Dune Part Two - Harkonnens killing Harkonnens
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2024
- Compilation of scenes where Baron Harkonnen, Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, Rabban Harkonnen, Paul and Jessica kill Harkonnens
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I love how you included Paul. He technically is a Harkonnen.
And Jessica too, being more Harkonnen than even Paul.
Yup😂
Came here to say the same, lol
From his mother’s side, yes. As his maternal family.
Thanks Sherlock
Feyd killing his maids so callously was so disturbing to watch
They perfectly encapsulated his character in a few seconds. That's filmmaking right there.
He does it very often
It was silly.
The Fact that they didn't scream or try to escape makes it even more uncomfortable like even the one he didn't kill doesn't make a sound she just stood there shivering in fear
@@Echoo264 They were most likely trained or even "bred" to be submissive like that. Most Harkonnen servants are essentially weak-minded slaves to the main House.
Don't know about everyone else but i think id feel safer on an Imperial Star Destroyer under Lord Darth Vader then in the Harkonnen crew
You're not wrong there, the only thing that will kill you in Vader's command (apart from Rebel combat) is being an idiot. As long as you're not you might even get promoted. The Harkonnens are likelier to kill you for not being a moron
Darth Vader only kills when you fail miserably.
Darth Vader actually cared about his storm troopers lol
@AgentMercer Notice how he only kills the snobbish, power-hungry, imperial officers. In a way less violent way than what's displayed here as well.
Darth Vader didn't have pets to be fed
the first clip that included Paul made me laugh 😂
He is harkonnen
@@Brandon-nr8fn I am aware
Paul is included in the video because he is also Harkonnen?
@@costco_pizza His grandfather is.
I was like 'HUH?' And then 'oh yeah, doi'
Just goes to show that even being a Harkonnen advisor is hazardous to your health.
Hope it pays well, but I guess knowing the harkonnens it probably doesn’t
not if you don't interrupt them. Can't say why they don't learn...
One of the most dangerous places to be in the Soviet Union during Stalin's pre-WWII purges was at the top of the Party.
@@antestanic2964they die before they can learn
You just need to say''Long live house Harkonnen''
You'd think that their servants would just do whatever Rabban says considering his _severe_ lack of emotional intelligence.
I think it’s implied that they don’t normally act so violently towards their servants (except for feyd when needing to feed his cannibals). The tensions caused by the fremen are causing Rabban to act out
@@enzocignetti6359Ranbban seemed stressed out throughout the movies, more so in the second compared to the first. I think he's angry naturally, but the pressure of Arakis and trying to appeal to his uncle made it much worse
@@juannaym8488Yes, Rabban always was hot-headed.
@@juannaym8488 That's also his main difference to Feyd-Rautha. Rabban, for all his brutality, does not enjoy brutality. It is a tool to forces others to do his bidding or a means to vent frustration. Feyd-Rautha on the other hand is outright sadistic and enjoys brutality in every form, physical and psychological. Aso a nice commentary on nature vs nurture.
“Does not enjoy brutality” that’s literally all he enjoys in the books
Rabban killed Harkonnens more than he killed Atreides
Surely, he also killed his own father, Abulurd Harkonnen
@@sectorgovernor as the matter of fact the only Atreides he faced on screen was Gurney and we all know how it went
@@khoanguyenduc2564actually, in part 1 he kill some captured atreides
I can’t imagine what happened in that bathroom with the Baron
Imagine the last thing you’ll ever see is a fat dude with a knife **LEVITATING INCREASINGLY FAST TOWARDS YOU**
"Flying fat man" sounds funny until it isn't.
For that scene alone, he deserved what he got.
💀
Well judging by what the Baron was a fan of doing in the books, being killed was probably a mercy after what he probably did to those two children
Considering they were twisted into pretzels, it seems that he didn't use a knife.
That guy suggested to Rabban to get some rest and for that Rabban clobbered him!!!! Remind me never to give this guy any health advice.
This was really character accurate. This is exactly what Rabban would do. It's pity that in the end, they made him a pathetic coward.
@sectorgovernor that's probably the point he was a bully who runs away from a real fight. Used to picking on the helpless.
@@karlolson1363 This aspect is true, I also wrote that from this point of view, it can be even true for Rabban. He didn't 'practiced' with gladiators like Feyd and I don't really remember any 1vs1 duel from him either. But I think he became an over the top coward. Btw then why did he start to fight with Gurney in the end instead of running away?
