God I Can’t Wait for Dune: Messiah

Timothee and Austin have almost too much chemistry for two people who are enemies and literally just met each other but in a weird way it make sense...everything is beautiful and crazy in this scene

As he mentioned that the stabbing scene was actually a vision has seen by Paul in the ''being Harkonnen'' scene. He says ''Visions are clear now. I see possible futures. All at once. Our enemies are all around us. And in so many futures, they prevail. But i do see a way. There is a narrow way through.''. And then he sees the stabbing vision. This means he planned the pulling the knife from himself and stabbing back Feyd. I realised that detail on my second watch. Brilliant.

Paul kills Feyd with nearly the same move Gurney uses on him in the training scene from the first film.

The hardest thing to achieve in this movie is conveying that this was a tragedy because the story has so many (super)hero-like elements.
With any other director, Paul's victory would have been perceived as the "good ending" and yet Denis manages to thread this needle masterfully creating a sad, ominous epilogue

To be honest, I'm still pinching myself that Denis achieved what he did with these movies. Blade Runner, Dune 1 & 2, Sicario, Arrival...

There is no modern director with a comparable filmography, imo.

Great breakdown! Denis Villeneuve is a legend

The story won't feel complete to me without "God Emperor of Dune".

A phenomenal scene from a phenomenal film. Thank you, Denis Villeneuve (and the team), for giving us this masterpiece ❤

Idk why but i guess i didn’t realize in the moment Paul knew he was almost going to get killed.  I was picturing the bigger end game picture, but when Denis said “he knew that he had to get stabbed cause he knew the narrow path” blew my mind for a moment

5:00 Villeneuve on Chalamet's aura

It still gives you shivers Mr. Villeneuve, and we can hear it in your voice. You created sooo many scenes in this movie that are just magical.

The most depressing thing about Dune is that even 20k years in the future, the fate of humanity comes down to a knife fight. The bottom line is, for all the careful genetic manipulation and advancement of human achievements, it's just the same old caveman shit.

As a human being, I’m so blown away by Denis’s filmography of breathtaking & visionary epics. As a French / Acadian Canadian, I’m deeply proud that one of our own has been able to take his vision onto the world stage, and is getting such deserved recognition.

I’m especially delighted hearing “t-sé” (tu sais) as a linguistic ligature throughout his fantastic oration.

Félicitations, Denis. Et merçi!!

An artist truly passionate about their craft. Thank you Denis for creating magic

feyd is such an awesome character. sure he is a psychopath but when paul lands the killing blow feyd shows him respect in a way. i loved that scene

3:11 "He will lose her forever" - God, I just hope Denis won't change their relationship in Dune Part Three then. Their relationship arc in 'Dune Messiah' is beautiful and I'd hate for him to change that in the movies.

I re watch dune 1-2 and the final scene many times

Oscar campaign turned up to 11

Ive never seen a more complete person than Denis Villeneuve