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Dune (runtime 2:35:26) - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2025-04-08 16:00:06
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2026-06
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DUUUUUNE! ☀️🤺That's right, it's time for one of the most incredible Sci-fi movies I've ever seen. I can't even begin to tell you how much we both loved this movie. And don't worry, you won't have to wait long for part 2 either... It will be posted next Tuesday! Because you bet your butts we couldn't wait to watch it haha.

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Dune (runtime 2:35:26) - Patreon Version

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Andrew R

Yes! I know what I am doing after work! Walking Dead reactions will have to wait for another day.

Ian A

Yes! Thank you for watching these. I am so looking forward to this. These 2 films to me, are some of the best filmmaking I have ever seen. The visuals, sets, music, cinematography, costumes...everything is just perfect to my tastes. Denis Villeneuve may be my favorite director in terms of his style with things like the Dune movies, Bladerunner 2049 and Arrival. Megalophobia, is what I think you guys are experiencing when you are unnerved. The fear and uncomfortableness with things that are so large they are kind of unimaginable. There is a whole sub reddit about it. Gives me the chills as well.

Hans Engelen

Khal Drogo, Drax the Destroyer and Thanos in the same movie ... Throw in some spiderman spice and a dude with a weird name and you got Dune :)

TallTyrionLannister

Let’s go!! Never thought I’d see the day! ;) I might need to take a sick day…

Michael Short

OMG OMG OMG DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNE! :D

Richard B

One of the desert shooting locations was Wadi Rum, Jordan. Several movies have been shot there, including Lawrence of Arabia and The Martian.

Thomas Yanez

So good. Yeah, that's all I have to say. So good.

MaplenutsReact

I've never heard that term before... We're definitely going to check out that sub Reddit now!!

Michael Short

Robert Jordan was heavily inspired by Dune when creating the wheel of time. :) It's one of my favourite book series ever, but in some places it almost seems copy and paste from dune. lol

MaplenutsReact

Aha! I was wondering which came first... There are a lot of very very close similarities haha.

John

Fantastic reaction! I cannot wait for part 2!

Christian DH

Dune has a rich and enticing history. NO SPOILERS, only the backstory that’s provided as baseline facts. The book Dune, # 23 of 28 books, occurs on the date 10,191. The first book, Dune: the Butlerian Jihad, occurs at the year -200 on this calendar. The initial precursor books lay the groundwork for the religious anathema of using thinking machines (i.e. computers, AI) as well as the Titans (human mind canisters implanted on machine bodies). Instead of latching onto the capabilities of advanced technologies of computers, mankind is forced to develop alternate human advancements to combat the tyranny of the Thinking Machines. The development of humanity includes the Sisters of the Benegerit with their psychological powers. Mentats develop to replace the computational abilities of a computer. The Guild Navigators develop the ability to bend route distances, replacing the risk to using advanced starship engines without the risk of hitting a planet or star. Even warriors, such as Duncan Idaho, are trained as no other warrior by the Ginaz Swordmasters to dispatch thinking machine warrior robots. Lastly, the ancestor of Paul Atreides’ family line appears in the very first books, as the biological son of the Titan Agamemnon, and trustee of the Thinking Machine Overlord, Omnius. I hope this fills in some of the blanks on why their technologies appear to blend anachronistic and modern technologies. I highly recommend reading the three initial books, the Butlerian Jihad, the Machine Crusade, and the Battle for Corin. Then I jumped to the House Atreides, House Harkonnen, and House Corino books (#13, 14 , and 16). Corino is the line of the Padishah Emperor. Everything in between is equally fascinating, but these 6 books captured what I was most looking for in the world of Dune.

N.T. Stars

A future where computers are outlawed, there's free cinnamon all over the ground, and you get to ride fun worms around? Sign me up.

Sibbo

What a rip off, I take your word that you were reacting to Dune as no image shown OR dialogue I knew I should have joined for just monthly and not the year.£60 odd conned out of my account.

MaplenutsReact

Hey Sibbo, you need to have your own copy of the movie to watch along with us. It sounds like you didn't know this before paying though! We absolutely don't want you to have to pay for our content if you won't be watching it, so I'll DM you so we can fix this for you :)

Thomas Yanez

Good lord, they've added 22 pre-history/lore books? And they are canon? LOL, and I was angsting over just starting "Dune" and the sequels again, wondering if I'd be able to make it through "Messiah" this time.

Hans Engelen

"He fought until his last breath" ... not even close really ... But that's outside the scope of the movies.

Chryss Guiler

Some more older movies with a rich tapestry are Lawrence of Arabia, The Ten Commandments, and Ben-Hur. I highly recommend all of them.

Hans Engelen

You could try 'John Carter' (the movie). it's not quite Dune ... It's lighter but based on the Barsoom books by Edgar Rice Burroughs. A series of about 11 books in all if memory serves written between 1912 and 1943. With the last one being released after his death in 1964.