Dune Official Trailer
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- 게시일 2020. 09. 08.
- Beyond fear, destiny awaits. Watch the trailer for the highly anticipated #DuneMovie now.
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Oscar nominee Denis Villeneuve (“Arrival,” “Blade Runner 2049”) directs Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ “Dune,” the big-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal bestseller of the same name. A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune” tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence-a commodity capable of unlocking humanity’s greatest potential-only those who can conquer their fear will survive.The film stars Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet (“Call Me by Your Name,” “Little Women”), Rebecca Ferguson (“Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep,” “Mission: Impossible - Fallout”), Oscar Isaac (the “Star Wars” franchise) Oscar nominee Josh Brolin (“Milk,” “Avengers: Infinity War”), Stellan Skarsgård (HBO’s “Chernobyl,” “Avengers: Age of Ultron”), Dave Bautista (the “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, “Avengers: Endgame”), Stephen McKinley Henderson (“Fences,” “Lady Bird”), Zendaya (“Spider-Man: Homecoming,” HBO’s “Euphoria”), Chang Chen (“Mr. Long,” “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”), David Dastmalchian (“Blade Runner 2049,” “The Dark Knight”), Sharon Duncan-Brewster (“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” Netflix’s “Sex Education”), with Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling (“45 Years,” “Assassin’s Creed”), with Jason Momoa (“Aquaman,” HBO’s “Game of Thrones”), and Oscar winner Javier Bardem (“No Country for Old Men,” “Skyfall”). Villeneuve directed “Dune” from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jon Spaihts and Eric Roth based on the novel of the same name written by Frank Herbert. Villeneuve also produced the film with Mary Parent, Cale Boyter and Joe Caracciolo, Jr. The executive producers are Tanya Lapointe, Joshua Grode, Herbert W. Gains, Jon Spaihts, Thomas Tull, Brian Herbert, Byron Merritt and Kim Herbert. Behind the scenes, Villeneuve reteamed with two-time Oscar-nominated production designer Patrice Vermette (“Arrival,” “Sicario,” “The Young Victoria”), two-time Oscar-nominated editor Joe Walker (“Blade Runner 2049,” “Arrival,” “12 Years a Slave”), two-time Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Paul Lambert (“First Man,” “Blade Runner 2049”), and Oscar-winning special effects supervisor Gerd Nefzer (“Blade Runner 2049”). He also collaborated for the first time with Oscar-nominated director of photography Greig Fraser (“Lion,” “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”); three-time Oscar-nominated costume designer
Jacqueline West (“The Revenant,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “Quills”) and co-costume designer Bob Morgan; and stunt coordinator Tom Struthers (“The Dark Knight” trilogy, “Inception”). Oscar-winning and multiple Oscar-nominated composer Hans Zimmer (“Blade Runner 2049,” “Inception,” “Gladiator,” “The Lion King”) is creating the score. Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures Present “Dune.” The film is slated to be released in theaters on December 18, 2020. - 엔터테인먼트
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My dad was the biggest Dune fan ever (books and old film). He was so excited when this trailer came out. Sadly due to the Covid delays he passed away before it was released. When it comes out I'll be watching it day one and he'll be there with me in spirit. Hope you enjoy it Dad x
I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope you’re doing okay. Know that he is always by your side, I hope you have a great time seeing this movie! October can’t come soon enough!
Sorry for your loss.
This makes me sad.
Honor your dad, im taking my daughter to see it if I live long enough
God bless
Goodnight Dune trailer. I’ll see you again tomorrow morning.
Wake up
I love this comment 🔥
same lol
The biggest same i've ever scream
@Priva C what do you mean
Absolutely amazing choice to put Eclipse by Pink Floyd in this trailer. It gave me goosebumps, and it matched the vibe of the movie perfectly.
I know! I always come back to the trailer :)
Today is September 13th, 2022 {also my Grandson's birthday...❤}
I saw this movie months ago, but I just now rewatched this trailer. I am not a _'huge'_ *PINK FLOYD* fan, but putting that music in the trailer was _virtual perfection._
👍👍
Thanks for telling me the name of the song.
@@Jimbo1221 literally the only reason I came back to watch this trailer rn
Meh, I disagree. I'm a Pink Floyd fan but don't think this is a good match. A soundtrack by Vangelis would have been a far more inspired choice.
This trailer was well done, but the truth is, the movie is even better! Was NOT expecting that…
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Now go read the book. It beats both.
The writer Edgar Rice Burroughs influenced so much with "A Princess of Mars." I have this weird feeling that "Dune 2" will break into the top 100 movies on my favorites list.
I love "Star Wars" since a child. I hated "Dune" in 1984 with Sting. I love Sting as an musician. "Dune" in 2021 is good and I really liked it, but somehow the Anti-Christ (Mahdi) making it to Jerusalem is unlikely to surpass "Star Wars." It might be interesting in a SCI-FI film to see Islam's vision of peace, and so I am glad that "Dune" will have a part two, but I'm not holding my breath that it will make the top 100 favorite movies.
