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Honest Trailers | Dune (2021)
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Logan Rees, Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, & Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen & Randy Whitlock
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne
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Missed opportunity to call Paul “Spice Curls”
You have won the internet! Good one !😂🤣😂
Would be better for Zendaya ngl
"Lawrence of Arakkis"
And Duncan Idaho should've been "Hannah Montana".
Maybe they felt like they couldn’t after using a spice girls joke on the Lynch one. But damn that’s a good one!
"The books, get real weird" Ridiculous understatement.
Does Paul's son just warg INTO a sand worm? Or does he physically mutate on the spot INTO one, his own body inexplicably putting on that much mass from nothing? Also: they can reanimate corpses in the Dune universe? (re: Duncan)
*chuckles in face dancer*
@@Kris_AB mutate. Slowly though. Duncan will be clone multiple times (clone = ghola).
I already read the books, but I wish they didn't invite spoilers in the comments like this
@@ildaridrisov2367 'multiple times' being another ridiculous understatement.
Huge missed opportunity not calling Javier "No Country for Fremen"
Omg 😂😂😂
Most underrated comment
Not country for bold fremen
Brilliant! 😂
YAAS
Zendaya did a pretty good job of a girl in perfume commercial.
That's her acting range.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 tell that to her Emmy 🤡🤡
lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
the accuracy tho. her scenes were taken from a music video
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 you not seen euphoria, i guess
“The only hope for the future of House Hotties, is sad boy Paul” Best line in an Honest Trailer…
"Who picked the worst possible planet to be an emo kid"
And unborn sibling Atreides
House of Hotties indeed!
Fr 😂
"They did not need to adapt this part." Literally, if they didn't you would have said "How can they walk through the desert without being detected by sand worms?"
For real.
It's an important detail that I'm glad that they added
well... this channel has to say something about something for their content. ;)
@@Thatit777 It was the Monty Python moment of the film.
Yes, but there's no need to because Fatboy Slim already explained it in the lyrics to "Weapon of Choice"
Halfway through the film, it occurred to me that everyone on the planet must be tripping balls due to the psychedelic dust blowing around constantly.
Not all of the sand is spice
lmao yeah essentially read the books/ listen to audiobooks, they are spectacular
@@TR123 its like 50% sand 50% sand worm poop or spice xd
That's why their eyes are that weird shade of blue, actually.
@@monateru1712 Will do!
the sand walk and worms being drawn by rhythm is so iconic in dune they absolutely needed to respect that aspect. it would be insulting not to.
Actually I read Dune and that part was forgetful
@@mysteryjunkie9808 Have you read the other five?? Because it does play a fairly large role throughout the first three at least
I would have liked a bit of foreshadowing or exposition on the drum sand part, if you're going to go full walk, then at least EXPLAIN the part of the desert where it doesn't work anymore, lol.
So iconic Fatboy Slim had a hook about it in Weapon of Choice: "Walk without rhythm, you won't attract the worm."
I agree, when they covered it properly I squealed like the book-based fan girl I am.
Batista just do what he does best. Stand absolutely still so he becomes completely invisibel.
Only way to survive in this movie!
Let's just say that it's a short-term strategy
He was eating a zargnut.
Kind of amazing that Batista with minimal makeup is a believable alien :P
I found the visuals and music to be cool but the story and characters felt really bland to me, didn’t feel invested
Personally I respect any movie that starts with epic spaceships and ends with a back-alley desert shiv fight
Amen! This movie was so well made and just so beautiful, and I couldn't even watch it on the big screen - had to settle for my 55" TV.
@@Klm49 You mean you chose to not watch it on the big screen. You can leave your house.
The movie did not translate to IMAX very well. That said, I only saw it in IMAX and not a normal screen, so I don’t know how much of the fuzziness and pixilation was intended and how much was the upscaling / projection to the IMAX screen.
@@moffch4319 Watched it in Dolby at AMC. Was perfection. Def the way its meant to be seen.
Yup, you don't need a huge CGI battle if you have actual character development and an interesting world. It's obvious this isn't the whole story but the duel was a very satisfying half-finale.
