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Honest Trailers | Dune (1984)
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Logan Rees, Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, & Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Edited by: Randy Whitlock
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne
#HonestTrailers - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I recently learned that "Alan Smithee" is a named used when the director doesn't want his name on the credits. Wow...
somewhere there is a dude with that name that's all "why am I hated so much?"
yup was about to write the comment for people who dont know, but no need to write it several time, so like he said
all hail Kino+
Under the spreading bad movie / the Alan Smithee stands...
@@VoodooV1 That is the plot of "An Alan Smithee Film" by Eric Idle.
The first two minutes is legit the most concise and comprehensible summary of the plot I’ve ever heard
Yes, sad they cut it off.
It's okay. Missed over some of the nuances and I don't think that the description of the Emperor was entirely accurate.
Agreed
I call boycott until we get the epic voice cut.
FACTS!!
Dune: A 500 page dense book turned into a 2 hour film.
The Hobbit: A 250 page children’s book turned into 3 160 minute films
And both of them suck mostly thanks to studio intervention. "Why does it hurt so much?"
The Hobbit movies are fantastic !.
@@paulcanning4702 really? its the first time the book is quicker to read than to watch the movie :P
jodorowsky's dune had a script that was the size of a phone book but it was cool
While hobbit is better
"Dune, worm's my car" has got to be the cleverest pun I've ever heard.
Quickly followed by the "electric eels" bit... Had me cracking up.
Is this came from a movie Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)
@@raihanahamad8288 yeah
Dune Hard With A Wasteland
Yep it was so well done I couldnt even laugh. I was just amazed by that perfection.
Calling the Bene Gesserit "the Spice Girls" might just be my favorite Honest Trailer joke to date.
I am still laughing, wow that was such... likw who comes up with those??
Honestly I've been hearing the dune fandom say that for a decade
Dune: Worm's My Car tops it for me.
Missed opportunity to call the film "Spiceworld: The Movie" though
Alia Atreides could be Baby Spice but then she grows up to be Scary Spice. The possibilities are endless
I would happily have listened to another half hour of Epic Voice Guy breaking down the plot, so if you want to release that video, I'm here for it.
We want the Epic Voice Guy cut!
RELEASE THE EPIC VOICE GUY CUT!
If, by my life or death, this can become real, you´ll have my sword! Hail the Epic voice Guy cut!
Do this
Watch the 'Shity History of Dune' video
Also, Sean Young played the love intrest in both "Dune" (1984) and "Blade Runner" (1982).
That means Chani is still a replicant, the last thinking machine. Hiding in plain sight where no Butlerians would look.
i can't believe they didn't even mention his murderous terrifying little sister
Alia keeps pace with the storm...
Saint Alia of the knife
Never do spice and perform strange strange initiation rituals while pregnant
Of the things Lynch totally mishandled in the film, I think the worst sin was Alia and her terrible dialog. It was bad enough that he changed the entire meaning of the story by having it rain (thus totally undercutting everything we learn about Arakis before the end, everything that is supposed to come after). But he took the one truly unique and fascinating character and turned her into an example of how one should never write nor deliver dialog.
It would add 2 more hours to the timeline. Unacceptable.
"the key to microdosing is taking micro doses my guy" fucking GOLD
That part legit made me choke on my coffee.
Writer Guy- “I turned a 500 page book into a 5 hour movie”
Producer Guy- “Not good enough, we need it to be two hours long”
Editor Guy- “No problem, that’s Super Easy, Barely an Inconvenience “
Pleased to meet a Pitch Meeting enthusiast.
Ironic, because now they turn 5 page books into 5 hour trilogies lol
500-page books compressed into 5-hour movies compressed again into 2-hour movies are TIGHT!
@@theonebman7581 Ohhhh, compression is TIGHT!
Producer Guy: Oh really, wont the Director be super pissed and refuse to have anything to do with it once it's released?"
Editor Guy: I dOnT kNoW~!?
Producer Guy: Well Okay then.
“I must not fear the remake. Fear of the remake is the mind-killer. Fear of the remake is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear of the remake. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear of the remake has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.”