As a child when I read the book I felt it pulled from Lawrence of Arabia and Islamic culture of the Caucasus or Bedouin tribes of Arabia, but I never got the idea of Atreides being America with capitalism waning. The movie in 2021 helped me see that connection. The Fremen call Paul the Mahdi is a dead give away that this whole thing is an Islamic end times vision. Hence the dead bodies that Paul sees piling up as he fulfills his place in history, by leaving America and being a Muslim as that is how the movie ends.
Here is where these three related series have fallen so far and any you don't see aren't loved enough to mention.
20) Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back (1980)
21) Star Wars: a New Hope (1977)
112) John Carter (2012)
148) Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983)
269) Dune (2021)
To quote the author "I am showing you the superhero syndrome and your own participation in it." - Frank Herbert, speaking about "Dune."
"A Princess of Mars," from 1912, inspired things like: Star Wars, Avatar, Indiana Jones, Superman, and Dune. "A Princess of Mars" even inspired Ray Douglas Bradbury. If you want to see a movie of it, see "John Carter" from 2012.
But the main reason for me to watch Dune 2 is to see whether Zendaya Coleman surpasses female actresses I loved in the past. Another in the top 100 and she will surpass all female actresses at least for having three movies in the top 100. The most have six movies on the list and two doing better than her top two.
10) Spiderman: No Way Home (2021)
96) The Greatest Showman (2017)
190) Spiderman: Far from Home (2019)
197) Spiderman: Homecoming (2017)
269) Dune (2021)
@@ReligionOfSacrificeDoes this guy know how to party or what!
@@JNB0723books are always better
"What's in the box?" never has a nice answer in movies. Pain, wife's head, it's never gummy bears.
LMAOOOO I LAUGHED SO HARD
If only it were though 😂😭
c'mon sometimes it's a ring
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What’s in the BOX 📦🤭🤭🤭
"What's in the box?"
"2020."
*Screams*
HAHAHAHAHAA
LOL!
take my fucking like
Nicely done, sir.
*Gives a standing Ovation* ;)
I must admit, I have become obsessed. This has been the best introduction to a novel series for me since Harry Potter. And looking at how big that story became it was inevitable I'd be swept in by the beauty of another. Frank Herbert is a genius and in spite of this movie, even in the spectacular attempt it has made to echo the story, indeed it is the writing that is the bright moon that sparks the light in this gem.
A definite recommend.
Your description... it's magic.
oh geez.....give me a break....it was a stupid book and an even stupider movie full of abomination nonsense. ...liking movies like this means there is something very wrong with all of you. why dont we make beautiful movies that are hopeful...especially since space is fake and space travel is absolutely impossible since we live in a realm...now if they made movies about real truth then it would be diferent...but this is juyst a bunch of Godless nonsense.
The music in this trailer is incredible. Especially for a Pink Floyd and Hans Zimmer music fan. Would love to hear it live!
*“I must not hype. Hype is the movie-killer. Hype is the little-death that brings total disappointment. I will face my hype. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the hype has gone there will be no expectations. Only I will remain."*
This is one of the greatest KRplus comments ever!
"And in the end, you shall give into the hype because Dune is worth the hype."
Yes
"It is by hype alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the hype of Villeneuve that thoughts acquire speed, the lips acquire stains, stains become a warning. It is by hype alone I set my mind in motion."
HAHA!!!
My dad's been waiting for this for years. He doesn't know it, but I'm going to make the 14-hour drive to show up at his door with tickets on opening day. He's the reason I'm into science fiction, so this is just returning the favor. (Edited to add: Yes, I went through with it. There were lots of hugs and a few tears, and we both enjoyed the movie thoroughly.)
Have fun man
Amazing mate!!!!
Wow👏
ok
This is the way.
This trailer is a work of art.
I remember everyone saying this would fail and no sequel would happen because of the pandemic. How poorly that statement aged 😂
"Fear is the mind killer"
Villeneuve: reads a book
Villeneuve: decides to become a filmmaker just to turn that book into a film
Few are unchanged after they read it.
And does a great job at it
@@vitaliyjuterbog8912 No point in turning a book into a film if you are going to adapt it 100% 'faithfully'. Not only is it arguably pointless but it is also somewhat impossible. Books have far more time (along with other liberties) than films do to tell their story/stories. In some cases it's a blessing because it forces a screenwriter and/or director to get creative to make up for the things they are forced to cut out as well as strip down unnecessary 'fluff' that doesn't really help develop the story/characters. Not to mention the obvious fact of a book has to rely on the reader's imagination, so it has to paint a vivid picture with words, whereas film is a visual medium so that bit is built in.
@@johnnywhitsel1583 he made arrival and blade runner for this
how genius is he
@@johnnywhitsel1583 Not really true.
Just saw it in the cinema. It could very well be the most epic film I've ever seen. I worked for 12 years as a projectionist so I've seen a LOT of films. Finally this fantastic story has gotten the screen adaptation it deserves. The gravity of the books has been captured perfectly in this film, it's absolutely unreal. Incomparable. I'm going to see it on the big screen again next week. The only other movies I did that for was the LOTR trilogy.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Comparing this film to LotR is absolutely hilarious. Do you do stand-up?