Everyone: "I demand context!" Entire movie: "..... ...No" 😂
Hey, what do you expect from a Villeneuve film? You're not SUPPOSED to know what's going on but to try and figure it out for yourself (and to come up with wildly different theories than others - with whom you'll argue about it for hours after seeing the film!)
Every scene whispered back almost unintelligibly: .....no.
The book: also no
The whole movie is context
@Centurion of Rome In fact, I feel like the movie sometimes does a better job at providing context than the books. :3
My Dad had read the book, watched the old movie then dragged me into watching the new movie and sharing tidbits of the book and how accurate the movie was Incredible father daughter bonding day 👍👍
Did you dress in matching still-suits?
@@stevenwild39 I *wish*
@@angelfire1156 (sigh) that sounds incredibly wholesome. Please, accept my gift of water
Well MY dad made me WATCH the old movie, THEN the whole straight to dvd series, WHILE explaining the books. THEN I had to watch the new movie. So there. How’s that father daughter bonding.
@@dodgyyoutuber9560 doesen't sounds like fun(
The Scottish instrument is immortal
SCOTLAND. FOREVERRRR
It's from Jordan I think
It's originally middle eastern so that's why probably
@@stevekillgore9272 bagpipes are from egypt originally actually
I was expecting Roddy Piper to walk out of a spaceship.
Oscar Issac played one of the best dilfs this year
no contest there
Always
So proud of him. I had no idea it was even him until now, but it all makes sense
Definitely. Can't compete with Lady Jessica / Rebecca Ferguson, but the key letter here is L... This cast is like Mummy-level bisexual perfection.
How do I agree with this more?
The ''middle east also has professional actors' got me...
I think they beautifully paced the story, the sountrack is amazingly spot on, and I'd rather have a movie like this nicely covering half of the book, rather than having a rushed one that comprises all of it in a bad way.
trust me i felt it was rushed
@@taiyabac.633 same here. I needed WAY more character development.
@@taiyabac.633 better in series, right
Beware of what you desire... That same idea is what delivered us "The Hobbit"... erm... *trilogy*...
@@franzrogar yeah but the Hobbit was an incredibly short book written for young adults, and Dune is very much the opposite of that. This movie was all style no substance. It needed more time.
"The books get weird" is the understatement of the century
One of the top comments but okay
@@ayva1106 you're right, it's weird for people to have the same thought and not read comments. SMH
@@MultiTequilaSunrise I mean like every other comment is about how the books are weird lmao it's not exactly a unique or original idea.
@@ayva1106 no ideas are truly original
@@ayva1106 you know multiple people can share their thoughts on the book right? They are weird books it’s not strange for Multiple people to say this.
Should've just said "poe Dameron, spice runner. Runner of spice"
I was kinda expecting that too
And now spooky marvel moon warrior
@@robdfar Muad'dib is the Fremen name of the 2nd moon of Arrakis (named after what they call the kangaroo mouse). So his character's son is the 'Moon warrior' or possibly 'kangaroo mouse warrior'.
@@IndigoIndustrial He was talking about the Moon Knight Character from Marvel. Who is getting a series.
When the sand worm jumps out of the dunes "they fly now ? They fly now !"
"Sad boy Paul who picked the worst possible planet to be an emo kid" 😂
It's 20,000 years into the future. The year 10191 was counted SINCE the Butlerian Jiuhad; which happened about 10,000 AD. OMG, did I just fact-check an Honest Trailer?
According to the books, it is 20,000 years into the future. Dune has its own calendar: year 10,191 is simply the time passed since the foundation of the spacing guild. The actual year is 23,352 AD.
THANK YOU!!!! I literally spoke to the screen to correct them!
Yaaaaaaas!
iM scOtt mAlkiSon, i hAve DiaBeTis
Yes!! I was looking for this comment!
Yes, most people don't get how far in the future Dune is. It's similar to how long human civilization exists now. Same time that took us to replace stone axes with smartphones. P.S. They use melee weapons - we made full circle xD
I laughed WAAAY too hard at Zendaya "cute little white boy belt" LMAO 🤣
That caught me so off guard that I fully cracked up and had to pause the video
right, it killed me 🤣🤣
It's facts
Me but then "Very Spice" and I really lost it.
