They said they talked about the Harkonen's having an accent, so they had a baseline for what Butler was supposed to sound like, so we didn't get Elvis Ratha.
I absolutely LOVED that they dedicated a big part of the movie to Feyd’s intro and didn’t skip back and forth between scenes. Really made you understand and connect with him more come the fight
@@MarsMellow84Feyd had way more screen time than he did in the book. He even had more screen time than Feyd in the original movie in 1984. We were lucky to get this much screen time with Feyd.
@purpledragons1146 it's been a minute since I read the book, but every scene in the movie w feyd I remember reading, what was in the movie that wasn't in the book w feyd
Well he's 100% right. He really wasn't trying to get feyd killed. He knew feyd would win regardless and wanted to give him a chance to shine. It was a calculated risk but one he thought feyd would enjoy. I'm still surprised Feyd got mad but maybe it's because he's the type to always be mad even if he understands someone's actions
Immortality isn’t possible yet, the baton wants what is best for him but also his house. His house is a reflection of him so it’s not at odds with his own glory. Feyd has always been his favorite and was always meant to be the heir.
In the books that hatred is even more explicit, Feyd actually tried multiple times to assassinate him, the last attempt by sending a boy to his uncle chambers (since it's heavily implied that he has no interest in women) with a poison needle implanted in his thight. And the Baron instead of killing him for the betrayal forced Feyd to kill with his own hand all his female sex slaves. Based to the core.
The hate in his voice. And the Baron couldnt care less. I also loved the scene where the baron kisses him and he kisses him back so furiously. And the scene where Paul kills the Baron and Feyd not only doesn’t flinch at the death of his uncle, but seems to have a bloody orgasm. All his acting is full of litte details that insinuate his psychopathy. Everybody is so good in this film. Denis knows how to cast but also how to direct actors.
His life story from his perspective would be amazing. Especially his psychopathic lust for power at war with his psychopathic lust for revenge for his uncles unapologetic molestation. So much depth and complexity there.
The Baron was fated to die by the gom jabbar of the littlest, most grown-up Atreides at that time. • • • SPOILER ALERT: It wasn’t Paul, so that narrows it down.
@@NobleRaider2747, whom were you quoting and from where when you said, “Grandfather.” “You die like an animal…”? Hmm? • I suspect it wasn’t the book, which I referenced in my reply to the OP, but you tell me.
@@NobleRaider2747, I read the novels and watched the 1984 movie, 2000 miniseries, and the 2003 sequel based on the third novel. I know who really slew the Fat Baron, and casuals like you weren’t ready to roll with that.
I like how the first thing Feyd asks after the Baron offers him Arrakis is “what about Rabban”. There’s a slight hesitation and unbelief in his voice. Austin Butler absolutely nailed it as Feyd.
That's actually a free take on source material ; Feyd is no psychopath. He's actually the least perverse and sadistic of the Harkonnen, but just as ruthless. In this movie they made him kill his own mother (that never happenned in the book), bully his brother (no way) and slaughter women for his own pleasure (woke shit). The only thing they got right was that he honoured the slave fighter that almost killed him, although in the book it goes even further since he offers him a proper burial after realizing he wasn't as invincible as he thought. Austin Butler killed it though and he was great casting.
Dune the first movie was the most intense movie I saw in cinema since lord of the rings and the dark knight. I also thought star wars episode 3 was amazing. I was uninterested in star wars episode 9. Episode 8 and solo are underrated imo. Less epic in scope but also amazing was ex machina. I also loved 300 in cinema but that lacked scope compared to this.
For me Austin stole the show his performance was spot on and all the ticks and details he added to the character were perfect ❤️ Edit: omg guys ty for the likes 💕
@@handznetyea it felt weird the introduction scene of him is basically all he is in until the end, but he also isn’t important to the story in the grand scheme of things. He was something in Paul’s way, so the more screen time he has the more it is being wasted (in the eyes of adapting a damn book)
Austin's scenes are intense maaaaan, he's a very pleasant surprise Edit: i can't believe i spent money AGAIN to rewatch Dune part 2 in cinemas because of him
It's an interesting concept. Different climates on earth produce different cultures and mentalities, makes sense the differences would become more extreme once we spread across the galaxy
I saw the movie yesterday, and I gotta say I loved the design of all of the Harkonnen stuff. Their home world, the look of everything, the way their world is infrared because of the sun. Feyd was probably one of my favorite characters from the whole movie.
The Joker is basically equal parts Elvis and Feyd-Rautha and he has played both so... Too bad I think WB is looking to cast a bit older for the next Batman.
