First 10 Minutes of Dune Part 2 ANALYZED

In this video, I analyze the first 10 Minutes of Dune based on what was reported at CCXP 2023 in São Paulo! Exciting stuff in this one!

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[c.w.simpsonproductions]

I'm still hoping Denis Villeneuve ultimately changes his mind and adapts the other Dune books after Messiah. His Leto II would likely be the stuff of nightmares.

[bandeirantescafeeiro]

I was at that Conference, the beginning is perfect. Denis even said that it's a whole different movie, the first one was more about the first contact with the series and his vision, more about the wonders of Dune and it's beauty. Now, he said, it's total action and total war.

And the scene of his first ride on Shai-Hulud, I got goosebumps during the whole moment.

[maxhirsch]

Quinn- if you read these comments, just wish to say- beyond providing amazing discussions/analyses of various science fiction works, and conveying your overall passion for them, you have a great reading voice and style! It really illuminates the emotional tone and intensity of the passages read.

[monochromatech]

45 yrs old and this makes me feel like a kid awaiting Christmas morning or a birthday. You are a treasure, and your content is amazing. Thank you for reaching out to a new generation.

[rafaelgustavo]

My hope for the second movie: One of the reasons Herbert wrote Dune was due to the distrust he had of charismatic leaders and how the people are fickle, manipulable and surrender their freedom (with the respective critical sense and necessary distrust to the government) to follow the various scoundrels that infest the global history.

The sight of JFK and the charisma he exuded - just remember the romanticism of his government and person that emerged after his assassination.

The best passage of the 6 books is in the dialogue with Stilgar in "Dune Messiah": Genghis Khan killed 4 million, Hitler killed 6 million, and I sterilized planets." What a magnificent "hero" Paul Atreides was. And how the followers of a leader expand the mistakes of their leadership (religious, political, etc).

[guybrushthreepwood]

What i like most about your videos is that i can hear the excitement for Dune in every word you say! I'm a huge fan of Frank Herbert's books myself. But i think you're even on a much higher level. You're an expert when it comes to sci-fi and i really like your Channel!
Greetings from Germany

[GenXCoder]

Maybe I am mis-remembering but I thought Jessica and the Bene Gesserit's abilities came from Prana-Bindu training in how they can control their bodies at a cellular level, and that is why her pregnancy would not hinder her abilities to still be able to fight. The weirding way I remember as being the kind of combat training they did, like an ancient martial art.

[DJKeo]

I actually read the book because of you and your channel I'm hyped about this movie can't wait

[bellaususfitzpinguidpalate]

Really hope Denis changes his mind and sticks around for Children of Dune. I wouldn't want anyone else to direct it

[Klikoderat]

I really, really like this channel. Quinn has become THE youtube guy for Dune and all things science fiction.

[johncurtis]

Best ever break down! Very knowledgeable! 2 years after high school late one night I saw Dune for the first time it was released and over the years have become a fan seeking out books later mini series and now the new epic movies! I to can't wait until 2 comes out and I too will be there opening night! Thank you for your hard work brother!

[PrimeiroContatoSciFi]

It happened in a event in Brazil, called CCXP (Comic Con Experience). We also had a pannel of Mad Max Furiosa and a screening of Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon. Try catching on some brazilian Dune creators, we also have a ton of information you guys might like 🖖

[QBG]

My biggest potential disappointment is the erasure of Hasimir Fenring. He's one of my favorite supporting characters in the series, but so far they haven't announced an actor for him. However, the _have_ announced an actress for _Margot_ Fenring, his Bene Gesserit wife.

This leads me to believe they cut Hasimir and gave all his story to Margot, which I don't like.

I loved the husband-wife team dynamic between the Fenrings, and while I understand that neither was particularly important in the grand scheme of the original books, I can't help but feel like combining them into a singular advisor/spy/assassin will result in a character who exists entirely for plot exposition, with none of the nuance that came from _both_ Fenrings.

It's possible that Hasimir will still be adapted faithfully, but if that was the case, I really think they'd have told us who's playing him by now.

[Zidbits]

Dune was one of the book series I put off reading for almost 35 years. I knew it largely took place in a desert world and that just never held any interest for me. It didn't seem very "scifi". Then I watched a video from Quinn about the three body problem, which I ended up reading (all of them). I noticed Quinn only ever made videos about really good stories so I gave in and got all of the dune audiobooks and listened to them. I'm glad I did. It's not in my top ten but it's definitely in my top 20. However, the recent movie was really, really good. So I'm looking forward to part 2 soon. Thanks for making me finally read dune.

[catbertz]

So much I'm excited about in this film, but man...I love the Walken casting. He looks haunted and paranoid, and maybe a little weary of looking over his shoulder all the time. Can't wait to see what they deliver with his character.

[karenjames]

I love listening to your analysis and I too can't wait until the new movie is released. You are so insightful in your videos. Thank you for all your content.

[theamazingbatboy]

Great update, the movie is going to be spectacular! Btw did you know you got a shoutout from og Fallout creator Tim Cain on his channel? He loves your old school sci-fi critiques as well. Congrats and thanks.

[arthurbriand]

You mentionned that passage in Dune Messiah and that always bothered me : Why didn't the fremen know a word for "drown" if the entire ritual to create water of life rests on drowning a baby sandworm.

[Haldurson]

I'm glad that you mentioned Alia. One thing I'm really excited and curious to see is how Alia is portrayed. The character is not even listed in the cast for part 2 on IMDB.

[dirkvoltaar]

Quinn! Your videos are fantastic! They are among the few that I to rewatch (or relisten). I hadn’t considered that the ensuing chaos from the Harkonnen overthrow of House Atreides on Arrakis effectively put Paul out of reach of the Bene Gesserit. If that hadn’t happened maybe they might have been able to control him. So many layers!