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Chani said it herself: "The world has made choices for us." What happened was out of Paul's control. Once he drank the water of life he realized that beyond any doubt.
Nah idk. I loved these movies, but most of Messiah is boring. There are key points that I am beyond excited for though, such as stoneburner and the entire ending. Oh my god will those scenes be great to see on screen in a cinema, but the rest? The story arcs such as Idaho and Scytale and whatever his name was, the fish guy, that stuff was boring imo. There's way too much politics and stuff, making it difficult to adapt to a movie.
well... they would really need to approach to the book from the different angle in order to achieve that. I mean, book is fine, but there is no room for action there.
that sounds like bs to me bc that message is poorly presented in this work, paul was positioned from birth and pushed into this role by everyone (as well as metaphysical forces) around him no matter how much he tried to avoid it, this would apply if it was a story about someone using their charisma to climb through the ranks.
@@saherking2707I’m think more along the lines that a good man given unlimited power cannot remain good. Paul was, arguably, the only truly good person at the start but changes to fulfill the terrible destiny he is forced into.
@@Cherokee9898 that would be a cool message if this was a children’s book but to a more mature audience, “good” and “bad” characters doesn’t make for great substance because that’s not how the world truly works, everyone thinks their cause is good from their perspective
@@saherking2707 Are you honestly that blind? In the film and the books Paul causes a holy war (jihad in the books) that kills billions, this is why Herbert's message was to be wary of charismatic leaders. It's not difficult to understand...
I think one of the biggest reasons why there's such a divide among audience's response to Paul is because his archetype isn't nearly as familiar with in pop culture. Paul is not a hero, or villain or even anti-hero. Paul is a tragic hero, and that's a very different thing than most of the discourse surrounding the character and ultimately what Herbert is trying to communicate within his work. The whole "Paul is good guy vs. Paul is bad guy it just depends on your perspective" perspective misses the point. Paul is very deliberately written as the Mary Sue of Mary Sues; he's raised from birth as a mentat, an order that represents all of the sacred aspects of the masculine. He's surrounded by alpha males who love and guide him. He's trained in the Bene Gesserit way by his mother, representing all the cunning power of the feminine. Paul's mother loves him and his father so much that she disobeys a sacred order of her own sisterhood. Paul is raised as a ducal heir and learned in the ways or war and politics. He then goes on to live among the most robust, resourceful and pragmatic people in all the imperium and eventually becomes their legitimate ruler after succeeding in all of their rituals and besting all comers. At this point the missionaria protectiva is moot, Paul has fulfilled all of the prophecies that no other person in the imperium ever could, he literally is That Guy and proves it. And that's all before becoming the goddamn Kwisatz Hadderach, the supreme being who can see in all places at once. The most capable human to ever live. And yet, even this supreme being is unfit to wield such monopolized power because no one is. The jihad is inevitable, violence sings its own song. This understanding of power is demonstrated in all the surrounding characters and subplots. The Bene Gesserit have the hubris to think they can control humanity and even the Kwisatz if they just patiently plan in the shadows long enough, the Fremen think they are ready to fulfill their dream of the "green paradise" which they do, but at great destructive cost to themselves, and so on. Herbert once stated that his favorite president was Richard Nixon as Nixon taught the American people to distrust presidents.
There is a hitch in what you’ve written though, there’s nothing particularly gendered about the mentats. Your comment about mentats representing “all the sacred aspects of the masculine” is in no way supported by the text. Additionally, if you read the books it’s not entirely clear that Paul is the Kwisatz Haderach at all. A far better case can be made for Leto II.
@@HighLordBlazeReborn I'm assuming maybe he just read some stuff from "Hunters.." with Teg and Duncan both macho mentats, well Teg obviously as his past is remembered lol. But anyone who read it knows there were many female mentats as well, one for example to sister at Chapterhouse, i forget her name but she was killed by her fellow sister/"whore"...
@@wackyvorlon the mentats are men. Exclusively. Their expertise is in extreme logic and calculation, overtly masculine traits which is why Jessica’s confrontation with Thufir in the first act carries as much weight as it does. Mentats and Bene Gesserit have similar clashes of point of view in the later books. Paul absolutely becomes the Kwisatz, he just doesn’t commit to the golden path which Leto II later will.
