Dune Part 2 SPOILER Review - Ending Explained

Dune Part 2 Spoiler Review today! Beyond The Trailer's reaction & movie review! Ending explained! 2024! Sandworm! Harkonnen! Emperor! Messiah!

Dune Part 2 Movie Review with SPOILERS today! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction & review of Dune Part 2 from Warner Bros! Ending explained! Enjoy this SPOILER breakdown of Dune Part 2 in 2024 now that you've seen the full movie! And be sure to make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie and entertainment news here on YouTube today!

CHAPTER TIMES
Spoilers - 00:00
Intro - 00:40
Action - 2:02
Harkonnen Ambush - 2:20
Harvester Attack - 3:50
Riding Sandworms - 6:08
Gladiator Tournament - 7:36
Family of Monsters - 9:32
Attack on the Emperor - 11:50
The Duel - 15:39
Paul Atreides - 16:37
Character Arc - 16:44
The Nexus - 17:21
Taking the Throne - 18:03
Timothee Chalamet - 19:07
Is Paul The Messiah - 19:51
Stilgar - 21:02
Jessica and Alia - 21:41
Zendaya - 23:24
Florence Pugh - 24:40
Austin Butler - 25:39
Conclusion - 26:11

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[djJaXx]

The Bene Gesserit did such a good job planting the seeds that they have almost convinced Grace that Paul is the Messiah

[dhruv]

Frank Herbert's point was never to discuss whether Paul was a Messiah or not, he was, the real point was that Messiahs are bad for society. Actual quote from the book - "No more terrible disaster could befall your people than for them to fall into the hands of a hero."

[zullyholly]

The mouse getting close to Paul's breathing stick is a cute addition. Muaddib likes the smell of Muaddib

[brianc]

There is just a lot of nuance to so many of the scenes. For example, when Paul defeats Feyd, it's in the same way he loses to Gurney during the first movie. Paul thinks he has landed the killing blow on Gurney but Gurney's knife is already pressed up to Paul's stomach below. Feyd thinks he has Paul checkmated but then gets stabbed through the stomach.

[stephaniebfi]

Grace: "That's great writing." Dune Book Readers: "We know. We've been saying it for years." 🤣

[larrydavis]

Them 3 hours FLEW BY, not once was I bored. 10/10

[Severian]

Paul is not the Messiah. He is not any messiah. He is a perfectly curated disaster to the culture of the Fremen. He fits the Fremen religion which is as a result of propaganda. I mean look at Stilgar. In Part One he's a somewhat regal naib of the Fremen. I don't know if this is intentional but in Part Two Stilgar is basically destroyed by belief. He loses his individuality, becomes even comedic sometimes, a microcosm of the Fremen. It's really tragic to me. Paul is a warning. I love that the movie makes this really clear.

[deandremurray]

The speech Paul gave to the southern Fremon deserved to be mentioned. Very powerful moment.

[MrOvertoad]

Did you notice.... Fayd's harem were cannibalistic?

[ujeuvbj]

I loved Léa Seydoux's very brief role. I thought she did such a good job of manipulating Butler's character through seduction and intelligence. The way they shot it and the music was also incredible!!

[WeylandLabs]

*First Dune:* _"Because your a Jessica's Son, you have more than one birthright boy !"_ - Now I understand ! ( Chill's & Shock ) 🤯

[DaBower]

Watched it last night. They seldom make movies like this anymore. Intelligent science fiction that doesn't talk down to it's audience. I never thought much about Timothée before but that last hour shows what a powerhouse he is. I listened to the soundtrack on the way home after the screening. Everyone is fantastic in this, but Ferguson is superb and Butler is not wasted here either.

[zacburns]

About the mouse scene with the snorkels, you can hear a muffled Paul tell the mouse to go away but it’s BARELY audible. At least in my showing

[RaisedEyeBrew]

I paused the review to say “if the Met gala had fight sequences” is great and I agree.

[Spiderstan]

Having read the book version of the gladiator scene, I thought they adapted Feyd’s whole approach to fighting so well. Cause in the book it goes into how Feyd very much respects valiant fighters and touches on the idea that if he wasn’t raised in the brutal Harkonnen world where he was taught to deal with tragedy violently, he could’ve ended up more like Paul as a more controlled patient, less impulsive figure. Also loved the way he kinda respects Paul fairly in the end, cause despite the violent front he actually might very much be the most respectful and understanding of the Harkonenns

[KevinAccetta]

Been waiting all week for this 😂
Watching Paul change through the movie it reminded of of Eren from Attack on Titan, with the power of seeing both the past and the future, turning them into somewhat emotionless shells of themselves that simply follow what the future has told them already would happen.

[edvinjohn]

This is probably the peak of this franchise. It doesn't get better than this.

[goazong]

Hi Grace! The author originally intended for Paul's messiah arc to serve as a warning for worshipping people/heroes. But many readers didn't catch this, so he wrote dune messiah. Dennis villenueve also talks about this in interviews.

[will]

Paul turned full-Darth Vader by the end. I mean, the robe switch from brown to dark brown is kinda of a gimme. Dune 2 is ABSOLUTELY the Empire Strikes Back of the soon-to-be trilogy.

The way Paul acknowledged the Baron as his grandfather, cemented his truth that he was Harkonnen, destined to be one with the enemy of his father and his family. I'd like to think that the Baron died in shock with the realization that even with all his scheming, a grander scheme was in place, even greater than he realized, and he dying with that knowledge. I LOVED the change that he was the one to kill the Baron vs. Lynch's Dune.

[SinSationNation]

Dune 2 is about to blow the first Dune outta the water in Box Office numbers $$$