Yeah, but I kinda wish he had more screen time after arriving on Arrakis. They set him up well to be a polar opposite of Paul, but they didn't do much with him once he took over from Rabban. But I do like that they gave him some good qualities, such as his sense of honor, respect for opponents, and desire for a fair fight.
How so? The people who he was fighting were drugged and he was afraid of the one guy who wasn't drugged and he was afraid, that was pretty pathetic if you ask me
@@jaynaker i dont get it as well. The attack on the spice miner? The opening battle? The attack on the imperators vessel? Chills through my whole body. The arena fight though was more „disgusting“
@@jaynakerhe wasn't afraid. He turned off his personal shield and got pissed when the other tried to get involved. He loved the opportunity to have an actual fight. If anything, he was in shock that there was one not drugged up.
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I love how Butler went from being Elvis, the king of rock to playing a psychotic little freak in his next big movie. He absolutely nailed both potrayls.
@@sameerkhaleel2027 They still did the best with it: less cheap shock value (by nonstop showing blood, brutality, whatever), more actual character play. He feels animalistic without them needing to make him go on rampages in every scene he’s in.
@@johnjungkook2721he isn't a child star. First thing I saw him in was Interstellar and he's at least 16-18 there and he barely has anything to do, 45 mins in a time skip happens and they switch him into an older actor...
The last fight between those two was one of the most realistic looking 1 on 1 combat scenes ive ever seen in a movie.. it looked spot on like a real fight between two actual rivals. nothing was off put, every blow look as if it actually landed and hurted. well done Denis V.
You’ve gotta give credit to the actors as well. They are the ones actually fighting. They learned to fight and practiced a ton in order to do the fight themselves, no stunt doubles. But yeah the choreography was spot on. Their skill shines through while the fight is still “dirty” like it would be IRL.
They learned some sort of knife and stick fighting developed in the Philippines called Kali if I remember correctly. Especially those two I think had to learn it and practice the choreography
Only thing that wasn’t realistic was the giant mid air barrel roll other than that it was a flawless realistic fight scene (that barrel roll was still dope asl to see tho 🤣)
@@garywhite2599Facts it was dope though🤣 But imagine thinking in real life.. “okay so ill do a barrel roll next time he charges me”.. No one is risking that mid fight in real life IMO 🤣🤣
Нет этих гарпий он не убивал. Тот гарем который он убил сам состоял из девушек обычных. А эти гарпии людоеды это продукт биоинженерии, у них интеллект как у животных у гарпий.
The whole black and white sequence was truly stunning. One of the neatest sequences in an incredible film overall. Major props to the whole cast and crew on this one 😮💨👌🏻
Man those two mirror each other so well in the film. You can see it just before the fight scene where Paul uses his spiritual subjugation and Rautha is taken aback but is interested because that is the power he is seeking for. Paul isn’t the only one with that ability both Reverend Mother are capable as well as the infant. The spiritual aspect of the film is a nice touch. I wanted them to dive more into it but I guess I’m reading the novel
Really hope they can at least put out the first three books onto film before it’s all said and done. Don’t think it’s plausible, but the last three deserve movies as well, one can only hope!
Feyd was perfectly portrayed in my eyes. Creepy and brutal. Psychotic and unsettling. My biggest complaint with Dune part 2 is that we didn’t get to see more of Feyd/The Baron
I love how this movie uses essentially no gore, and very little blood. And yet it still accomplished being one of the most intense movies I’ve ever seen. What a film.
He was terrifying in the movie even before the arena scene, just from his movements and expression. Seeing those dead eyes that light up during a kill marked the traits of a Harkonnen, and that unbearable tension in that scene where he took up the knife...was quite an experience
My gosh dude, the fight choreography in this film - especially between Paul and Feyd-Rautha - was just indescribably well done. Going to the theatre again just to experience this a second time.
I came in expecting just a one note, psychotic villain, but was pleasantly surprised at the odd layers of Austin's Fyed. That sliver of love he had for his fallen opponent in the arena, and slight respect in his mockery of Paul, was something to behold in his character.
I love the way Timothee phrased that. Paul as the bass line and Feyd-Rautha as the riff is a great analogy. Butler's performance was phenomenal. He stole every single scene he was in. The voice was incredible and the way he moved was unreal.
