DUNE 2 | Feyd Rautha fight scene in the arena | 4K
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I want a grunt-off between the Harkonnen announcer and the Sardaukar priest.
eargasm
Normally I don't do spoilers, but in part 5 they actually get together and form a band together.
Kæleškā īlla kum
Kæleškā īlla kum
Kum kum škā kum
Kum kum škā kum
Valla drā hakù drā
Valla drā hakù drā
Kum kum škā kum
Kum kum škā kum
Kæleškïe kúm sudā
Kæleškïe kúm sudā
Kum kum kïe sudā
Kum kum kïe sudā
Kïe sudā kæleškúm
Kïe sudā kæleškúm
if they can comment on a soccer match, I would be content for life
@@nvelsen1975damn I can't freaking wait for this
The announcer and crowd were so tight in IMAX. Best scene in the movie. It just needs to be like 10 sec longer. Damn yt
You are so right about this, the best part of the whole movie. Austin deserved much more screen time.
@@moorejazznow more than a few of my beloved franchise kill the new nemesis too quick in part 2. Killzone did it with Radec.
@@randomguy-xp7sewhat a game
Feyd-Rautha! Feyd-Rautha!!
With no panning so I can see what the crowd was doing.
RIP Lieutenant Lanville
You fought well, Atreides...
Dude was a beast 💪
Dude was the fight choreographer for the movie, fun fact
gotta give reyd for respecting his foes tho
He's also 60 something and able to physically act like that still. What a beast
He was sent out with a dagger, in a set of rags, after months in captivity... And made the mightiest warrior House Harkonnen had to offer WORK FOR IT.
Wow, shows how good the Atredes house was. A middle aged starved broken prisoner held his own against the most feared Harkonnen
Second most feared. The Baron is first.
I mean this was Feyd Rautha's first real fight. It seemed weird that the movie hyped him up as this big threat when Paul is the same deal but way more experienced and likely better trained.
read the book. dude was hopped up on drugs for the fight.
@@FingerinUrDaughter No, in the movie they make it clear that this guy is not drugged and is totally sober, able to fight normally.
That guy is an Atreides Warmaster. You see him in part one in a staff meeting & at the Duke’s side when they step onto Arrakis. He’s no pushover & probably killed many Harkonnen’s & Saddukar warriors . That’s why the witch was so impressed.
Their employee turn over must be nuts
Hey when you got a planet full of plebs to make into slaves who cares right? I'm surprised the heart plugs didn't make an appearance.
I know their HR department can’t handle it 😂
How does this not have more likes.
If warhammer 40k and dune thought me anything, hair loss is the number 1 cause of villains.
Saitama enters the chat :
@@XtraLateNightVisitorthere are of course exceptions
As someone who's slowly balding it does make me more angry day by day
In the book the harkonenns all had hair, red hair specifically
breaking bad
The crowd chanting is so menacing.
It’s in the Black Tongue of Mordor which I shall not utter here …
FR man
@@whynottalklikeapirat Polish?
@@eriktillman8114 My shoes are already real shiny, but thanks
So good, the annoucer is epic also.
I just realized when the baron enters into the viewing box you can see the transition from the artificial color lighting to the black and white infrared light of Geidi Prime’s black sun
The same happens when the Bene Gesserit sisters arrive. Their dresses go from black to white when they walk outside to the balcony.
Cool
As frightful as he is i do dig the sole admirable trait of respecting his prey, from congratulating them on their abilities to lashing out at those that rudely intervene.
A sociopath but also a man of honor and far from stupid. Of course his DNA was precious too. What a waste...
@@Morphinem Lady Fenring got the part of him that mattered; rest assured that bloodline continued, even if the name died.