"... until I have to look for the original in a cable listing, and can only find the remake. Where's a gom jabbar when ya need one?"
@@commandercaptain4664 I don't think any Dune fans are looking for the original
@@Ketharuil I dont mind it, its way off the book but they tried to fit it all in one movie. The new DUNE looks so good I may never look back.
This remake actually looks pretty impressive, and I don't think I've ever, ever said that before
@@npcx-mq6cr just seen it. liked it a lot more than i thought i would, i must say.
"I'm proud of all of my movies except for Dune" - David Lynch 2020.
You should first read book then direct David...
@@cieslik7564 Thing is, the new film is very similar plot wise. Paul is the Spice Messiah in both
@@avinashtyagi2 Doesn't Paul scold his mother for manipulating the Fremen into believing he's their messiah? I could have sworn that all gets brought up in the new movie.
@@matthewwhite3967 YOY BENE GESERIT MADE ME INTO A FREAK!
@@avinashtyagi2 well, in the book, he really is the spice messiah tbh
"Delivered mostly through ASMR whispers"
So basically a David Lynch movie?
During that mashup, I suddenly thought of Ricardo Montalban whispering "buried alive, buried alive!" Woulda been funny if they'd slipped that in to see how many viewers noticed. ;-P
Are David Lynch movies full of whispers? I've always wanted to check out his movies, but I can't stand whispers. Will have to pass if that's true...
For a second I thought I was just listening to a ton of Dark Souls NPCs being weird at me
@@huahualipo watch them. You will have your mind warped
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR I really really can't stand whispers...
Epic voice guy must have loved starting with “In the year…” Dune is like a match made in intergalactic heaven for him.
"Between the time when the seas drank Atlantis, and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there existed an age undreamed of."
And that was just the Spacer's Guild calendar, too (nerd moment)
I am surprised nothing was said about the soundtrack theme being done by Toto 😎
Fun fact: Since Toto was a super group of highly prolific and talented session musicians, almost every soundtrack is by Toto, at least in part. It's estimated that of you've heard any western music there's an 80% chance you've heard at least one member of Toto.
Why didn't they have a closing song about the rains down in Arrakis?
@@mike-williams right...wouldve been classic
It's gonna take a long time to take me away from Dune
I had to learn all of this by reading the Dune novel back in high school several times. Eventually once you get it down it's quite an immersive and amazing world (but man it's confusing at first).
I read all the books. 1st movie . .uh . .over the top, but still good. Can't wait for the new one to come out.
@@burtonwilliams5355 I've finished the first book, do the rest live up to the mark or the first?
@@We_Harry Boy, is that a can of worms of a question.
@@We_Harry
The second book is the weak link but the third is fucking epic.
@@We_Harry Not even close. Better to quit after the first one.
- Many men have tried to call the Bene Gesserit the "Spice Girls".
- They tried and failed?
- They tried and died.
That first minute and a half was the best explanation I've ever heard. I finally understand it all!
I read the book, so...
@@nosuchthing8
If you're expected us to clap at your great accomplishment... it isn't going to happen.
@@nosuchthing8 nobody cares about you book nerds 😂
@@nosuchthing8 I also read the book and it didn't help much.
So have I. 👍
I hadnt realized or forgot how the ASMR lines managed to bring to the screen something that would otherwise be impossible, the majority of the content of the book which happens inside the characters minds. even then it's not enough ofc, bc it must be summarized to the max
Love how the narrator feigns ignorance about Alan Smithee to write that joke. The name is a pseudonym for writers who don't want to be associated with their work, but the money guys insist on a name.
Hey thanks, I didn't know of such a thing!
It’s actually the director’s pseudonym:
Alan Smithee (also Allen Smithee) is an official pseudonym used by film directors who wish to disown a project. Coined in 1968 and used until it was formally discontinued in 2000, it was the sole pseudonym used by members of the Directors Guild of America (DGA) when a director, dissatisfied with the final product, proved to the satisfaction of a guild panel that they had not been able to exercise creative control over a film. The director was also required by guild rules not to discuss the circumstances leading to the movie or even to acknowledge being the project's director.