Austin Butler really gave Feyd Rautha his own touch. The second kiss with the baron was not scripted and it was his idea, that his character would talk like his uncle, since Feyd had been raised by him.
Also the line “long live the fighters” in fremen is “long live the martyrs” in Arabic. Obviously the language may have changed a bit and how it is interpreted over time and over many different planets. But very interesting how much straight up Arabic is embedded in the language
The fremen are ZenSunni (The Jinn being an Islamic belief plus the holy war is called a jihad in the book) syncratic religious beliefs along with their praise of the sandworm and a more recent quasireligious devotion to the idea of terraforming arrakis like collecting the water.
There's alot of religion mixed together so far into the future. The most popular is called the orange Catholic bible and its a mix of most all the present religions of our time and beliefs about things like space and time and artifical intelligence.
45:45, Paul isn’t reading anyone’s thoughts. He is simply looking into his near future and seeing what he is going to say to each of the Fremen. Then he just repeats what he saw himself saying.
Some have speculated it could also mean courting - pregnant. Which she had one of their babies already in the book sooo.. (they will prob skip over the child that dies and go directly to the twins perhaps? Food for thought) Imagine that you find out you’re with child that morning or just the days before. And then boom he breaks your heart. Would put even more depth into her heartbreak.
When I read the book I was horrible at pronouncing names. And there was no movie to help with my pronunciation.😅😅 It's a big book it's a big movie lots of moving pieces. You can be forgiven for mispronouncing some of these very unusual names.
I love when someone gets the cultural references. The bindis are probably a combination of north african face tattoos and indian bindis, because in the Dune lore, many religions have syncretised and combined after thousands of years and certain meetings between great religious leaders after space colonisation occurred.
Love your reaction, this is one of my favorite book series and this film adaptation is imo the best movie I've ever seen! For me it's as close to perfect as a film can get
Such a great movie! Would be awesome to see your reaction to the 1984 Dune movie as well, but I would suggest avoiding the Extended edition because it messes up so many things and omits some of the great soundtracks of the original release. The 2000 Dune mini series are also decent, followed by the very good 2003 Children of Dune mini series, but the latter most definitely contain spoilers for the next part of this new Dune.
Hey there, nice reaction! Really liked how enthusiastic, invested you are into the Dune world, will check out your other stuff for sure. BUT, i have to give an advice (or constructive criticism i might say). Sound levels are very very off in the video. When i set it around %5-%10 volume of the movie was still so high and i couldn't even hear you. On top of that, the sound filter you are using (not intentionally i assume?) makes the volume of the movie explode when you stop talking. I had to adjust so many times along the watch. I don't know if im being too sensitive but i can't be the only one.
Nice reaction - you can see Lynch's Dune at this point without worrying about spoilers - it's a more directly Surreal take on the material, and more directly religious, in some ways like a 50s Biblical epic, crossed w a BBC period drama - there's also a TV miniseries from 2000 that's strong, with William Hurt - the first miniseries covers the first book, like these films, so you could watch that - there's also a sequel miniseries, Children of Dune, that covers the next 2 books, but you might want to wait if you don't want the next film spoiled - Villeneuve is planning to make the second book, Dune Messiah, into a 3rd film - no clear schedule yet; he's finalizing the screenplay - but he says it helps if there's a time lapse before part 3
thats where book ends. in the books Chani is ok with the how things end. there is more timed passed and Paul explains how the the marrying Ulran is purely political things are GREAT for Paul... not so much the rest of the universe. I would recommend watching the 2000 Sci-fi channel mini series and the 03' follow up Children of Dune mini series
in the books paul doesnt know how the fight with feyd will end, his visions of this event are clouded by something, so he goes in that fight not knowing if he survives or not.
@@Theoneeyed_ghoul She gets bamboozled by the fact Irulan doesn't KNOW the emperor was behind it during the opening monologue. But literally 5 seconds later when irulan says "it wouldnt be the first time ...." , Ree' realises that mistake.