The ONLY reason he didn't take the gladiator's head after the Baron offered it was just to piss off the Baron AND make himself LOOK like he was honoring him in front of the crowd. In reality all the matches were fixed. The slave-gladiators were always drugged. This one wasn't and he almost killed Feyd. It was only a 'cheat word', implanted in the gladiator's subconscious allowed Feyd to win. Also, Feyd never stabbed him. He poisoned him and the gladiator killed HIMSELF before the poison could do some REALLY nasty stuff to him.
It's all plots within plots, feints within feints.
The movie has a nice soundtrack and fantastic visuals, but what they did with the story was a travesty!
I'm an old man who's read all of the Dune novels many times over the past 50 years (I'm 62 now and first read Dune at age 12). Call me a certified Dune-nerd if you will, but I practically have them memorized and have long ago discovered and marveled over all of the subtleties in religion, politics, hell, EVERYTHING buried in this literary masterpiece!
@@LabTech41 The Bene Gesserit were not happy that all they had left of that bloodline was the 'bastard daughter' of Feyd Rautha.
@@itsjustme8947 Just as they weren't happy that they thought they'd lost the Atreides line.
The BG aren't interested in the Great Houses per se, they're just interested in maintaining the bloodlines and controlling the power from the shadows, and Houses make that easier.
It's important to note that many of the Sisterhood are essentially backup reservoirs of genetic lineages deemed part of the breeding program.
Yes, losing the named members of a bloodline is a setback, but the BG have at this point been running an operation that spans 90 generations; compared to that a House is a blip.
1:50 I love it. The Baron just shrugging expansively with a _parental smile_ of all things.
"It's your show, kid. Make it interesting."
Grooming Feyd-Ratha is i recall the only times in Villeneuve's Dune when the Baron smiles
The "Show me who you are" "There he is" bit when the Baron sees Feyd remove his shield were so good. It shows that the Baron has a sort of love for his nephew, even if it's in the super brutal Harkonnen way
Sitting in the theatre for an hour waiting for his introduction made me so hyped to see this scene finally show up.
Same. Was really waiting for Feyd to show up and the Arakis scenes were so long and when finally seeing Feyd he did not disappoint - however I’m still bit bummed by his overall lack of screentime and this version didn’t really play his ambitious nature in overthrowing his uncle.
Ik, from the trailers and tiktok videos, it seemed like he would have a lot more screen time, I was surprised he took so long to show up in the movie @Nicholas_Chen_
@@Nicholas_Chen_ And just think... Sting was the original!!!! HAHAHAHAHA! What a freaking joke... but ya know, it was the 80's!
@@Nicholas_Chen_likewise I felt Piter De Vries & his own twisted plans got little to no screen time in the first. I remember the old Burton Batman movies got criticized for focusing more on the villains than the heroes but it was opposite here, I’d taken less boring Fremen desert scenes for more of the Emperor or Harkonnens.
That was good to put him in the second half. Let’s just say it Austin Butler’s Feyd stole the show. He had such a presence that overshadowed most everyone else. That knife fight at the end was the best I’ve seen in years.
"Plans within plans" sums up the entire Dune universe
For real 😂
One of the best quotes from the book, glad they managed to slip one in the dialogues
I thought it was kinda cheesy the way it was delivered, like it's supposed to have some profound meaning.
- A feint within a feint? 🤔
- …within a feint…😉
-…ah!😏
Looking at their skin, can we all just appreciate how advanced Harkonan sunblock must have been for them to walk around on Arrakis.
Denise' version of the Harkonnens is so good Adding to your comment, their appearance makes them look so out of place on Arrakis. All of their machinery also resemble parasites. It's a very consistent motif. Show don't tell.
he looks like a young engineer from the Prometheus
Probably the kitchen boy
Get that cursed media OUTTA HERE. It's pure heresy.
H.R. Giger had a hand in designing Giedi Prime, so it's not that surprising.
Defo the runt of a litter of engineers 😅
@@travisr82 He’s like an engineer that just hatched this easter 🐣
That was one hell of a way to introduce a character!!!