No come on lol no where near that good. I think people forget how good that character and Heaths acting was. Heaths joker was an absolute genius, and so was his acting This was really good, but no where close to Heath
I remember many years back I met Austin butler at an airport, I noticed who he was from Ned’s declassified, he was very kind and cool, great to see how good he’s become at his craft
He was accurate for the first movie it was supposed to happen over years. But its a side effect of the disease he was given by the Bene Gesserit for him when he was younger, for presuming to much. 😅 They can get STDs and store and use them as weapons while only acting as career's or choose not to give another a disease. So they dont get any negative effects from the ones they store. Also the poisoning he survived also effected his metabolism. An hes a SA, PD, HO, gluten. That added to it.
i wish they had more of this plot in the movie. The Baron's plan to take the throne and also his reasons for taking Rabban off arrakis and putting Feyd on duty.
My headcanon is that behind the scenes of the film, it played out like the books. Rabban was purposely under-supplied and under-informed so that Feyd could swoop in and play the hero.
yeah can't include everything but the baron for me was reduced in the movie. also i wish they had Thufir's torture on Geidi prime and also the jessica betrayal plot. @@Doomxeen
I thought the movie was ridiculous and left with an hour and a half to go. I listen to the audiobook of all the Frank Herbert stuff and half of the kids. It just felt like it was loud and crazy and all over the place. From what I recall of the books there was super amounts of similarities so that wasn't really the issue I just thought I was watching 300 instead of Dune.
Feyd-Rautha/Austin Butler completely stole the show! Incredible performance! He was the best part of the movie without doubt for me! I was kind of rooting for him I won’t lie
Oddly enough Baron Harkonnen was almost likeable in the original novel - you wouldn't feel safe around him but his motives were laid out clearly for the reader. Much more complex than your typical sci-fi villain.
@@The-Allfather-Odin I have the feeling that in this version, he isn't attracted to Feyd-Rautha, but rather projects himself on him because he used to be a fit and strongly-built man before the Bene Gesserit crippled him. Feyd is essentially an idealized version of his younger self.
Always has to be about individual winners. Can't just be performances complementing each other for the film. "He was the best", "she wasn't given enough credit". Give it a rest.
Never seen him act until this and when I first heard he was playing feyd I thought it was gonna be a poor choice but I was wrong he absolutely killed this role
This movie is the first real epic film of the 21st century. Absolutely outstanding. Everyone was on point. Austin butler was chilling and chalamet was riveting as paul atreides. This is one you cant stream at home- it needs a proper theater to be viewed in its full glory. (I know times are hard, if you can afford a theater please see it there ❤)
Why did Vladimir organize this for his birthday and say in the trailer show me who you are and how can he hear what he's saying from a distance Hello I'd like to know why after the fight he says to his uncle Vladimir You tried to kill me what did they mean when they said you tried to kill me and Why does he say I should drown you in your bathtub because after that we see Margot Frening doing the Gom Jabbar test why did I Feyd have to do the Gom Jabbar test and in one of the scenes further on we see Vladimir Feyd and Rabbane his brother kneeling in front of a person they are attacking why did he have to kneel thank you for your answer. Hello I'd like to know why after the fight he says to his uncle Vladimir you tried to kill me what did they mean when they said you tried to kill me and why did he say I should drown you in your bathtub because after that we see Margot Frening doing the Gom Jabbar test why did I Feyd have to do the Gom Jabbar test so in one of the scenes further on we see Vladimir Feyd and Rabbane his brother kneeling in front of a person they are attacking why did he have to kneel thank you for your reply
@@BENNY-VANDALS.CHICAGO 1. You typed the same thing twice 2. They couldn’t hear each other from a distance, they are thinking to themselves in their minds about each other 3. Show me who you really are, Feyd didn’t know the Barren would try and kill him or maybe it was just a surprise gift and nothing more as the Barren knows his nephews psychotic tendencies, he wants to FEEL alive as he does when he’s fighting to the death, even Feyd didn’t want that ruined after he found out, also he liked the thrill of the surprise and fight, not knowing his life could be taken at any moment. This is what the Barren wanted to see from Feyd when he said “show me who you really are” I don’t think it was out of a grudge, more so a sense of pride for his nephew. This is what was implied in the movie. The Barren never truly tried to kill Feyd.