FYI the spice makes people live longer. Up to three times longer I believe. So that old reverend mother is very old. Also those are bene gesserit sisters on arakis. They sent people long ago to spread it to local women and marry into the population themselves and have daughters. Each planet has a few bene gesserit running around pulling strings.
Bene Gesserit can live even longer because they have supreme control of their bodies and can greatly slow their own aging. They don’t do this because it would drawn too much attention to what they’re capable of.
1:29 😅😅😅😅 😂😂😂😂 You are in for one big surprise sister. Wait for the next movie If he sticks to the book It's going to get worse. This is not a hero's journey to salvation. This is the following of a fanatical leader to desolation.
Paul is absolutely a villain, if not necessarily THE villain. Herbert said he wrote the Dune saga as a cautionary tale about the dangers of charismatic leaders ("they should come with a warning label," he said). Paul is deliberately constructed as a traditional sci-fi hero archetype, even a bit of a white savior, but it's all set up for the deconstruction that follows. Herbert wanted readers to be invested in Paul's journey but then end up questioning their devotion to Paul. And just to be sure they get the message, Dune Messiah makes it VERY clear that Paul is, shall we say to avoid spoilers, Not A Good Guy. I'm really glad that Denis Villaneuve leaned into this, rather than turning Dune into just another Chosen One hero story. I think it's really going to spark some interesting cultural discourse around the whole idea of Chosen One stories.
lol he is the good guy to the fremen it's almost like different civilizations also have different morals. "white savior" ah yes the white guy leading a bunch of white to leathery tanned fremen
They over did it, they thought they were being authentic and creative with the subtitles, it's going to kill the film. Not that many watch subtitled films, this is not as good as they think. They've just tried to hide it behind ostentatiousness. Personally, I think the mini series did a better job, and the 1984 David Lynch one was better - despite a couple of disjointed bad scenes.
@@jcs1025 How do you come to the conclusion mine is a minority opinion? From what I understand to date, the first one pulled in $400m and there are no official viewing figures yet for the sequel.
Just cuz you’re dumb and can’t read doesn’t mean everyone is. Lynch’s dune was trash. No viewing figures? Gross box office numbers are reported almost immediately and the film has been out for 2 months. Dune part 2 made $670 million world wide
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Chani said it herself: "The world has made choices for us." What happened was out of Paul's control. Once he drank the water of life he realized that beyond any doubt.
Dune Messiah is going to be extraordinary.
Don’t ask her to pronounce that lol 1:25
Nah idk. I loved these movies, but most of Messiah is boring. There are key points that I am beyond excited for though, such as stoneburner and the entire ending. Oh my god will those scenes be great to see on screen in a cinema, but the rest? The story arcs such as Idaho and Scytale and whatever his name was, the fish guy, that stuff was boring imo. There's way too much politics and stuff, making it difficult to adapt to a movie.
have u read the book it's boring and dark
well... they would really need to approach to the book from the different angle in order to achieve that. I mean, book is fine, but there is no room for action there.
@@jacobflores78Also se says Fremen as free men
Frank Herbert's ultimate message in the Dune books "charismatic leaders should come with a warning label"
that sounds like bs to me bc that message is poorly presented in this work, paul was positioned from birth and pushed into this role by everyone (as well as metaphysical forces) around him no matter how much he tried to avoid it, this would apply if it was a story about someone using their charisma to climb through the ranks.
Exactly
@@saherking2707I’m think more along the lines that a good man given unlimited power cannot remain good. Paul was, arguably, the only truly good person at the start but changes to fulfill the terrible destiny he is forced into.
@@Cherokee9898 that would be a cool message if this was a children’s book but to a more mature audience, “good” and “bad” characters doesn’t make for great substance because that’s not how the world truly works, everyone thinks their cause is good from their perspective
@@saherking2707 Are you honestly that blind?
In the film and the books Paul causes a holy war (jihad in the books) that kills billions, this is why Herbert's message was to be wary of charismatic leaders.
It's not difficult to understand...