@@sectorgovernorprobably when he first ran away it was a mix of fear and also rationale if that makes sense. Like there’s zero visibility, your troops are getting massacred and your most likely going to die while accomplishing nothing.
In the end, it’s more like “i’ve lost everything, here is a man who represents basically my mortal enemy (atreides and fremen (as in working with fremen)), i’m not going to let this bastard live/run away like last time”
@@CountCalcium It can be true, Rabban probably also realized they will be all killed and his tactics were wrong.
Gurney and Rabban hated each other, it was personal so it is also correct.
2:02 Feyd being bricked tf up over his uncle dying is so wild 😂
Not really. He just inherited an entire multi-planet empire with a massive military. It’s probably what a lot of rich kids feel when their rich dads die.
So true, but I interpreted his reaction as alot more mixed than that. To me Butler’s acting evokes shock turning to excitement turning to anger (or maybe something more like determination? In like a predatory ‘Now I need to kill Paul’ kinda way)
@@danem.9402 I got the vibe that he wanted to do that for ages and now had immense ressentiment towards Paul for finally doing it/simultaneous admiration for him for doing it
@@MatauReviews yeah that makes sense I like that
That looked more like he was really into it. He was probably thinking "Damn you really did that. Ight Muad'Dib, let's fucking go, I'm so ready right now! Somebody give me a knife."
1:35 I died laughing at this in the theater. You can NOT make any suggestions to this family 😂😂😂
That shit had me rolling too. I was the only one laughing 😭😂
"I didn't fucking ask!"
I don't know about you guys, but I would watch a whole movie about this family. lol
The Harkonnens are basically just a Sci-Fi version of the Addams Family...
1:12 one of the most terrifying scenes in both parts
literally the scream before that loud bang gave me goosebumps in the theater
everyone outside is just like “ah sh*t here we go again”
What was that bang
They are like you go in first 🤣🤣
@@cnarhatrnaz3561 I assumed he grabbed them and has thrown them against the wall
Everyone ignores the "Help Wanted" sign on the front door of House Harkonnen!" ☢️ ☠️☢️
0 days since a workplace incident
But the 401k SPICE match.. 🤨🤔 The Harkonens are overflowing with spice!! The Emperor recommends a net worth of 10k lbs of spice for a comfortable retirement...
nobody wants to work anymore
I'm glad they didn't forget that Paul and Jessica are both technically Harkonnen too.
Paul is half Harkonnen
@@abhidahiya4007 barring incest, every Harkonnen is half Harkonnen.
@@abhidahiya4007 Paul is no less Harkonnen than his cousins Feyd-Rautha and Glossu Rabban then since their lineage come from their father Abulurd Harkonnen who was the Baron's demi-brother. It's implied than their mother was a Bene Gesserict too in the movies. Harkonnen is not really a pourcentage of blood from an ancestor, it's a family name.
I think you missed a few-during the fight by the spice harvester that ornithopter gunner takes out pretty much everyone, regardless if they're Harkonnen or Fremen. He just sprays the crowd indiscriminately
Haha that’s true lol. I see new things within this masterpiece every day😭
Event the weapon is designed to spray and pray.
Yeah, I realized that one, too. The utter and complete indifference towards human life is just so staggering in this adaptation of the Harkonnen.
Also why didnt the freemen just start off by firing the lasers at the harvester...they lost lives needlessly attacking it on foot.
@@richardbradley2335don’t remember the full scene but I know that laser weapons in the Dune universe cause a nuclear reaction upon contact with shields, if the shields were up, it’ll create a nuclear explosion, killing everything in a large radius.
I realize that the Bene Gesserit Breeding Program was probably the only thing keeping the Harkonnens around. Given how they treat their own people, there's no way they would have last very long.
The imperium is cutthroat by nature. The emperor would want the harkonnens kept around BECAUSE they’re an unstable house with infighting and betrayal. He gave the green light on killing the atreides because they were both powerful and fanatically loyal to their duke.