Was it ? Barely killed a few durgged guys and damaged guys without shields, almost got rekt by a weakened last
It was extremely stupid and ANTI-climatic
@@goochipoochieit's about entertaining those you rule over. All that matters is the kill. Everyone knows they are drugged during these shows. It's not advertised but it's understood. Feyd takes this to an entire different level when he shows the crowd he takes off shield. You'll understand this later in life.
@@goochipoochiewhen Baron says "show me who you are" he wants to know if Feyd is just like Rabban, a coward. Rabban would never have taken off his shields like Feyd does here. I'm sure you realize this I ain't trying to make you sound dumb just trying to shine some more light on what's being implied here. I can see how people would be unimpressed or not fully understand how important this is for Baron to see play out. Have a good day, friend.
@@goochipoochie And this comment right here is proof media literacy is dead.
@@goochipoochie actually interesting that you mention this cause in the book a Atriedes Sympathizer sneakily replaced one of the drugged combatonts with a actual Atriedes soldier who nearly kills Feyd. So Feyd did suck in the books lol
4:01 that wink, he never sweat in the fight
Thanks when in the theatre I never caught that wink.
It’s a movie buddy, you make it sound like you believe it is real.
@@teeanahera8949 bruh is the character of Feyd, is the intro of the character to show the personality at all
You sound like a piss you off with a comment xD
He better does not: he has no eyebrows.
@@teeanahera8949tell me you don’t know how to watch films without telling me
He owned every scene he was in! Dude is so freaking talented!
Fine Artist indeed.
Different in every role/movie.
What’s his name ?
@@ConfusedCrab-tp8gc Austin Butler. His last big role in Elvis. He has another upcoming film with Tom Hardy.
@@ConfusedCrab-tp8gc Austin Butler
@@ConfusedCrab-tp8gc Austin Butler. He's absolutely fantastic
I adore that snarl at 2:57. Really works to convey Feyd almost as more animal than man.
Exactly. Villeneuve is an idiot who did not understand the book.
No it doesn't. Just a gladiator getting his blood up.
@@ConsiderTheCrowshaha okay :p
At the end of the book Paul is compared to the old duke more than his father. The final fight is kind of set up like his own bull fighting moment like his grandfather. Paul also gets impaled during that fight just like his grandfather did. I feel like this might have been what they were going for in making him more aggressive and animal like.
Donald duck when he steps in a puddle:
My god the sound design of this movie is perfect
Yes, It is
These movies have _Star Wars_ prequel levels of sound design.
hell yeah
Feyd was the best thing about part 2 imo, Butler absolutely killed this role.
This scene literally *stole* the entire movie. Depicting Alien cuture
What’s even scarier is they are humans
Human alien culture
Yes, Austin as Feyd was the part of the movie you just held your breath, even though we all knew how it would end.
They’re not aliens. There are no aliens in dune.
@@aleckelly374 alien as in foreign or strange. Not the extraterrestrial definition.
Those creatures in the background looked straight out of Silent Hill.
They look a lot like the creature in this animated horror series on RUclips. The channel is Boisvert
@@psychichxms3235 That channel is truly worth the recommendation, I wouldn't have found it. Thank you for your comment 👏
A lateral crescent is a recurring shape not only in character design, but even in nature. Peacocks and Turkeys for example have plumage in that shape. Marian-Reform Centurions had their crests in that shape, and so did Napolean fold his hat into that shape.
@@psychichxms3235 room? or whatever it's called
I think the movie did a really good job conveying Feyd’s warped sense of humanity. His ability as a fighter was never really the point of the character, rather would he be able to control his emotions enough to be suitable for fathering the Kwisatz haderach. Feyd walks the line of humanity, the animalistic roars and laughter at his own danger, but also shows a realllyyyy warped paternal instinct for his slave girls (they get to eat the killed servants after all) and the look of contemplation and almost sadness after Lanville’s death.
The most important Feyd scene though is the one they don’t show, him passing the Gom Jabbar test, if he truly wasn’t human there’s no way Fenring would let him survive and secure the bloodline.
