“Where there was peace, Muad’Dib would bring war” Fixed it.

Starts raining Sand worms: "What the hell is going on up there!"

Surely there was at least 1 person who went to see this back in 84' and shouted out in the cinema " HE JUST KILLED ALL THE WORMS!"

I don't care what people say this was the best episode of Twin Peaks yet..FBI Agent Dale Cooper being the Kwisatz-Haderach...what a twist!

he blessed the rains down on Arrakis

For he is the quiz hat's heart attack!

"For he is the Cuisinart Cataract!"

I was quite devastated by the pay disparity between the human actors and the worm actors in the making of this film.

Let’s give it up for 7 year old Alicia Witt. She was amazing in this role.

Nobody: Me finishing a project at work: "And how can this be? For he is the Kwisatz Haderach!"

I love the way Stilgar says “Muad’dib!” like “holy moly my guy.”

All those poor sandworms, water kills them. Now they're all going to die. No worms, no spice. Just what the Spacing Guild was afraid of.

"and how can this be?" for some reason it always cracks me up.

And then all the worms died, spice production ceased, and galactic civilization came to a screeching halt What an uplifting ending!

Maud’dib will bring peace...except a known universal spanning jihad that cost 60 billion lives lol

Frank Herbert: Writes Dune with the core message of not putting all your faith in charismatic leaders and that no messiah is true. David Lynch: "soo let's give him weather control powers lol"

Honestly even after reading the books I still love this film. Seen the various cuts and director cuts that get close to Lynch vision, he did great job with the film in the circumstances. It really for me captured the terror of a messiah and being on the wrong side of a messiah wrath and powers along with costumes and sets are so gorgeous. The only thing outdated was some of the SFX but god some of the sets and costumes are so gorgeous. I am also pretty sure it David Lynch is take on The Greatest Story Ever Told film. Due to core cast from that in this and the beats. This film really impacted me and certainly still one of my favourite films.

Good job maub’dib, you just killed all the sandworms!👍

I know it's not in the book but Paul's mega shout is so insanely badass, Skyrim-tier even

The rainfall sequence at the end of the novel was really profound. Brilliantly depicted here

From a little known actor in 1984 to the Messiah and Emperor of the known universe 10,000 years later. "How can this be? For he is the Quisinart Hatrack."

I am very fond of this version of Dune. It had its flaws, but it did a good job of projecting the religious overtones of the book. It had that touch of Cecil B De Mille's The Ten Commandments to it.

And just like that.... the spice stopped flowing.

We fremen have a sayin- Hol up, whatcu mean "we fremen?"

And so ended the Spice trade on Arakis. Hence forth those who desired spice would be forced to rely on roguish smugglers willing to make the Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs to provide them with their precious spicy fix

As wild as the entire Dune saga is, you can't deny how hype it'd be to see firsthand The Chosen One was your boi all along. In the words of Shadout Mapes, "My lady... when one has lived with prophecy for so long, the moment of revelation is a shock."

As a representative of the sandworm people, I must say that we completely disassociate ourselves from a movie production that is unable to represent our planet, our culture, and ultimately tries to sweep the sand under the carpet. A carpet that is clearly too small for the task. A Spice Girls concert would be a better option for a Saturday night.

The music at the end 😍

"Muad'Dib would bring peace and love" Press X to doubt

I don’t know why David Lynch, Toto and pugs make for such a compelling combination, but I love it

Famous replica from the movie: "Don't try to your powers on me " . I love sci-fi movies 😍

"How can this be? For he is the Kwisatz-Haderach, Give-A-Dog-A-Bone." Lol, all joking aside, this ending is epic, especially when the theme kicks in after the thunder.

That look of sheer love that Alia gives to Paul at 1:26--heartbreaking when you know how her story ends.

A timeless and beautiful production.

I started watching Twin Peaks a week ago and I was like, hey, it's Paul! Then I looked at who directed Dune and all made sense. I never paid attention that Lynch directed this movie lol

Before mortal kombat there was Paul with his own finishing move

I know the sonic stuff was all Lynch but fuck it...yelling at Sting and causing him to crack him and the floor open like an egg is EPIC. “Usul no longer needs the weirding module” is one of my favorite lines as well.

Actually a great film adaptation of an immensely influential work of science fiction. If a bit disjointed and choppy in spots, they did an admirable job with incredibly intricate and complex material. The film, however, admittedly makes the mistake of assuming far too much of a knowledge base on the part of the viewer. If you've read and absorbed the novels, you know exactly what is going on, even with the unavoidable gaps forced by the constraints of squeezing an encompassing epic into a two and a half hour film. To the uninitiated, it was a muddled and unintelligible mess, and many who saw the movie simply had no idea what in the living hell was going on at any point. This l have to admit was understandable, as much as l love the source material and appreciate the film.

actually " Kwisatz-Haderach" is a known phrase in in Hebrew . so it can loosely be translated as leap of the path ( better say , leaping easily over a path), or what i guess the author tried to say- leap to the next phase in Hebrew we use this phrase to describe a great progress that someone have made.

Of course the new version is FANTASTIC. But Lynch told the story in 2 hours, and I still love it, and all of its quirkiness. "Put the pick in there pete. Turn it round really neat!"

The Fremen have the catchbasins of water waiting to terraform and stuff. But they are careful not to kill off the worms with it. Saving it at the Arrakis Dime Water Debt Savings Bank for the right day.....

I think Paul was a “Super Empath”. That killing blow with his words makes me think of the famous, “Empathic Supernova”.

Some days I feel like the only person who LIKES this movie. I was only 10 when it came out. What did I know of the troubled production? I just thought it was epic... and I still do.

This last scene with the rain wasn't in the theatrical version I watched in 1984. It was later added to the VHS release.

One of the best movies ever made.