The Harkonnens also control a decent portion of heavy industry and export a very valuable type of wood from a unique tree on their planet. Slave trading as well which the emperor turns a blind eye to. There’s trillions of humans to use as a workforce in the known universe. Who’s going to notice a dent in that figure if a few million are slaves or just killed. As long as the spice flows and Choam company makes profits nobody is worried about the happenings on individual worlds
The Bene Gesserit had to trick the Baron into having sex with Mohaim twice due to the fact he's a homosexual. As far as I'm aware there is no mention of them using them previously but I could be missing mention. But Jessica was part Harkonnen and her dead sister as well. That's the only two I remenber.
@@SomeNoobWithCE Which makes me think... how did an ugly repulsive looking person father such a beautiful woman like Lady Jessica... 🤔
The Harkonnen leadership were also infamous for plots to kill their own to seize power & remove the competition. Pretty much like Ottoman Dynasty fraticide.
If I was a Harkonnen servant I'd just be like 'Yes chef. Yes chef. Yes chef. Aye sir. Yes sir. At once, my lord. On it. You got it, boss."
Zero talking back or giving advice ever!
And I'd always stand out of arm's reach :D
and youd still get killed
@@kp-legacy-5477 Yeah, but like a month later. And that's enough time to buy a wig and run away!
remember an arm + blade length out of reach
It’s fucked up that you can do everything right and still get killed by a noble with no justice for your death.
Space feudalism is depressing broooo
"Chef"?
The movies really nailed the Harkonnens and their societies worship of violence. The cruelty in their own ranks, cannibal..."pets", even the costumes, the plastic bag clothes for the slaves, the black armor that is more technical than that of any other fighters we see, Rabans whip, that one doctors mask, leather latex, it all oozes violence, sadism, pain, projecting power, ownership and hatred of others. The arena fight was in some ways the most chilling, there's the painting ritual, Feyd kills two people just as a test for the upcoming fight, orders improvements be made to his knife, he takes it so seriously, this must be one hell of a fight and then...no. Just some drugged out flunkies he cuts down with ease, not even breaking a sweat. He simply enjoys killing, he wants the best gear for it, he wants everyone to watch him, it's just a hobby for him. They may not have a glorious past they want to rebuild, but their society takes the contempt for weakness and worship of violence elements of fascism and turns them to 11
The aspect where he mostly is against either people afraid to fight back, or people drugged up was quite an interesting aspect. Paul actually learned how to fight, but Ratha never really did.
@@letsburn00 tecnically he did, if he didnt Paul would have killed him very quickly
@@miriamemanueleforneris3701 I think Paul is an extremely good fighter and like the fight with Janis, he simply did not want to kill him instantly.
Actually I think Feyd is an extremely good fighter, probably better than Paul before fighting alongside the Fremen and becoming the Kvisatz Haderach and on par afterwards. He just trains a lot but then kills defenseless slaves. That's what's so terrifying. He trains a lot but not because he needs to, like Paul, but because he enjoys it
In the same way that modern anarchy is impressive with sweeping negations, but cowardly in practise, the Nietzschean Overman is a great idea until you take the repulsive doctrines to their natural conclusions and see the colossal waste and repetitive, empty morbidity of a lust for power. Violence and cruelty as values can make going nowhere a lot of hard work.
How the councellor's head slipping off Raban's grip is the only thing that stops him from continuing to smash his head in puts the cherry on top of how brutal this scene comes across.
1:27 pilot was like : "dude you're fucked"
Yeah he was like “Dude you idiot! Just make up some shit. Say they’re right there in that big mountain in front of us!”
These guys are hard on HR.
F*ck HR; that department single-handedly turned functional and lively male workplaces into dysfunctional gynocracies where _NO ONE_ is happy because everyone is walking on egg-shells and men can't resolve their differences in the parking lot and put feuds to bed.
HA! Now that made me laugh.
Good, HR's the worst thing that's happened to business since female integration.
@@Viktor_vonthe_Rhaefnhyrstnot like you get to see any women anyways
@@maplerivers
No, of course not, actual women are hard to come by; it's mostly just masculine females who act caricaturely male while expecting to be treated conventionally when it suits them. A woman used to be a community-bestowed honorific that had to be earned, as "man" once was with rites of passage and demonstrable maturity.
I love how there were dozens of Sardukar in the Throne Room along with Feyd'Rautha himself, and literally not one of them raised a sword to try and kill Muad'Dib while he was occupied with killing the Baron. They were like "nah fuck that guy, let him finish."