Lol it’ so boring we went asleep
@@hermeslein6614 Surprising you would expose your own lack of culture so readily, but there you go. There's no accounting for taste, I guess it can't be helped when you have none.
@@woopimagpie sorry but we really watched it yesterday we went asleep but with did watch thoroughly for 1 hour and half and we really got tired it feels lile unending movie lol
@@Diepvries11 This movie may was great - it may not be the unflawed masterpiece people are bandwagoning on in the comments but it was definitely a well done film and definitely deserved its accolades. Was it better than LotR? Well… to me, yes. It may be because I find fantasy really tedious, but LotR was incredibly boring to me, full of clichéd characters, battles, and lots of people walking around. Dune though? The world-building is incredible, and there's not much, if anything, like it.
This movie was the mature and gritty story I've always wanted from star wars. It was f*king awesome. 10/10 can't wait for more.
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Star wars was actually inspired by dune which is pretty cool
You must not have seen many films if you call this a 10/10...
@@Diepvries11 its called an opinion bro lol
This so much worse than every star wars movie... And episode 9 was an all time bad movie. So slow, boring and the most inconsistent audio of any film in history. I had my volume on 100 to hear the poorly written irrelevant dialogue, then the music comes in and if I don't mute immediately it'll blow my speakers. Genuinely hated this movie and I can't comprehend how anyone thought it was even good.
“He who controls the release date, controls the universe”
He who remain
He Who Must Not Be Named
true
Yes
_Waiting for the release date is the mind killer._
😊😊😊
Casual Viewers: Why is the kid so blank faced and emotionless?
*Book Readers: Why is the kid showing too much emotion?*
THIS. People online have been like “He’s so deadpan!” And im like, peeps, read the books. EVERYONE but the Harkonens and Idaho are deadpan
@@paolotorres4037 and Gurney Halleck
Exactly. I just reread the books Paul doesn’t show much emotion. Strategy is his main way but he’s also very good with combat if needed.
@@leefsk part of me wishes Patrick Stewart had reprised his role as Halleck
Until the time skip the first book Paul is full of emotion.
Never read the books or watched the original movie. This was mind blowingly amazing. It's rare that a movie draws me in and captivates me to the degree this movie did. The acting, music, pace, special FX and story were all 100% on point.
It's crazy how I feel exactly the opposite, to me it's the worst major budget sci Fi film in movie history. Good cinematography, ok score that drowned out all dialogue, and after that it was just so freaking bad. I'm fascinated at the notion that anyone arrived at the conclusion that it was great.
@@trevorD1156 idc
@@trevorD1156 Totally agree! Waayyy back in the day, my husband was watching the movie. I had no idea what it was. Thought it was the dumbest thing ever, and I am a huge SciFi fan. I'd never heard of the books, but somehow I got my hands on them, and was absolutely hooked. I know movies and books can't necessarily be compared, but that thing was just awful.
Important fact, this film received 10 nominations at the 94th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and won the most awards at the ceremony with six awards for Best Sound, Original Soundtrack, Film Editing, production design, visual effects and photography
I am now a retired gentleman, and remember reading Dune for the first time in 1965, when it came out. I have DREAMED of THIS production of Dune forever...and yes, I've seen the others and was SO disappointed. In addition, I have not gone into a regular movie theater in over 20 years...but this October I will patiently wait in line to purchase a ticket at the biggest screen theater I can find which is showing Dune and IMMERSE myself in it...ahhhhh.
I'm happy for you dude. I hope it's worth the very long wait!
Didn't go in a movie theater since 20 years ?
Not sure about which country you're in but Coronavirus hit it pretty hard...
I recommend buying a ticket online, so you don't have to wait in line. If you're going in the first week, make sure to book early! Otherwise, it may become sold out. Also, I'm sure you are fully vaxed, but wear a mask and gloves too, just to be extra safe.
Godspeed brother
I just said to my husband, you might lose me for a couple of months while I keep going back to watch this one :) I first began reading the Dune novels in the 80s and have also been disappointed by previous movie incarnations. This looks so promising! Can't wait.
I almost didn’t notice Batista in this trailer, he was standing incredibly still
Hahaha good man!!!
member when that "joke" killed the emotion of the scene? i do :/
Underrated comment
Lol
David Bautista.
Sapper Morton.
If you don't know, that's because you've never seen a miracle.
Denis Villeneuve is our local hero here in Québec. What an amazing career so far!
He's my favorite director the last several years. He respects the audiences intelligence. He's patient letting a story unfold. Most of all, he considers CGI a part of story telling, not a crutch to lean on to impress.
Just to add to all the gushing sentiments, I have always been obsessed with sci fi since seeing Star Wars as a little kid and I was completely oblivious to Dune. I was aware of it as I got older but didn’t think much of the origins of Sci fi until now as an adult that I’ve acquired a taste for the dark and philosophical side of sci fi. When I saw Blade Runner for the first time I started to understand the true vehicle of sci fi as foresight to our repercussions of the present. When I saw Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049 it was like a watershed moment where I witnessed the most compelling design of a future I had ever seen, so nuanced that it felt real. When I saw this trailer I was already a Villeneuve disciple and was aware of the reverence of Dune.
