timothee looks young, yes, but definitely not 15 or 16
why would we need to talk more about it? I mean we all saw part one, we know he's good
A 3 and a half hour movie?! I’ll enjoy every second 💜
really ? 3h30 ??? damn I cant wait. the first one looked like so long and so short at the same time 😍😍😍
In which case how good or bad it is will be an abject irrelevance for you, won't it.
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda are u replying to me or to her ?
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda i'll take 3h30 of this universe at any given time. I really dont care about the selfish book readers expecting a show to be a book 🙅
@@nvnv1807yep!!! I cannot wait
I absolutely love how they handle the technology and outfits. When part 1 came out, I was so used to Marvel movies where everyone always just pulls a device out of nowhere that can do anything and the costume designs seem to just be based on what looks "cool" so it was SO refreshing to see a sci-fi movie take the time to establish how the tech and costumes work and what their specific functions and limitations are. Makes the setting seem more grounded and lets me immerse myself in the setting a lot more. Can't wait to see more of that in part 2!
It helped that Frank Herbert was so specific in his descriptions of how all the technology worked, even if the explanation was simply "it's a Holtzman field".
@@fakecubedThat's something I love about the whole Dune saga. Frank really set up a functioning universe that feels real. And he didn't overexplain everything. Which gives space for the audience to imagine what wasn't expanded in the books.
Yess my favorite type of story is where things just make sense, even if they can't exist in the real world (yet). I'm so happy there are more people who get it. It allows for much deeper immersion than when it's explained with something like magic or impossible technology beyond comprehension. Dune is pure genius
I think the costumes within the movie are great but according to the book some of the movie to me is slightly inaccurate. Being in the desert of arrakis as a fremen it is know to have a stillsuit covering the body and face at all times but it seems that at times this doesn’t hold through, where fremen are shown to be in the desert but without stillsuit covering the majority of their face like the book
@@johnlenihan4306 Yes, well, because if they were wearing full stillsuits, you wouldn't really be able to tell who each character is. It's a movie, it needs to work like a movie.
as not a sci-fi fan at all, dune 1 and dune 2 show one of the most amazing photos/costumes/sound/music/acting I've ever seen in my life. so glad I was invited to see this amazingly raw, and beautiful world!
Austin Butler is unrecognizable, Christopher Walken looks terrifying And everybody else looks incredible. Can't remember the last time i seen a whole cast lose themselves to their roles like this in a movie.
Not like his character in the book, but I actually like the decision to depict the Harkonenns in the bald look, makes them look more evil
@@kplooki I hate that they decided to make Austin bald in this! He's a good looking guy and is way better looking and more experienced in acting than Timothee(not sorry!). Christopher Walken as the Emperor was one of the reasons why I wanna check this movie out. Plus I remember him as the headless horseman in Sleepy Hollow.
I love that they cast Christopher Walken. He is incredible!
@@byronbranch4645 It's a cool casting choice. Loved him in Balls of Fury and Sleepy Hollow!
I am quietly hoping for a cameo from Sting and Kyle MacLachlan. The OG Paul and Feyd would be awesome.
I have so many praises for Dune (2021), and Dune part II looks even better. This cast is stellar, but Timothée Chalamet continues to impress me. The change in his eyes, demeanor, and even the power of his voice even on this trailer alone just portrays the difference from Paul now that he has all the power to the somewhat innocent, naive, green Paul Atreides who was thrown into this journey with no prepare from the first movie. He's doing an excellent job and I think more people should acknowledge that.
Yes sure , he fits the role of the prophet so well. You can see the change by the end of the first movie but when you compare his take on the character with the book , there’s enough differences between the movie version of *naive Paul. I hope he’s good here, trailer seems promising.
Especially when his voice is deeper for "Long live the fighters", it gives a feeling of maturity
He's always been an excellent actor, ever since his breakout role in 2017, but there's a danger he could be taken for granted now. I bet the Academy will continue to overlook him here, and only give nominations to supporting actors like Austin Butler. However, even they may find his comedic Wonka performance in December impossible to ignore.
