Dune 2 Ending Explained and Future of the Franchise - Where Does The Dune Movies Go From Here?

Get ready for epic battles, mystical prophecies, and the potential for a Dune cinematic universe! We'll dissect the thrilling climax of Dune 2, analyze how it aligns with Frank Herbert's novel, and discuss where the franchise might venture next. Witness Paul's rise as a desert messiah, the Emperor's downfall, and the expanding Dune universe. Will Paul fulfill his destiny? Will House Atreides triumph? Join us to uncover the secrets of Arrakis, unravel the future of the franchise, and explore the vast possibilities that lie ahead!

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[FireJach]

After finishing the movie I was already ready for part 3 😂

[jonasnystrom]

Great movie, wished it was longer tough, the last half felt a bit rushed

[brandonteo]

Absolutely grateful that the first 2 parts were awesome, simply said professionally done. Pretty hard to come by for big budget movies nowadays. Confident that the 3rd instalment will be just as good with villeneuve at the wheel. You never know where it may go after that, praying that the Dune Saga does not go the way of the MCU, DCEU, Witcher, Madolorian 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[ceciliagonzalez]

It was magical. It was refreshing to see something so perfectly done

[scottgust]

"jessica is initially hesitant" bro the rev mother literally forces her to drink the shi# LOL

[mopcambmm]

Chani didn’t go on her own because of the marriage. She left because Paul was turning into a messiah who would start a bloody holy war with the great houses and kill billions. That is exactly the path he feared and shared that with her earlier. And he was used her people to do that. Former friends were dropping to their knees to worship him. She is his moral compass and has to deal with Paul because she loves him. We’ll probably see that in Dune 3.

[po]

I absolutely LOVED Dune Part It was great!!!! And thanks again Marvelous for the great content!!! You guys always come with the

[adamhoppe]

Messiah needs to be a showtime series. Three movies for Children of Dune. Showtime series for the Golden Path.

[victoriacurvelo]

"I will love you until my last breath" (or as long as I breathe? idk I don't remember) wouldn't it be crazy if he actually did that already? Paul was dead for a moment... He took his last breath and when Chani woke him up, he was a whole new person who technically loved her until his death. After he's alive again, you notice the change of personality in the movie! He keeps telling her that same quote right before he chooses the hand of the emperor's daughter, which seems kinda contradictory and made that quote look as a lie. But what if Paul wasn't lying? Bro am I trying too hard to think of an explanation about such a rough and sudden relationship ending? Those scenes hurt me a lot.

[mikeitalianstallion]

Best sci-fi movie in the last 10 years 🔥

[chanceaugsburger]

Please don’t come for me when i say this. But i was a little let down Denis didnt find a good way to show the passage of time (actual book time of ~4 years) and have Alia be born. We didnt have to see her be born, or her grow up even, but all i was thinking afterwards was ‘it’s been 13 years since we saw the abomination of Renesmee in Twilight Breaking Dawn, and technology has come a long way, in that, there was a way to take the already young looking Anna Taylor Joy, and produce an amazing Alia atop a young child’s body movements.’ I was let down because i looked forward to seeing Alia taunting the Baron and the reverend mother. Secondly, I was pained there was ZERO mention of Hawat. Even a mention that he was a Hark-prisoner would have been nice. Third, I was sad to not get more of the voice used by Paul talking to the reverend mother about the place she dare not look and that he would be staring back at her. Fourth, even more of a hit, was he didnt use the “i remember your gom jabbar… now youll remember mine”. Anyways, thanks for listening to my Tedtalk. I know you can’t copy the book 100% but all of what i just said could have been conveyed in less than 10 minutes. There was absolutely time to fit that in.

[jalcome]

6:40 Chuni didnt leave because of the marriage. She left coz of his Ascension as emperor. When Paul first proposed the marriage before the fight, chuni was shocked but didnt leave. She was hurt but understood it was for show, since he literally just told her he'd love her forever. The difference is important, because Chuni leaving Paul for the ascension marks a much bigger deal to the sacrafices they both know hes making. Hes not only giving up something as small as love, but also his life, and the peace of a galaxy.

[Jumpman]

Just pleeeaaase give us Dune: Messiah !!! The cast was just incredible fr..!
I can't wait to see Timothée Chalamet AND Anya Taylor-Joy (beauty full women btw.) together on screen.. 👀😁👌

[rayd]

In todays movie world movies like this are very hard to come by. Dune 1 &2 are movies so different. With a great story and effects that looks like they used practical effects to get the realism. I was really drawn into the story and my interpretation.

[invertedname]

I’m just not a fan of the changes to Chani. I don’t like them clearly setting her up to be some type of solution in the future. Movie is still basically perfect, it’s just nerdy purist things in my soul. The lack of a time jump also irks me sightly but I kinda like the idea of Paul killing the Baron instead

[ku]

One of the best movies I've watched!

[vickimarshall-sbpj]

It was the Duke from Gedi Prime who called the landStrad to Dune

[admirallightningbolt]

I love how you say Chani like Dick Cheney LOL

[Randolo]

I left the theatre thinking they should’ve brought back sting😂 instead of psycho Elvis 😂

[JaymeSplendid]

I just wish they would have stayed a bit closer to the books as the ominous dialog between the "captive" Alia, Shaddam the Emperor, The Baron and the Reverend Mother Mohiam with Alia doing most of the talking just as Paul enters and declares who he is, is one of the best parts of that book. And why they didn't have Paul add that his marriage is one of convenience only and he would not lay with her as he loves another, which is kinda how things roll in Dune to be honest.
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Can't wait for Dune 3 when its projected release date to theaters is 2027!