@@CamelxRavenNova2 Why Lady Margot frening made me the Gom Jabbar test Why my uncle Vladimir tried to kill me in front of three opponents you will fight valiantly atried so there is the emperor of fremen Why me Feyd Rabban and Vladimir we mie à knees in front of fremen I would like to know why I have to make the Gom Jabbar test
@@CamelxRavenNova2 Why Lady Margot frening made me the Gom Jabbar test Why my uncle Vladimir tried to kill me in front of three opponents you will fight valiantly atried so there is the emperor of fremen Why me Feyd Rabban and Vladimir we mie à knees in front of fremen I would like to know why I have to make the Gom Jabbar test
Man Austin Butler is not only an incredible physical actor, his voice work is some of the best all time. He was amazing as Elvis, great in OUATIH, and has mastered Stellan Skarsård’s raspy and menacing voice style to near perfection. Hell of an actor, hope to see him shine in other projects
One of the rare cases where the remake is better than the original film. The original film kind of portrayed the Harkonnens as a silly gang of cruel idiots. The new films did an infinitely better job of actually making the Harkonnens worthy of their villain role. The acting is better, the writing is better, the makeup and wardrobe department is better, pretty much everything that could possibly have been better in the original films is. Granted, the director of the older film complained for years that he wasn’t given the time or budget to make the movie he wanted to. This story definitely requires a trilogy to do it justice. Can’t wait to see how they wrap it up. The first film was good but I wouldn’t say great. In large part that’s just a function of the way the story was written in the books. But the second film in the series was really good, I enjoyed it a lot. The third could be epic. It could be terrible. But it will define how this series is viewed in the future either way. They better go for broke, take their time, and do it right.
I was a little worried he would be too over the top based on a clip of him talking from a few weeks ago. He says the word “our family” and he sounded a bit like a cartoon pirate. But I think he found a good balance of scary but believable. Props to him.
It is amazing. Austin is in it far more than I thought. He plays evil as well as he played Elvis but completely different. I thought of a snake often. He’s an amazing actor who can do anything and he has just proved it. Honestly my only complaint was I think he is still so good looking even bald lol t9 be a villain. He is good looking no matter what they do to him!!
Feyd is such a cool character. I like how, despite being a vicious sociopath, he has a strain of honor where he respects those who fight well - like that Atreides soldier and Paul. He respects those who are worthy of it.
just imagine, paul was meant to be born a girl, and end up having a child with feyd. For better or worse, dune really is the story of the bene gesserit
I wanted to laugh so hard in the theatre during this scene. Just the whole image of Baron in the bathtub looking at Feyd like he’s fallen in love is freaking hilarious.
"You’re a hero..." dude was wearing body armour, a shield, had two weapons and the gimp patrol, whilst his opponents were abused, drugged and naked. Some hero
![Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen [Dune: Part Two]](/img/n.gif)
Feyds voice copying Barrons was a good call
Anyone know why they did that? Is he a baron clone?
@@GreenDragonReviewsHe’s Baron’s nephew, the na-baron
@@GreenDragonReviewsThe Baron practically raised him, it would make sense for him to pick up his inflection, mannerisms, and psychotic nature.
Apparently Austin did that on purpose just to see how it fits and it worked
They said they talked about the Harkonen's having an accent, so they had a baseline for what Butler was supposed to sound like, so we didn't get Elvis Ratha.
The Baron cannot be drowned, he has the buoyancy of a beach ball
One filled with helium🤣
😂😂😂
Is that cannon??
@@beb190 yeah
This comment made me wake my neighbours up lol
I like how Feyd hears that he's getting Arrakis, and his first instinct isn't to celebrate, but check if this is a trap of some kind.
Please Why some kind
@@BENNY-VANDALS.CHICAGO even among Harkonnens, treachery runs deep
@@JohnDoe-ds8um NO treachery
Who could blame him, it was previously a trap set for the Atreides, after all...
@@snoproblemplease Why
This role made me a fan of Austin. Incredible transformation and show of range.
stop glorifying actors.
@@xRob why?
@@oremstale8558 because wake up
@@xRob what's going to happen will happen regardless lol it doesn't matter how many people wake up. lets just enjoy life before we cant.
Same, thought he was overrated and inexperienced before this role. Very very good
Unbothered. Moisturized. Happy. In My Lane. Focused. Flourishing.
Moisturized is crazy
that's willddd
Literally me 😂
omg 😂😂😂
Fitter. Happier. More productive. Comfortable. Not drinking too much. Regular exercise at the gym.
I absolutely LOVED that they dedicated a big part of the movie to Feyd’s intro and didn’t skip back and forth between scenes. Really made you understand and connect with him more come the fight
I honestly wish Feyd had even more screen time then he did.
❤
@@MarsMellow84 totally agree, I also wish Paul and feyd had more monologue before the fight.