@AbcDef-ww2gy You may not agree with me on this, but I feel like as Timothée has become kind of a "pop star", the academy won't take him seriously, for some reason. I think that's the reason why (the hype is too much, and it's a bad thing, in this case). He's given amazing performance throughout the years but the academy just ignores him. I don't know if you've watched Bones & All (the most recent film timothée chalamet did), and some of the reviews were only praising Taylor Russell and Mark Rylance, and one of the reviews I read even said something along the lines of "Timothée did well, of course, that's a GIVEN.." and proceeded to highlights other actor's performances in the film. I get the feeling that's just how it's gonna be, and it's not different within the Dune fandom imo. Timothée won't get praises for his performances, but he's doing amazing.
@@flck-ns1vr I do agree, and the name for it is the "Slap-the-Stud" syndrome. Leo DiCaprio suffered from it for decades, before finally winning an Oscar in middle age. His biggest snub was when Titanic swept the board with 14 Oscar nods and 11 wins, but they somehow forgot to nominate the lead actor, as if he had nothing to do with the film's success! The fact is the Academy is still two-thirds male, and they are naturally jealous of handsome younger men. Actresses under 30 frequently win Oscars, but men under 30 never win Lead Actor! (Well, once: Adrien Brody who was just a month under 30, and played a Holocaust victim.) Maybe if Timothée didn't always have girls screaming at him, they would take him more seriously...
The shot of Gurney walking with whom im assuming are the last surviving fighters of House Atreides in full armor and swords drawn gave me so much chills. I cant wait to see this film.
True!
In the books they are a combination of Atreides' best and brightest and the Arrakeen smugglers.
I want 50 legion of Sardaukar on Arrakis at once!!!
Never had so much anxiety in a theater before. Great movie.
“There is nothing more dangerous than a charismatic leader.” -Frank Herbert
I can feel the darker turn around the corner and I love the feel this trailer gives. I am excited! I know I’ve only read the first three Dune books, but is it foolish to hope the six OG books all get adapted?
If they do the third book, they wouldn't lose the opportunity to do God emperor of dune and bring Jason Momoa back
Well, consider the fact the duel between Paul and Feyd is teased near the end of the other trailer. I'm guessing this sequel will wrap up the first Dune book and I don't see them ending things there.
@@DngrDan
Yes, I did notice and them not being done is my hope. Villeneuve stated he would adapt Dune Messiah if Dune: Part Two is successful. I just hope that they continue to be successful and that he pushes through to adapt the six OG books.
i think that they should adapt till god empereor , because after that the saga lets say that "resets" ,with different characters . so they should end the fourth book and then adap heores and legends of dune ( dune: house atreides, corrino , harkonen, butlerian yihad, battle of corrin etc)
@@emmanuelfontalvo7523 Imagine if they adapted _everything?!_
So stoked to see this! When Paul yells “Long live the fighters” in the proper language I got literal chills and even teared up a bit
Wasn't it Ya hya chouhada in the books?
@@gijsnieuwenhuys3942the movie used a language created by David J. Peterson, who did the language work for Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.
Me too bro
@@gijsnieuwenhuys3942I totally got chills, but I was also like “that’s not how you say that…”😆🤣
Same!!!
Can we just acknowledge how damn insane Timothee Chalamet’s performance is in this adaptation so far?! He really looks to be nailing the dark turn Paul will be undergoing in Part 2. The primal intensity in the eyes at 2:42 is chilling. That Paul right there is ready for war. Primed to kill every enemy. I can’t wait!
Yeah, that rally caught me by surprise.
he's so damn good, honestly. Perfectly cast.
He's a really good actor. Saw him in a Netflix medieval film and he was really belivable in that. He has a good reputation as well with other actors I think.
I love him the first trailer where Paul is about to fight feyd ratha (sorry spelling) and says "may your knife chip and shatter" exactly hoe I imagined it in the books! So detached and just his voice omg. I am so excited I could pee my pants
I thought the same. The tone of his voice is chilling
What an absolute masterpiece of a movie sincerely
the music, the setting, the acting, everything is just so beautiful
Eh the first trailer music was better
Dune is the best thing out of Hollywood for a LONG time now. A breath of fresh air in a sea of woke garbage.
