Dune: Part Two - Final Battle Paul Attacks Emperor Sardaukar Army 4K

[paytonkraft]

Fremen army advantages
1. Nuclear arsenal
2. Sandworm cavalry
3. Elite Fedaykin
4. Knowledge of desert combat
5. Paul FUCKIN' Atreides
6. Spice melange

[neech]

It's so badass that the Sardukuar just straight up get back into rank after literally being nuked

[razorsharpview]

Using the shai hulud as a shock cavalry/ battle tank, is what makes the fremen really a terrifying force to be reckoned with.

[BlazeLs-jeyo]

I love how Chanis fight sequence at the end of this clip is near identical to Paul’s fight from his vision in the tent from the first movie. In his vision it was him fighting, but in this it’s Chani.

[BOBBO]

It was a brutal war, it was a bitter war, and most importantly, it was a visually spectacular war.

[danieliop]

Fun fact. Paul got them with a loop hole with the atomics. Technically he fired at the mountain not them.

[yuudn]

4:30 Anyone else noticed the sandworm doing a belly flop on the Sardaukar equipment at the left?

[anb]

The biggest irony of this whole story is that the emperor’s downfall was of his OWN making! He insisted on wiping out the Atreides instead of keeping the Harkonnen status quo, setting up the whole shitshow that followed! He was a victim of his own nearsighted stupidity.

[Altuser-wb]

Nuking your enemy and then following up with multiple sandworms carrying an army is just in a whole other league

[Falconlibrary]

"Then you should just go take one, " Hawat sneered.
"Yes, " the Fremen said. "We took one. We have it hidden where Stilgar can study it for Liet and where Liet can see it for himself if he wishes. But I doubt he'll want to: the weapon is not a very good one. Poor design for Arrakis."
"You . . . took one?" Hawat asked.
"It was a good fight, " the Fremen said. "We lost only two men and spilled the water from more than a hundred of theirs."
There were Sardaukar at every gun, Hawat thought. This desert madman speaks casually of losing only two men against Sardaukar!
"We would not have lost the two except for those others fighting beside the Harkonnens, " the Fremen said. "Some of those are good fighters."
One of Hawat's men limped forward, looked down at the squatting Fremen. "Are you talking about Sardaukar?"
"He's talking about Sardaukar, " Hawat said.
"Sardaukar!" the Fremen said, and there appeared to be glee in his voice.
"Ah-h-h, so that's what they are! This was a good night indeed. Sardaukar. Which legion? Do you know?"
"We . . . don't know, " Hawat said.
"Sardaukar, " the Fremen mused. "Yet they wear Harkonnen clothing. Is that not strange?"
"The Emperor does not wish it known he fights against a Great House, " Hawat said.
"But you know they are Sardaukar."
"Who am I?" Hawat asked bitterly.
"You are Thufir Hawat, " the man said matter-of-factly. "Well, we would have learned it in time. We've sent three of them captive to be questioned by Liet's men."
Hawat's aide spoke slowly, disbelief in every word: "You . . . captured
Sardaukar?"
"Only three of them, " the Fremen said. "They fought well."
If only we'd had the time to link up with these Fremen, Hawat thought. It was a sour lament in his mind. If only we could've trained them and armed them. Great Mother, what a fighting force we'd have had!

[avae]

My favorite part of the movie is when Saddam says “It’s Sardukarin time.”

[yuukakarase]

2:19 i like the sound of this scene, its like saying "time to run!"

[maxpayne]

"Dune is unadaptable to cinema"
Denis Villeneuve : "Hold my spices melange"

[georgeofhamilton]

3:26 Gotta love how all the pilots flew their ornithopters straight into the sandstorm like a bunch of idiots.

[tombaker]

They didn't climb out of the sand....it's like they were RUNNING out of it at full speed...that would be terrifying.

[Soulrender]

3:36 such a homage to Batman The Dark Knight Rises, Hans Zimmer u absolute Genius!

[lumpyize]

I love how they're riding the sandworms, beraing the Atreides banner. Meaning that Paul was able to achieve what Leto was hoping for. Power on the ground, sand, power of Fremen people.

[dustinreid]

I love how the sandword stopped for a second for the camera

[MdKamal-ohft]

Just finished reading Dune. To be honest, this was probably one of the darkest ending i ve ever read. To be aware of death and yet not doing anything. To be aware of the crimes offered to ur name and standing as only a bystander. I thought the ending of godfathwr part one was dark but it seems i was wrong. In the book, when i was reading the final 2 pages and the quotes of Irulan, it was like i myself was seeing visions of the future and knowing that no matter what i do, it will not change. The inevitable always wins. The way Frank Herbert expresses this is a masterpiece. I feel bad for Paul😢

[adityajoshi]

When out of date arrogance meets home field advantage😂