They exist to protect the Emperor. They'd let the Fremen carve Irulan into hamburger and not move without an order from Shaddam.
2:03
"He just ike me fr fr"
2:02 Feyd looking at paul like i want all the smoke, bro.😂
Bro was getting aroused by the intense violence...
Crazy how this comment is word for word what 3 other commenters have said on other videos.
Weird.
@@oklafornia3643bots. Dead internet theory, look it up. Or zoomers just have zero personality and act like clones of each other.
"Where have you been all my life?"
Nah he’s bricked up
Man. It would really suck to be in the Harkonnen military. I feel like the higher up you go the more likely you are to die.
just ask darth vader
@@magnusdiridian Darth Vader kills only people who failed him misserably
@@JozefLPslovakiaThe Harkonnens have a pretty loose definition of "failing miserably".
@@JozefLPslovakiapeople keep mentioning Vader is a some tough love boss doesn't realize that Vader has serious issues as well. He kills Captain Needa (who definitely can shows signs of improvement and is willing to learn from his mistake) then jokingly mocks him. In a comic, he literally kills his own stormtrooper just for seeinf his face. Meanwhile, someone like Thrawn would have promoted someone like Needs, like an actual logical person does
Vader is an unhinged monster through and through. He is just not a sadistic type
It’s like being on Darth Vader’s Star Destroyer. The incompetent get choked and the hyper competent climb the ranks fast if you can stay in the bosses’ good graces 😅
1:27 the other pilot is like, ''welp thats a death sentence for you''
How stupidly impulsive do you have to be to do that mid fight? Training ain’t easy, the job ain’t easy, and you’d lose the target just as easily. The Harkonen clan is self destructive to absurd levels
@@Dr.Chibbins I suspect the only reason they still exist is because they're part of the Bene Gesserit's breeding program, plus the Emperor likes having weak houses around.
Feyd slicing and stabbing his servants while staring blankly was so wild to see for the first time 😭
I fuckin love how Rebecca Ferguson screams like a witch, the twist makes it super tragic
Loved how brutal that scene was lmao
At this rate, Paul doesn’t need the Fremen; the Harkonnens are doing a great job destroying each other.
I would be piss as hell if I worked my ass off to get to a top position, where the position holders keep getting killed off by their boss for no reason.
Me sitting at a job interview waiting to see who's hiring.
HR: So we have these wonderful, high paying jobs. Upper six figures will hired you right now.
Me: Amazing! WHo is it?!
HR: House Harkonnen.
Me: Gets up from interview and walks out.
Yeah they would advertise the job posting with "rapid opportunities for advancement".
"Great promotion opportunities."
The benefits and insurance must be AMAZING for these people to keep showing up to work each day...
...or they have no choice because they have no money and power...
Honestly this is kinda like a horror movie 1:13
1:32 the way he just casually looks back and kills him is so funny
Moral of the story: never give advice to a Harkonnen
I honestly found the frequency with which Feyd and Rabban killed their subordinates to be a little over the top lol....Still an awesome film though
It’s kinda thematically appropriate though. Paul and the BG are Herbert’s idea of total self control over mind and body. The Harkonnens on the other hand are incapable of controlling their greed, lusts, rage, or gluttony.
I feel like you guys are forgetting that they literally mention that Feyd is psychotic and likes to kill. Or that Rabban and Vladamir are not good people. Of course they are going to be murderous in their own endeavors.
It's not historically unprecedented. Some monarchs have been extremely violent towards their servants, albeit that usually got back to the servants
It also tells you how replacable human life is in dune remember there are probably trillion people in te galaxy and billions on geidi cause there no flora it might be several billions
No, it wasn't. The Baron, Piter and Rabban did exactly this, at least in the prequel books. Just not with generals and soldiers but with servants
Honestly I dont understand why there arent a shitload of defectors from Harkonnens, given the fact that you can get murked for simply breathing the wrong way
There probably would be... if you didn't need to be filthy stinking rich to get off-world. The Navigators charge obscene prices for space travel. The empire also practices a form of feudalism with semi-serfdom, so defection in general (at least for the common person) is frowned on. Being from Giedi Prime, their morphology is pretty unique and obvious so any defector would be likely hunted down and discovered quickly.