@@fred6907 dune is very woke. But I agree a lot of the stuff out rn sucks
@@fred6907dune is one of the wokest stories. It's going to be amazing
@@pacotaco1246Dune has character development which disqualifies it as woke. If it was woke, Chani would find out she was the most powerful being all along and would have taken over the galaxy in Part 1.
Love the way the music climbed with Stilgar's speech on his beliefs, then you see his maddening expression of hope. And the sandworm erupts behind Paul, as if to say that his rise is becoming so much more. That look in Stilgar’s eyes as he raised his crysknife was a glimpse of how the Fremen would become the fanatical religious legion and birth the JIhad.
Muad dib. Muad Dib MUAD DIB!!!!
That was 100% fanaticism is Stilgar's eyes I love it
Ya agreed, just like in the books I get the feeling Javier Bardem is going to carry this film as Stil. Good enough actor to do it too
Dune was a visual masterpiece and i have no doubt in my mind Dune 2 will deliver a even better experience
It's going to move faster too, which will satisfy the lame who whined that the first part was "too slow."
@@MSgt_0699it was slow 😂just bcoz u do not agree with it is not the reason to insult others according to their Own PERSONAL experience
@@spagornix5737 Ah, enter the lame. 👍 There really is no way to speed up the part of the Dune story that is mostly all narrative.
@@spagornix5737 maybe not everyone is an adhd patient addicted to tiktok
Hands down the best movie I’ve seen in the last 10 years. Seen it in theaters 3 times lmao - absolutely stunning masterpiece by Villeneuve, can’t wait for Messiah!!!
Got chills at 2:30 watching Paul slowly walk through the desert as sandworms erupt from behind.
I wonder if this is the place where he goes to drink the Water of Life? It looks so different from anywhere else on Arrakis.
Thats his sister
@@toekkababy5329 No it's not.
We haven't seen Alia yet, honestly starting to doubt she's in it because finding a great actress that age is next to impossible.
@@nelstar4676two previous adaptations found good young actresses. It's definitely not impossible.
@@nelstar4676she was literally teased in the first movie. They can’t walk back a significant scene where Paul says he knows Lady Jessica is pregnant.
The level of chills and goosebumps I get during 2:25- 2:33 is INDESCRIBALE and when he says "Long Live the Fighters!"......NEXT LEVEL CHILLS
He says under the sea a santa
@@adammorra3813😂you just destroyed the moment
damn right
Especially 2:28
@@adammorra3813 I am still laughing about this.
Got chills during the entire trailer, that hasn’t happened in years.
the score for this trailer is *chef's kiss*
I don't know what they did differently when shooting this one, but the visuals look incredible. Really excited about this.
Different ratio and fully shot in imax
I think part of it is that for Part 1 they needed to establish a visual baseline, which takes a _ton_ of work, and now that they can build off of that they have room to fill in the blanks in a huge way. It's much less "sterile" this time.
Bigger budget.
Panoramic shooting is most likely...So that we feel ourselves inside in the thick of events and in the location
I think it’s just that there’s a lot more action and general epic-ness in the second part of Dune, which makes for a more visually appealing film compared to the first part ie huge battle scenes, giant worms, nuclear explosions, swarms of ornithopters, knife duels to the death…
If trailers won Oscars for audio/visual effects, this one would deserve one. That shot with the explosion at the end is so beautiful and sounds 👌
Its a 3 minute trailer so if the movie is 2 hours long then you just watch about 3% of the movie already :)
Christopher Walken as Emperor Corrino is going to be incredible and I can’t wait to see it. Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan looks awesome too. I think I’m excited to see the new characters just as much as I am to see Timothee and Zendaya develop their characters more. I loved the books, I’ve read Dune multiple times, and I am beyond excited to see how this turns out.