It's too bad Denis Villeneuve refuses to ever release deleted scenes. There is behind the scenes footage that show Austin Butler filming an extended Gom Jabbar scene and him reacting in incredible pain to the test but it sadly did not make it into the movie.
That's assumes that the Gom Jabbar test is valid in the first place. It let all the Bene Gesserit live...
@@I_Art_Laughing Super fair point and honestly makes me consider what the Gob Jabbar as a test is solving for.
The object seems to be to weed out people who can't control their emotions, but values cold dispassionate utilitarian thinking which you can argue isn't an inherently good human trait.
Taking it one step further, if this test is finding (and creating) cold, cruel, calculating people its almost then robotizing humanity, inversing the Butlerian Jihad by making humans in the likeness of a computer.
The test is just to see if you can handle pain lol, the one who tested him even said "he loves pain". Seems a dumb test if you can just wing it by being a masochist.
@@plmokm33 Nah the test was a little more than that, mostly to see if you can control yourself through strong emotions such as pain and remain rational and strategic. That being said this version of the Gom Jabbar is really well suited for masochists like Feyd lol.
"Sooner or later one of us will get you"
Lanville 🙌
That's it! I couldn't remember the exact line. Thanks.
Must admit my guy didn't gp down without a fight
He did much better than I would
And Feyd kind of loved him for it... You can see how bored he was killing the first two. They were no challenge to him and "No Challenge= No Satisfaction", but then Lanville dodged and parried his initial flurry and you can see Feyd almost wake up.
This man is no mere drugged sacrifice, Lanville is skilled, capable and is absolutely not going down without a fight.
I think that shot of Feyd laughing as Lanville tries to stab him in the mouth, may be the happiest we see him in the entire movie.
From what I remember in the book, the Atredies fighter is even more of a challenge. The Duke has to cheat in the end to kill him but refuses to take his head (as per the tradition). Instead he insists the man is buried honourably, which drives the crowd wild.
I just noticed Lanville has the Atreides Symbol carved into his arm.
Callback to the book
@@algirdas25pl31 I’m loving that
4:31
4:39
Lanville is such a G.
Finally a video of the painting scene included with the fight scene! Thank you! 😃
Still edited though, so annoying
@@whereami2477yeah i hate that too, so many good clips ruined by the need to avoid the copyright flag
0:51 a giant stellar ball in the sky and yet so little light (mostly infrared). This "black sun" would freak me out.
Im sure that After few week there, you would get ok with that strange sun
Beautiful black sun
There is a type of star called a “brown dwarf” that emit light in the lower red spectrum and if a planet is close to such a star, perhaps it will receive enough light and look huge in the sky. Plus there is such occult symbol “black sun”, most likely it was meant here too.
@@TheFruitcake1983Ahh, brown dwarf stars are neat. Those and the rare Wolf-Rayet stars are cool
Ophiuchi B, the sun in which Geidi Prime orbits is K class giant star.
I don't know how or why their sun would appear black in the sky, not to mention taking all the colour away on the planet.
Considering how casual killing underlings is for an Harkonnen, I'm surprised the guy that stuck the dart in Lanville's back is still alive.
Who knows, maybe he was killed off-screen
For some reason Harkonnen visuals reminded me of Pitch Black and Chronicles of Riddick.
Feyd and Riddick need to meet tbh
is Alien from GIGER designs plus some guy say they look like the engineers
Yes for real.
Yeah, there are similar black/white alien sceneries in the Riddick films. Very underrated trilogy in my opinion
FINALLY, I WAS WAITING THIS!!
TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR BELOVED NA-BARON FEYD RAUTHAAA!!!