@@dvmusicworks374 The classic "disavow your existence" ploy. Thanks for the info.
@@dvmusicworks374 BTW: I wonder if there has ever been a movie where both the director AND producer used a form of Allen Smithee in the same movie.
(ie, Directed by Alan Smithee, Producer: Alyn Smythee)
I learned something new!
That was the most lucid and succinct plot summary of Dune I've ever heard. No joke.
I hope Denis hires him
@@teknophelia It made me understand the plot better than Villeneuve's movie.
@@arvidp.247 So Denny V. pulled a Lynch, eh?
@@commandercaptain4664 I've never actually seeen Lynch's movie or read the book but I talked to people who did and they explained some things to me. This made me realize that the new movie explains some things pretty bad. For example, it is said that the empreror gave control of Arrakis from Harkonnen to Atreides but not why. It's only half of the story though, so maybe that is supposed to be revealed later. But it felt more like he glossed over it to have more time for the actual plot.
@@IncredibleGoliath If Denis's version is merely cogent and presentable, and by all accounts it is and more, then he towers over Lynch and his train wreck. "Vivid visual work" lol, it's still a train wreck. It appears you are the one being conned into believing a film is a serious art film that isn't. Denis also made BR 2049 which was brilliant.
Say: "I will not Fear. Fear is the mind killer."
''Only Fools have no fear'' Worf son of Mogh
Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration
I will face my fear, I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
"I must not have fun. Fun is the time-killer. Fun is for children, customers, and the help. I will forget fun. I will take a pass on it. And while it is going, I will turn a blind eye toward it. When fun is gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain-I, and my will to win. Damn, I'm good." -- Doon
No lie, that summary at the start was SUPER helpful.
I'm glad this Honest Trailer addressed that the characters whisper their thoughts so much. Aside from how we hear the characters' thoughts too much, why on Earth did they have the characters WHISPER THEIR THOUGHTS? It's not like anyone can hear them.
Because without hearing their thoughts/exposition you get Dune 2021.
@@ianashmore9910 I haven't seen Dune 2021, so I don't understand the context. But really, it's the whispering of the thoughts that annoys me more.
@@connorbrennan4233
You'll miss them when you don't know what's going on in the new film.
@@ianashmore9910 Dune 2021 has been streamlined so that it is very easy to follow.
Because a huge amount of the book is just the various character's internal monologues. It's their thoughts about the subtleties and subtext of what other people are saying. Given that so little of what's important in the book is actually said out loud, this was David Lynch's solution. I think we can all agree it was an imperfect solution, but in this one regard he really did try to stick to the source material.
I'm glad someone out there is enjoying my work.
YOUR work???
You are a legend!
@alan smithee That pic on your profile/avatar where is it from!? I've seen ir a lot online.
@@creedSM2 That is a picture of the lens of a HAL 9000 computer, from 2001 a Space Odyssey.
@@wardkerr2456 thank You so much
That’s a pretty impressively succinct description of Dune’s plot
Alan Smithee (also Allen Smithee) is an official pseudonym used by film directors who wish to disown a project. Coined in 1968 and used until it was formally discontinued in 2000, it was the sole pseudonym used by members of the Directors Guild of America (DGA) when a director, dissatisfied with the final product, proved to the satisfaction of a guild panel that they had not been able to exercise creative control over a film. The director was also required by guild rules not to discuss the circumstances leading to the movie or even to acknowledge being the project's director.
Ah. So kinda like how classic Wrestling shows used to have a director named "Kaye Fabe" in the credits before they became more transparent with the audience about storylines.
I love Dune and I love THIS! You wouldn't think both is possible, but it is. Now say, "I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration."
Calling Bene Gesserit a "Spice Girls". Best joke ever. And on the point too :D
And when they get to the Villeneuve version there's a non neglectable chance for the honest title to be... ...Spiceworld.
I agree 100%
I'm still rolling on the floor 😂
If you wanna be my Kwisatz Haderach...