Зендая уничтожила Чани😢
Florence Pug as Irulan is an atrocius casting comme on
I hope he ad libs a watch story lol
@@marcosrecio4062 No she looks great, Pugh has quite a wide range of acting and from what I can see in the trailers she looks astonishingly up to the task.
I too can't wait to see him, but he's not exactly looking like a man in his 30s, like his book counterpart.
Guerney Halleck is the real MVP…Survived 2 years in the desert with a handful of men with no desert training.
I haven't gotten actual goosebumps on my body because of a film in years. This can only be seen properly in theatre.
No, you can also watch it in Skyrim.
Yes. I have a very nice 4K HDR projector with a Dolby Atmos sound system in my home theater, and I'm still going to see this at the best theater I can find this playing at when it comes out. I'm fortunate that there are several great options near where I live.
@@willdejong7763 Your set up still can't be compared to an actual amazing cinema experience,however nice it might be
@@willdejong7763 i mean, a dolby atmos sound system probably surpasses most imax theaters in terms of sound.
The trailer was great, I'm looking forward to the sequel
The reunion with Gurney is such a sweet moment in the book. His shock and awe at the man Paul has become is awesome. Can’t wait to see it on the screen yes!
The look of pure religious zeal and fervor in Stilgar's face at 2:29 is so incredibly well done my jaw dropped. It's in the trailer for less than half a second but I don't think I've ever seen an actor portray such an intense and complicated emotion w just their face in half a second. Javier Bardem is otherworldly, pun intended
“Paul saw how Stilgar had been transformed from the Fremen naib to a creature of the Lisan al-Gaib, a receptacle for awe and obedience. It was a lessening of the man, and Paul felt the ghost-wind of the jihad in it.
I have seen a friend become a worshiper, he thought."
Then you watch few films…if you have not seen how a director can catch an actor doing his / her work brilliantly
We can barely see his expression,'because the camera is showing his full body. It's just an astonishment face,no big thing. It's the music that deceives you
If you've ever seen the video of Saddam Hussein's 1979 purge and how fanatical and worshipful/desperate, hyped up the people in the room were as they tried to prove their loyalty, that is exactly what that dude looks like. Very good acting.
This is made greater because one of the most poignant little moments in the book is when Paul sadly realises that Stilgar has turned from a friend to a fanatic follower.
this scene gave me chills 2:37
Among all the blockbusters coming out this year, this is the singular movie I'm most excited about. The 1st one was a masterpiece!
Timothy does rage so well.. honestly, he does everything well. Not surprised his career is going places.
Very good casting.
He looks like a boy who always has very good reasons for all the harm he does.
When he screamed “Long live the fighters!”, it gave me goosebumps!! What a performance!
@annavirag546 he says under a sea, a santa
@annavirag546 How, we saw a 3 second glimpse with more voice and emotion. Not denying Kyle MacLachlan's performance, but its undeniable acting back then vs acting now as dramatically increased in emotion. Plus he screams it English, which is no were near as cool as freman language.
@annavirag546 yeah non of that was intelligent argument, All of that was personal opinions. My personal opinion Kyle Maclachlan sounds like a half baked frat boy trying to rile his frat brothers to a different party.
That "long live the fighters" came all the way from his balls 😂 who knew chamalet had that voice in him?? Awesome performance
Can't believe the star-studded cast involved with this epic film, definitely one fo the best movies of the decade!
Beyond the fact that I just adore this story and how it's being adapted so far; In general I just love that we are getting a completely sincere Science Fiction Epic that fully embraces it's dramatic side. Unlike seemingly many people I actually don't mind the quippy scifi romps with comedy baked in. I'll watch the well told misadventures of a found family of knuckleheads any day. But it's just refreshing to see a big budget film like this in this tone. Reminds me of the original LoTR films and how they gave a world that the general audience could easily have found silly a feeling of earnest gravitas that took itself completely seriously even in it's lighter moments.
Yes absolutely.
YES!! You are articulating what I've been feeling. This type of film is so rare these days and this one... it's just incredible. I'm so thankful it's being made and hope this brings back the true Epics. I love my Knucklehead crews too, but I'm ready for serious sci fi drama again.