I’ve seen both versions of Feyd Rautha before this and hands down, the BEST version is right here in Austin Butler. He nailed it, and he gave a purpose to Feyd Rautha as more than just the mad dog his uncle lets loose.
Austin really pulled forward with his role to the point i had to remember he was him. Brilliant. Pt 2 was stunning all around from editing, directing, producing, makeup, costume, writing, and the talented actors/actresses. Couldnt ask for more tbh.
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Look how humble he is ! Only the lisan al gaib would be this humble
At it was written
LISAN AL GAIB
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LISAN AL GAIB
Who’s al galib
He's got the juice. He's got the sauce, dare i say it... He's got that SPICE
You just repopulated the galaxy with that Dad joke
😂till the honored mattress show up with them kicks😂
@@jackwalker6702 Honored mattress lmao! 🛏🛏
@@victorn1291 😂😂😂the message was put through..glad I made your night or day by the matres autocorrect
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He’s got the juice. He’s got the sauce.
@@VictoriaVaughan-b5n…
@@VictoriaVaughan-b5nyou serious
@@VictoriaVaughan-b5nI’ll tell him don’t worry
Literally
He's got the mayo
“my character is the baseline and yours is the riff” what a beautiful sentiment
Bassline*
That was humble and frankly makes me like that actor a lot more - when he can see the awesomeness in another actor and character.
'baseline'
I nearly shat myself laughing.
@@jagaloon216 you’re very easily amused
Exactly how it felt
Can't believe Austin Butler is playing that role. He looks absolutely brutal
I remember him from Sharpay
The film was a masterclass in film making and he played Fade with such ferocity
@@abrimfulofasha that's really good to hear. I can't wait to see it
@ther3aper561 it's really decent. One of those things where the sequel outweighs the first chapter.
It's the lips probably. Feyd, as described in the book from what I remember had pouty lips which was a defining feature of a harkonnen
Chalamet and Butler did absolutely phenomenally in their roles, definitely seeing this movie again
Agreed. It demands a 2nd viewing in theaters.
Same, best movie I’ve seen in a while and I hold Oppenheimer in a pretty high regard
Saw it yesterday. Might go see it tomorrow again
Alrdy saw it 2 times, deffo goin again.
Yeah, but I kinda wish he had more screen time after arriving on Arrakis. They set him up well to be a polar opposite of Paul, but they didn't do much with him once he took over from Rabban. But I do like that they gave him some good qualities, such as his sense of honor, respect for opponents, and desire for a fair fight.
The arena fight was so chilling
Yeah he was awesome
the whole geidi prime 20 minutes was captivating
How so? The people who he was fighting were drugged and he was afraid of the one guy who wasn't drugged and he was afraid, that was pretty pathetic if you ask me
@@jaynaker i dont get it as well.
The attack on the spice miner?
The opening battle?
The attack on the imperators vessel?
Chills through my whole body.
The arena fight though was more „disgusting“
@@jaynakerhe wasn't afraid. He turned off his personal shield and got pissed when the other tried to get involved.
He loved the opportunity to have an actual fight.
If anything, he was in shock that there was one not drugged up.
It didn’t disappoint. What a movie.
It disappointed me only when I saw the screen turning black and realising that it was over
@@slycooper470 But then you get at least 5 minutes of Hans Zimmer blast and appreciation on how many peope made this masterpiece possible.
real af@@slycooper470
only disappointment is how
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little time Feyd-Rautha was in the film. I wanted to see MORE
Saw it two days ago. Still shook. Totally a masterclass of CINEMA. Very powerful. 😭
I love how Butler went from being Elvis, the king of rock to playing a psychotic little freak in his next big movie. He absolutely nailed both potrayls.
Don't forget B-17 pilot
Excuse me he’s a psychotic big freak
grew his hair back no problem 😄
Damn it’s almost like he gets paid millions of dollars to pretend to be different people 🤯
Both of their performances were flawless!
Yeah but tbh feyd was like one of those genric evil psychopath bad guys..