Last week I saw it in IMAX and it was the single best experience I have ever had in the cinema in my life. I felt like a kid again.
It felt like a film made for every single kid out there who has stared up at the stars with wild imagine. It’s safe to say Dune is the mind killer, I’m completely smitten and I can’t stop watching it again and again. Thank you Denis!
Me: "You've revealed too much in the trailer".
My roommate: "What the hell is going on"?
Man idk wtf is happening, but it looks good
@@christopherbryan7470 if you read the book you'll understand a lotttt more, i reccomend it, the book is amazing :)
Haha, right.
Yep you can tell that this is a little too much. Because part of its book 2.
It's a re-make , i think you know the plot...
To clear up question I have seen in the comments.
- This was originally a book series that inspired Star Wars
- the budget will be around 150 million to 200 million
- the book is so detailed that it is being split into two movies each around 2 and half hours
That sounds awesome. Wish they could’ve done the same thing with mortal engines. They got the visuals down in that film, but after having listened to the audiobook version, I can definitely see that they changed way too much of the original source material. Hope this won’t be the case for June.
The inspired Star Wars part is maybe a little bit missleading. It was just one of many sources that inspired Star Wars. Greek literature, lord of the rings and many more were as important... and the greek literature was clearly inspiration for dune as well: Classic heroes journey.
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@@Chiungalla79 Star Wars was mainly inspired by The Hidden Fortress, Dune, and the art of Moebius. Not sure where you got Greek mythology.
I’ve seen the movie more than 10 times and this trailer still gives me chills
Such a unique film! I absolutely loved it. Except it wasnt just a film, it was an experience. Watched it twice on the big screen and still adore it 4 months later! The way it was filmed, edited, the visual effects, the acting and music all culminated into an epic, must-see visual masterpiece. They are definitely deserving of the 6 oscars and 10 nominations. I can't wait for part 2!!! This is only the beginning 🌌
When will the second part be shown?
Mr. Denis Villeneuve is out here saving 2020, this trailer is just FANTASTIC!
not for sure about 2020 since it may be pushed to 2021 but i hear ya
@jon orlando blade runner 2049 has some of the best sound mixing and editing imo, the same teams are working on this movie so it'll be fine
If this tops BR2049, this is defo gonna be in my Top 5 All-Time Faves. So excited.
jon orlando i mean the sound was good but not hanz zimmer level like this.
Paul SP
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This is meant to be seen in a cinema. There's no denying this fact.
Too late
Someday. Maybe VR could become a better home option one day.
But I can use my earbuds in my living room and turn my lights yellow to match the sand 😔
My VR headset disagrees with you.
Paint the sky with stars
I dont understand why this has so little attention, its incredible! The music choice, the pacing, the rising tension, the dramaaaaaaaaaa!!! Then once the momentum builds and we get the fast cuts and crazy shots one after the other, I just love it. This is great work thank you for sharing it with us.
Not many will realize it but, the music in the trailer, which is not used in the film itself, is an homage to the director Alejandro Jodorowsky. He was putting together a version of Dune in the late sixties that would have rivaled 2001 for sheer vision and psychedelic brilliance ( a documentary on the attempt to make it, called Jodorowsky's Dune is well worth watching.) Casting choices would have included Orson Welles as Baron Harkonen and Mick Jagger as Paul. The music was going to be provided by... Pink Floyd. Jodorowsky was never able to raise enough money for the project, and had to abandon it. Someof the designers he connected together: Brian Froud, H. R. Gieger, went on to make Alien . I do think, Villeneuves inclusion of this music is an appropriate nod to that vision.
Anakin: "I don't like sand."
Paul: "We will make the desert a weapon.
A true weapon to end the empire
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@@leokeatonn idk
Casting director: Just get everyone in there
they're trying to make it the next star wars
Bruh said fuck it everyone gets a check lol
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Starring Timothee Chalamet as Pual Mua'Twink
Dune 2021 and Dune 2024 are meant to be one cinematic experience. On that note, this trailer is perfect.
I can only hope I will survive long enough to see a Warhammer 40K trailer similar to this.
One day, Brother. The Emperor Provides.
With the property being under Amazon Studios, idk
*If this movie isn't at least 3 hours long, then I'll be supremely disappointed*
It's going to be in two parts.
this, too. anything less would be a bigger insult to the novel than that RM. :)
This is the first of two films
I heard its supposed to be 2 movies.
It shoud be min of 3 movies... 3 hours each to get the story right. But they'll just give us 2.5 hours at the most..
Fun fact: Had 2020 not been a dumpster fire of a year, this would’ve been released today.
thanks ya jerk.
@@timbridgman423 ...what?
@@michaelcubed You're causing us pain by reminding us of this, that's pretty jerk-like behaviour :P
@@DoctorXander sorry
those rat bastards
Eclipse is a perfect song to explain Paul's legacy
The first time i watched this movie was just an amazing experience! the music the vibes everything about it, it made me addicted with dune and now part 2 will probably be one of the best movies ever i’m not even kidding! thank you denis and thank you hans and everyone inthe dune team you truly deserve those 6 oscar’s!
for those wondering why they are using swords thousands of years into the future:
0:49 most people carry these personal shields on them. they completely deflect any fast moving projectiles. guns are obsolete, but there are beam energy weapons called Lasguns, which are somewhat common. however, they arent widely used because a Lasgun beam hitting a personal shield triggers a massive explosion (pretty much nuclear). so both people would die.
