Dune has been an enigmatic disaster to adapt to the screen. The desert “Game of Thrones” epic has been difficult to translate on the big screen, much like trying to harvest spice when a worm is nearby.
I am going to forgo getting into the details of this rather complex story. What you need to know is there is a planet named Arrakis, on it spice which is made from the worms allow people to travel through space via hyperspace beings called engineers; there is an Emperor who selects one of the houses, or Baronages/ dukedoms to take control of the harvesting of spice. Intrigues lead to betrayals, violations of honor codes, and death. On Arrakis are bedouin people known as the Fremen who have been awaiting a messiah, a Mau’Dib, and a group of witches who have mind controlling powers called the Bene Gesserit have been breeding bloodlines to create their own messiah, Kwisatz Haderach, who they will control. That is a lot to digest, and for some reason its more arduous to understand than A Galaxy, Far, Far Away… or Boldly Going Where No sone Has Gone Before.
This iteration of Dune is gorgeous. The cinematography is breathtaking, reminds me of a Ridley Scott film. But spiritually this is one of the most Satanic films I’ve ever seen (and I just saw Dracula 2000).
The director of this new Dune adaptation, Denis Villeneuve, also made “Blade Runner 2045.” In Bladerunner 2045 the maker of Replicants looks like Jesus from The Jesus of Nazareth movie, he even quotes Scripture as he hurts and acts sadistic towards his creation; the aim of the director for the audience to draw parallels to Christ being sadistic. Well Denis Villeneuve does it again here in Dune, where the Mother Superior Witch insists their witchcraft voice mind controlling powers is The Way, and their messiah they have waited for, for thousands of years, A parallel to how long people waited for Christ, is a Dune version of Christianity?! (Crazy?!) Then we see Paul Atreides, who will be the Fremen messiah, is close to his mother, Jessica, almost in Madonna and Child way, and she has taught him the Voice power, again this word power to denote Word of God, but its taught by witches?! Then Paul has a fit in exile where he tells his mom “you made me a freak,” and his visions he makes clear will become a holy war in his name (Crusades) and the sense this scene gives and makes clear is Paul has been created into a messiah, manipulated, brainwashed, and the director’s hope is we consider this about Jesus. That Jesus was brainwashed into thinking he was God. Which is a lie, Jesus is the True God who has saved us.
How much of this antichrist allegory is in the actual Herbert book I cannot say. But how evil this is, how insidious, how next level Satanic propaganda this is: the idea witches are keepers of the Way, when in Bible witches who converted to the Way got rid of their sorcery, “Many of those who believed in Christ now came and openly confessed what they had done. A number of them who had been practicing sorcery brought their incantation books and burned them at a public bonfire. The value of the books was several million dollars. So the message about the Lord spread widely and had a powerful effect” (Acts 19:18-20); that’s the real effect of the Gospel on witches, they give up dark powers. The idea the messiah is just a brainwashed and manipulated pawn with precognitive powers, rather than the very Son of God who came to save us is a high level Luciferian lie.
If the book reads this way, then Herbert was a Satanist. If not, this Antichrist director Denis Villeneuve has twisted the story to mock Christ and get people to question the Truth. In fact, Oscar Issacs being attached as Leto, Paul’s father, is telling. Most Christian brothers and sisters might feel the movie is safe because Isaacs played Joseph in “The Nativity Story,” or was in “The Choice,” which documents The Armenian Genocide. But there is another movie he is in where he serial killer in a desert, and around a fire he says, “Let's talk about the desert. Jesus came out here. The desert. Not this one. Another one. Kiln of religions, the desert.
T.E. Lawrence said that. Look at where the world is because of solitary dudes, going mental in the desert. Jesus came out.” (Jack, Mojave, 2015). Interesting that Oscar Isaacs stars in Dune 2021 which is another film making a case that messiahs like Paul go nuts in desert believing they are redeemers. That Isaacs is in two movies making an attack on Jesus’ sanity directly and allegorically is telling. Its seems this actor wishes to emulate Jesus’ family, “ Then he went home, and the crowd gathered again, so that they could not even eat. And when his family heard it, they went out to seize him, for they were saying, “He is out of his mind.” (Mark 3:20-21). I hate to be Isaacs on judgement day, when our Lord Jesus Christ separates the sheep and the goats.
I recommend you do not see Dune (2021). There is a demonic touch to this iteration, that wasn’t even in last adaptation. The goal of this antichrist director (Denis Villeneuve) is to make you see Christ as nuts, and in his other film, Bladerunner 2045 , that Christ is cruel. Beware, unbelief has power, it can be used by our unseen enemy to try and turn you away, “And then many will fall away from the faith, and betray one another and hate one another. And many false prophets will arise and lead many astray. And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold. But the one who endures (keeps believing Jesus Christ is Son of God, God, and Savior) to the end will be saved.” (Matthew 24:10-13). Your soul is more important than seeing the CG sand worms of Arrakis, you going ot heaven is more important than seeing Harkonnen, and your relationship with Christ is more important than a crysknife. Amen.
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