Fun fact: Alan Smithee is an anagram of "The alias men"
Good job dude.
The Barron is the most memorable character... EVER !!!
I would argue paul is, but all the characters are fairly memorable.
@@pontiusporcius8430 But the Barron was So INSANE... I mean really over the top...
okay, you have to choose: Baron Harkonnen or Darth Vader?
@@KaasSchaaf666 That's apples and oranges.
@@KaasSchaaf666 Vader... so I can choke people from a distance and get away with it...
Say in your epic voice: "Yes, I just called Bladerunner a flop!"
Is was a finacial flop when it came out.
The Shawshank Redemption was also a flop. That term is purely a financial one. Not to be confused with a "stinker" or anything in that vein.
I like how the screenplay immaculately conceived a space pug from absolutely nothing.
You can NOT run a galactic empire without pugs.
Did Emperor Palpatine have a pug?
I rest my case.
The space pug is a visual metaphor - Paul is the product of a centuries long selective breeding campaign, and pugs are selectively bred
Another beloved 80s classic. And again it's from '84. That was a good year apparently. '86 had Highlander though, definitely make an Honest Trailer for that.
No, I want him to read the whole exposition. I NEED IT. Exposit the entire Landsraad, the Litany against Fear, CHOAM, ALL OF IT.
and the orange catholic bible, the butlerian jihad, face dancers, the war of assassins, the holtzman effect...
1:08 Let him finish! I want to hear him explain all the Dune Lore, also I would love to hear him read the whole Dune book in that sweet Honest Trailer voice
Well, in all fairness the video’s 5 minutes long and the guys at Screen Junkies have a schedule to keep. They gotta wrap this up.
I laughed when I realized you guys knew what you were talking about in regards to Alan Smithee
meanwhile there's not much to dig in, jokewise, when it comes to Judas Booth
I've seen Burn Hollywood Burn, so what's left to learn? :-D
The narration and big boy voice is very much the book. The square shields and voice weapon is some of the most original ideas in scifi movie
Sometimes, even I have to go to my "Dune" inner voice, whenever I deal the rest of the family...
All that sand and giant sand worm just reminds me you should still do an honest trailer on Tremors.
Oh my gosh, I second that motion. Should he all 5(?) Movies or just the 4?
@@rainydaylady6596 7 and the TV show !
Yes!
Chanting voice: Trem-ors! Trem-ors! Trem-ors!
@@rainydaylady6596 Five was crap (so was 2), but you have to include everything because Michael Grosse. Also Kudos to him for demanding his character [spoilers] in number 5.
And somehow this still left a mountain of content unmentioned from that magnificent mess
4:53..." The Spice Girls " Gurney's the true hero. He saves their dog AND fights an insurgent war against the Harkonnen.
"Fremenies" is so goddamn good lmfao you guys at SJ kill me
I loved this movie, but every time I heard the words "Kwisatz Haderach", I mentally sing "give the dog a bone"...and I'm not even high.
Same
You see Sean Young riding a sandworm in her cat suit, too?
10 points... laughed my butt off at this comment...
I always think of the line from the Sugar-Free Gummy Bears Amazon review when the guy compares his erupting butthole to “yelling Kwisatz Haderach through a straw”
Well, great... now this is going to be another thing my brain does, along with reacting to "stop" with "hammer time!", and playing the Inspector Gadget music whenever I hear a police siren.
"Dune: Worm's My Car" is one of your very best made up titles.
Made me LOL, indeed 🤣
Agreed, I was caught off guard by how well it works..
I was too wide eyed to LOL
For anyone who doesn't know, it's a reference for a movie called:
"Dude, Where's My Car?" Starring Asthon Kutcher
@@margarethmichelina5146 And the good guys in Dune use the sandworms for transportation.
And then?
Worm's My Car is the greatest ending joke y'all will ever have. props sandriders
2:12 "well-conditioned teen suffering from a case of old face." 💀🤣😂 I can't even right now! I don't know why, but that tickled my funny bone just right! 🤣🙈
ive waited for so long for Epic voice guy to say "DUUUUUNNNEEEEE"
'Specially since they're not "allowed" to say "BEWWWWBS" anymore
Dunesssss!