Fear is an important weapon in how House Harkonnen maintain their rule.
The system is feudal in nature. Effectively, what happens when the ultra wealthy become so powerful that they are the government and are utterly powerful and no force but another powerful person can beat them.
As people have said "the billionaires Don't want to make star trek, they want to make Dune."
I don't want to imagine what they'd do to people who are caught trying to switch sides.
Honestly I don't understand why people can be that naive. Because they are morbidly SCARED for their lives to even think about deflection and as another person said, not anyone can afford the luxury of choice and freedom.
There are. Gurney and Duncan are both from Geidi Prime. Rabban raped and murdered Gurney's sister while he was laying on the floor beaten half to death. Duncan was raised on a reserve to be hunted by Rabban for sport.
I like how this shows a contrast between Rabban and Feyd - when that guy suggests Rabban should get some rest, Rabban flips out and bashes his head repeatedly, while when the other guy suggests Feyd should stay inside, he doesn’t say a word and quickly slits his throat. Shows a clear difference between their personalities.
2 sides of the same coin really. Sadistic and impulsive boss who is incapable of listening to his underling. Feyd is just more efficient about it
@@quakethedoombringerExactly. At last someone gets it.
Takes me back to Gurney's dialogue with Paul after their training talking about how the Harkonnens are not humans and how brutal they were. I know he most likely was talking about how were towards him and others like him but still these scenes amplify his points.
"Why are they including all these clips of Paul- ohhhhhhhhh. Clever girl."
Of course it starts off with Rabba rage quitting
In reality, absolutely ridiculous. No regime could remain combat effective with that level of barbarity. Regularly killing elite troops and support staff on a whim is irrational and wasteful. It would cause a breakdown very quickly.
Counterpoint: literally any dictatorship of the last century
Which is why House Atreides was becoming the more powerful of the houses. Loyalty trumps fear
Stop bringing reality into movies. It isn't real and the subordinates stay with them is because their family has been ruling for a long time so naturally there are many troops that would come to support them even if they're crazy.
this is why the harkonnens are scary to me, their cruelty and use of fear has made an autocratic regime so terrible it transcends reality in its horribleness, this system shouldn't work in a reality of independent citizenry, but the harkonnen regime and society is so morally in the gutter that nobody has any sympathy whatsoever if one of their own dies, and no sympathy whenever they kill their own. The fact that there is no resistance or rebellion at the dysfunctionality and brutality of the regime and their rulers shows that the majority of the harkonnen people are either so broken that they miserably accept the regime out of fear, or they are so corrupt themselves that they join on the barbarism and actively partake and support this evil society. The former outcome is more terrifying, and more probable because of untold masses who take part in the parades and festivities of feyd rautha's birthday, chanting their support in the stands of the Arena. Unlike Feyd himself, they harkonnen masses seem perfectly happy that their rulers kill their enemies in unfair fights, as the atriedes are drugged, signifying that the harkonnen populace has absolutely no sense of honor. Basically, the existence of the harkonnen regime and its impracticality and impossibility gives me the sense that every harkonnen of their society, from the Baron all the way down to the working class masses attending the Arena battle, are corrupt and iredeemable.
Life is cheap and plentiful in the empire. They're not even really considered "human", but tools. When a tool breaks, you replace it. Real regimes throughout history have done similar, and while those rulers may not have lasted very long... their empires and structures of governance did.
When the harpies saw the body drop @0:22 they were ready to chow down! 😱
Ngl, I'm still on the fence about whether or not to be down bad for them or not.
They were overjoyed.
Yo, what did the Baron do to those girls in the scene later?
@@Sriram-ve4ge i wanna know too
@@Sriram-ve4ge I think he literally picked them up and threw them against the wall.
In all honesty a house like Harkonnen would not survive as long as they have in this series. It would have collapsed long ago … a society that screws each other will eventually , well? screw itself .
Yea, tv and movie makers get carried away with the "shoot the messenger, you have failed me, and I'm in a pissy mood and taking it out on my minions."
yeah they are basically doing stalin level brutality and we know how that turned out for him in the end.
It's not reality it's a movie jeez
@@Phil9874 dying of natural causes?
And the worst part is had they just listened to their subordinates they would have probably won. The Sardaukar commander even recommends the Emperor to go back into Orbit and he doesn't listen.