Same
“It’s about getting high while your workaholic parents are distracted” and the perfect film excerpt “I’m sorry sir won’t happen again”
Didn’t read the books, haven’t seen any other adaptations, knew nothing of the world going in. Enjoyed the movie, could have easily sat for another couple of hours watching more.
I actually really appreciated the "sand-walk" detail; it added a viable and clever explanation of how the desert people learned to cope with living alongside monsters attracted by rhythm. After all there are all kinds of tactics people use in real life dealing with various animals.
I came to say the same thing, it's an important detail from the books
Walk without rhythm and it won’t attract the worm!
It wasn't consistent though. They'd talk about how important it was and then *immediately* not do it.
@@underthemilkyway955 exactly!! They pretty much did it once, twice maybe? Other than that they walked normally, a few times seconds after mentioning the sand walk 🤨 annoyed me so much lmao
@@underthemilkyway955 I think it's more a safety precaution. If you're in a hurry you can take the chance that a worm won't show up.
Leave out the walk? No way - for some people, the only thing they know about Dune is that if you walk without rhythm, you won't attract the worm!
Exactly... I was picturing Christopher Walken dancing to Fatboy Slim
And then they stop doing that once a worm approaches. Good idea.
@@magicmulder If the worm is already attracted, there's really no point. What are you gonna do. Stand very still so he doesn't see you?
But why waste movement going side to side? You can walk forward without rhythm too.
@@KittyBoom360 It appears to be without rhythm, but there is a pattern to it, like a dance. It's just a dance with many seemingly unrelated steps at different tempos which seems random to us, and just sounds like the normal sounds of the desert to the worms. They learn that dance so they can do it unconsciously. When you walk you're doing it at a subconscious level, you're not actually thinking "OK now this foot is down so let's lift the other one and pull it forward", you did that when you were a baby learning to walk and now you've practiced it so much you don't even think about it. If the movement was truly random, you would have to consciously think about what to do next after every single step which would be mentally very draining and there's no way you could keep that up for hours without getting distracted and simply falling back into a normal walking pattern unconsciously.
They absolutely needed the walking without rhythm portion and I'm glad they kept it. It shows how aggressive the worms are.
That's why they walk normally in the majority of the movie )
@@BoraHorzaGobuchulthey weren’t in work territory for the majority of the movie
@@PixlPlayer well that wasn't very apparent. For this to be clear, they'd ideally have to clearly show to the viewer that there are these two kinds of territory, and how the characters identify those... Maybe I missed it, but unlikely
The number of troops used to destroy the Atreides is significant lower in the movie than the book. Pieter says that the Emperor gave the Baron 3 battalions of Sardaukar. In the book it was 3 legions, which equates to 60 battalions. I guess they didn’t want to spend even more money on extras fighting it out
To be fair, we only saw the attack on Arakeen. In the books we learn that the Harkonnen attacked every major city/outpost of the Atreides on Arrakis at once. So they had to have more people than just the troops that attacked the capital.
@@Wurzelknecht nevertheless, they specifically say “3 battalions” in the movie, not “3 legions”
@@artembentsionov ah, forgot that part.
Like Hollywood writers know the difference between a battalion and a legion.
@@vederianl9723 even they would look it up. But: film adaptations have to vary from books to some degree and vice versa, if they want to be any good.
"picked the wrong planet to be an emo kid" got me laughing hysterically!
same 😂
What is emo kid??
@@themanwithhighground4279 Emotional Hardcore, or Emo for short, is a music genre that in many ways is a renaissance of Romanticism: It celebrates emotional depth, melancholy, by being superficial and shallow.
@@davidwuhrer6704 sounds like every teenager to me
Funny and true. I disliked that they cast someone who doesn't look his age to cater to the teenager demographic in an otherwise excellent movie
Please say “My desert, my Arrakis, my Dune.”
I'm just happy to see somebody else remembers and loves Congratulations the same way I do.
@@d3rrick10493 Congratulations!