This led to a unique blade fighting style where you must move your blade slowly enough to enter the shield, but fast enough to outsmart your opponent.
Dune is full of stuff like this, i love it
edit: read the first book. i promise you, if you find this kind of thing interesting you will love the world frank herbert created. it's hard at first to read and understand, but is the best fiction i've ever read
"the slow blade penetrates the shield".......
In addition, shields are known to attract sandworms making them impractical for use in the desert.
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This is Fucking amazing! tnks for the comment
They use swords because they make actors look badass. Same reason why superheroes wear capes: for the look.
Warner Bros: "what's in the box office?"
Year 2020: "Pain"
This. Is. Brilliant.
Disapponting
Year 2021
Moved till next October 2021 ,let’s hope theirs still cinemas open .
@@FARTSALOTist There are they are called Drive in Theaters. There aren't that many of them as there were in the 1970's however they do exist.
I remember watching this wondering if it's gonna be a good film. Now Im here after 10 oscar nominations
The best part of this trailer is that it also works as a trailer for the book
Movie an Book goes hand in hand. Its perfect
Hurry up and bring out trailer 2, we’ve all rewatched this far too many times
I think we’ll get one at July or August, but yeah I really want to see another now
Idk if I should read the book first or watch the movie? I just knew about it
@@captainkloaski1244 read the book first :)
@@captainkloaski1244 read the book, I did it as well after watching this trailer, it's SO good
LITERALLY
At this point, we've probably re-watched this trailer more times than the film's length...
I'm pretty worry about it. I can't stop watching this. If the movie is a good as this trailer, I'll probably go more than 5 time to the theater
I may need counseling at this point. I’m trying to limit myself to only 6 viewings a day now. I reached my ‘limit’ at about 11 am this morning.
@@thewu910 I'm in a similar boat, but the only thing that's helping keep my mind in peace is reciting the Litany Against Hype.
So true. Already watched it like 10 times.
about 5x
I had just watched this film and I have to say that this trailer doesn't do it justice. The film itself is just elevated on so many aspects, and I have to express my regret in not being able to see it on the big screen.
You acted as a fool!
eclipse was definitely the right music choice for this
"What's in the box?"
"2020"
*SCREAMS*
A Pink Floyd Cover ( Sting wasn't available )
"Covid 19"
But still, whats in the FUCKING BOX!!!!
Yeah xD
“And so it what was said that everyone was really hyped by the trailer, and could not wait to see the movie”
-From “A Child’s History of Muad’Dib” by the Princess Irulan.
I started the book yesterday xD
@@Isabelle-hv6ny i finished the first book yesterday lmao
@@eratostenes9504 And? Is it really soo good
@@Isabelle-hv6ny perfect.
@@Isabelle-hv6ny I second that, the trilogy is fricking amazing. Although I imagined everything differently in the book the trailer looks decent enough.
the first movie has been made better by the second one. it's a tragedy that the third part is so far away.
This film is the reason Hans Zimmer wasn't available to score "Tenet". I hope it's worth it!
Yep
The score in tenet tho was still fantastic as Ludwig still did a phenomenal job.
@@Gadget-Walkmen 100% agree tenet music was phenomenal on of the best
@@Gadget-Walkmen Tenet's score was extremely good. But the fact that long time partner with nolan, zimmer decided to actually reject scoring tenet to do this score already says a lot about this movie.
"Tenet" has a great score and is a shite movie, so YES. Definitely worth the trade.
Warner Bros: How many popular actors do you want.
Dune: Yes.
Plz
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I'm going to attack earth
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Legit the only person not in this is Giancarlo Esposito
@@the_jdb3351 You sure?
I love how a Pink Floyd song was added into this trailer, since Jodorowsky wanted his Dune's soundtrack to be done by Pink Floyd. Might be unintentional but a nice touch nonetheless.
Shoutout to everyone that came back to this trailer after seeing the film. This is the Dune we deserved. 🙌🏽
WB: "How many stars do you want?"
Director: "Yes"
@@yourakhibrahim there more than just 4. Timothee.. Revecca Ferguson... Zendaya... Jason mamoa... Josh brolin... Oscar Issac... Dave Bautista and stellan skarsgard. If that's enough.
@@vymancross3551 Bill Skarsgard? (My heart just skipped a beat.) I think you meant Stellan Skarsgard, right? However it would be awesome to see both of them.
@@lexquisitedouleur oh my bad. I often get confused in the two.
@@vymancross3551 don't forget Javier Bardem, he's a legendary actor. Also first time he and Josh Brolin have been together since no country for old men, which was amazing
and that monster at the end... is the real kamala harris
People who have seen Dune (2021):
Jason Momoa: "The biggest project of my career. I watched it twice in a row."