Dunno about that tbh. He's a pretty interesting sort of psychopath in a sense. @@sameerkhaleel2027
@@sameerkhaleel2027 Well that's from a Book from 1965 so yeah, not surprising I would say
@@sameerkhaleel2027 They still did the best with it: less cheap shock value (by nonstop showing blood, brutality, whatever), more actual character play. He feels animalistic without them needing to make him go on rampages in every scene he’s in.
@@MensHominis well he does kill/try to kill/threaten someone in every two scene he is in
Timothee is really articulate
or just a jaded/pretentious child star. He's like Cole Sprouse imo
@@johnjungkook2721he isn't a child star. First thing I saw him in was Interstellar and he's at least 16-18 there and he barely has anything to do, 45 mins in a time skip happens and they switch him into an older actor...
He really is. He's quite well-educated. So i cant imagine what he and kylie jenner talk about.
@@stalematesiblinglol don’t be naive to think a billionaire doesn’t have things to think about now
@@johnjungkook2721dude what…
The last fight between those two was one of the most realistic looking 1 on 1 combat scenes ive ever seen in a movie.. it looked spot on like a real fight between two actual rivals. nothing was off put, every blow look as if it actually landed and hurted. well done Denis V.
You’ve gotta give credit to the actors as well. They are the ones actually fighting. They learned to fight and practiced a ton in order to do the fight themselves, no stunt doubles.
But yeah the choreography was spot on. Their skill shines through while the fight is still “dirty” like it would be IRL.
@@samuelsbald3038 Yes ofcourse, What a good job done by the actors themselves aswell. 👏👏
They learned some sort of knife and stick fighting developed in the Philippines called Kali if I remember correctly. Especially those two I think had to learn it and practice the choreography
Only thing that wasn’t realistic was the giant mid air barrel roll other than that it was a flawless realistic fight scene (that barrel roll was still dope asl to see tho 🤣)
@@garywhite2599Facts it was dope though🤣 But imagine thinking in real life.. “okay so ill do a barrel roll next time he charges me”.. No one is risking that mid fight in real life IMO 🤣🤣
"Save the body, My babies are hungry" chilling scene
They never explained in the movie why he's got a group of cannibal chicks with him... But it doesn't matter, Feyd was amazing
@user-tr2mb4xs7i they were his "harpies". He also had female slaves he would sleep with. The baron made him kill all of them with his bare hands.
Нет этих гарпий он не убивал. Тот гарем который он убил сам состоял из девушек обычных. А эти гарпии людоеды это продукт биоинженерии, у них интеллект как у животных у гарпий.
I think he said "darlings" instead of babies. My darlings are hungry
Butler was so good I thought he was one of Skarsgaard’s kids with his accent
Same here lol.
I also thought it was the one from IT 😂
I thought he was Bill Skarsgard (Pennywise) for a while lol. I didn't really know who Austin Butler was or that he played Feyd Rautha.
He did such a great job at replicating Stellan's voice. Definitely added to Rautha's sort of "favorite child" thing he has with Vladimir
He sounded Irish to me
The whole black and white sequence was truly stunning. One of the neatest sequences in an incredible film overall. Major props to the whole cast and crew on this one 😮💨👌🏻
Rautha's colosseum-like battle scene was SCARY.
Agreed! I was genuinely disturbed during that whole birthday celebration. Ghedi Prime was perfectly captivated, it really felt evil.
I just came back from the cinema. I honestly think this is one of the best movies I've ever seen.
You’re one of those post 2012 babies huh
@@CoercedJab I'm literally 40 years old.
@CoercedJab Average person on the internet allow someone to enjoy something challenge (99% fail)
Same. I’ll throw my age in as well. 36. Otherwise I’ll get a coerced jab to the mouth.
I’m 61. There are not many movies I have seen that I would consider as ‘cinematic experience’. Dune is.
Man those two mirror each other so well in the film. You can see it just before the fight scene where Paul uses his spiritual subjugation and Rautha is taken aback but is interested because that is the power he is seeking for. Paul isn’t the only one with that ability both Reverend Mother are capable as well as the infant. The spiritual aspect of the film is a nice touch. I wanted them to dive more into it but I guess I’m reading the novel
Read the books!!! There is SO much more to see. Bless the maker and his water.
ROCK AND STONE!!!@@roblentz81
@@roblentz81bless the coming and going of him
@@caseytrempler5354May his passage cleanse the World.