“My Dewwwwwwwwwwwn”
Good luck, It took me about a dozen times before I got him to say one of mine. Honestly, I think you have far better a chance of him saying your suggestion if you make it about a future video they’ll end up making, at least that’s what finally worked for me on the Wandavision video.
Just watch the film it doesn’t get better then that.
"Doesn't do much besides stand there with his mouth open" pretty well sums up Rabban's character. :P
Earth: not just bagpipes, but bullfights too.
Zendaya graced the film with a cameo appearance for another notch on her "cute little white boy" belt 😄
i do wonder when she will complete the cute lil white boi belt
🤢🤢🤮🤮
@@suemccashland When she gets to me.
@@robertodell9193 taking one for the team ✊
@@robertodell9193 we gets to you? Wow, that’s a standards drop for her
"Two and a half hours to watch a contract dispute between the Exxon-Mobils of tomorrow" Ouch. I mean, he's not wrong, when you boil it down. It's just, sheesh, don't do my great houses bad like that, man... Also, Exxon Mobil and their competitors WISH they could see a contract dispute last only 2 1/2 hours...
To be fair to the corporations though, they don't have Kanly.
Frank Herbert would say “Yes, but one of them becomes a religion.”
I mean, that IS the point, though. Herbert actually wrote a thing previous to Dune about how we were doomed to make our next big war over offshore drilling. And then we're surprised when it turns out no one's the good guy here.
One of them was backed by the government. AND THEN their rival didn’t only overthrow said government, but also became a religion... Sooooo........
There are only three oil companies left, and they have divided up the planet among themselves. For now.
"...who sound like they make a mean Paella." That part got me good. Spit my tea all over my damn keybord... again xD
I’d love to see the director’s cut of this film, since Denis Villeneuve said many scenes were shot that didn’t end up in the final movie. So a director’s cut is a huge possibility, despite villeneuve saying he rarely does director’s cuts of his movies.
It's possible to realize during editing that a scene doesn't work in the movie. It's not that he was forced to cut it out, it's that he realized it needn't have been filmed in the first place.
The movie is already 2 and a half hours how long do you need it???
@@GrizbyK72yes
Bag pipes are the only thing that survived from earth, so the future is either Scottish or part of an elaborate prank, or both
"the future is Scottish" the original title of the book.
@@seanrobertson3833 the worm is actually the loch ness monster
@@Yunghamz Spice is powdered Irn Bru
@@seanrobertson3833, oh come on, powdered Buckfast surely?
@@Brownie-ms6sv na, the buckfast is what the big evil lad uses to bathe in.
Actually David was in every single frame, he just stood so still he was invisible to the naked eye.
"Dude!... How long have you been standing there!"
😂😂😂
Lmao David Bautista
LMFAO
He was eating a zargnut.
"Finn Wolfhard, you're next!" 🤣
4:24 secret to survival in Dune universe - stand in place with your mouth open
“Moving to the desert, gonna find me a lot of sietches” was absolutely brilliant!
Why does that sound so familiar?
Fremens in sietches Sietches are free
@@sdb-sj5qd it's a Presidents of the USA song from 1995 called Peaches (real lyric is: moving to the country, gonna eat me a lot of peaches)
@@helenl3193 it sound like welcome to the jungle
@@helenl3193 Hi fellow Helen, I think we are both feelin old! Helen A here. I had this album, thanks so much, I will have to sleep with this song in my head now.
"Getting high while your workaholic parents get distracted" described the movie in one sentence
So uh we gonna tell the Honest Trailer guy about the Dune popcorn buckets?
"and the only surviving piece of earth culture is the bag pipe." got me in stitches!!!
"Jabba The Hutt Noises" was cute, but I would have gone for "Swollen Skarsgard" myself.
underrated comment, lol
This made me chuckle
Skargaard the Hutt
It's totally true. George Lucas morphed Baron Harkkonen into Jabba the Hutt. Evil space empire getting bested by rebels from the desert too. Bene Gesserit voice magic became the Jedi mind trick. In fact the Jedi are a mashup of the Bene Gesserits and samurai.
he's like a Hutt Tywin Lannister
Missed opportunity to say "he who controls the pants controls the galaxy!"