@@MarsMellow84Feyd had way more screen time than he did in the book. He even had more screen time than Feyd in the original movie in 1984. We were lucky to get this much screen time with Feyd.
@@purpledragons1146 how can you even compare these movies to the '84 one
@purpledragons1146 it's been a minute since I read the book, but every scene in the movie w feyd I remember reading, what was in the movie that wasn't in the book w feyd
Baron loves Feyd's ruthlessness. Epecially Feyd's threats against him, which he laughs about it.
He likes him for more than his ruthlessness... nasty lol
He sees himself in Feyd which gives him great pleasure.
Pretty sure baron could flatten him(literally) and that's why he laughs. He knows feyd is serious but knows that he could destroy feyd.
Harkonen was a jacked monster before he banged and Paul's mom inside the bene geserit women whom contracted him with a virus@@justsomeguy1136
Feyd regularly plots and tries to have the Barron killed. The Barron is always aware though. The fight was a message to Feyd from the Barron.
“May thy knife chip and shatter”
"I like chips with butter... " :P
Feyd: “‘mAy ThY kNiFe ChIp AnD sHaTtEr’ that’s you. That’s what you sound like Paul.”
“May THY knife chip and shatter”
"you fought well Atreides" 😵
@@elite463 Freaking owned!
Austin killed it as Feyd Rautha. he’s a really great actor and a really great guy.
What has he done to be a “great” guy?
Try watching all the actors he has worked with comments about Austin Butler. You can tell by them that he is such a kind, humble man.@@Avasfridays
@@Avasfridaysfigure of speech
@@plsdontbeahero I guess.. I like him but he hasn’t doesn’t anything “great”
Great guys don’t dump their girlfriend of ten years the second they become famous
"But tonight... You're a hero! My gift to you~😊" 😂 Love how nonchalant the Baron is
"I outa drown you In that tub~😡"
That pure malice in his voice 😂!
@@Ghost-ch2mdIt becomes a little darker when you realize that Baron is canonically attracted to Feyd 😅😖
Edit: Thanks for all the likes! ❤️
@@lydiaboll2872the last surprising thing bout Vladimir is that he's the creepy uncle who diddles his nephew
“when is a gift not gift?” 😈
Well he's 100% right. He really wasn't trying to get feyd killed. He knew feyd would win regardless and wanted to give him a chance to shine. It was a calculated risk but one he thought feyd would enjoy. I'm still surprised Feyd got mad but maybe it's because he's the type to always be mad even if he understands someone's actions
If the Baron gifts you Arakis, you turn and run. You are marked for death.
You're thinking of the emperor
😂clearly OP didn't read the books.
@@-VORHe probably did. Throughout the book The Baron gifts Arrakis to Piter, Rabban and Feyd all of whom die before the book ends.
Immortality isn’t possible yet, the baton wants what is best for him but also his house. His house is a reflection of him so it’s not at odds with his own glory.
Feyd has always been his favorite and was always meant to be the heir.
When is a gift not a gift?😂😂😂😂
"I outta drown you in that tub" like how threatens his uncle
In the books that hatred is even more explicit, Feyd actually tried multiple times to assassinate him, the last attempt by sending a boy to his uncle chambers (since it's heavily implied that he has no interest in women) with a poison needle implanted in his thight.
And the Baron instead of killing him for the betrayal forced Feyd to kill with his own hand all his female sex slaves.
Based to the core.
@@NekoHibaCosplay Some uncle
The Reverend mother would say otherwise
Ought to
You*
The hate in his voice. And the Baron couldnt care less. I also loved the scene where the baron kisses him and he kisses him back so furiously. And the scene where Paul kills the Baron and Feyd not only doesn’t flinch at the death of his uncle, but seems to have a bloody orgasm. All his acting is full of litte details that insinuate his psychopathy. Everybody is so good in this film. Denis knows how to cast but also how to direct actors.
"Dont be hasty." That is some Treebeard wisdom.
After almost choking on some hookah in a hot tub 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
I’m obsessed his Austin’s portrayal of feyd. I want a movie entirely of him !!
Would probably be a disturbing watch but same
same !!
Same
Same
His life story from his perspective would be amazing. Especially his psychopathic lust for power at war with his psychopathic lust for revenge for his uncles unapologetic molestation. So much depth and complexity there.
To think that this guy also played as Elvis...what a talent
And to think that he was also the guy from Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure...
And Buck in Masters of the Air!!
Love that snarl in his voice when he says "I ought to drown you in that tub!"
The Baron was fated to die by the gom jabbar of the littlest, most grown-up Atreides at that time.
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SPOILER ALERT: It wasn’t Paul, so that narrows it down.
