Dune | Join Me in Death | Warner Bros. Entertainment

A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune” tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence—a commodity capable of unlocking humanity’s greatest potential—only those who can conquer their fear will survive.

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[johnscilleto]

Dude when Josh Brolin is talking about the Harkonnens it's 10/10 acting. So well done.

[WSB]

“I recognize your footsteps, old man”

“You Young Pup”

[ajwaddanwarr]

I think what makes Villenuve a master is that he has perfected "show don't tell" . Paul's routine check of his shield tells us soo much in few seconds, how shields work, whats its weakness and why traditional weapons don't work in this universe.

[blackjack]

I just noticed that after Paul picks up the smaller dual swords (idk the proper term ) he immediately started fighting better and similar to the fedaykin. No matter how many times you watch both movies you pick up so many new things. I LOVE IT

[_Rick___Grimes_]

i love the detail of the shield turning red when he grabs gurneys hand to help him up.

[ammanbansal]

0:40-0:43 I love that "show, don't tell" sequence. Denis does such a fantastic job of leaving those hints throughout the movie.

[lionelbluecobrakai]

SPOILERS for part 2: I just realised that this scene mirrors the fight with Rautha perfectly. Paul beats Rautha by stabbing him when Rautha thinks he's won! Shows that Paul learns quickly (from Gurney in this case).

[jcs]

Such a cool fighting technique they use in this universe. They have to move quickly to off-balance their opponent, and get them to a point where they can slowly get the blade in close enough to do harm. It’s great.

[hrnd_hstran]

Fun fact: Gurney's teachings save paul once, respectively in both movies, during the movies' "final duel."

[palmerlp]

Funny that it was his mother in “part 2” who reminded him not to stand with his back to the open.

[LCLoyal]

My favorite scene in Dune. When Paul dives over the table and grabs two daggers then reverses his grip to increase the killing power. Vicious. Brilliantly choreographed and executed.

[drivingahead]

Anyone see this fight referenced in Dune part two when Paul kills Feyd-Fautha

[kardulla]

Thanos and Willie Wonka don't seem very happy today...

[ReMattch]

Such a simple scene that provides so much context to the overall story. This is Paul's first fight technically in the series, based on years of training of course, and we see his skill. We see how shields work. We see how Paul is still a young child. Would he have survived if he "wasn't in the mood" with Jamis? Character development 101.

[mrandybear]

Gurney was so smart about the politics behind it it all that he knew that there was some shady planning going on between the Harkonnen and Emperor against House Atreides. In this scene, Gurney was trying to let Paul know that Harkonnen had control over the spice fields for 80 years then all of a sudden just easily give it up? Gurney said ''NOPE! We must be prepared!'' which is why he said to Paul ''You don't get it do you? You do not understand the grave nature...''

[transvestosaurus]

10/10 depiction of shields. Pity that every other shielded fight scene ignores the rules.

[tepeyac]

Josh Brolin was the perfect actor for this movie

[maxbrazil]

Gurney was always my favorite character from the novel and movies.

[Rohan-spuq]

Anyone notice how Paul says he could tell it was gurney by his footsteps, and he says the same in Part 2 😮

[doublep]

Interesting that they use Filipino Kali/Eskrima fighting style for this.