They didn't say it in the movie, they have no idea it was key in the book
Nice R & M reference
Denis Villeneuve really is one of the best directors working right now. We can already see that he is redefining the sci-fi genre. He is capable of pulling off such a big project like Dune, adding his personal touch and vision.
"Movin' to the desert, gonna find me a lotta sietches" is one of your all time greatest lines.
"the books, get real weird" david lynch: not weird enough
Jodorowsky: hold my blotter acid
If anyone can turn the weirdness up a notch David (twin peaks) Lynch can.
Jodorowski's vision for Dune was much less imaginative and weird than Dune, by a lot. Jodorowski's Dune looks like Baby's First Crayons compared to Lynch's Dune. And Lynch's Dune is like Paint By Numbers compared to Dune. Villeneuve's Dune is to Dune like Honest Trailers is to the film: Short, simplified, but mostly accurate and very enjoyable in itself, even better if you know the original. Also with epic sound and, of course the Voice. (Not Frank Sinatra.)
"Cute little white boy belt" LMAOOOOOOO that got me.
I just saw Ghostbusters: Finn Wolfhard already got his own ebony honey
The ant creature with human hands ( I thought it looked more spider-like) may have been some foreshadowing of the Bene Tleilax.
Can we talk about how Shadout Mapes CRUSHED that noise she made? I mean, well done, lady.
I love Dune, but I laughed so hard! "Do half and worry about the rest later..."
Please do "Don't look up" trailer
Same! Honestly the first half of the book is so much better written. Adapting the 2nd half is going to be a huge challenge. Less detailed writing + some really weird events that might be hard to take to the screen (a 2 year old assassin, for example). I think starting with Part 1 was genius though.
@@jasoneckle3569, first of all, shhhhhhhhhhhh! with the spoilers!!! :))))))) Second of all, everyone is going with someone who read the book so everyone will be cool.
"The books, get real weird" And that is why we love them.
James Mcavoy would agree 😉
It's interesting that everyone always points to God Emperor for the "oh the sequels get really weird" thing talking to non-book readers. I feel it really kinda just gloss over a lot of narrative both before and after god emperor
@@meh27143 It's hard to present things that arch over multiple books of world building to someone who has not read the books. How do you describe the post-Scattering Tleilaxu culture that was built up in the series starting in the second book, in one or two sentences. OTOH, "A dude that turns into a Worm" is something people will start visualising instantly.
@@meh27143 Chapterhouse: Dune (6) was the weirdest by far for me. haven't read them in like 15 years tho.
The chills I got when the bagpipes scenes were happening cannot be explained
It was so gorgeous. Legit the only person I wanted to make this film more than Villeneuve is Tarsem Singh. It's so, so, so....affecting. It _feels_ expansive. It's clearly a labour of love. And to top it all off, I think most of the casting was pretty near to perfect. Just spectacular, all round.
Aw yeah...Tarsem used to make movies which would work without storyline or dialogue. The pictures say it all.
@@immanueljungheim8512 imagine Dune made in the style of The Fall. What a feast for the eyes that would be. But this one is absolutely stunning, too.
How much spice are you on? It was pretty dull and one note visually.
Sure, it was "one note"; if that note was...you know, freaking Dune. And if I'm on spice then that means I'm seeing _deeper_ into the heart of things than everyone else, so maybe find a new avenue for discrediting? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
"I demand context!" Don't ask. You might receive.
The baron's debauchery is well know through out the universe.
There's a horrific theory floating around that it (the spider gimp) might be Dr. Yueh's wife, taken apart and reassembled by the Tleilaxu.
Laughs in Tleilaxu.
“It’s 10,000 years in the Earth’s future, and the only surviving part of Earth’s culture is bagpipes.” Still laughing
It's actually around 20-21k years into the future
The bagpipes is the mark of only ONE house, the Atreides. There are 157 Great Houses in the Unverse of the Dune, not to mention the lesser houses and folks without even a house (like the Fremen).
And palm trees
"contract dispute between future Exxon Mobils" just killed me
Nobles?