Yes! Rian Johnson did a good job with Star Wars, but it doesn't have Dune's artistry, vision and emotional gravitas.
A feeling that is beyond haunting, chills & flabbergasted. Denis Villeneuve is yet again back to raise his throne to cinematic supremacy.
@capri2673 India is not only bollywood bro I'm from south India we speak different languages our cinema is same but languages are different my language is Telugu. From the land where RRR is made.
OMG! What a cast.
Josh Brolin, Christopher Walken, Stellan Skarsgard and Javier Bardem. LEGENDS!.
Jessica Ferguson
@@kplooki Timothée Chalamet
@@TraceguyRune Austin Butler
@@Arthur_CNW Batista
This is the best trailer out of the three.
I swear, Villeneuve has done such a great job.
The more I see him in interviews talk about how he's going to honour Herbert's vision and his childhood love for the story, the more I trust him. You don't get directors like him too much, most just want to impose their own vision, tell their stories and replace the old story and deconstruct it.
I’m halfway through the book now in preparation for Part Two, and I gotta say… I’m so excited, man. Denis is a filmmaker who means so much to me, and I absolutely CANNOT wait.
keep reading friend! u will enjoy it. The story of Muad'dib is amazing and Children of Dune + God Emperor of Dune are incredible!
@@V1brationCanine Thanks, man! I’ll keep this comment in mind. I plan on reading more of the series when I finish the first book.
Hey man! What part of the book are you on right now? I’d love to hear your thoughts so far
@@V1brationCanine I disagree. Dune is like The Matrix. The rest of the books are like the Matrix sequels.
@@nickywags0712Hey! I’m at the part where Paul and Jessica are running through Arrakis and encounter a sandworm after walking through drum sand, and it’s called away by a Fremen thumper. I’m LOVING the book so far, and I owe a huge part of my appreciation of it to my friend Sarah, who’s kind of been my Dune guide. She really gets me excited about it.
“LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS” i immediately got chills hearing Paul say that. This movie just might win an Oscar.
Me too!! Hair stood up in attention real quick.
I mean the first one won 6 oscars, so I expect that this one will win big too
Same. Goosebumps and a tear in my eye.
someone has not read the new inclusivity guidelines.
in short: not WOKE enough!
So many good shots in this trailer, but that one definitely was the best! This movie is going to be epic!!
I've already seen the movie, but I'm snorting this trailer like it's coke until I get to see it again
Thank God we have Denis Villeneuve making movies. He's an utter gem for the industry. Real movies, real scripts, no nonsense (and you all know what I'm talking about).
What are you talking about?
what are u talking about?
@@kyledawson871 If you know, you know.
@@tonyilias2561 @kyledawson871 If you know, you know.
We also got Christopher Nolan
Pauls first ride on a sandworm was such a good moment in the book can’t wait to see it in the movie
The first Dune movie completely enamored me with its characters and world. After reading the books I can’t wait to see part 2 and hopefully the other books adapted🤞🏾
"Look who's back from the dead", anyone who's read the books knows Gurney and Rabban have history... I'm really looking forward for their confrontation!
An epic showdown between Gurney and Rabban would be a welcomed change from the book, as storytelling-wise I was always a bit disappointed that Gurney never got his revenge, and Rabban just anticlimactically died offscreen during the final battle.
@@WurzelknechtI thought it was Gurney who killed Rabban? I have to read this book again, I don’t remember the second half very well.
@@Erik-Eriksonit was a mob of Fremen who killed and decapitated him
@@vladdracula8103 Maybe it's an injured retreat that leads Rabban to the mob? One of those slick non-retcon inserts.
@@stevena.7022 That would be so awesome.
That trailer alone was better than some entire movies I’ve seen. I can only wonder about the power the entire film will have.
That "LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS" was said with such a power that I never even thought Timmy could ever pull off
Am I the only one who caught a hint of The Voice when he was saying it?