I think one of the biggest reasons why there's such a divide among audience's response to Paul is because his archetype isn't nearly as familiar with in pop culture. Paul is not a hero, or villain or even anti-hero. Paul is a tragic hero, and that's a very different thing than most of the discourse surrounding the character and ultimately what Herbert is trying to communicate within his work. The whole "Paul is good guy vs. Paul is bad guy it just depends on your perspective" perspective misses the point.
Paul is very deliberately written as the Mary Sue of Mary Sues; he's raised from birth as a mentat, an order that represents all of the sacred aspects of the masculine. He's surrounded by alpha males who love and guide him. He's trained in the Bene Gesserit way by his mother, representing all the cunning power of the feminine. Paul's mother loves him and his father so much that she disobeys a sacred order of her own sisterhood. Paul is raised as a ducal heir and learned in the ways or war and politics. He then goes on to live among the most robust, resourceful and pragmatic people in all the imperium and eventually becomes their legitimate ruler after succeeding in all of their rituals and besting all comers. At this point the missionaria protectiva is moot, Paul has fulfilled all of the prophecies that no other person in the imperium ever could, he literally is That Guy and proves it. And that's all before becoming the goddamn Kwisatz Hadderach, the supreme being who can see in all places at once. The most capable human to ever live. And yet, even this supreme being is unfit to wield such monopolized power because no one is. The jihad is inevitable, violence sings its own song.
This understanding of power is demonstrated in all the surrounding characters and subplots. The Bene Gesserit have the hubris to think they can control humanity and even the Kwisatz if they just patiently plan in the shadows long enough, the Fremen think they are ready to fulfill their dream of the "green paradise" which they do, but at great destructive cost to themselves, and so on.
Herbert once stated that his favorite president was Richard Nixon as Nixon taught the American people to distrust presidents.
There is a hitch in what you’ve written though, there’s nothing particularly gendered about the mentats. Your comment about mentats representing “all the sacred aspects of the masculine” is in no way supported by the text.
Additionally, if you read the books it’s not entirely clear that Paul is the Kwisatz Haderach at all. A far better case can be made for Leto II.
You are WAY off about this whole mentat thing. Where did you even get that from??
@@HighLordBlazeReborn I'm assuming maybe he just read some stuff from "Hunters.." with Teg and Duncan both macho mentats, well Teg obviously as his past is remembered lol. But anyone who read it knows there were many female mentats as well, one for example to sister at Chapterhouse, i forget her name but she was killed by her fellow sister/"whore"...
@@wackyvorlon the mentats are men. Exclusively. Their expertise is in extreme logic and calculation, overtly masculine traits which is why Jessica’s confrontation with Thufir in the first act carries as much weight as it does. Mentats and Bene Gesserit have similar clashes of point of view in the later books.
Paul absolutely becomes the Kwisatz, he just doesn’t commit to the golden path which Leto II later will.
@@HighLordBlazeReborn I got it from reading Herbert’s work.
Austin Butler really gave Feyd Rautha his own touch. The second kiss with the baron was not scripted and it was his idea, that his character would talk like his uncle, since Feyd had been raised by him.
i will never be tired of that speech.
one of the best scenes in film history
A Holy Jihad in the books.
Also the line “long live the fighters” in fremen is “long live the martyrs” in Arabic. Obviously the language may have changed a bit and how it is interpreted over time and over many different planets. But very interesting how much straight up Arabic is embedded in the language
The fremen are ZenSunni (The Jinn being an Islamic belief plus the holy war is called a jihad in the book) syncratic religious beliefs along with their praise of the sandworm and a more recent quasireligious devotion to the idea of terraforming arrakis like collecting the water.
There's alot of religion mixed together so far into the future. The most popular is called the orange Catholic bible and its a mix of most all the present religions of our time and beliefs about things like space and time and artifical intelligence.
Even the Mahdi is an Islamic belief and the Lisan al Gaib could also be translated as voice of the unseen.
Once they took the Water of Life, Jessica and Paul are no longer just themselves. They are each one of a multitude of voices riding with their minds.