Eric Roth (screenwriter): "I don't want to say Lord of the Rings but I think it's really pretty spectacular. He’s a visionary of his own kind, Denis."
Kevin Smith's friend who saw it: "It's fucking incredible."
Denis Villeneuve: "Dune is by far the best film I've ever done"
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
They better have not hyped it up for no reason
We'll see.
I don't care about such comments. What actor doesn't say that about such high profile projects ...
compared to 2049? we shall see
@@yayayayayaya8140 the scale will be way bigger & the world building/lore is far vaster
"Arrakis is a death trap"
YOU DON'T SAY.
One of the greatest cinematic experiences you'll ever have
this post covid documentary looks interesting
Fear of covid is the mind killer.
Guess who won the internet for the day...☝🏽
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Accurate
This trailer got me so intrigued with the world of Dune that I started reading the book. It does not dissapoint. Now my most anticipated film of 2021.
Exactly the same. Just finished the first book and fully engaged by the universe of Dune now!
@@docwispa6657 Just completed it myself, and am running through the appendices before diving straight into Dune Messiah
You have taken your first steps into a wider world.
You've got to watch the original 1984 version director's cut by David Lynch. It's definitely odd, but so is the book. I think Zendaya will be great in this remake, but Chalamet seems miscast to me.
@@annalisasteinnes agreed kinda wish they got someone older looking.
I have to show my family this trailer, they were surprised
the best trailer wow
I just watched this movie this weekend. I've NEVER been a fan of Sci-fi movies.. anything that has to do with robots, space travel, aliens and futuristic have always had ZERO appeal to me. I've barely ever even really watched Star Wars. I watched this with my brother, who is a massive fan of Dune and all things Sci-fi, a I absolutely LOVED it! Now I cannot wait to see Dune 2 and it's completely changed my opinion of this genre of movies and I've been binge watching all kinds of these movies all week now 😅
This is science fiction. You should read a princess of mars. Or John carter
I must not fanboy. Fanboying is the hype-killer
It's hard to resist!!!
@Mahir can you promo me
My life:
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Dune real story
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Someone read the top comment in the reddit thread.
Prisoners->Sicario->Arrival->Blade Runner 2049->Dune
That's a goddamn magnificent run, Denis might be my favorite director now
Incendies too!
Also Incendies and Enemy
And Enemy
You left out Incendies and Enemy
Villeneuve >>> Nolan
This is and was the best sci-fi story past and present. A sci-fi masterpiece!
Part 2 comes out this year.
It rarely happens: the film is so much better than this trailer.
Thank god
I loved the film to death but think this is one the best trailers I've ever watched.
for real glad it was fake
exactly bro, I was so neutral about the movie because I didn't feel nothing special in the trailers, but now I can't get the movie out of my head, I'm still amazed, I just wished the movie never ended you know
and oh, I feel like tenet is the exact opposite, delivered so much in every trailer, and then disappointed in the movie
I have never read the books, never seen the old film.
I saw this film and was blown away, it's nothing like any other film I've seen, a real experience.
Glad you loved it.
@@arielathomo229 I went in completely blind, it was a very pleasant surprise
i hope i can watch too
See the old one…
Same! I avoided the trailers (which I'm happy about) and watched the film last night. It was a fantastic opening to an interesting world. Extremely invested in the future movies... I think its one of the best Sci-fi/fantasy book adaptations I have ever seen. I think they did an excellent job and would have sat there watching for 4 hours if I could!
Somebody need to stop me from watching this movie in theatres over and over again.
My 5th was done... looking for 6th. :O It's an experience by itself, super sensory.
rich people problems
@@blueshit199 I wish 😭
@@Remy. oof
Indians in search of Project K. Inspiration..😅😂
“Do you often dream things that happen just as you dreamed?”
I’ve been dreaming of a Dune adaptation that looked like this for nearly 40 years now.
911 = Inside Job (No Planes)
Building 7?
So the prophets have spoken...
Well... Better late than never i guess... ?
with you on that mate except for me its more than 40 years, this looks just a mazing. And my favourite pink floyd track as well, is it xmas already?
Hahaha, just finished the first book a little while ago, so make it a month for me
It seems like Timothee Chalamet is going to have a Leonardo DiCaprio like career trajectory if this movie is a success.
indeed that is the case, I've seen articles articulating that Timothee Chalamet might very well be this generations Dicaprio and though I despise some of these-"X actor is this generations Y actor" I've got to admit, the resemblance career-wise is quiet uncanny.
If this movie blows up like titanic I guess, I don't think he's known a lot in asia?
@@rapiton6083 Yea, I'm not surprised. I think he was phenomenal in Call Me By Your Name. He has has the total package to be the next Hollywood A lister: the acting chops, looks, charisma. And if that's not enough, I found out the guy is fluent in French!!! I can just imagine him in a international blockbuster as like an American/French spy or something haha
@@harmonia7841 Maybe not but I would put good money on him becoming a major star in the U.S and Europe in this decade at least.