Can we get an Honest Trailer for the Austin Powers trilogy?
I've been saying this for years, still hasn't happened.
It's turning 25 next year, so perfect opportunity
I'm afraid that train has sailed, baby.
I would prefer a trailer for the first only - I really hate when they make these things for movie-series, never enough attention to the (mostly superior) first one (like with Austin Powers)
I just want a Flash Gordon 1980, and my pleas go ignored. :(
"Ginger? Even worse!"
Best line ever
So glad I stuck it out to the end... imagining the taughting in the voice !
I loved how they literally just read the Wiki to dune in the beginning
“The secret to microdosing is using micro doses, my dude.” 😂
That caught me off-guard
i still think they nailed the tone and the look perfectly. its one of my favourite childhood book and movie, no matter how much its discussed over and over, i like it a lot and the world is a much better place because of ROTJ was not directed by Lynch
This is honestly the first honest trailer I've watched in a good long time, and I was definitely not disappointed. Great work.
Greased up Sting in a mankini isn't disgusting, it's just extremely confusing.
In possibly several different ways, depending on the individual.
I’m sure even Sting will sometimes go, “what was that all about?”
@@joermnyc Grimes actually asked him about Dune and he didn't even remember it.
For the androphillic, it is just fine....
Honest to God, when this film was released in cinemas, they were handing out printed glossaries in some locations which provided additional information. That was from the studio!
This movie might be my first ASMR experience. Everytime I've tried to watch it since Jr. High school I fall asleep.
It makes so much more sense that in the book they tricked the natives into believing he was the hand of god.
Well now I want a crossover between Star Wars and Dune, so we can see Jedi whisper about Spice.
BRILLIANT!
Imagine if Star Wars is just Luke having a bad spice high and hallucinating.
The slow light sabre pierces the shield....
I mean the Mandalorian already basically adopted the "giant sand worms on a desert planet" into canon, so
"I heard the Navigators talking about Spice. I've been wondering, what is Spice?"
"It's heroin. ... Come on, boy."
Even though this is a bad movie. It's a very entertaining one. I had to watch this in preparation of the new Dune. I LOL'd at every scene. Picard holding a pug while in battle was just too funny.
ikr im a huge fan of the books and i watched this after reading the first one and i was dying of laughter the whole time
it felt like an SNL skit a good one at that
@@floppavevo5920 It does feel like a skit! LOL!
Pug Atreides ;)
Lynch's Dune has some good features. When they're good, they're very good. The other parts are SO bad... they're GREAT!
Watch the tv series instead
Mkay, loved the Twin Peaks reference in the "starring". Now can we please get a TP Honest TV Trailer?????
This has got to be my favorite so far. Excellent job, SR!
Now you've gotta say "I must not fear, fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration"
Brad Dorrif really has a knack for playing unhinged characters.
I think he goes out of his way to pick them lol
Would anybody believe him if he played someone normal ?
That is the same guy who voiced Chucky
@@margarethmichelina5146 also Wormtongue in the Lord of the Rings movies
He was in one of the Alien movies and played a murderer on the Voyager tv series who had to be confined to his quarters for the rest of the series until he redeemed himself in one episode I believe.
"Dune, worm's my car" That just works on so many levels. Genius.
"Did somebody call The Police?" - I see what you did there 😁
Dune was already released here in Taiwan. I just watched it two nights ago. It's an excellent remake. It tells the first part of the story without being campy. Though there's little exposition of the spice. It's mostly focused on Paul Atreides. I can't wait to see the next installment.
I honestly can't wait lol. It'll be the first movie I see in theaters in over a year.
Saw it yesterday here in the uae, great film and excited for part two
Yeah, it's pretty much condensing the story towards Paul's perspective so you don't get too overwhelmed by the details and lore. Although there remains a lot of that still.
And his constant visions of the oppressive destiny laying before him never seems like cheesy white savior chosen one power fantasy, but a terrifying burden threatening to break him.
