Dune - Hunter Seeker Assassination Attempt - (HDR - 4K - 5.1)

A Hunter Seeker tries to kill Paul Atreides

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[connordugard]

I love that they included “They’ve tried to take the life of my son!” He says that in his head multiple times during one of the chapters and I love Oscar’s delivery

[augustday]

"You want absolution? Go catch some spies!"
Raw as fuck, I love it.

[johannesaskehov]

The tension in this scene is brilliant. Everything from the (often) subtle cinematography to the thought of the Harkonnen assassin being buried into the wall six weeks in advance.

[danielmorais]

Love the fact the hunter seeker slowed down before killing Paul, because it probably thinked he was using a shield, so it was "entering" slowly, no better way to add suspense using the plot

[hedgeearthridge]

I absolutely love the Duke's response, how it's present-focused instead of past-focused. Paraphrasing, "I don't care about what happened or what you did, I care about what you're going to do NOW." That's the attitude we should have, we can't change the past, it's about the now.

[smellypatel]

Really subtle and well done scene. Goes to show how death can be silent and swift if you're not paying attention

[baltofarlander]

1:22 guy literally lived in their walls

[stefansommer]

"Btw for the record you should probably knock or make yourself known the next time you enter someone's place."

[flippert]

0:56 nice detail: the hunter-seeker reacts to movments and it only approached after Paul blinked one time.

[therooster]

Oscar Isaac is a great Duke Leto. It's too bad Leto dies so early on, because I would have loved to see Isaac play more of the character.

[dawson]

This scene ties into when Gurney tells Paul not to stand with his back to the door.

[illuminocalypse]

0:50 - Oooooh man, that shot of the Hunter-Seeker is literally staring DIRECTLY at him is just SO incredibly creepy - it's just... looking at him (well, looking FOR him, technically, but whatever, you know what I'm getting at).
I personally would've kept this bit going just a little bit longer and just let it float eerily silently while staring directly at him for a few more seconds. The fact that it's so small and hard to make out any features of it makes it all the more scary...

[beefsuprem]

Clever that he slowly moves into the hologram to hide when the hunter killer is looking in a different direction.

[TheSniperpal]

They’re in the walls…

THEYRE IN THE GOD DAMN WALLS!

[Rustinpeace]

It's hard to appreciate this scene without reading the book first, because Paul knows exactly what that is the moment he sees it.

[houserhouse]

This scene is the best in the movie imo. The sound design, the contrast between the shadows/light/hunter-seeker, the subtle movements of the actor; this must've been, from an editing perspective, such a labor of love. If they make another Dune series in 2040 or something, I can't imagine this scene could get any better

[roake]

Makes you wonder why they didn’t put planetary security on full alert with 24/7 orbital patrols at this point.

[TVCanda]

This is how I feel when a mosquito gets in my room

[anjuro]

Hunting the invisible mosquito in the bedroom in the middle of the night.