@@hotredtiger316"Grandfather."
"You die like an animal..."
@@NobleRaider2747, whom were you quoting and from where when you said, “Grandfather.” “You die like an animal…”? Hmm?
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I suspect it wasn’t the book, which I referenced in my reply to the OP, but you tell me.
@@hotredtiger316 Paul, when he [SPOILERS], do not click if you haven't seen Part Two already
kills the Baron in Part Two
@@NobleRaider2747, I read the novels and watched the 1984 movie, 2000 miniseries, and the 2003 sequel based on the third novel. I know who really slew the Fat Baron, and casuals like you weren’t ready to roll with that.
Feyd stole every scenes he was in. Cant get my eyes off him.
Omg thank you for me
"I'd ought to drown you in that tub.."
"See? This is why you're my favourite."
I like how the first thing Feyd asks after the Baron offers him Arrakis is “what about Rabban”. There’s a slight hesitation and unbelief in his voice. Austin Butler absolutely nailed it as Feyd.
Love how they captured Feyd-Rautha’s psychopathy.
It's disgusting how they made the most European looking the evil ones and the mystery meat kardashian tones the good guys
That's actually a free take on source material ; Feyd is no psychopath. He's actually the least perverse and sadistic of the Harkonnen, but just as ruthless. In this movie they made him kill his own mother (that never happenned in the book), bully his brother (no way) and slaughter women for his own pleasure (woke shit). The only thing they got right was that he honoured the slave fighter that almost killed him, although in the book it goes even further since he offers him a proper burial after realizing he wasn't as invincible as he thought.
Austin Butler killed it though and he was great casting.
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@@WestLegend03Why
@@jjr1728 They can’t help but make the bad guys the only all-white House
Seen 4 times and still amazing every time.
Never get tired of Dune.
Herbert's masterpiece finally done justice on big screen. Thanks Denis !
Dune the first movie was the most intense movie I saw in cinema since lord of the rings and the dark knight.
I also thought star wars episode 3 was amazing.
I was uninterested in star wars episode 9.
Episode 8 and solo are underrated imo.
Less epic in scope but also amazing was ex machina. I also loved 300 in cinema but that lacked scope compared to this.
I just got back and I'm already planning a second visit. It was overwhelming.
For me Austin stole the show his performance was spot on and all the ticks and details he added to the character were perfect ❤️
Edit: omg guys ty for the likes 💕
His character was underdeveloped, cartoonishly evil and given very little time on the screen
Looked cool but was hardly in the movie at all.
He did. I doubted him totally tbh but he proved me totally wrong
He and stilgar were the best parts of the movie
@@handznetyea it felt weird the introduction scene of him is basically all he is in until the end, but he also isn’t important to the story in the grand scheme of things. He was something in Paul’s way, so the more screen time he has the more it is being wasted (in the eyes of adapting a damn book)
Not important? He was the real puppet for the Bene Gesserits plans. He is Paul but mirrored...
I don’t know if anyone’s mentioned this but I love Austin Butler’s eye movements in this scene. He was incredible in this movie
Austin's scenes are intense maaaaan, he's a very pleasant surprise
Edit: i can't believe i spent money AGAIN to rewatch Dune part 2 in cinemas because of him
I know right? Every time he's on screen, every line he says you can just feel the intensity through the screen.
Method acting
I'm going to go see it again Saturday. I saw it opening night at a regular AMC but I'm doing IMAX this time
I want to rewatch it too :):) I thought I’m the only extravagant here :)
I'm going for 4th watch on Saturday.
"I have another gift for you"
"When is a gift not a gift"
“When it’s a jar”
This man was bald and still managed to look better than 90% of us
BALD...NO EYEBROWS.....PALE AS.a ghost....STILL GORGEOUS
They remind me of the vampires things from will smith's I am legend 😄😄
in short, space voldemort
Ur talking about the The Baron Vladimir Harkonnen obv. 😂
You think so? He looks revolting, which works for the character.
@@WideMouthNo he's absolutely beautiful, not revolting in the slightest 😍
Feyd is mad threatens the baron directly. And the baron just scoffs at him. “Yeah, sure, anyway. Here’s the deal…”
I love how despite there only being humans in dune all the characters have this inhuman feel to them
It's an interesting concept. Different climates on earth produce different cultures and mentalities, makes sense the differences would become more extreme once we spread across the galaxy
Even guild navigators, which are basically giant fish-like monstrosities, are still human beings
Tf did Dunkin do to you hes just your avarege guy
@@ZeroJump A perfectly normal, average dude with a perfectly average lifespan
@@silvercakes I forgot about him getting revived a million times
I saw the movie yesterday, and I gotta say I loved the design of all of the Harkonnen stuff. Their home world, the look of everything, the way their world is infrared because of the sun. Feyd was probably one of my favorite characters from the whole movie.