FEYD RAUTHA
FEYD RAUTHA
Na Baron FEYD RAUTHA 🙌🙏
@@reubena7854🙌🙏
(Harkonnen chanting and cheering)
@@dylans0630 ✊✋🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
bro when the entire crowd starts chanting "FEYD RAUTHA"... hearing that for the first time in the theater stole the entire movie for me holy shit
Reminded me so much of Zimmer’s sound design on The Dark Knight Rises. The chants are nearly identical and I perked up so much at this moment
The Harkonens must've killed more of their own workforce than they killed the Atreides or the Fremen.
And thats a little bit ridiculous in the movie
It was ridiculous. Feyd is much more tame in the novel. In fact, in the novel Feyd is appalled when the Baron forces him to murder his slave girls after failing to assassinate the Baron. It’s meant to show how the Baron groomed Feyd to be as ruthless as himself, which I guess the film sort of decided to get rid of altogether.
Then, you read Heretics of Dune and get Duncan's POV of growing up there. Those aren't subjects, they're livestock.
@@justiniano9906I wouldn’t say ridiculous. Look at their governance. Do you know how many people Stalin killed? For 0 reason. Giedi Prime is like a dictatorship on steroids
yeah i see is dumb because (even as slaves) whats the meaning of working for them
i guess you can say Harkonnens are super poblate so having one slave kill per day is meaningless they have billions xD
Austin Butler was so amazing as Elvis that everyone thought he couldn't be anything else but he was just s amazing as Feyd. Two transformative yet iconic roles back to back within 2 years is not something every actor is capable of but Austin did it
I just realized, he basically beat him with the same technique that Paul uses to kill him, using the enemy’s thrust to pull him into the blade.
The announcer went hard!
I actually love the depiction of Feyd as a capable fighter. He's basically a genetic wish bag bred by a super powerful secret organization and as the upcoming head of the richest house in the galaxy, he definitely has the money to be trained by great masters. Just because his life isn't really at risk in the arena, it doesn't mean he can't develop skill. That being said, visibly throwing away your shield in front of a crowd of ten thousands in plain sight should almost automatically trigger a dozen assassins with snipers that hide on Giedi Prime. In a hostile universe like Dune, every great house would place sleeper agents everywhere.
But his shield was not activated at the start of the fight so they could have just sniped him then (although maybe they can't know for sure it's not activated at that time so wouldn't risk a shot)
Baron would most likely made sure the arena was clean of that before testing Feyds combat abilities.
@@silentghoust Well yeah, but how do you do that? It would interest me in general how mass surveillance of a whole planet would work without forbidden artificial intelligence. Are mentats that capable?
That's what the black jester lookalike in the arena, they are to make sure he unharmed in case he disabled his shield. He does that few times in the arena in the past
@@lowe8270 He doesn't need to mass surveillance, he just needs to keep tabs on security in the arena. Barron could of easily told every attendee if they tried anything he would torture them and kill their entire family line for THAT DAY. Meaning he gives all the assassins a out to avoid action that day.
1:40 best villain entrance ever
Might be my favorite movie scene of all time. That Hans Zimmer score had me shook.
Same. Watching it at the cinema left me speechless. I couldn't stop thinking about this Black Sun for days
Feyd has the best entrence ever
I checked youtube every day since the movie to watch this scene again. It's my favorite movie scene in the past few years. So unbelievably soulless and imposing.
Same. It was the most memorable scene of the whole film for me too in the cinema.
This eerie feeling of something that looks alien but is human...
The concept of a black sun that stripes away all the colours of a planet...
The animalistic fight, almost like a ritual, of the psychopath heir to a Great House...
And all topped by memorable acting, spine-chilling visuals and a soundtrack that makes your skin crawl.
It left me speechless. This scene alone makes going to the cinema worth it
Me too, this is a high quality version!
I really thank you for your uploading this masterpiece scene in Dune 2
I like the implication Feyd is not THAT good of a fighter if at all, instead he relies on cheating, drugging the fighters to display his strength, yet his creep factor made him look so intimidating. Really shows the brutal but hollow nature of the Harkonens. That’s also a good example of executing a villain who is objectively not that strong or powerful, but displaying them in a way they appear unbeatable, unlike Kylo Ren or all those MCU villains.
