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Dune Paul Atreides vs Jamis Fremen Final Fight
Scene From The Movie: "Dune" (2021)
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• Original title: "Dune: Part One"
• Release date: October 21, 2021
• Country: United States
• Director: Denis Villeneuve
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama
• Budget: $165 million
• IMDb: 8.1/10

Feature adaptation of Frank Herbert's science fiction novel about the son of a noble family entrusted with the protection of the most valuable asset and most vital element in the galaxy.

Cast:
▶ Timothee Chalamet as Paul Atreides, the ducal heir of House Atreides.
▶ Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica, Paul's Bene Gesserit mother and consort to Duke Leto.
▶ Oscar Isaac as Duke Leto Atreides, Paul's father and the Duke of House Atreides bestowed with the stewardship of Arrakis.
▶ Josh Brolin as Gurney Halleck, the weapons master of House Atreides and one of Paul's mentors.
▶ Stellan Skarsgard as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, Baron of House Harkonnen, enemy to House Atreides, and former steward of Arrakis.
▶ Dave Bautista as Glossu Rabban, the nephew of Baron Harkonnen.
▶ Stephen McKinley Henderson as Thufir Hawat, the Mentat of House Atreides.
▶ Zendaya as Chani, a mysterious young Fremen woman who appears in Paul's visions.
▶ David Dastmalchian as Piter De Vries, the Mentat of House Harkonnen.
▶ Chang Chen as Dr. Wellington Yueh, a Suk doctor in the employ of House Atreides.
▶ Sharon Duncan-Brewster as Dr. Liet-Kynes, the Imperial ecologist and judge of the change on Arrakis.
▶ Charlotte Rampling as Gaius Helen Mohiam, a Bene Gesserit Reverend Mother and the Emperor's Truthsayer.
▶ Jason Momoa as Duncan Idaho, the swordmaster of House Atreides and one of Paul's mentors.
▶ Javier Bardem as Stilgar, the leader of the Fremen tribe at Sietch Tabr.
▶ Babs Olusanmokun as Jamis, a Fremen from Sietch Tabr.
▶ Benjamin Clementine as Herald of the Change, the head of an Imperial delegation to Caladan.
▶ Golda Rosheuvel as Shadout Mapes, a Fremen working as a housekeeper for House Atreides.
▶ Roger Yuan as Lieutenant Lanville, Gurney Halleck's second-in-command.

[mileslucem]

In the book, Paul sheds a tear for Jamis and Stilgar and the others see it as great respect due to water being sacred. Paul shared his water with Jamis.

[GuitarGuy]

The two crackheads outside 7/11 at 1am.

[THEDIVISIONbythedivisionbell]

One thing that surprised me of this movie is how this duel was anticipated as the good old cliché fight where the underdog protagonist struggles but wins while instead it turned out to be a one sided domination for the main character

[ronanwaring]

Love the way that Stilgar's eyes widen when he's told that paul has never killed and yet is dominating one of his best men

[natzbarney]

The real fight here is not Paul vs Jamis, it's inocent Paul Atreides vs the Kwizatz Haderach to come. All the dramatic tension of the scene came from that internal struggle. By killing Jamis, Paul killed a part of his humanity and take a step leading to his terrible purpose. The death of this friend-to-be, as saw in Paul's visions, carry so much sadness... So well done!

[MrImastinker]

I love Jamis’s outburst.

What pisses him off the most isn’t that he’s losing. But rather that this superior opponent in Paul is either too cruel to end the fight quickly or too cowardly to take a life.

It infuriates Jamis, so he tries to goad Paul into just getting it over with. You see after the death blow, he resigns himself to his fate and shares a quiet moment of understanding with Paul.

Paul’s vision was fulfilled, and his “friend” Jamis showed him the way of the desert:
You fight, or you die.
Kill or be killed.

[m.w.]

Theres a lot of subtle details here that are explained if you read the book or understand how Paul was trained. After paul yells do you yield, theres a lot of moments where he almost stabs Jamis but stops just before . The Fremen though he was toying with him, but its actually because he was trained to fight using shields, so he had to slow down his blade before hitting so it could penetrate the holtzman shields.

[NeilNadelman]

One of the things I really liked about this movie is how we've seen Paul's visions of the future up till now, and just accept them as inevitable. But he has several visions of Jamis becoming his friend and teaching him the ways of the desert (and also Jamis killing him in the duel), but ends up having to kill him. The audience is shown without being spoonfed that Paul is seeing *possible* futures, and so those visions of the jihad aren't necessarily set.

Jamis's death is also given an extra touch of pathos, because Paul already recognizes him as a friend, and definitely doesn't want to kill this guy.

[birch]

I mean, to be fair, the guy had no idea that he was about to fight a combination of jesus/buddha/muhammed with weapons training. Look at it that way, he did pretty well.

[scribblerjohn]

In the book, Princess Irulan quotes a verse from a poem by Paul entitled "Lament for Jamis on the Funeral Plain." To the end of his days Paul never stopped mourning the man he was forced to kill to become Fremen (and whose wife he inherited).

[Sometimes_Always]

I loved this scene.. Jamis comes to learn that Paul is the better fighter.. You see the evolution of anger, frustration, realization all in the span of seconds.. Jamis knows he is a dead man..

[SOLIDDave]

A child died in that fight, and a galaxy will bleed because of it.

Way to go vlad. Just couldn’t let go of a grudge.

Update: Hey vlad... you done goofed.

[deiniall]

"He will switch the knife from one hand to another before the attack..." The book readers will understand.

[catalystactual]

When Paul fights Feyd Rautha in part 2 he pays homage by doing the Jamis chest thump

[PeregrinoZensunni]

Saw a lot of people saying this fight was bad choriographed or directed poorly and I honestly have no idea what they'r talking about. It is so elegant yet so organic and realistic. It may not be the most intense moment in terms of action, but it's a turning point in Paul's jurney. Perfect spot to end part 1

[Shamonsnipes]

First kill, Paul lost something that he’ll never get back.

[anonymouslyunknown]

As a massive fan of Dune I'm so glad Denis Villeneuve adapted the book into film can't wait for Part Two this movie was awesome

[noirangel]

*Jamis:*
The first body of the foundation in Paul's Empire.

[Kiroyasha]

What elevates this scene to another level is the absence of music until the act of killing. Just the sound of raw, realistic fighting.

[Corellian]

I just love Jamis, his character from the books is so well translated here IMO. He's Pauls first lesson just as Paul is his final lesson - to not underestimate an opponent just because he's an outsider. Jamis fury here is so well done, he's a warrior, he sees that Paul is the better fighter, his screams are those of a man raging against the night, "give it your best, I'm not afraid!".