@@fauxdauteur no, yeah he genuinely acquires the potential, an impeccable actor he most certainly is though he's just not as notorious as he should be or deserves for that matter which is quiet a shame though to be the lead of a ginormous blockbuster as such might've been the most surreal moment for a person such as him, one that was appearing in an overabundance of indie A24 and non-A24 movies prior, therefore I think that this movie will genuinely have it so that he'd flourish, especially when taking into account that back in the day, people perceived the David Lynch "Dune" as a semi/pseudo-indie science fiction though this alternate version in the other hand acquires the notoriety, the hype, the thrill, the anticipation, the amalgamation of tons of A-list actors and then topped off with a 200 million+ budget midst having the film already acquire Hans Zimmer and Denis Villenue and thus I'd say this movie is bond to flourish to which then yet again Chalamet will be proceed to be in the sequel and therefore acquire even more notoriety pivoted towards him, making it the mark of his career or in this instance-the "Titanic" of his career though if it works out well, hopefully it'd be two "Titanic” movies
Really happy that this movie didn't include endless boring grand scale battle scenes (like the new Star Wars or LOTR 2 and 3). The battle scenes were more quick and intense. Focus was on the atmosphere and the story. And Villneuve does those parts so well.
Don't worry. Part 2 is gonna be more action.
@@ammanbansal2265 Yeah, that's what I fear, as the Fremen have to strike back :P But I hope those scenes don't go on for too long.
@@----ic6pw well I hope you pray that part 2 is (hopefully) a three hour movie because Denis did promise more action considering that part 1 was only an introduction to the world and characters.
I never read the books but i did watch this movie when i was half asleep and even then it was still phenomenal! Without knowing much about it i recommended it to my dad who just so happened to be a long-term fan of the books and he was speechless while watching this movie, he couldn't get over how much of an amazing job this cast did
"He who controls the spice controls the universe."
My life rn
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Spice or space??
@@rohita7098 Spice Melange.
@@rohita7098 dis ain't star wars boi
Villeneuve is a goat: Blade runner 2049, The prisoners, The Arrival and now this
Only masterpieces
A goat....with milk?
You mean god? Or is he really a goat?
For who say both: *u r da queen*
Fam you forgot Sicario.
Psst it’s just called Prisoners and Arrival
In a credit to Hans Zimmer, he remixed a Pink Floyd song for this trailer. Floyd was tapped to compose the music for Jodorowsky's Dune. I am willing to bet Hans knew that.
After watching project k glimpse 😂
The adult in me: This book is epic. Trailer do it proud, please.
The child in me: Show me a sand worm.
Exactly, "please let this trailer look good, and by the way, could we get a look at a sand worm?
It's an alaskin bull worm!!!!
xD
Both adult and child will be well satisfied, it seems.
Lmao right??
" He who controls the spice controls the universe" - the British before colonising India
Most of Europe thought that. But the British were able to outcompete others. If the brits couldn't do it. Other empires like French, Spain would have done it.
Chase Moore you’re right! I guess because it was done to them first! They learned very well!!
Chase Moore if course you think that typical British entitled and delusion.
don't glorify colonization..
idk idk Not really, Britain didn’t really control India until the mid 1800’s or so, and once they took control it was only because they were the first industrialized nation in the world while others were still in their infancy. By the time the others would’ve industrialized and had empire plans India/Mughals, Egypt, the Ottomans, etc. would’ve industrialized and risen too, changing the game altogether. It isn’t taught in school but many developing countries were in the process of industrialization but were directly interrupted by the British empire wanting to keep them weak. Why let the other Europeans industrialize you ask? That’s not where their assets or future ambitions would be. English manufacturers actually even travelled throughout Europe helping set up industry in the same way. It makes sense if you’re trying to set up an empire and stranglehold on trade.
Two minutes silence for those who think project k was copied from dune 😂😂😂
still after 1 year...my ringtone is..DUNE....That's DIVINE POWER.
I watched this from beginning to end and did not understand a damn thing that was going on. And I saw bits and pieces of the classic Dune movie. I think there is too much story to compress into a mere 2:35 timeslot.
I vaguely remember in the classic there was some kind of skill that would allow the warriors to break through stone structures by simply yelling. It was a skill that could be trained. I also recall that the big plot twist was that the sandworms "were" the Spice.
Finally, we live in a time where CGI is up to the level where it can do justice to the world of Frank Herbert.
I know right looks very well done.
Are you insinuating that the Sandworm doesn't actually exist?
I invoke kanly!
@@St3v3z Not on planet earth - otherwise planet earth would look a little different... ^^
Also, Denis is against CGI in massive proportions. He loves his real settings, which is why his movies and acting in them is always top notch
A lot of that just comes down to budget. Star Wars episodes 1-3 looked great. Dune 2000 literally had Wizard of Oz era sets with static drawings hung on the walls of indoor sets for outdoor scenes. You could see the actors' shadows on the sky.
“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.”
this has been my creed for the past 10 years
@G This made me laugh, thank you
This got me through many a gym class.
Really I use this with anxiety crisis :) bad old times, but was a great help in that moment.