Oh yes, read the books. The Bene Gesserit storyline is incredible.
Frank Herbert's imagination and knowledge were / are wonderful things. Director, Cast and Crew did him justice and then some.
He's a genius
Really hope they can at least put out the first three books onto film before it’s all said and done. Don’t think it’s plausible, but the last three deserve movies as well, one can only hope!
Man, Dune Messiah is going to blow everyone's minds.
@@starrmi06they will be finishing the movies with Dune Messiah
Perfectly portrays a psychopath but there’s also a sense of honour and respect there which was conveyed really well through the acting
Redeeming quality for sure
One of the best villains ever, absolutely chilling the whole movie, he needs awards
Yeah, and Austin butler was pretty good also!😂
@@pillarsofnosgothamazing response
Feyd was perfectly portrayed in my eyes. Creepy and brutal. Psychotic and unsettling. My biggest complaint with Dune part 2 is that we didn’t get to see more of Feyd/The Baron
Austin is a beast as Feyd.
Amazing transformation.
I love how this movie uses essentially no gore, and very little blood. And yet it still accomplished being one of the most intense movies I’ve ever seen. What a film.
One of my favorite scenes was Feyd appreciating the “may thy knife…” and smiling. And then his next words. It was fkn perfect!!
Feyd Rautha is the best part of the movie for me. Made me want to see more of him. He was phenomenal and captivating. ❤
This kid can talk.
Bro, he is almost 30
@@benny_lamold people exist. You'll get there.
@@BustaperizmSo do adults...
@@aguilarrojasoctavio4402 🫡
@@benny_lamhe's 25-26 not almost 30 but not far from it either
Feyd was definitely the best character, every time he was on screen he was magnetic
They made Feyd way too cool made me want him to be the main antagonist for a sequel
I just saw the movie and you'll love Austin's performance in this movie ❤ he is scary, tough, and menacing 😮
He is menacing! But Paul was so scary the last minutes of the movie, he was transformed and I was gripping the seat.
Great vibe between them. Bodes well for the fight and the film.
Beautifully worded man.
Austin absolutely killed it. The whole cast was perfect.
the whole cast was great except for Zendaya lol
@@saullandiof5768 huh? She killed the role.
He was as my favorite character. Can’t wait to read the fanfics. Austin gave an amazing performance.
Pretty sure 90% of fanfics would end up with Feyd and Paul boning each other
@@vasvas8914And that is the only way they should
@@zinkheroofyoutube8004 Canonicaly, the Baron would probably be down for that as well.
@@MsCassidy23 No, there Baron is NOT getting involved in this
That is a polycule I can do without
Tim's "Baseline & Riff" analergy is Dope beyond his years !!
It's "bassline" and "analogy"
He was terrifying in the movie even before the arena scene, just from his movements and expression. Seeing those dead eyes that light up during a kill marked the traits of a Harkonnen, and that unbearable tension in that scene where he took up the knife...was quite an experience
Masterpiece… just a bloody amazing film
Agree with him here, Feyd was a chilling character, so well played and styled. I wanted to see more of him.
Honestly two of this generations great actors.
Get these 2 a buddy movie plz WB
And then you could have a really weird but fun Dune triple feature
This is it baby! 😏
Yes!!! we need another movie with them!!! one where they don't wanna kill each other lol
Depending on the subject matter, I would watch
Saw the movie today. It was breathtakingly amazing.
Flawless roles, can’t wait to see it a third time
My gosh dude, the fight choreography in this film - especially between Paul and Feyd-Rautha - was just indescribably well done. Going to the theatre again just to experience this a second time.
I came in expecting just a one note, psychotic villain, but was pleasantly surprised at the odd layers of Austin's Fyed. That sliver of love he had for his fallen opponent in the arena, and slight respect in his mockery of Paul, was something to behold in his character.
Austin absolutely stole the show. His performance was excellence.
That's My Boy 🥰
The bass line and the riff.