45:45, Paul isn’t reading anyone’s thoughts. He is simply looking into his near future and seeing what he is going to say to each of the Fremen. Then he just repeats what he saw himself saying.
I don't think so.. he read the black lady freman's mind last movie and convinced her to follow Paul.
@@IamNinjaOfNinja Paul is not telepathic and neither are the Bene Gesserit
He simply sees into his near future and repeats what he has saw.
@@technofilejr3401He can see other peoples dreams even before drinking the water of life.
@@technofilejr3401 but hed have to know what to say to say it to see himself saying it to know to say it now
24:00, the blue scarf in her hair means she is in love with Paul.
In the end when she no longer wears it she is heartbroken.
Some have speculated it could also mean courting - pregnant. Which she had one of their babies already in the book sooo.. (they will prob skip over the child that dies and go directly to the twins perhaps? Food for thought) Imagine that you find out you’re with child that morning or just the days before. And then boom he breaks your heart. Would put even more depth into her heartbreak.
@@mrdavman13 Very good point
When I read the book I was horrible at pronouncing names. And there was no movie to help with my pronunciation.😅😅
It's a big book it's a big movie lots of moving pieces. You can be forgiven for mispronouncing some of these very unusual names.
I love when someone gets the cultural references. The bindis are probably a combination of north african face tattoos and indian bindis, because in the Dune lore, many religions have syncretised and combined after thousands of years and certain meetings between great religious leaders after space colonisation occurred.
CHOAM. Combined honors over advancement merchants. Shareholder feudalism lol.
Meaning is more like
“Honorable Union for the Advancement of Greater Trade” in English
(According to the wiki)
Combine Honnette Ober Advancer Mercantiles is the literal acronym.
Yes!!! ❤️❤️
@@jcs1025 Latin root languages right? Ober like uber like ubermensch so German. I thin honnette is French. Don't know about the rest.
Love your reaction, this is one of my favorite book series and this film adaptation is imo the best movie I've ever seen! For me it's as close to perfect as a film can get
Such a great movie! Would be awesome to see your reaction to the 1984 Dune movie as well, but I would suggest avoiding the Extended edition because it messes up so many things and omits some of the great soundtracks of the original release. The 2000 Dune mini series are also decent, followed by the very good 2003 Children of Dune mini series, but the latter most definitely contain spoilers for the next part of this new Dune.
Hey there, nice reaction! Really liked how enthusiastic, invested you are into the Dune world, will check out your other stuff for sure.
BUT, i have to give an advice (or constructive criticism i might say). Sound levels are very very off in the video. When i set it around %5-%10 volume of the movie was still so high and i couldn't even hear you. On top of that, the sound filter you are using (not intentionally i assume?) makes the volume of the movie explode when you stop talking. I had to adjust so many times along the watch. I don't know if im being too sensitive but i can't be the only one.
"Mess-EE-uh"
I've never heard that in my 31 years on Earth, nobody pronounces Messiah that way. It's Mess-EYE-uh.
Nice reaction - you can see Lynch's Dune at this point without worrying about spoilers - it's a more directly Surreal take on the material, and more directly religious, in some ways like a 50s Biblical epic, crossed w a BBC period drama - there's also a TV miniseries from 2000 that's strong, with William Hurt - the first miniseries covers the first book, like these films, so you could watch that - there's also a sequel miniseries, Children of Dune, that covers the next 2 books, but you might want to wait if you don't want the next film spoiled - Villeneuve is planning to make the second book, Dune Messiah, into a 3rd film - no clear schedule yet; he's finalizing the screenplay - but he says it helps if there's a time lapse before part 3
thats where book ends. in the books Chani is ok with the how things end. there is more timed passed and Paul explains how the the marrying Ulran is purely political things are GREAT for Paul... not so much the rest of the universe. I would recommend watching the 2000 Sci-fi channel mini series and the 03' follow up Children of Dune mini series
Nice reaction.. Calm concentrated and really picked up on details. A good way to enjoy a masterpiece that is dune (both parts).
32:50 Fun fact : The second kiss was improvised, it wasn't in the script.