Which is transported via a score that is constantly eerie, ominous and overwhelming.
The sun rising above the horizon feels like a declaration of war in itself.
Everything is large to boggle the mind, the designs of buildings, vehicles and objects are bordering on alien.
It is a joy to behold on the big screen.
IF they make one. Remember it has to make money in order for a sequel to get greenlit.
@@MrHodoAstartes, in the book I got the impression that the main subject of his dreams was the jihad spreading across the universe - although in fairness maybe that's more the second half. In the 2021 film he seems to dream mainly of Chani, and the only reference to the jihad was once in the stilltent.
Love that his exposition is just word-for-word the opening narration of the movie (that weird scene with Princess Irulan's astral projection)
I can't wait until Cinema Sins does this one too.
"Oh wait, I forgot to tell you..."
When Lando Calrissian tells you to make an Honest Trailer, consider it done.
I lost it at the electric eels joke. Out of the left field. I'm still in tears.
Please do every Guillermo Del Toro movie before Nightmare Alleys comes out!
We need an every Alan Smithee movie trailer that pretends to have no idea who he is.
I want him to do crimson peak just for all the Loki jokes!!!!
Saw dune around 1990 when I was 8 years old, loved it then love it now, it's not perfect but that's what makes it great it has charm and character
Same here. I honestly don't get the hate.
I recall enjoying it when I first saw it (don't remember when/how, tho'), but after reading the book, and watching the SciFi/SyFy mini-series, and then re-watching the Lynch film, I think I like the mini-series better. I still like the Lynch film, tho', esp. since its style/aesthetic was used for the Dune games (I enjoyed the 1st one, an adventure game, but loved Dune 2...I think I still prefer Dune 2 over Dune 2k and Emperor BfD)
Same. I've watched it more than 10 times. And after reading the books I've loved it even more.
I so wish I could get a copy of the 4 hour uncut version sci fi channel showed in the 90's it was sooooo much better than the 2 hour version
I saw it the summer I turned 13 and bought it at some point in my 20’s because I love campy 80’s sci-fi and it’s weird/trippy
It was supposed to be a mini-serie… so that explains why the monarchy backstabbing GoT style is so long and the desert action is so short in this movie.
"You wanna know what the Quitthat Shat-a-rack is or not?" LOL
Lol that Showgirls reference was hilarious
Frank Herbert himself liked the movie so much he had a still frame of one of the scenes put on his wall so that's good enough for me
He was 64 when the Movie came out, he probaply was just happy to see it being turned into a Movie, not questioning quality and to be honest, not even watched with an real own opinion anymore.
Having a Poster of the Visualisation within his last 2 years, don't really seem like a Sign of Anything.
@@dracometeors3010 there's audio interviews with him where he talks about the movie, and how he tried to write a screenplay for it but it was horrible.
Creators of great works (Stephen king for example) can greatly misjudge the quality of adaptions of their works
Speaking of him, in the extended TV version, there is a 7 minute opening, in which Frank Herbert himself narrated, plus all of the other narrations throughout the TV version.
Now you got me psyched for Denis Villeneuve's The Hidden!
Played the first Dune game when I was 10 and didn’t even know there were books and a movie. When Lynch‘s came on TV about a year later that was probably one of the most impactful movies my young mind had experienced. What a trip that was…spent weeks afterwards building sandworms and sonic modules with LEGO 😆
"Murder in a speeeeedoooo, uooooohhhh....." JUST BRILLIANT!
Can we get an Honest Trailer for the Dune & Children of Dune mini-series that was on SyFy years ago?
Yes, far better version if you can get past the evident lower budget.
i frickin loved the miniseries. much better than the movie.
@@AmericanZergling Just have to pretend it's a high budget stage production of Dune.
I thought it steadily improved, but especially in series two.
Calling the worm 'free Willy' really killed me! 😂
that s how this trailer earn my like
Been waiting so long for you to do this video
The film, while being quite "questionable" in quality, did inspire pretty much the entire RTS games genre, quite the legacy.