It's great to see how this adaptation of DUNE has been so well made that even with two plus hours of critical character & plot development discarded (or "held back"?) folks can laugh hysterically over this or that part of what went up on screen and still excitedly wait for part deux.
But did you SING it?
"The books, get real weird" Everything said to support that statement is absolutely correct. God Emperor of Dune is the start of all the weird.
I mean, ignoring the drugs, future sight and religious genocide of the first couple books, it starts to get weird about halfway through Children. Basically anything Leto II is involved in or responsible for.
@@BonaparteBardithion the Golden Path to Weirdness
Best. book. ever.
@@TooMuchToCareAbout2 i second that
Just to clarify I'm referring to book 4: God Emperor of Dune
"They did not need to adapt this part".....Yes they most certainly did
Yes, my life is now more fulfilled now I know how they move across the sand.
@@MultiChrisjb You've never read the book huh?
I just wish they didn't try to make it look like some trendy dubstep dance. Think how long it would take to get anywhere moving like that!
@@bobbobson4607 You've never read the book huh?
@@MultiChrisjb This, but unironically.
The visuals of this movie were great and some of the technical details were good, but personally, the movie started out making no sense, got even more confusing, and just when I thought I was starting to figure it out, IT ENDS suddenly and without warning!!!
I'm glad a majority of people actually enjoyed this movie. I felt they did a good job with what they had in terms of resources, but it confuses me how some people have the audacity to call it bad filmmaking because you have to see it in theaters to experience it in full. That's the case with every movie, you will never get the same feeling watching it from home.
MacGuffins. Dune felt like a string of MacGuffins to me... it def was half a movie. it was like Tennet, in that, some bits were epic other bits horrible. the horrible bits, the acting.
This is a bad take. I'll take the comfort of my own home over a theater full of obnoxious strangers any day
@@Mare_Man I don't know about where you live, but where I am, theatres are anything but full. I've come close to getting a private showing on several occasions.
"The books get real weird." Understatement of the century.
Fun fact, you mentioned professor X and that Paul's son turns into a worm; James McAvoy was Paul's worm/son in the scifi channel children of dune miniseries and professor X in the xmen prequels
And Patrick Stewart plays Gurney Halleck in the Lynch adaptation. Coincidence? I think not! :)
dont forget, Patrick Steward was Gurney in 84 Dune. So another professor X
@@benkoferenc3365 yup and he even got to play the baliset, unlike poor Thanos
McAvoy was great
@@swarm8772 apparently they did have him play but it was cut. Will probably be included in the directors cut ultimate edition on boo ray
"or are oblivious to the fact that the Middle East has a number of professional actors"......Very well played, gang! Love it!
Honestly still wrapping my head around that a sci-fi's main character's name is Paul. Next you'll be telling me there's a sci-fi where the main character is called Luke... oh wait. No offence to the Pauls and Lukes out there, just a very common name in western society for such a fantastical world! I get that it's supposed to be our world in the future, but still.
Not only that. His mother's named Jessica, his friend's named Duncan and the badguy's named Vladimir.
Common American names and an ultra famous Greek last name 🤣🤣 (Atreides is the name of a royal lineage in Greek mythology/tragedies, including Agamemnon and Menelaus, the husband of Helen). I still remember when I read Dune how funny "Paul Atreides" sounded :P !!
The original book "Dune" was written in 1964, so yeah...
Neither Luke nor Paul are Western names.
Considering Dune was heavily inspired by T.E. Lawrence (and Lawrence of Arabia), Paul is acceptable. Or would you rather he be named Thomas?
Can we all just appreciate how on point epic voice guy's Jabba the Hutt noises were...
"Very Spice"-in Borat voice...whoever came up with that, along with who greenlit that, needs to be given a raise. Hit the funny bone!
It got me good too
I want to ask a question: what kind of a childhood did you have, were you happy?
@@yorumlardakrdysamaffedinlutfen Yeah, probably more than most in the world. I wasn't rich, but I acknowledge the privileges I had growing up. Compared to the rest of the world at that time, I would say I had it better than 88% of the rest of the world.
@@petekaiser8856 Thank you for your answer Can we say that people are also happy in countries with high social development?