Also he is a psychopath and a sexually vulnerable man
In the book its not an implication its a fact. Paul absolutly eviscerates Feyd, who only fights drugged prisoners. Thats one of the things the movie could have done better. Paul dominates against the Fremen Jamis pre-water of life, but struggles against Feyd???? That doesnt make sense.
This feyd knows how to fight he cheats but has the skill
The fact that a number of others commented on calling off the fight, they opponents were not equipped with shields, and those black creatures were there to intervene should an opponent get the upper hand, attest to the fact it was never about a fair fight, but about the Harkonnen side always winning.
@@Rudeljaegerthe book didn’t go into any real detail of the fight between Paul and Feyd. They circle each other, Feyd trash talks, Paul thinks about his fight strategy, Feyd cuts Paul, they circle, Paul cuts Feyd. They are on the ground with Feyd on top. Poison spur from Feyd’s belt, Paul reverses and stabs Feyd through the chin into his brain. Beyond that, nothing is said about anyone getting the upper hand. As Paul beating Jamis, Jamis was an unskilled fighter by comparison. Paul really didn’t have much fight experience outside of his shield practice with Duncan and Gurney. The Elacca drug makes the fighter less fearful, which is why the imperium used it. Makes for a more exciting fight. It was not like giving a Valium, more like giving the fighters alcohol. It takes away inhibitions and will for self-preservation.
Perpetual. Blinding. Grey. Their entire planet makes me feel like I’m having a panic attack.
My Spore civilization be like:
Awesome scene to witness in theaters. Though, the book fanatic in me was disappointed they cut the plot line of Thufir scheming as the Harkonnens forced role as Mentat when it came to having Feyd go up against a undrugged gladiator. Apparently they did film Thufir’s scenes too!
Such waste, i was hoping tò see thufir
I agree, seems like they took a lot of Feyd scenes out of the movie too. What a shame, he made the movie for me.
They literally made scenes for Thufir and Count Fenring
And Dennis deleted all
Here's to hoping for a director's cut with all the scenes!
@@QuangNguyenNgocThieu we already got the directors cut, it’s just the director thinks an extended cut isn’t worth having
Well I'll be saying happy birthday to my nephews in a new way for the rest of their lives...
Will you also kiss your nephew the same way ?
Austin Butler at 4:30 to the end is near peak acting. Watch at 25% speed to truly appreciate the kill choreography.
Christian bale esque
the whole movie was beautiful, not a minute or single shot was wasted. It is a masterclass in cinematography.
Dang, I finally figured out what he said.
"A notch of balance... its the tip, should be sharper"
yeeessssss finally some one put the most epic scene in dun part 2. thank you!
Btw, in the books, that black alien looking guard hit him with a sedative, which explains why his strength was draining at the end
I don't know what book you think you read, but it wasn't Dune. Feyd set his own barbs and they had no 'sedative'. There were two barbs set and the gladiator, after tying them down, was able to use them to block a couple of Feyd's attacks. As a matter of fact, there was NOBODY allowed in the arena besides Feyd and his ONE opponent (not three). Feyd was actually about to lose and said the word 'scum' which had been 'programmed' for lack of a better term, into the Atreides gladiator's subconscious. This caused his muscles to weaken for just a moment allowing Feyd to land a cut with the black blade which WAS poisoned as yet another plot. The short, white blade was traditionally the one that carried the poison. You see, Feyd enjoyed having new poisons created which would torment his opponent slowly before the poison killed them. The gladiator killed HIMSELF. Also, the Baron didn't set any of this up. Feyd NEVER took off his shield and the gladiator wore a half-shield himself. It was a plot hatched by Feyd and Thufir Hawat to make Feyd look like a hero and also to discredit the Baron's slavemaster.
