Readers of Frank Herbert‘s Dune (or fans of David Lynch‘s film version) know the moment. It has been known as an unfilmable book for a reason, after all.ĭune finally arrives in theaters and on HBO Max October 22nd. To be honest, not hearing some key lines gives us a little bit of pause, but maybe avoiding them in this trailer is the best way to get those unfamiliar with Dune a way in. Although we image the Baron Harkonen ( Stellan Skarsgard) may stick a little bit closer to character in the book. Paul : Chani, all my images of the future are gone I have to drink the Water of Life. 20 Retweets 102 Likes 0 replies 20 retweets 102 likes. 'Tell me about the waters of your homeworld, Usul.' 9:15 AM. The dialogue also suggests Villeneuve will be less precious about the sound of Herbert’s characters. When you see a Tweet you love, tap the heart it lets the person who wrote it know you shared the love. Tell me about the waters of your homeworld, Usul (MuadDib in the. The images are stunning - in fact, they have the feel of 1970s science fiction paintings. Amanda Bosworth well said Its a quote from Dune, I shortened it to fit in the title. Paul is asleep and dreams of a girl who makes a request before the vision ends: “Tell me of your homeworld, Usul.” Reversing the dream in on itself, the trailer for Denis Villeneuve‘s new attempt at bringing Dune to the screen uses the moment as a chance for Chani ( Zendaya) to tell Paul ( Timothée Chalamet) - and the audience - about the state of play on her world, Arrakis … also known as Dune.

In addition, he also envisions the character. Water dripping into a dark pool A large worm moving through the desert A lone moon in the night sky Answer: A large worm moving through the desert All of these images are prophetic, and do come to pass later in the film. Readers of Frank Herbert‘s Dune (or fans of David Lynch‘s film version) know the moment. Your options: A woman who says, Tell me of your homeworld, Usul.

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