Some people criticise the Harkonnen’s killing their own guys as unrealistic, but I’m thinking Vlad the impaler, Ivan the terrible, Attila the hun, Caligula, Stalin, didn’t they all have an infamous habit of killing their own subordinates on a whim?
Gotta keep them shits on their toes or they'll take your place at the table.
The unrealistic part is that it’s part of their culture, meaning it lasted at least hundreds of years. Caligula for example, his kind of regime wouldn’t have lasted a 10th of that.
@@Mrbluefire95well Caligula was mostly a troll. He was having Trump levels of fun showing the people how corrupt and dysfunction Rome was, hence why he said a horse can do a better job in the senate
Mao Zedong moment
Never read the books, but I think its interesting how the first movie had the moment where Paul heard "when you take a life you take your own" before he killed for the first time. That marked his transformation into a different person. From a duke's son to a warrior. Then in this movie when he kills Feyd, you hear the line "you fought well Atreides" as if Paul still was "killed." That hit me in a similar way that now he's essentially let go of/killed his identity as an Atreides for favor of the identity he's built with the Fremen and uses his name only to claim the throne.
Not even the Fremen.
Paul is dead.
The Emperor lives.
There's only one way he could get revenge: Become the Emperor.
There's only one way he could get off the Imperial throne.
Death. And let his son fix the galaxy.
@@JoshSweetvale Paul is a dead man, miss him miss him
The population on geidi prime heaved a sigh of relief when they learnt about house Harkonnens demise 😂!
True, and when Gurney arrived there under orders from the new emperor Paul, the people instantly sided with them. They have had enough of Harky oppression. In the end, their planet once again grew trees and its people now shouting the Atreides name.
@choysakanto6792 os didn't knew that, kinda nice Paul give the planet to Gurney govern
1:28 i hope there is a full scene of this one
rabban freaking out was too good
there is just something so interesting about a super advanced people travelling the stars that are forced to fight with knives due to their very own technology . its an incredible idea. and the mindset it breeds. most fighting is up close brutal and permanent. just savage as hell.. also imagine the thoughts in the head of the man whose neck was sliced and as he is dying he hears take his body to feed my pets. again just savage
00:17 I don't know why, but the way Feyd stabs that servant makes me shudder. I actually felt ill in the cinema.
I know they're trying to look after their leaders wellbeing but telling the Baron's family what to do feels kinda stupid.
Feyd-Rautha was fed _so_ many lives, just so he would never hesitate to kill.
And it did absolutely _nothing_ against a _psychic._
I love the video. I hope it doesn’t get deleted by RUclips.
I've been looking for a full version of the first scene when Rabban goes nuts
thank you for including Paul and Jessica as Harkonnens
And some people be like: Achtually, Harkonnens are not evil.
Depriving Sardaukar of their last stand and killing them behind the curtain was the worst crime Paul commited
Yup, they were strongest soldiers of House Corrino, atleast they could give them a good fight tò the end
@@miriamemanueleforneris3701 sardukar in general were a huge waste, they didnt kill/hurt anybody. Even in their scenes in book where they ambush some fremen women/kids were given to Feyd
Those Wacky Harkonnens
“I just killed a building full of virgin girls” “Oh YOU!” (Laugh track)
Definitely wouldn’t want to be on the Harkonen side. It’s also cartoonishly evil when the villains treat their own like shit, realistically everyone who works there would want to quit 😂
The HR is having a hardtime
Realistically people in that situation would NEVER even think to quit because they would be afraid to even do a wrong move let alone plan escape; and because not everyone has means to escape. It's not like this a prosperous democracy, it's a tyranny where only the ruling house has power.
Watched it last night! Now I am going to be addicted to Dune clips. :p
I like that you included Paul and Jessica since they are direct relatives of the Baron
lmao I love how the display kind of glitches out every time rabban's minion gets his head bounced off it
Clever to include Paul and Lady Jessica. I skipped ahead and was like "Huh," then two seconds later, I was like, "Oh yeah."
Fun fact: harkonnen women are entirely clean-shaven.
they don't have any hair at all
The guys too right? I don't see any Harkonnen with hair
@@juannaym8488 nah, feyd-rautha behaves like a guy who definitely has a few ingrown ass-hairs.
E-e-entirely...you say?