@@wiinterflowers4277by the end vowel I did catch a hint of it
@@Blackarooni Attention to detail
There’s a cool interview with Denis where he mentions having to dampen Timothy’s acting in the first movie, saying, “no no you’re not Muad’Dib yet” and this scene definitely shows Muad’Dib
@@davidhartleycombs2465 Not Muad'Dib.. *FULL POWER* Muad'Dib. Like I didn't think Timothee wasn't that bad in part one but his acting really shined in the tent scene.
you know its funny, Timothy and Zendaya's sandwalking together is more romantic and charming than ANYTHING coming from Disneys Star Wars writers. While Star Wars has clearly fallen off, at least we have these Dune movies ABSOLUTELY DESTROYING IT. DESERT POWER!!!!!!!!!
Absolute chills. This is the type of cinema people are dying for. Real drama, real heroes and villains. Classic archetypes. I really hope people turn out to watch this movie.
It’s a subversive take on classic archetypes to be fair, kind of a pioneer of grey morality in stories like these.
Hopefully Part 2 will stay true to how Herbert viewed heroes.
This man has never read Dune...
There are no heroes in this story.
"Hollywood only makes remakes and sequels"... 😐
Seems like people are cool with this movie that is both a remake and a sequel.
Guys, this series deserve more hype. Watch it so we can get more of it. Support the actually good movies and stories, not the garbage we get nowadays.
I watched Dune in the cinema more times than I care to admit, and dragged along all my friends and family. I'll be doing the same for Part 2!
Mid movie
@@youngconfidence8666marvel fanboy get out of here
@@youngconfidence8666🤓🤡
@@jaykelley103you when someone has an opinion:
I don't know how many times i watched both the trailers. Giving goosebumps on each time. Really want to experience Hans Zimmer + Denis Villeneuve magic on theatre 🔥
One of the most brilliant movies I watched. Kudos Timotnee!
“I don’t care what you believe! I believe!” The score and the quote gave me insane goosebumps 2:24
You cannot deny the mastery in this cinematography. Absolute genius, a visionary.
I loved the book and the original movie. But it took me a few viewings to come around the Dune 1. I'm deeply hooked.
@@davew5161 that’s often the way for readers who have created their own world
Agreed, but then to have Hans Zimmer doing the score and sound design which he won’t the academy award for in the first installment just makes the total package all the more incredible and exciting. Trailer gave me goosebumps via visuals and the sound.
Won*
I love where this is going. Power and revenge. Paul is living in a very harsh environment and having his whole house destroyed in front of him has hardened him and given him a taste for getting back what was taken from him. I’m very stoked to see part II. Looks like it will be amazing!
By the end of the trailer (which almost seems to give away the story), it sounds like Paul is using The Voice every damn time he speaks lol. It seems like Paul is getting more and more hopped up on spice and power and this fanaticism and it's brilliant. In the new trailer you see he's powerful enough to silence the head Bene Gesserit herself so the dude is a hyper-charged 'unit' by the end of Part 2. And think about where we left Paul and all of them at the end of Part 1... THAT is how much story is being packed into Part 2! Chani didn't even know/trust Paul at that point, the Fremen only passively allowed him among them... she turns into a lover and then later concerned for him; the Fremen not only come to accept him but basically worship him. As good as Part 1 was, it wasn't even the tip of the iceberg compared to what's coming!
Brings tears to my eyes, every time Stilgar says "I don't care what you believe! I BELIEVE!". Brings all the emotions of what I felt when I read Dune the first time many years ago. This movie is going to be brilliant.
High praise from book readers is a good sign. Cant wait to see it
Missed the first part in theaters cause I had no knowledge of Dune. I WILL NOT miss part two in theaters. This looks stunning
U missed a masterpiece in cinema. Was tremendous
Same
IMAX only... Accept no imitations 🙏
FYI: all of star wars is a lousy ripoff of Dune
Dune pt. 1 was my first post-COVID movie theater experience. It was soooo worth it.
I wanted to see dune first part in theaters but i yave no time and then ibsaw it in dvd