The hope of a savior is an expected journey to paradise but in the end, war only begets more war. Thank you dear readers for joining us once again on this journey of self-elevation. We hope you have a good time reading through the listed life lessons.
- Carnage of the Wars
The opening scenes show the graphic image of war as piles of dead bodies are set ablaze. In reality, sometimes the image of heroes make us think of war as a noble affair. But what if you took a step back to observe our world. Just imagine you were an alien visiting from a distant galaxy with technology capable of playing the most notable events of a planet. Imagine again the reality of the 13 DNA strands that make up humanity's origins (See eBook 'Twelve Sisters and Twelve Planets). Wouldn't you think that humans are barbarians that like killing and destroying themselves? You might even think that an explosion is considered a generous gift from another kingdom because of the images of jubilations that celebrate victory in wars. Celebrations that are quite similar to sports. Regardless of the winners of battles, remember families lost their loved ones. Children were stranded and lots of people died a horrible painful death. Remember that nothing really good comes from war.
- DNA Coded
The technology and the voyages to other planets are futuristic scenes, just like in most sci-fi movies. In reality and in-line with our perception of the repeating cycles of humanity, we claim that most sci-fi movies are DNA coded memories that provide insight into what humanity can achieve or has already achieved in the past. These memories expressed as movies often inspire scientific innovation. For example the movie Knight Rider which was a sci-fi hit in the early 80's is being currently expressed as self-driving cars (autonomous vehicle) from companies like Waymo, Tesla, Cruise, Zoox, and Baidu's Apollo. In fact, most modern cars have high level autonomous warnings like collision detection sensors and driving assistance.
Therefore, we can rightly say that sci-fi movies of the present times are guides towards future inventions. The quote from the Christian bible; Ecclesiastes 1:9 that there is 'Nothing new under the sun' is really right, because human experiences, events, and inventions are cyclical repetitions of the past rather than truly novel occurrences. Let us make conscious efforts to get it right in this current cycle, as we build a world of love and peaceful harmonious growth. A world that won't bring back the carnage and destruction of the interplanetary star wars.
- Wrong Growth
The Freemen have a method for collecting fluids from a dead person which is turned into drinking water! This scarcity of basically free natural resources despite the advancement of life helps symbolizes that their advancement or growth went in the wrong direction. True growth that is sustainable can only be attained by a balanced cohesive and peaceful movement. We have explained the problems of social balance and true civilization in previous reviews including; Problemista, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Silent Night, Love Lies Bleeding, and The Confession. It is also explained in our review of 'Stories, Images, and Knowledge from Ancient Times'. Remember that advanced technology isn't the same as civilization.
- Misdirected
On one hand we see a prophesy of freedom expected to be achieved through a warlord who would conquer the enemies, and on the other hand we see the hope of the freemen to rebuild abundance of green life and water by fighting for resource control. Both of these directions are misguided assumptions because on the other side of the war there are also people fighting to be the domineering force in control of resources. Love conquers all things, and it is only through love among humans in our journey that both instances can truly be achieved. We should try to not be misdirected towards violence as we hope for peace, civilization, and true development.
- A War Name
Paul Atreides (Timothee Chalamet) chooses the war name of Muad'Dib which means a small desert rat. The company bursts into fits of laughter in ridicule of the name but Stilgar (Javier Bardem) hushes them by explaining the importance of the Muad'Dib. Stilgar drives home his point on the importance of the name with the following quote; "Muad'Dib is wise in the ways of the desert. Muad'Dib creates its own water. The constellation that points to the North Star, we call Muad'Dib, the one who points the way. That is a powerful name".
How many times have you overlooked the importance of something because you thought it wasn't powerful enough to deserve your attention. How many times has the stone that the builders rejected become the chief cornerstone? We should learn to respect the weak and mudane because everything is relevant in its own way.
- The Worsening
Beast Rabban (Dave Bautista) the emperor's hench man waits patiently behind the door to screams of women being murdered. The emperor, Baron Harkonnen (Stellan Skarsgard) is on life sustaining devices seems to keep himself alive with the sacrifice of women. Just like the sacrificial punishments that women endure to sustain the ignoramus wealth and affluence of secret society bonded men. If the cries to put an end to the acceptance and substitution of women as wealth generators are not heeded, If the a stop isn't put to the harvesting of women as sex slaves that generate wealth from the ignorant masses, then the future for women wouldn't be too different from what the emperor does. We must push strongly for a change in mentality, we must overcome the need to enslave, rule, and deprive others through the use of supernatural methods and specialness that corrupt our human race journey. Women must accept, promote, and propagate the knowledge provided in our movie reviews. This is the best time to checkmate these primitive demonic and spiritual practices that end up ruining the entire world.
Hope you gained an insight or two from this wonderful sci-fi movie featuring the beloved and beautiful Zendaya (hmmm). Thank you
You can find streaming sources for this movie on the links below.
Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81602836
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15239678/
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