Don't say this b.s. was in the books when this scene, aside from the black and white blades, was NOTHING like the novel!! NOTHING.
@@itsjustme8947 absolutely, a large portion of what you said was correct. I do recall there being mention of other individuals in the arena, they didnt look like those alien guys but they were there. Also chill out man, you just wrote 3 paragraphs on a youtube comment about a book that came out nearly 60 years ago. It's been at least 5 since ive read it, and purists like you ruin pop culture for everyone else. Step down
@@itsjustme8947I’m gonna tell everyone the movie is just like the book, just to spite you 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
@@joesantana180 Well, that sounds pretty dumb. But it's also what I expect from just about everyone these days since they can hide behind their keyboards. Go ahead. Have fun with your trolling OR you could go read the damn novels and see what you're actually missing!
@@itsjustme8947 whose to say I haven’t? maybe change up your tone if you want people to check out our beloved series, instead of being a prick. have a good day 🤗🤗🤗
Hearing this scene in imax was crazy
An unforgettable experience
While the movie implies that it was the Baron that let the Lt. undrugged, it was a machination of Thufir in the book.
They apparently filmed those scenes, but they had to be cut for time
Austin Butler is amazing as Feyd. It's his signature role now and considering he played Elvis is saying something.
one of the best decisions I made was to watch this movie in IMAX.
You can see the atreides symbol carved into lanville’s forearm, like in the book when he carved the atreides hawk.
I didnt noticed untill now, wow the details
The Baron also weirdly looks like Jabba the Hutt visiting the Boonta Eve Race....
Baron Harkonnen:the original Jabba.
2:55 When a bug flies up your nose
I can never get tired of listening to Harkonnen language. So gutteral and menacing
It's like a more refined version of the Grineer language in Warframe
There is only one thing i was sad it didn't had in this scene, i don't remember every detail in the book, but the "slaves" did have shields too and the one that is Lieutenant Lanville here used and very particular style were he concentrated all the shield in one arm, he would use it to block attack with precision.
In the book it is a style of fight that very few could use because of how much concentration and technique were necessary.
It drove home how much well trained the Atreides soldier compared to the Harkonnen.
I was hoping for that true, but I guess they went with no shields for the gladiators to underscore how riggedvthe fights usually were
The fact that it’s a white dwarf star is astonishing. Saw it once in Dolby Cinema, just incredible!
The way he said 'would you like some fresh keat my darlings?' Sounded for a moment like an old sea dog from Cornwall.
credit to Feyd Rautha, once he won the fight, he finished his opponent quickly and gave them a quick death, didn't make them suffer.
blade advantage + fighting with a injured man doesn't make a bad ass but makes him a douche.
I know he needed more screen time but that was his character. This here proved Austin is the real deal. Superstar
This is my own head cannon but I like to think of Feyd embracing Lanvelle after killing him and getting in his opponents face in the climax of the movie is him showing respect in battle but also an excuse to feel a perverse sense of physical affection since he was probably shown none as a child.
Im digging the profile pic and user name. Keep struggling, endure that alone is the sword of one who defies death.
Also to feel the life leave Lanville
Feyd was a sadist, or a sadomasochistic in this version, so it's not out of the question he wanted to feel Laniville's final breath on him
Lanville would have put the knife through Feyd’s throat had he not had the shield. And he’s a skilled yet starved prisoner.
the Barb that the pitmasters struck Lanville, was it poisoned? This would have explained Lanville’s drop in strength in the last knife push.
The overall implication is that the Harkonnens are not extremely skilled in hand to hand combat. There military prowess lies in technological superiority. But on a foreign planet like Arakkis where a guerilla entity can force hand to hand encounters, they did not fare well
Say what you will about the Harkonnen's, but they do things as a family.
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Noone will commend the disturbing black figures that surround him for protection???
These things don't even look human
Probably semi-illegal creations of the Bene Tleilax.