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

For he is the Nick knack patty whack...

Who’s randomly here after watching Dune 2 ?

I too loved David Lynch's version of DUNE especially the incredible music by TOTO and Brian Eno.

Rain in one area of the planet wouldn't kill all of the worms on Dune. I don't think its assumed that its raining everywhere on the planet. Even in the latter books something like 80% of the planet becomes green while the worms still exist in 20%.

“Where there was war, Muad’Dib would bring peace!” Literally everyone who actually knows Dune: *”ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?!”*

The music is biblical…and then it gets even more biblical right at the last moment! 😮. This it has in common with its 2024 cousin’s ending

"For he is the quiz arts hat rack!"

my favorite movie I know almost all the words to every scene. The cheesiness makes it awesome

This movie's haters don't get that the movie is not enslaved to the novel, herbert liked it, and while the book is political, the movie is very mystical and religious, it's another experience entirely, as it should be, literal people are always so blind to visual brilliance.

"Why does everybody hates the original dune? Its a classic!" Die hard fans of the book: 0:00

I just finished the Spice Diver Edition fan edit of Dune (on UKposts) and I found it to have the best narrative of any version of the movie I've ever seen, and it doesn't change the book by raining at the end, which would kill the sand worms. That version I can safely recommend to anyone without fear of letting them down with a seriously flawed movie...I can finally call the movie a masterpiece... AND it's right here on UKposts!

That pompous ay hole Sting getting a crysknife thru the face, priceless.

this movie and "blade runner" the 2 best movies of scifi since decades.

You know alot of people said this movie was shit but when It came out when I was a kid i loved it. I still do because it's part of a nostalgic memory for me.

Sean Young was hot back in the days.

Knowing the lore of the sandworm, I just realize that last scene is paul massacring the entire population of sandworm in Arrakis - essentially dooming the universe.

I love how Stilgar says "Muad’Dib" the way Samuel L. Jackson says "Motherf***er."

And then all of the worms on Dune died and spice production ended cause water KILLS THEM.

Such a savage scene. I can kill with a word

For He's the Quizno's Tater Snatch!

I could let many things go, but the "My name is killing word" thing...never.

The costumes and settings still stand the test of time and cgi.

My friend used to tell me that he swore at the end they called him, and I quote,”the shit sack hat rack”. I eventually went back for a watch to find that obviously was not the case, the world was a little darker that day, hell, a little quieter even, and I was really saddened.

That's why I love to play Atreides on Dune 2000💙

This is the first movie I ever payed for and now it’s in my collection

That had to sting

All that rain in the desert must of coused a lot of humidity.

Years,years later,a man had sat down somewhere in the dunes. A broken man,older,the mans eyes were spice blue,he was paul. Usul,paul muad,dib. Or once known...as paul atreides. The kwizats haderach was in sorrow. He failed. His plan to stop all this madness while working with the fremen,failed. Death would claim him soon enough. But as paul sat,he had visions...oh the visions...at 1st he viewed them indifferently,a tool. But he couldn't stop. He couldnt control his visions. And now... all is lost. Paul would then see someone. Or possibly halucinate. His father,leto. Paul looked at the stars and spoke "I can't stop it......so this is how it ends....." As pauls visions came,he saw futher. The great future...and the many comings of duncan. His brother almost to him and smirked "Dont worry guys....im coming home." Paul passed out. He need but will himself to live. But didnt. Upon the verdant world of dune...paul would be silent. And the kwizats haderach would die. But not without knowing...the future of dark omens...

I must of seen this movie no less than 20 times... Still at 46 yo, my favorite Scifi movie of all times. The ending here always gives my brain and body Chills. When he Broke open FEYD body, I cant get over how his own mother Looked Terrified!❤️ Like God, "What have I BIRTHED. " But at the same time standing there with a look of the NEW Universe Royal. And when Alia looks up at him before he makes it rain❤️❤️❤️ No movie in the world strikes up so many emotions like this one!

Parts of the planet ,will remain arid . Worms survive, yeah !

For he is the Nikknakkpaddywhack !!!

At 0:02 to 0:05, if you listen closely you can hear Feyd’s last breathing after having the knife jammed up under his neck.

"And how can this be? For he is the Quiznos sandwich."

0:26 Dune Messiah would like to have some words about those statements.

r.i.p worms

I like the way Everett McGill says "Muad'Dib" at 0:16.

I was a Dune newb when I saw this with a bunch of Dune fanatics in 1984 and they were sure pissed off about this film. They hated it.

That much rainfall on that terrain would be devastating. The time to saturation would be so short that floods would drown a lot of the people that can't swim or don't have boats or can't reach higher ground

You looked this up after seeing Dune part 2? 😄

I stood on my feet and yelled out loud when Sting got killed !

My second favorite movie just behind Bladerunner😎

This states literally the opposite of what Maud'dib became. Only Thanos murdered more pep than Paul Atreides eventually did

Hm, massive empire run by a superman who believes he is delivering the word of God. Welp, no red flags here. Nothing but smooth sailing.

Perhaps a more hopeful ending than the actual canon,...Dune 2 had a perfect ending that is FAR better than this.

How Love it this Part my friends. Is a Pity that In Dune: the Mini Series isn't Exist something like This. Thanks.

1:25 Love the crescendo here. Such an epic moment.

For he is the Burger King Triple Stack!

This is one of my all time favorite movies…awesome

“For the spice, there will always be some desert.”

David lynch was a true visionary, unmatched.

Just watched dune part 2. They fixed all this.

“Amen to that.... if GOD be for me.... who shall go against me!”🙏😌

He killed sting 😱😱😱

man i wish i could talk to david lynch and tell him how brilliant his version of Dune was. maybe not very faithful to the book, but visionary far-future scifi nonetheless.