Opening Fight Scene | DUNE PART TWO (2024) Timothée Chalamet, Movie CLIP HD

The anti gravity devices are such an awesome yet simple effect in this movie. The silent sardaukar ambush and now this.

I'm a scuba diver and the scene when the troopers take flight is so spot on it takes my breath away. The physics is perfect.

Anyone else notice the Harkonnen helmets look like the compound eyes of insects?

This man remembers what so many directors have forgotten. Great cinematography. Too many modern directors seem to think if you fill the screen with colorful chaos you are creating art. Sometimes less is more. This movie succeeds because of the subtlety. The battles, even when they are massive, are always shot with a restraint that makes them much more genuine. I loved the final battle in Avengers Endgame, but that movie is pure escapism. My suspension of disbelief is turned up to 11 when I watch that kind of movie. In contrast to the Dune films which are an imersive experience. You walk out of the theatre feeling you visited a world hundreds of light years away, a few thousand years in the future.

That lasgun beams looks so sick...

The reason why Harkonnen soldiers were ordered not to have shields is that laser hitting shields can create small nuclear explosions, which will be enough to kill the entire unit

1:23 gave me life. It was an immense privilege to watch this in the theaters.

i just realized the Fremen placed the thumper knowing the Harkonnen would react by using their suspensor suits to climb to the top of the rock escarpment, making them easy targets AND opening the distance between the Fremen and the Harkonnens.

I catch something new every time I watch this movie. The Harkonen trooper giving the orders has a white stripe on his helmet, indicating his rank as the platoon leader. The attention to detail in this movie was incredible. They didn't have to do that, but they did.

This scene is very important because in the last film, the Harkonnen were eclipsed by the Sardaukar and were even comically cowardly, as when they fled from Duncan. They had to quickly establish the Harkonnen as a threat to be feared, and they accomplish this with their size, deadly weapons and professional, disciplined soldiers.

About the shields subject: Shields induce a frenzied state in worms, and a laser striking the shield triggers a nuclear explosion. This explosion occurs at the point of collision between the laser and the shield, either within the lasgun itself or in both versions simultaneously. A nuclear explosion on Arrakis has the potential to irreversibly alter the atmosphere, landscape, and significantly damage the ecosystem, spice mining could be impossible after such catastrophe. If my memory serves me right, Duncan Idaho was the only individual who deliberately fired a laser at the shield as a final resort.

The only film that I watched twice in IMAX, expensive as hell, but definitely worth it, this is cinema.

1:40 the ants in my garbage can sensing the my great blessing upon them (leftover breadcrumbs)

The fan on the back of his helmet might be my favourite movie detail of all time

If someone is asking how did Jessica mannaged to get there so quickly, is the Weirding Way, instead of wasting time training strength they train for speed, they become so fast that some people believe is a form of teleportation.

The Harkonnen design is so great. It's like Combine mixed with Grineer. It's also such a small detail, but I like that the Harkonnen who snipes the thumper waits until it's together again to shoot it.

Denis Villeneuve is amazing

The movement in the zero-g suits was a marvelous touch with the fx. The soldiers were propelled in part by their own bodies' movements and the energy tapered as if gravity was gently resisting propulsion. This was an immense improvement from Part 1 where the Harkonnen/Sardukar forces looked like they were lowered to the surface of the planet on wires.

First time seeing this in the theater, it was packed. This scene was so tense, and then the fight starts to engage and when the Harks used their anti-gravity devices to climb to the top of the rock -- it was such silky smooth sci-fi you could see people grinning in the theater. Fantastic opening scene.

The Harkonnen soldiers look and sound like Grineer from Warframe. I love it Makes you wonder just how many sci-fi works are inspired by Dune