Brilliant phrasing
Austin Butler absolutely crushed that role
He was more chilling than the original, like terrifying good
@daniellewis5474 most musicians can’t act tbh
Haven’t seen Elvis yet, but seeing Butler in Dune 2, he has made an impact, he killed it acting that character. Bravo
I honestly needed more from Feyd! I understand why we didn’t but damn Austin was so good!
the smile on austin’s face when timmy explains everything.. they’re precious human beings…
Austin’s was definitely my favorite character. I wish there was more of Feyd! More in Dune 2 and more after!
The way Austin sounds as feyd is absolutely chilling and just intimidating. He committed to this character .
Austin Butler floored me with his performance.
Austin played his role phenomenally
Excellent acting, both of you!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Looks better than the first one
It is! Lived up to the hype
@@KerioFive
I hope so I plan on seeing it
Well it has the bulk of the action so obviously it would
@@Digger-Nick action alone don't make something good but ok
@@MindBeenGone You just said it looked better than the first one for that very reason...
Found the braindead consumer
“May thy, knife chip and shatter 😍😍 I’ve seen both movies over and over again and everyone did a fantastic job. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Austin nailed his character 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Both actors raised themselves to excellence ✨️ great job guys
Masterpiece!. And that’s rare in cinema these days
coolest movie i’ve seen, definitely going again
Never wanted to see a fight so much in my life. #LONGLIVETHEFIGHTERS
It's good
I was disappointed with Bautistas death that could've had more depth
@@jonathanfigueroa6684 ive got like a million questions i wanna ask about it but ill wait for Saturday 🤣
It’s worth the wait
@@kg30004 Bro, im literally biting my nails down to the knuckles waiting.🥴🥵,😂
It's awesome
The way they talk about each other in interviews is amazing. You can tell they're genuinely good guys.
Been waiting a long time WB. I can't wait!
Austin’s wide eyed appreciation for this compliment 🥲🥲🩵
Film of the Year.
These guys are gonna cook for decades to come
They got the whole bromance going on 😂😂❤❤
He looks so genuinely happy to hear Timothée say he’s his favourite character
Austin just add new meaning to "hard core". One Oscar please!
I loved this movie. Watched it twice in cinema
These two guys are our next big actors coming of age
The intro to his character was amazing, absolutely terrifying
My favorite character is also Feyd Ratha
Love it when 2 actors appreciate each other.
Austin Butter stole the show, man ! He was the real MVP.
austin played that role so well and it went so well with timothy’s character. that movie was so damn good im already itching for the next one.
Could not believe it was Austin Butler. Seriously brilliant 👏👏👏👍
Lisan al gaib, so humble. As written!
Just saw it in theatres and wow!!! ❤🎉
That fight at the end had me at the edge of my seat; the ending was masterfully written and executed perfectly by the actors .
Austin was amazing in this role
This was such a fantastic movie, we're probably gonna go see it again
Their fight was the best part of the movie. Absolutely sick
This is now one of my favorite movies
I'm too old to be this excited for a movie!
You’re never too old
The book is from the 1960’s lol how old are you?
I first read Dune in the late 70s. Very excited about this movie.
😂😂😂you must be ancient cause dune is literally 3 times my ages
With a username bloodfarts I highly doubt your older than 16
That sparing scene was immaculate. You can tell they worked very hard together
Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs take a bow to Austin.
I love the way Timothee phrased that. Paul as the bass line and Feyd-Rautha as the riff is a great analogy. Butler's performance was phenomenal. He stole every single scene he was in. The voice was incredible and the way he moved was unreal.
that bass line & riff analogy fits perfect 👌🏾
I’ve seen both versions of Feyd Rautha before this and hands down, the BEST version is right here in Austin Butler. He nailed it, and he gave a purpose to Feyd Rautha as more than just the mad dog his uncle lets loose.
100% agree the director nailed it and so did the actor. Feyd Ratha was the best
Omg I loved this movie! AUSTIN WAS SCARY ,CRAZY AND MY FAVORITE CHARACTER!!!!
They both were incredible.
Austin looks menacing here
He was absolutely fantastic 🔥
Phenomenal flick 10/10
Both characters and their fight so compelling. I like Dune a lot
They look like young Christian Bale and Johnny Depp
Austin really pulled forward with his role to the point i had to remember he was him. Brilliant. Pt 2 was stunning all around from editing, directing, producing, makeup, costume, writing, and the talented actors/actresses. Couldnt ask for more tbh.