@@yorumlardakrdysamaffedinlutfen People can be happy anywhere. Happiness is something attainable by all.
I read the books, all of them, more than once. The movie is amazing at all levels.
This was awesome! Perfect amount of comedy while still showing off how great this movie was.
The "everything is settled by knife fight" comment made my boss look over at me dieing of laughing
You got the best boss in the world
(because bullets are too fast and would bounce off the shield)
@@AbcDef-ww2gy The Fremen don't have shields. That's why they kept losing to the Harkonnen.
@@davidwuhrer6704 Yes. The Fremen needed to upgrade.
@@davidwuhrer6704 Shields attract worms.
Red Notice's budget was 200m compared to Dune's 165m. That's just crazy to me. This movie looks so much better than pretty much anything other than another Denis' film.
Try paying Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne Johnson to get together. They don't even have to do anything, just be at a specific place at a specific time together. And you'll probably already find yourself running in the millions...
I never heard of that movie.
Movie studios need to stop including actor's salaries in the budgets.
@@Cuzjudd you don't think actor's salaries are a cost of movies?
@@asmosisyup2557 yeah but I like to know how much everything cost outside of salaries
This is the best honest trailers I’ve watched! Period.
I wasn't ready for the bagpipes scene. I laughed so hard right there in the theater.
When Oscar Isaac's character says "I wanted to be a pilot". I almost instantly thought of Poe Dameron.
Sadly, in the SW sequels, that meant a quick demotion to extra - he and Finn were neither Rey nor the Emo Sith himself, so no room to make them actually matter.
That's actually in the book though.
Me too,
Poe Dameron's backstory in the films is that he used to be a spice runner...
Can't wait for the summer to see everyone sandwalking on the beach.
Sorry to disappoint you but part 2 is going to see the light in 2023. 😭😩
@@Lunal73 Not related to what was said I don’t think.
0:37 missed a really good chance to call it "DUNC" since that was the first thing I read when seeing the posters.
Holding out for Part 2 and the bluray that puts it all togethet. I'm patient. I can wait.
"The books get real weird!" Yeah, I know. Gosh, I can't imagine what God Emperor of Dune would look like with a cinematic adaptation.
The ironic thing about God Emperor is that it's basically the only book where the entire cast *isn't* on drugs (due to the spice shortage).
I don’t dare to dream God Emperor will ever be made into a movie 😞
Fucking awesome!
Giant larv with a human face, on IMAX screen? Yeah, nah man, imma bout to skip that future
I would so love to see that 3 part movie.
Long ago in a distant land, ScreenJunkies unleashed the Samurai Jack Honest Trailer.
But, a foolish commentor stepped forth to repost him!
This movie really should have been a series with the end being the end of season one. There were multiple spots where I thought, "Ok time for next episode."
"The books get real weird" There was not need to spoil them, though...
"Dry Doc." Good one. A point for Honest Trailers.
I don’t get it
@@prospersikhwari5289 Kynes or however you spell it is a Doctor and a dry dock is when you store a boat away from water like in a desert. Not their best joke
Laughed way more at “Zendaya is Chani” than I should have
I don't know, I think the idea that Zendaya is actively collecting notches on her ''cute white boy belt'' might have been my favorite bit ^_^
"Zendaya is Meechee."
But what's that mean. The reference of this sentence?
@@mehditalbi5913 it’s from funny song „Zendaya is Meeche”:)
@Robert I let out the ugliest little chuckle at that part😂
I’m literally wearing a tshirt that says “if you walk without rhythm, it won’t attract the worm” right now and I feel attacked by you saying they did not need to adapt that. They have Christopher Walken, FFS! 😀
You have to dedicate an entire episode to the Emperor Walkin memes when Part 2 comes out.