Love what Feyd tells him ❤
Thank you for me
Stellan just smoking on a hookah, classic! 😂
In a disgusting tub!
The black and white fight scene was honestly one of my favourites in the film because of how much longer it is than you expected it to be.
"What about Raban?"
Feyd wondering how many family members he was going to kill that day.
Why
So far feyd is my favorite character 🔥 🔥 he's like heath ledger joker
I don't think there's any movie villain that excites me since Heath's Joker, until now..
The Joker is basically equal parts Elvis and Feyd-Rautha and he has played both so...
Too bad I think WB is looking to cast a bit older for the next Batman.
he's nothing like heath buddy
No come on lol no where near that good. I think people forget how good that character and Heaths acting was. Heaths joker was an absolute genius, and so was his acting
This was really good, but no where close to Heath
@@HugoStiglitz88 overrated asf
I remember many years back I met Austin butler at an airport, I noticed who he was from Ned’s declassified, he was very kind and cool, great to see how good he’s become at his craft
I like how they made the baron more obese. Much more true to the character
He was accurate for the first movie it was supposed to happen over years.
But its a side effect of the disease he was given by the Bene Gesserit for him when he was younger, for presuming to much. 😅
They can get STDs and store and use them as weapons while only acting as career's or choose not to give another a disease.
So they dont get any negative effects from the ones they store.
Also the poisoning he survived also effected his metabolism.
An hes a SA, PD, HO, gluten. That added to it.
@@anarex0929in reality he rape one of the Bene
He ate up all the Oompa Loompas.
i wish they had more of this plot in the movie. The Baron's plan to take the throne and also his reasons for taking Rabban off arrakis and putting Feyd on duty.
My headcanon is that behind the scenes of the film, it played out like the books. Rabban was purposely under-supplied and under-informed so that Feyd could swoop in and play the hero.
yeah can't include everything but the baron for me was reduced in the movie. also i wish they had Thufir's torture on Geidi prime and also the jessica betrayal plot. @@Doomxeen
I thought the movie was ridiculous and left with an hour and a half to go. I listen to the audiobook of all the Frank Herbert stuff and half of the kids. It just felt like it was loud and crazy and all over the place. From what I recall of the books there was super amounts of similarities so that wasn't really the issue I just thought I was watching 300 instead of Dune.
I also wanted more of Feyd in the movie. I'd have been more than happy with another 30 minutes of this plot in the movie
that's a bit of an over-reaction imo @@kipkipPatrick
The way Austin Butler shows his mind shuttling back and forth -- the mind of a would-be kwisatz haderach -- is so cool.
❤❤❤ohh wow. Breathtaking performance Austin is very skilled talented wow I looked forward to his parts in the movie, incredible
Feyd-Rautha/Austin Butler completely stole the show! Incredible performance! He was the best part of the movie without doubt for me! I was kind of rooting for him I won’t lie
Feyd and Stilgar stole the show
Oddly enough Baron Harkonnen was almost likeable in the original novel - you wouldn't feel safe around him but his motives were laid out clearly for the reader. Much more complex than your typical sci-fi villain.
The Baron sounds like he's about to say "I'm not having Sex with you right now Walter." 😂
baron is super gay
@@nayrtnartsipacifyNot in this adaptation. He is based here.
@@The-Allfather-Odin
I have the feeling that in this version, he isn't attracted to Feyd-Rautha, but rather projects himself on him because he used to be a fit and strongly-built man before the Bene Gesserit crippled him. Feyd is essentially an idealized version of his younger self.
Austin Butler ate this role up! I want to see him be a villain more!
austin delivered the greatest and strongest performance of the entire movie 🔥
I agree its second best... but Timmy did better imo! his perfrmance was out of this world!!
Always has to be about individual winners. Can't just be performances complementing each other for the film. "He was the best", "she wasn't given enough credit". Give it a rest.
I agree, he stole the movie for me
I love Zandeya’s performance. Her haunting look just tore through my heart
OMG Austin is gorgeous even when he is bald ❤❤❤
Exactly, how does he do it?
That mf kills people and feeds it to his human pets💀
@@Critical1864 That makes him even hotter
@@ActionHero2000🤣🤣🤣
You guys have bald guys in shambles with these comments hahaha
The baron rules by placing what people want close to his own objective, Stellan, Austin and Dave were great
Harkonnens!