The visuals and sound design is damn good. Every shot is atmospheric and beautiful and believable as well. If part 2 keeps up the quality and artistry this will be the sort of thing they show in film schools to show what’s done right
I first watched the movie twice in cinema and now Ive read book one and two and when seeing that trailer again, it just boggles my mind how well Denis has brought all the characters and worlds to life.
Even Herbert himself wouldn't have found the words to describe how good this film is. A life-long Dune fan to other Dune fans, they didn't ruin it. They might have somehow elevated Dune to another level and I didn't think that would ever be possible. See it as a soon as possible on the biggest screen you can find.
And they made digestible for the general audience
Villeneuve masterclass
Making it a Part 1 was a wise choice in IMO.
yeah, galactic boredom
@@loupasternak while I agree the pacing was subpar in places, I don’t think anyone can even consider “durr, I thought it was boring” an actual criticism. Overall, the film is very good, especially compared to almost every other big budget Hollywood film in recent years, especially regarding Science Fiction.
@@abovehighground8132 i strongly disagree (you know like the surveys ask) Im a long long long time sci-fi fan, and this was a total boner. Ugly coloring too. Terrible palate. Acting, mediocre at best .
I must not hype. Hype is the mind-killer. Hype is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my hype. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the hype has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
Shades of Blade Runner...
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Very good comment
That was gold (or Melange if you will)
a thousand kudos to you
I knew this movie by BTS behind the scenes of Yet To Come MV.. and, imo this's incredible movie ever I seen
I think 2:02 may be the most stunning scene in the movie. The visual effects perfectly encapsulate the massiveness of the sandworm and the desert, and the music perfectly enhances that. Every scene was a piece of art, but if I had to choose one, I'd choose this.
Man I am so glad Oscar Issac is getting so many roles these days, his screen presence was terrific in it.
he was better in that indie movie
Wdym?
Yeah he was awesome
Everytime he was on frame, you felt the power and nobility, even the way he walked was powerful, I remember specifically thinking that in theaters, wow look at that powerful stride, full of responsibility and power but never hubris or priviledge
He absolutely chewed up every scene he was in.
Amazing acting.
"He who controls the spicy casting controls the universe." -Frank Herbert, probably
Yeah, maybe :v
It’s kinda funny cause spice is something they fight for in Dune
@@DarshanBhambhani Everyone that clicks 'View reply' on James McKinney's comment understands this.
Fuvk yes👍
Best. Comment. Ever.
15 minutes until Dune Part Two trailer comes out!! 🔥 🔥
Looooooved the movie ...i am so stupid for not watching it earlier....why oh why did i wait till now....
Let's face it, this isnt the first time your here.
More like the hundredth.
Yup
Nope, it's like the 20th already!!!!! hahahahahaha
I just love it so much!!
Hope its awesome
Ikr!!
*“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer”* - Me hyping myself up to go into a theater to see this
It's actually terrible advice, fear is what keeps us alive. It keeps us aware.
Corona isn’t that bad
Stay home like the good dog they want you to be... good boy.
@@tinygreenguy968 I prefer Heiniken
@@chrisoden1021
It's not about being a dog, just being practical. Don't be prideful about this
I had a passing interest in dune before. The new movie was fantastic, but I still find myself coming back to watch this trailer. It's absolutely masterful and got me so excited about a fantasy world I knew nearly nothing about.
This is the movie I saw in years that took me to that world. It is a rare feat only some can achieve. Now, I am excited to read the book, too.
Dune: *gets delayed*
Me, sweating: A human would remain in the trap, endure the pain-
Are you accusing the Dukes son is an animal,,,,,,, is the right response
If you remove your viewing, Dune 2020(1) will die
My name is a killing word.
Is it strictly only a theatrical release?
Let us say we suggest he *might* be human.
I just want to say that nearly all if not every single line in this trailer was pulled directly from the book. Coupled with the fact that this is a long time dream of Denis Villeneuve’s, I would say that this movie is going to be incredible.
As much as i love the book. I always want the movies to go a little on their own. Well maybe even a lot. I've read the book i know that story give me something new. That's why i scratch my eyes out at the live action Disney remakes. Except mulan that was bold, not perfect, but refreshing.
the thing that gives me hope this time over those that have tried to adapt this story in the past is that this time the director is a fan of the books and the story and not trying to just rewrite it the way he wants it he even states he wants to stay as close to the books as he can and go into more detail where needed to truly tell the story this series deserves this as it has helped shape so much of the scifi to follow it and has never been given its due
This is only the first half of the book. So this has to be a success to get the rest of the first book in the second movie. I will try to go into the cinema as often as possible.
@@2pacaveli1988 i might be wrong, but i believe part 2 will come either way. one of Villeneuve's terms in taking this project on was that he would not be satisfied with only 1 film to cover the 1st book, and demanded to make two. I'm under the impression part 2 is being made as we speak
@@gooseman8304 idk. The only thing I heard was that he demanded to do this in 2 movies, because it would have been too much for just one movie.
But Warner Brothers could say no to the second movie if this first movie is a commercial flop.
Even if they go lighter on these terms because of the pandemic.
So it might be likely he is able to do it, but maybe there is also the possibility that they say no to the 2nd movie.
I hope they confirm the 2nd movie as soon as possible.