Harvester under attack
@@twothirdsanexplosive Panic attack just reading that.
For me, Dune is first and foremost a Dune 2 RTS. My favorite house in it was Harkonnen, because Devastator tanks and cool mentat dude between missions, so when I got around to read books and watch Lynch's movie I was rooting for the bad guys :)
@@ivankuzin8388 I was always more of an Ordos person.
If only one could play the final evolution Emperor: Battle for Dune, somehow
‘This well conditioned teen suffering from ‘old face’.....I’m WEAK AF💯😂
I don't care what others say, I loved this movie in the 80s and I love it now in 2021.
Kudos for mentioning The Hidden. Most people don't know this masterpiece.
This was cool. You always do awesome voices on this.
How about an oldie, but goodie, Breakfast at Tiffany's?
This channel’s pretty woke. They’d spend more than half of that video talking about Mickey Rooney.
Love it!
@@ryand730 Your comment reminds me of how people don't mind being or condoning racism, but hate being called racist. Even when the film was made there was pressure on Blake Edwards to recast and reshoot those scenes with an Asian actor. Audrey Hepburn even agreed to work gratis during that time. Edwards refused. Woke is good. It means you are aware that racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. are bad things and we should do better.
@@ryand730 Good!
I think I remember the film.
Please say: "Well, now that we did the 1984 Dune, we gotta follow up with the 2000, 2003, and 2021 versions."
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE Stop fucking spamming comments others made days before your account was created.
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE Tremors IS an Honest Trailer...
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE Go away.
"The secret of microdosing is ... " LOL, that was sooo funny! I haven't watched Dune and read the book, just played a veeery old game, but the trailer looks fantastic. A definitely must watch. And the final scene, loooool The electric eel. Super funny.
"Arid Leto" might be my favorite pun ever.
My mom rented this when I was in the 2nd grade and it blew my 7 year old mind. I still love it, I don't care if everyone hates it.
its unique for sure, ten year old me was never the same, neither was 18 year old me when i thought a tab of lsd might go well for a re-visit of this film.
Solidarity! Everyone keeps saying it was confusing, but if anything, it kept explaining itself through all the ASMR whispering. I got it a little too easily.
I was a lot older, maybe 16, when I caught it on late night TV, and was blown away by how different it was from all other sci-fi. Then I read the books, and found that they are much better (and the film deviates from them in some crucial ways, like Paul being the anti-hero rather than a hero). But I still don't hate the film.
Having never read the books, my mom and I both loved it and still do to this day. Super excited for the remake.
Proper respect for referencing The Hidden. A film that genuinely requires a 21st century remake
If only they could use the original cast! But seriously, an under rated movie for sure, and it deserves it's own Honest Trailer please!!!!
@@robertharper3754 I would love to see an Honest Trailer for The Hidden definitely
@@adriangreetham1386 Yes!!!! Please!!!! An Honest Trailer for The Hidden would be amazing!! Love that film so much, so underrated.
"...requires a 21st century remake..." Definitely not. You know perfectly well that they'd only screw it up.
@@_XR40_ Exactly.
This is demented and sick on so many levels, I can't even count them all. GENIUS!!!
I bet there was someone looking for tremors that rented this by mistake. I know a person who rented Highlander when they wanted Braveheart. They were disapointed, I don't know why Highlander is great.
And slightly more historically accurate than Braveheart
ALL of these were better love stories than Twilight.
I would love to see the people who rented 'The Girl Next Door' looking for the romcom and got...the other one.
Bill Sienkiewicz (art) and Ralph Macchio made a sumptuous Comics adaptation of the film (and it included scenes from the script, not in the theatrical cut) for Marvel.
That last clip really caught me off guard
seems that's what Showgirls usually does ^^
I know Worth it at End
I almost spit my lunch out
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And that is the same guy who played Detective Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks TV Show
4:58 FANTASTIC Chris Farley voice!
Seen 2 weeks late but I love you honest trailers and I love you epic voice guy
I'm surprised there were no jokes about Picard staring in this movie...
There was one : "Gurney Holodeck". A little oblique though.