Exactly, they were literally the Baron, Feyd and Rabban
Creepy albinos
You know i never understood why the emperor feared the Atredies. I would have feared the vast wealth of the Harkonnens more.
@crassgop please Why
Feyd:"I ought to drown you in that tub"
Baron:"Don't be hasty-Greenpeace would be here in seconds"
Never seen him act until this and when I first heard he was playing feyd I thought it was gonna be a poor choice but I was wrong he absolutely killed this role
He is beautiful even when he is bald
I kept hearing Ramsey Bolton when he said "i should drown you in that tub" 🤣🤣🤣
Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen vs Ramsay Snow would be an awesome match. Ramsay would get flayed alive, but it'd be fun to watch. XD
@@DeathMessenger1988 agreed XD
Yeah, this dude played a hell of a villain.
2 IMAX viewings, two weeks in a row under the belt. And we've already got seats for next weekend. Gonna ride it till the wheels fall off.
Brilliant that Feyd emulates the Baron’s cadence
This movie is the first real epic film of the 21st century. Absolutely outstanding. Everyone was on point. Austin butler was chilling and chalamet was riveting as paul atreides. This is one you cant stream at home- it needs a proper theater to be viewed in its full glory. (I know times are hard, if you can afford a theater please see it there ❤)
I love Barons voice, it’s so perfect.
Austin was freaking amazing man.
Austin's ability as an actor is absolutely incredible. There's nothing of him or of Elvis here. You see only the character. Hell of a talent
It says something about the Uncle-Festerness of the Harkonnen that Feyd is considered “the pretty one.”
Feyd is one of my favorite things about Dune part 2
Why did Vladimir organize this for his birthday and say in the trailer show me who you are and how can he hear what he's saying from a distance
Hello I'd like to know why after the fight he says to his uncle Vladimir You tried to kill me what did they mean when they said you tried to kill me and Why does he say I should drown you in your bathtub
because after that we see Margot Frening doing the Gom Jabbar test why did I Feyd have to do the Gom Jabbar test and in one of the scenes further on we see Vladimir Feyd and Rabbane his brother kneeling in front of a person they are attacking why did he have to kneel thank you for your answer.
Hello I'd like to know why after the fight he says to his uncle Vladimir you tried to kill me what did they mean when they said you tried to kill me and why did he say I should drown you in your bathtub
because after that we see Margot Frening doing the Gom Jabbar test why did I Feyd have to do the Gom Jabbar test so in one of the scenes further on we see Vladimir Feyd and Rabbane his brother kneeling in front of a person they are attacking why did he have to kneel thank you for your reply
@@BENNY-VANDALS.CHICAGO 1. You typed the same thing twice
2. They couldn’t hear each other from a distance, they are thinking to themselves in their minds about each other
3. Show me who you really are, Feyd didn’t know the Barren would try and kill him or maybe it was just a surprise gift and nothing more as the Barren knows his nephews psychotic tendencies, he wants to FEEL alive as he does when he’s fighting to the death, even Feyd didn’t want that ruined after he found out, also he liked the thrill of the surprise and fight, not knowing his life could be taken at any moment.
This is what the Barren wanted to see from Feyd when he said “show me who you really are” I don’t think it was out of a grudge, more so a sense of pride for his nephew.
This is what was implied in the movie. The Barren never truly tried to kill Feyd.
@@CamelxRavenNova2 Why Lady Margot frening made me the Gom Jabbar test Why my uncle Vladimir tried to kill me in front of three opponents you will fight valiantly atried so there is the emperor of fremen Why me Feyd Rabban and Vladimir we mie à knees in front of fremen I would like to know why I have to make the Gom Jabbar test
@@CamelxRavenNova2 Why Lady Margot frening made me the Gom Jabbar test Why my uncle Vladimir tried to kill me in front of three opponents you will fight valiantly atried so there is the emperor of fremen Why me Feyd Rabban and Vladimir we mie à knees in front of fremen I would like to know why I have to make the Gom Jabbar test
I love when Paul silences mohaim and he raises his non existent eye brows and is so turned on by the power
Feyd really said: I’m frightened and a little aroused.
(Which is weird to say considering that Feyd and Paul are literally cousins).
Man Austin Butler is not only an incredible physical actor, his voice work is some of the best all time. He was amazing as Elvis, great in OUATIH, and has mastered Stellan Skarsård’s raspy and menacing voice style to near perfection. Hell of an actor, hope to see him shine in other projects
Ok, Austin’s definitely getting the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
For being on screen for 10 min?
