Who has blue eyes in Dune?

Ever since the first Dune trailer debuted, moviegoers unfamiliar with Frank Herbert's acclaimed science-fiction novel Dune may have been confused as to why, in Denis Villeneuve's Dune, Zendaya's eyes are blue. She's not alone, of course.
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Why are eyes blue in Dune?

Herbert's novel states that blue eyes are a result of being addicted to spice. Perhaps not wanting to imply that an entire race is addicted to drugs, Villeneuve includes a scene explaining that the Fremen's eyes have turned blue simply because of their constant exposure to spice in the sands of Arrakis.
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Are the blue eyes in Dune contacts?

The blue eyes themselves were digitally enhanced in only about 15 or 20 shots, but these had all been filmed with contact lenses to begin with.
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How did they do the blue eyes in Dune 2021?

A look behind the scenes at the extensive VFX work in Denis Villeneuve's film.
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Does Zendaya have blue eyes in Dune?

In Dune, both iris and sclera turn a deep blue hue for a select few. It's not that we don't like the idea of a blue-eyed Zendaya or Javier Bardem, but it'd be criminal not to get to the bottom of this mystery.
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How does Paul Atreides get blue eyes?

The Dune trailer shows that Paul spends an extended period of time on Arrakis as he helps Chani protect the planet, meaning his blue eyes are a symptom of either ingesting the drug for power or consistently breathing in enough on Arrakis that he has a constant state of activity from Spice.
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Why does spice make eyes blue?

Due to their constant exposure to spice—in the air they breathe and the food they eat—all Fremen have glowing blue eyes. If there's one real-world spice most associated with spice melange, it's cinnamon. The substance is described to have a cinnamon-like smell and taste.
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Does Paul from Dune have powers?

Abilities and skills

Prescience: As the Kwisatz Haderach long sought out for by the breeding programme of the Bene Gesserit Order, Paul possessed a powerful ability to bridge space and time with prescient ability.
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Why do they wear nose plugs in Dune?

Filt-Plug by Frank Herbert from Dune. A nose plug worn to collect moisture from exhaled air. On parched Arrakis, the wise traveler wears filt-plugs and a breathing mask over the mouth, to conserve moisture.
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Why is Jessica a concubine Dune?

Concubines were often taken by ruling members of Great Houses for companionship. This was considered an ideal practice when one wished for other Great Houses to think they were available for alliance through marriage. Duke Leto Atreides took the Lady Jessica as his concubine.
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What is in their nose in Dune?

Filt-Plug by Frank Herbert from Dune. A nose plug worn to collect moisture from exhaled air. On parched Arrakis, the wise traveler wears filt-plugs and a breathing mask over the mouth, to conserve moisture.
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Why are Mentats lips red?

Mentats habitually drink “the Juice of Sapho,” a kind of hyper-coffee that increases their mental acuity twice over or more. Naturally, Sapho is addictive, and eventually it has the side effect of staining a user's lips an obvious red.
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Why are there no guns in Dune?

Also some knives, like the Fremen's crysknife, is a sacred object. Crysknives are taked from the teeth of the great sandworm, giving them an extra oomph of honor and religious prestige. So that's why there are “no” guns in Dune. It's because it's smarter, and objectively cooler, to fight in close quarters.
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Can you pee in a stillsuit?

Urine and feces are processed in the thigh pads. In the open desert, you wear this filter across your face, this tube in the nostrils with these plugs to ensure a tight fit. Breathe in through the mouth filter, out through the nose tube.
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Is a real stillsuit possible?

How feasible are actual Stillsuits for future astronauts on Mars? Fortunately, we've been doing something similar to Dune's Stillsuits for a while now on the International Space Station. "There is an entire closed-loop system onboard the [International Space Station] dedicated to water," NASA says.
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How do they breathe in Dune?

In the film Dune, when the Duke and Pual put on the desert suits, they are instructed to breathe in through the mouth and out through the nose when in the open desert.
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Does Paul Atreides turn into a worm?

Anderson's continuation of the original series, Hunters of Dune (2006). Even at a very young age, this Leto shows signs that he may be more than he seems. During an assassination attempt, he appears to transform into a small sandworm and defends himself before reverting to an innocent one-year-old.
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Is Paul Atreides a human?

Administering the test to a man is highly unusual. However, Paul is a highly unusual man. Paul is the culmination of generations of deliberately calculated breeding, as part of the Bene Gesserit's program to create a super being, the Kwisatz Haderach.
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Is Paul Atreides really the one?

Like many other heroes, particularly in science fiction, Paul is “the One,” a messiah-type character whose arrival people have been anticipating and expecting to bring about great change. Throughout the novel, Herbert makes cryptic references to the Kwisatz Haderach.
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Did Star Wars copy Dune?

It's no secret that Star Wars borrowed heavily from Frank Herbert's science-fiction novel Dune back when George Lucas dreamed up his galaxy far away in the 1970s. 44 years later, not much has changed, but The Book of Boba Fett is helping to improve one of the most thoughtless ways Lucas ripped off Herbert's work.
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Do all Fremen have blue eyes?

Melange is produced by the giant sandworms that roam the deserts. The Fremen, the main inhabitants of Arrakis, consume spice regularly (it's a central ingredient in food on the planet), and are essentially dependent on the substance. Prolonged exposure to spice is the reason all of the Fremen have blue-on-blue eyes.
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Does Earth exist in Dune?

Remnants of Earth Exist Throughout the 'Dune' Universe

And later in the saga, Leto II, who is capable of the Bene Gesserit skill of exploring all the memories of his ancestors, will often spend lots of time reliving historically recognizable events from Earth.
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Why do soldiers in Dune fight with swords?

Humanity went back to close combat, where you fight with knives and blades because it's the only way you can kill someone through those shields. You can penetrate the shield slowly with the blade.” You can get a look at the shields in action when Paul and Gurney are sparring: Image: Dune/Warner Bros.
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Why does everyone in Dune use swords?

Blades Are More Effective

It has something to do with kinetic energy, and the speed of a projectile versus the vibrational setting of the shield. This somehow allows a blade to better penetrate the shield and not cause an explosive reaction.
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