I went 29 years without knowing the Dune books existed somehow and only got about halfway through the first book before the movie came out so it's kind of convenient that it was just a part 1. I feel like nothing was really spoiled since the book makes it pretty clear from the start that they'll be betrayed and mostly killed. I'm just going to pretend I didn't hear the stuff around 5:34
HT is getting way too casual with their spoilers. Not for the movie that the trailer is about, that's a given, but for other things that there's no spoiler warning for, like they did at the end of this one. Or spoiling stranger things 2 in the stranger things 1 trailer. Or the Matrix sequels in the Matrix 1 trailer. Or the Matrix sequels again in the Loki trailer.
lol those are minor spoilers, my first encounter with dune was in a book swap reading the like 5th book and then dune: chapter house and lastly dune: messiah (second book)
@@jonathanrichards5343 I don't really get too annoyed at spoilers of decades old stories but I get why it could be annoying for some people.
it's one of those story things that sound meaningless until you actually get to the part, don't worry about it
@@jonathanrichards5343 When they do things for older movies, I don't think it's a huge deal because you figure most people have seen it, but they've done things like that with shows based on books. Things that were either left out of the movie, or things that are in the book sequels.
Spider : there are people who say it's a creepy toy made by a creepy faction we won't meet before book 2, others, that it's a nod to Jodorowsky's Tarantuwolf, and finally, there are some who say it might be Yueh's wife. ...or used to be.
But Wanna died..
Not in the books, but could be a Tleilaxu creation. Futars -- part human part tiger -- appear in the later books.
@@danielspear8973 yes, but that was after the Scatering
Well the last group is wrong, the Baron clearly says she's dead. He has no reason to lie in that scene.
"Dune" was done how "The Hobbit" should've been done. Two movies, not bloated into three.
The Hobbit should have been one movie, the book is shorter than any single Lord of the Rings book and they were one movie each.
I mean you could definitely split dune into 3 movies
Actually Dune should be 3 movies. There are tons of important scenes which were not in the movie and happen before Harkonnens attack.
Rankin/Bass did it in 78 minutes
@@wojtek1582 pretty sure scifi channel did an adaptation that was something like 7 installments at 1 hour each PS: looked it up, and it was only 4.5 hours total, but then I remembered sci fi channel has a 60/40 commercial to show ratio so 7 hours is about right
Being fair, the movie includes A LOT of the character development. Ive been listening to the book again and they took a TON of the book word for word into the movie.
It's not 10,000 years in the future. It's 10,000 years after the Butlerian Jihad, which is itself 10,000-15,000 years in the future (the cannon is deliberately unclear).
To be fair after thousands of years we are not sure about dates either, though that was likely unintentional
Who cares. It said something like year 10,100…to me that’s 8 thousand years into the future
It doesn't matter
@@noelv1976 It's 20,000 years in the future from our perspective. For the Dune universe, everything starts from the Butlerian Jihad/Machine crusade. That is basically year zero, so 10,000 years from then.
@@noelv1976 Well if you are using human era calendar then it is 2 thousand years into the past because in this calendar we are living in 12021 year. ;)
"Canada's greatest hero since whoever put gravy on cheese curds" I agree whoever invented Poutine should be recognised and be made a hero of the country.
Please,we’re not at all responsable for Putin, but for poutine; definitely.
@@nathaliecomeau7158 lol,thank you for pointing that out, I didn't even realised I typed 'Putin' instead 'poutine' .
@@nathaliecomeau7158 But isn’t Putin’s name in French “Poutine”? Hahaha I always found that funny 😅
@@salmanmalek8450 It's okay, you can still put gravy and curds on Putin in Canada.
All we know for certain is this: Whoever it was, they had been drinking.
Not much time left for part 2! I'm sooo looking forward to November!
For Dune 2, I think "Spice Wars: Empire Strikes Back" would be a great way to name it.
0:00 - I saw the video and I thought "Praise Shai-Hulud! The vid I've been aching for!" Bless the Maker and His water. Bless the coming and going of Him. May His passage cleanse the world. May He keep the world for His people.
Very Spice indeed!
*Cue Sakaar Chant* 😁
"Just the tip" killed me
The spider creature was an odd out-of-context addition, but better than the David Lynch version where they literally sellotaped a rat to a cat.
2:22 Dude. 41 years and I’ve forgotten how hard other people can make me laugh instead of me for them. I love you and how you’re mind works pal. Genuinely, I had forgotten.