Dune | Filmbooks: The Spice Melange | Warner Bros. Entertainment

The history and importance of the Spice and its origins deep beneath the desert sands of Arrakis.

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[pedrofm]

I would watch hours of Arrakis BBC Documentaries with David Attenborough

[Susko]

The way this dude says "Melange" makes this 100x better.

[BercowSandwich]

So cool that this guy with the amazing voice is also the editor for both Dune films. Originally he was voicing scenes as a 'placeholder', but they ended up keeping him in

[gonkdroid]

This in-universe documentary style is so cool

[Ravenblack]

It’s so comforting to know that our future will consist of intergalactic warfare over an addictive, cinnamon flavored spice that originates from giant worm excretions.

[multicreativeartist]

Please have this guy do a voice reading audio book of the original Dune

[bsaaCarter]

We love you for continuing to upload these Warner bros. PLEASE do one on the Sardukar

[ebls]

For those curious, the background music: "Ever Evolving - Bob Bradley"

[Prince_Sharming]

The filmbook narrator from part 1 was so underrated. Such a cool organic way to handle exposition without character dialogue.

[TheStOne]

All these filmbooks are in the Blu-ray bonus content.

[xxlonesomewolf]

Power over Spice, is Power over all.

Really glad to see this in-universe documentary finally fully explain the Spice Melange and its geriatric qualities. The movies hardly touch on this, and it’s no wonder some newcomers to the fandom don’t fully grasp ‘The Makers of the Deep Desert.’

[cra]

I hope these are included in the blu ray, it would feel like the original book with the catalog and indexes in it

[hjalti]

I think WB is just happy they have a successful movie series now.

[trumanshow]

The setting of the Spice Melange is ingenious. It reflected the growing concern about the human uplift
against the health degradation with civilization. However, the drug’s organic origin & scarcity retrogressed
human society to feudalism. It also tells us the need for technology policies, economic & social policies,
administrative management for wealth creation & distribution, or human abilities’ utilization like democracy.

[MattWeser]

For those who don't know, this is voiced by Joe Walker, the Oscar-winning editor of Dune.

[macklee]

Just give us the full cut. idc how long it is. The longer the better

[Jacob-yglz]

In the books, Melange only has a cinnamon taste the first time you try it. It alters your brain chemistry so much that it has a different taste every time.

[daveslow]

Since South Park I can't take it seriously when someone says "spice melange" :D

[thebestben]

Man the Galach alphabet looks so cool, I wish there was a translation guide online

[jamavra]

This is so cool.

Lore tidbits like docu dossiers