@@wilmaso Judi Dench won her oscar for Shakespeare in love and she was in that movie not even for 7 min total
@@wilmaso yes
Unfortunately the Oscars don’t usually go for sci-fi films, even when they’re as deserving as this
It's can won oscar for best vfx like first part, not sure about acting
One of the rare cases where the remake is better than the original film. The original film kind of portrayed the Harkonnens as a silly gang of cruel idiots. The new films did an infinitely better job of actually making the Harkonnens worthy of their villain role. The acting is better, the writing is better, the makeup and wardrobe department is better, pretty much everything that could possibly have been better in the original films is. Granted, the director of the older film complained for years that he wasn’t given the time or budget to make the movie he wanted to. This story definitely requires a trilogy to do it justice. Can’t wait to see how they wrap it up. The first film was good but I wouldn’t say great. In large part that’s just a function of the way the story was written in the books. But the second film in the series was really good, I enjoyed it a lot. The third could be epic. It could be terrible. But it will define how this series is viewed in the future either way. They better go for broke, take their time, and do it right.
AUSTIN JUST STOLE THE SHOW ...
I love the Baron’s voice is so dark and creepy !!! 😂
Stelan was absolutely amazing as the Baron, always a great time when he was on the screen
Don't be hasty, Master Meriadoc
Omg I love Austin I'm so proud of how far he's come
Just saw Dune 2. Feyd was fantastic. Really all the villains were great in this
Stellan Skarsgard is such a legend!
I was a little worried he would be too over the top based on a clip of him talking from a few weeks ago. He says the word “our family” and he sounded a bit like a cartoon pirate. But I think he found a good balance of scary but believable. Props to him.
You can almost see the Baron's eye turn into one of demon like when he said "Tame Arrakis, Feyd."
The harkonnen: physically bald, morally bald
Me in the bath talking to a cat
Can't wait to watch this movie❤
It is amazing. Austin is in it far more than I thought. He plays evil as well as he played Elvis but completely different. I thought of a snake often. He’s an amazing actor who can do anything and he has just proved it. Honestly my only complaint was I think he is still so good looking even bald lol t9 be a villain. He is good looking no matter what they do to him!!
Yes he very good looking..very sexy voice...incredible actor
"I fucking hate you, uncle. Now come here and kiss me"
I loved the black and white scenes of Giedi Prime.
Thank you
Now Somebody need to upload his full gladiator fight if possible!! 🤔
Not read the books , but I think he should have not been killed off. He was amazing in the film.
Stellan was amazing in this role.
Feyd is such a cool character. I like how, despite being a vicious sociopath, he has a strain of honor where he respects those who fight well - like that Atreides soldier and Paul. He respects those who are worthy of it.
What’s with baron’s obsession with his nephew ? I’m getting the hint that baron likes him a little bit ‘more’
Read the book lol
Yeah they really downplayed the Baron from the book. 😂
@andrewcause2 can you elaborate please?
@@benmorgan9748what happens between him and the baron in the book?
@@SoccercrazyigbomanBaron has a thing for young boys
just imagine, paul was meant to be born a girl, and end up having a child with feyd. For better or worse, dune really is the story of the bene gesserit
A defining moment in Austin Butler’s career
By far the best version of Feyd! He is so terrifying!
Feyd-Rautha would make a perfect emperor 🙏🏻
He would dominate the universe and every planet would look like giedi prime
I wouldn’t mind. He could rule any universe.
@@elysium0093a good thing that Paul is a nice guy, not like Feyd
Exactily
@@frankdald8462 Nice guy ??? Just wait for part 3
damn, he looks good even like that, Austin is such an amazing actor!
"Tame Arrakis, Freud."
It's very interesting that he doesn't even see the planet as a planet but as an animal to be tamed. Very cool
It was very interesting to watch Dune 2 with Austin ❤✨️💯🙏👏🙌
Austin looks sexier without hair, and his muscular body makes me have a crush on him 🤣
That's so amazing I can't wait to see this
Thank you
I just watched this last night, IMO, this is the best movie of all time. The story, the acting, the directing, the special effects all A+
I wanted to laugh so hard in the theatre during this scene. Just the whole image of Baron in the bathtub looking at Feyd like he’s fallen in love is freaking hilarious.
"You’re a hero..." dude was wearing body armour, a shield, had two weapons and the gimp patrol, whilst his opponents were abused, drugged and naked. Some hero
Exactily I'am Héros me feyd
Bro went from bombing Germany to bomb Dune
My mind and my spirit are going north and south .. love the new Dune movies .. also love David Lynch 1984 Dune
I've made my mind a sunless space. I share my dreams with ghosts. - Luthel