@@juannaym8488other than Paul and Jessica
Wait why are you including Paul the title says Harkonnes killing Hark- ooooooooohhhhhhhh I get it.
You would think the servants would learn to stand a little out of arms reach
Good to see that you acknowledged Paul as a Harkonnen.
Everyone hates Harkonnens. Especially Harkonnens.
And I thought imperial officers had low survival rates
0:03 When my friend continues annoys me while I keep dying during playing games.
Geez, hostile work environment! Someone better call HR (Harkonnen Resources)!😄😄
imagine killing your own pilot
Gurney Halleck: you’ve never fought harkonnen’s before, I have their not Human, their “BRUTAL”
Man, Gurney wasn’t kidding.
The only way villenueve can convey how evil an antagonist is in his movies is to have them randomly kill women for no reason. He’s a hack.
Love how Feyd looks at Paul killing the Baron.
"What kind of animal are you? Do you like attacking your own kind?"
Paul: *kills his grandpa
Feyd: Dang bro that's kinda tight
balance in a dagger which is not intended to be thrown is not really that important. It is maybe that Rautha is obsessive.
Was not expecting to see Paul and Jessica lol
1:27 When you saw your co-worker about to make terrible mistake at conference.
Killing your gunner/ assistant pilot mid flight is not the brightest idea, but then again on of Harkonnens are bright minded people.
0:01 Listen up Rabban, I'm your anger management coach.....................
I love it when media shows what realistic families are like! ❤
Love how rabaan is completely unhinged and predictable unlike fayd who’s cold and psychotic
What happened to the friendly fire scene when rabban searches for muahdib?
I like the 2nd movie but for some weird reason I didn’t like it as much as the first one, I think part of it has to do with the difference in spectrum for side characters in the first one and the 2nd one but it could just be that there were more new characters needed for the story, who didn’t live up to the same crucial intensity as some of the ones in the first. I feel one character that could have solved this was the emperor. Also it bugged me to think if Paul had already foresight how was he about to die to Feyd, also if all the freman just wanted a green paradise, theirs livelihoods over spice would put them in there own demise through withdrawals, I just feel like the story could have token different turns into something different both in book and movie
Technically, only Paul killing Feyd is correct.
While the slaves and soldiers all serve the Harkonnens, they are not themselves part of the Harkonnen family.
Rabban isn't a Harkonnen either. His father actually rejected the Harkonnen family name.
Feyd took the name back, however, when named na-Baron.
And then Paul killed Feyd.
Does anyone know the soundtrack when feyd kills two girls at 0:10
I wonder if that was Iakin Nefud that Rabban was head bashing!
It always fascinates me how many people clearly wiki or cliff notes’ novels after an adaption comes on just so they can run to RUclips or Reddit to parade like they’ve read the books for a pat on the head. If I remember correctly because it’s been 3 years since I read Dune, Messiah, and GE Lakin was a drug addicted captain who literally had two sentences worth of text talking about him. Not an important character in the books and wouldn’t be an important character to drop in the movie. Also not a character anyone who read these books would remember in 1000 years. You just googled info of the novels, picked a random name no fan of this series would ever know off hand, and threw it in the comment to look like you know something smh. No one’s impressed
@ammanbasnal2265 It might possibly be! Excellent theory.
I wish the Baron seen it was Paul’s face before he died
Edit: I didn’t realise Feyd has tattoos
Wait so are they one big giant blood relation or they like their own species or is like different clans
I mean the house harkonnen is a royal family, but the term “harkonnen” can be applied to anyone hailing from the planet of Geidi Prime, possibly due to the fact that they look different from most people due to the environment of their planet
Telling your grandfather he dies like an animal 🤣
You forgot the friendly fire scene during the attack made by Rabban.
Instead of watching pt 2 I watched a car go rusty which was infinitely more exciting.
I do kinda find it funny (morbidly) how in the first scene the display flickers on every smash.
Paul finally restored order and dignity to house Harkonnen. AS IT WAS WRITTEN !
I thought the first casualty was harvey keitel when he first appeared on screen
I guess we’ll survive as Harkonnens
- Paul
A lot of the Harkonnen aides are pretty slow learners. They don't seem to notice that giving your superior backchat usually means they'll kill you on the spot.
harkonnens killing harkonnens is pretty much the whole movie :p