*You fought well, Atreides* 🔥
Austin butler is an amazing actor
A mistake gave this role to Austin cuz once i saw him as the baldest black teeth freak i dont really care about anything else. Only want to see more of his scenes. 😂 Best scene and best character ever!
Yes, the best scene in the movie.
"What a beautiful day," said no Harkonnen ever.
My favorite part of the battle was when fyde took off his shield 🛡️ and fought his opponent with honor. Laughing when almost getting stabbed in the face and telling his men not to intervene. The slave was also fatigued though and had the disadvantage of only one blade
Starved and beaten Atreides soldier almost defeats the most dangerous Harkonnen duelist. It's a miracle Feyd survived as long as he did against Paul.
Shows just how dangerous Gurney and Duncan are since they trained them.
Seems like this Feyd/Austin Butler guy is getting more recognition than Paul. Did we steal the show here? Ahhhhh the love of bad boys society has.
Some of the best depictions of “heroes” in cinema is in large part due to their antagonist. Making a hero is easier, I would say. Have him/her believe or represent something the audience can get behind, most of the time, morally. Villains are different. They could have a million different ambitions, or agendas that defines their existence. Luke Skywalker would be less significant without Vader. Batman and Joker. Maximus and the Emperor from Gladiator. I can understand why there would be interest in this character, and among many other villains. I certainly think that way.
Paul Atriedes isn't a hero....
@@I_Art_Laughing Oh yeah that's right. I heard about his eventual descent into tyranny later on in the Dune stories if I'm not mistaken.
@blackolantern5666 if by later, you mean the end of Dune. The rest of the books are Leto II closing the Pandora's box Paul was the key to opening.
@@I_Art_Laughing Sure, towards the end of Part 2, and certainly in to Messiah, Paul's motives become realigned. Even when Feyd is introduced in this film, it wouldn't be a stretch to consider him still the protagonist. Ask the average viewer whether or not Paul is a hero, and you know as well as I do how people would answer. Even more so if he is compared directly to Feyd.
Dude you cut off the announcer saying his name!! 🙃🙃
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@@nihilus1626the curse of our times
NA-BARON, FEYD-RAUTHAAAAAAA!!!!!
Feyd Rautha executes condemned criminals in the arena
Is great how the Salusa Secundus and the Geidi Prime scenes in both movies are so memorable.
Such a good villain.I wish we coulda seen more of him
The way he just goes up and stabs the help to try his knives was pretty grim
There was no emotion to it. It's normal to him, and that's what really makes it disturbing.
Shows how tough the Atreides were to fight. Even 1 solider was a hard kill.
damn dude the audio is mono
That's why you maintain eye contact at all times... you can both lead and predict with your eyes... it just takes time ... ❤☠️🎶
You can not watch this movie and get the full experience without being in a movies theator. The audio makes almost every scene 10X better!
This shows really how skilled the Atreides elites this guy and Duncan were even when at a disadvantage. That guy if at his peak and in a fair fight could have a high chance of defeating Reyd.
I was almost out of my seat at the imax cinema when this scene started, seeing the effect of the infra red changing colour to monochrome was so impressive. I saw a lot of jaws drop. Dune has made a lot of recent, big budget films seem weirdly dated.
@2:56 How I feel clocking in at work
Coolest scene in a movie ever
at 4:32 Lanville has an Atreides hawk that he carved into his arm - amazing detail
Watching this scene in the theater reminded me why movie theaters are so amazing. You won't get this experience on a small house tv.
Here before this gets taken down maybe
the best sound was cut
That's Roger Yuan the choreographer for the movie
Great scene. Even better if they left in the slave yelling out his challenges to Feyd
Those little details. You can see Feyd's shield activating several times in the beginning of the fight against Lanville. He did not know who they threw at him.
This scene did the same things to me as the Sardaukar chant scene in part 1
one day i hope to achieve a body as excellent as the Baron has
R.I.P Lieutenant Lanville and the other 2 Atreides soldiers