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More DUUUUNNEE! ❤️‍🔥These movies are some of the most beautiful and creative filmmaking I have ever seen. The costumes are beyond amazing, acting is incredible... I just can't even believe how good they are you know!

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Dune: Part Two (runtime 2:45:48) - Patreon Version

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Derwin Riley

Love this movie, thank you for reacting! In my top 15 movies i have seen! So great

John

Starts shout-chanting "Muad'Dib!"

N.T. Stars

Denis Villeneuve doesn't miss! I've seen all his movies, and I've enjoyed every one. Also, this series proves that every movie should end with a knife fight.

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2026-10-26 11:00 Just a quick comment/suggestion/question, did you ever consider posting YouTube edits to Patreon earlier than going live on YouTube? I back other reactors and I love when they also provide the YouTube edits earlier on Patreon. Love you two and the channel 🖖
2025-04-15 20:12

Gilbert

Lisan al Gaib!

Gilbert

the score of this movie is so good. and the best about it is that they so often just chose silence to make a scene stand out!. the fight between Paul and Feyd-Rautha with the ONLY sounds beeing there actual fight is so good.

Thomas Yanez

" Dune 3" is currently scheduled for a December 2026 release. Now you get to know our pain. 😂

Ian A

This was amazing. I'm so glad you guys watched this. I think since the Water of Life showed both Paul and his mom that they are Harkonnen, they needed to be bruuuutal! as Gurney said the Harkonnen were in the first movie. The knife sliding through Pauls hand may be one of the most disturbing and visceral things I've seen in any movie. Now I'm off to make some dinner with some chicken and griefy leans. Mmmm!

Ian Forbes

For comparable movies, I don’t think there really is a director out there doing so much with scale as Villenueve. For more sci fi from him, there’s Blade Runner 2049 (the sequel to the 80s film you’ve already watched for the channel) and Arrival (which is maybe my favorite of his). And while it’s not sci fi, his film Sicario is just amazing and worth a watch as well.

Derwin Riley

Can’t forget Prisoners, great thriller

deific

"No more terrible disaster could befall your people than for them to fall into the hands of a Hero." - Frank Herbert

Gary Leyh

Thank you, that was awesome. I will probably be the only person who recommends Dune: Prophecy on Max but I loved it. It's about the formation of the Bene Geserit and stars the lead actress from Chernobyl. I think you would like it.

RabidMango

I feel like he's underrated somehow. I feel like him and Fincher share a similar quality in visual storytelling. Totally different kinds of stories but they make "every frame a painting."

MaplenutsReact

Oh! I didn't know there was even a release date yet, that's so exciting!!

MaplenutsReact

I'd love to do this! We tried when we first started our Patreon, but had trouble with it and the Patreon support team couldn't figure out why it wasn't working for us... But maybe they've updated backend things now. I'll look into it!

MaplenutsReact

Ooo it's so true. Silence is so powerful in a movie

Dave Olden

I’m going to join in here with an enthusiastic recommendation for Arrival. It was the first Denis Villeneuve science fiction I saw (and purchased); it locked me in as a fan for life. He has not disappointed since.

ravendog101

you guys are the best. thank you so much.

Barry

Paul changed because he could finally see the future clearly. Like Doctor Strange seeing only one in 14,000,605 futures with the possibility of winning, Paul is trying to navigate his way through to that future. Everything he did and will do is to achieve that future. You should watch the original adaptation, Dune (1984). David Lynch made changes to the story for his adaptation but it definitely has an epic feel to it. This was also my introduction to Dune which is why I still like to watch it. There is an extended cut which cobbles together some scenes for additional lore but the theatrical version will probably give you the best experience. You should also consider watching the TV mini-series adaptation Dune (2000). The TV budget is evident but it is the closest adaptation to the book and, for TV, is pretty epic. They also adapted the remaining two books of the trilogy (Dune Messiah and Children of Dune) in the TV mini-series Children of Dune (2003). Same pros and cons as before but it will also have spoilers for the upcoming Dune: Part Three (2026). If you're interested, a little history about Dune. I'm doing this from memory so apologies if I get anything wrong. The society we see in Dune is basically a post-Skynet society. Many, many years ago humans developed machines to do their work and then to do their thinking. The machines took over and then the humans rebelled and smashed the machines. Thinking machines were outlawed. This is why you will find no advanced computers in Dune. Doctor Yueh had imperial conditioning, signified by the mark on his forehead, which is supposed to indicate that he is completely loyal. This is why everyone was surprised by his betrayal. I don't think they spent much time on this in Dune Part One (2021). Piter De Vries and Thufir Hawat are mentats. Mentats are humans trained from childhood to do calculations at the level of computers. When their eyes rolled up, it was signifying they were doing some calculations. They are also master assassins, because math and murder go hand in hand? The Bene Gesserit are a sisterhood focused on total physical and mental mastery of their bodies and their environment. They develop near complete control over their body which allows them to convert poisons to something less harmful. By observing a subject they can discover information about them through even the smallest details. This is how Paul realized his mother was pregnant. By discovering a subjects control points and manipulating their voice they can influence and/or control the subject. Oh, they also started a secret multigenerational eugenics program to breed a super being. This super being will be a male that can see where they can not. To get a better description you really need to read the books and then spend hours online listening to other people break it down. Now picture this. You have a male child that is part of the selective breeding program. This child grew up being trained by the best weapon masters and in the ways of the mentats and the Bene Gesserit. Now as a young adult, you have someone that is near peak mental and physical human capacity. Introduce this person to the spice Melange which extends life and mental abilities. Now give him the water of life which grants access to his ancestral memories. This is Paul Atreides at the end of Dune: Part Two (2024). With enough past and present information, modern computers can predict the future. This is what Paul is doing when he sees the future.

Barry

Forgot to mention, as a part of advancing their physical and mental abilities the Bene Gesserit developed an advanced fighting style called the Weirding Way which is why Lady Jessica was able to subdue Stilgar. Lady Jessica and Paul agreed to teach the Weirding Way to the Fremen. Also, something that wasn't mentioned in Dune Part One or Two, Chani is the daughter of Liet (Dr. Kynes) who was secretly the leader of the Fremen. I think they were already packing so much information that they had to leave some of this stuff out.

MaplenutsReact

This definitely clears some things up, thank you!!!