31:01 Geidi Prime orbits a black sun. It drowns our normal colors so everything outside looks black and white.
Holy war: 60 billion dead...
I loved your reaction. This film is definitely cry-worthy!
I’ve read all the book Dune 3 The Messiah was actually feature in Dune part 1 I don’t know if people caught it during paul’s dreams
7:39 Moisture is moisture.
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lol funny seeing you caution around the pronunciation of words and names like landmines
5:50 But its not passed dark though, its a solar eclipse
in the books paul doesnt know how the fight with feyd will end, his visions of this event are clouded by something, so he goes in that fight not knowing if he survives or not.
Great
Lol what, the emperor was very much involved in this, its totally his fault 😂
Did she seriously watch this entire movie without understanding that? Won’t even bother watching now tbh
@@Theoneeyed_ghoul She gets bamboozled by the fact Irulan doesn't KNOW the emperor was behind it during the opening monologue. But literally 5 seconds later when irulan says "it wouldnt be the first time ...." , Ree' realises that mistake.
FYI the spice makes people live longer. Up to three times longer I believe. So that old reverend mother is very old. Also those are bene gesserit sisters on arakis. They sent people long ago to spread it to local women and marry into the population themselves and have daughters. Each planet has a few bene gesserit running around pulling strings.
Bene Gesserit can live even longer because they have supreme control of their bodies and can greatly slow their own aging.
They don’t do this because it would drawn too much attention to what they’re capable of.
No, the Harkonnens can't fly lol
Modern masterpiece. Great reaction by the way.
It was so good
Great 👍🏽
Awesome news: Tom Holland (Spider-Man) & Zendaya (MJ) are getting married 😀.
And on their wedding night Zendaya will be dreaming of the Kwisatz Haderach and his giant worm.
Hasn’t been confirmed
@@hoon_solas written
they were talking about it. that’s all we know
Let’s not jump to conclusions from something that hasn’t been confirmed in the slightest
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You are in for one big surprise sister. Wait for the next movie If he sticks to the book It's going to get worse. This is not a hero's journey to salvation.
This is the following of a fanatical leader to desolation.
Tom Holland and Zendaya are married how cute and sweet 😊❤
Paul is absolutely a villain, if not necessarily THE villain. Herbert said he wrote the Dune saga as a cautionary tale about the dangers of charismatic leaders ("they should come with a warning label," he said). Paul is deliberately constructed as a traditional sci-fi hero archetype, even a bit of a white savior, but it's all set up for the deconstruction that follows. Herbert wanted readers to be invested in Paul's journey but then end up questioning their devotion to Paul. And just to be sure they get the message, Dune Messiah makes it VERY clear that Paul is, shall we say to avoid spoilers, Not A Good Guy.
I'm really glad that Denis Villaneuve leaned into this, rather than turning Dune into just another Chosen One hero story. I think it's really going to spark some interesting cultural discourse around the whole idea of Chosen One stories.
lol he is the good guy to the fremen it's almost like different civilizations also have different morals. "white savior" ah yes the white guy leading a bunch of white to leathery tanned fremen
Solo reaction channels are boring af. Get a friend or a family member to watch with you.
They over did it, they thought they were being authentic and creative with the subtitles, it's going to kill the film. Not that many watch subtitled films, this is not as good as they think. They've just tried to hide it behind ostentatiousness.
Personally, I think the mini series did a better job, and the 1984 David Lynch one was better - despite a couple of disjointed bad scenes.
Yours is definitely a minority opinion, but you are entitled to it.
@@jcs1025 How do you come to the conclusion mine is a minority opinion?
From what I understand to date, the first one pulled in $400m and there are no official viewing figures yet for the sequel.
Just cuz you’re dumb and can’t read doesn’t mean everyone is. Lynch’s dune was trash. No viewing figures? Gross box office numbers are reported almost immediately and the film has been out for 2 months. Dune part 2 made $670 million world wide
@@daveofyorkshire301 it’s at almost $700 million dude, takes one search to figure that out
@@daveofyorkshire301 Part 2 is already at nearly $700 million worldwide, which a simple Google search would tell you.