Roger Yuan!

Awesome 👏

@@dylans0630 FIENDISH DR WU!!!

What a badass old sensei!!!

Fun Fact: He was also the guy who said to the Duke Leto, “My Lord. The sun is getting too high now. We have to seal the doors,” which meant that to be so high ranked, he must be one of Atreides’ most skilled fighters, making Feyd-Rautha’s victory more impressive when put in that light. (Further research dictates that the character has a name: Lieutenant Lanville)

They should’ve used the announcers from Phantom Menace

@@vanguardian2864No

This movie would’ve been mid at best without them.

@@vanguardian2864😂

@@vanguardian2864 No.

Lanville

Pretty sure this guy was right below gurney and duncan in rank. Probably in the top 5 atreides fighters

He’s also the fight coordinator for both films

Adds another reason why the Emperor feared the Atreides, still it backfired and House Corrino won't rise again

In the book he nearly wins. Feyd has to resort to some underhanded hypnotic suggestion trickery to win.

Looks scary

Lil bit of Giger influence. It feels very alien and it’s awesome 🤩

The behind the scenes for this place were amazing. The structure was inspired by water storage tanks, the infrared lighting was a result of a 'sun that absorbed light', and it's an industrial hellscape with fireworks that look like oil droplets in the air. Truly inspired

I hate to be that guy but it’s Giedi Prime. Please don’t hate me.

Yeah defo

Oh, absolutely. Watching it on IMAX was an experience.

100

The short pause after the opening of the doors before the music begins is an underrated detail.

@@lorddreagus7253 BRUH FACTS

Sounds like a Klingon from Star Trek.

Fr tho bro is speaking 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Dikan hu burus siyaa, FEYD-RAUTHAAAAAAAAA

that voice in theathers was f*cking stunning, i can not even imagine how good was it sound on imax

where do you hear that voice?

​@@zCraZyHalox5i saw dune 2 in imax twice. The sound is beyond legendary

Picadors

I know!!! Like the freaking clicker sounds 💀

Picadors

They sound like the girl from the grudge.

@@_Feyd-Rauthahuh tbh they did a good job with them. I didn’t read dune and was thinking they looked like fucked up bull fighting picadores

I know! I didn’t even realize it originally until someone else pointed it out in another video. They blend in so well. The directing was superb

I just came here to make this comment. I noticed it on my life tenth time watching. 😂

maybe get an eye check

@@monkeydluffy2063 Commentary on a cool camera trick in the cinematography. Turns it into a half baked dig on viewers while missing the context. Hilarious really.

You can first see them at 0:32.

"Happy birthday, dear nephew..."

It's no wonder Paul beat him,if it were a completely fair fight Feyd would be dead,assuming the gladiator was part of Paul's army and had even more combat experience than him

@@MrTrollmaster0 Not exactly. Feyd and Paul are from the same breeding program so they are pretty much equal. Outside of a training sessions, Paul had not fought any skilled fighters hand to hand until he fought Feyd.

​​@@Stitchman3875 interesting that he seemed to struggle against a starved, tortured and undrugged Atreides general like Lanville. And didn't Paul get his training from Duncan and Gurney, as well some Bene Gesserit training from his mom? No wonder he clobbered Jamis, a feared Fremen, who individually could've taken on many Sardaukar, like before Duncan died

@@mauz791 In the book, it wasn't much of a struggle, and the Atreiades soldier had extra help to even the odds. Feyd drew the fight out to play to the crowd, but the only thing that made it dangerous was trickery on the soldier's part, trickery Feyd noticed.

@@mauz791 the gladiator fights were purely for show. One thing the movie(s) left out was that for the Jamis fight, Chani told Paul what Jamis does in a fight. But that whole was different from the book. When Jamis challenges Paul, Stilgar tells him that if Jamis killed Paul, he will kill him, and Jessica basically said the same. They also fought in a cave where there was ring and they fought in half naked, as fighting like that in the stillsuit was forbidden. They also left out that Thuffir Hawat taught Feyd combat strategies when he was made the Harkonnen Mentat. Plenty of other things were left out, but there were too many to go through.

That's basically what they are; like rodeos and bullfights, their job is to distract the target to increase the odds that the cowboy/bullfighter succeeds, or failing that remains safe enough to escape. Since the Harkkonnens view everyone as animals, beneath them, it makes sense that their arena fights would be more akin to contests involving animals.

Picadors

@@LabTech41 I believe they are called dartmen or something.

@@lorddreagus7253 Suppose it would depend on the context of the event. I think rodeo clowns are basically called just that, and apparently in bullfights they're called picadors.

@@LabTech41 Ah, No I meant in the book.

Oddly enough, I think Feyd Rautha vs. a Predator would be a pretty fair fight.

@@millennialmistake92 And Feyd would be sporting a chub the entire time probably thinking Pred was one of his Uncle's creations.

@@millennialmistake92 Uh... if we're talking with tech, Pred would destroy him. If we're talking without, Pred would destroy him. I don't know why folk watch Feyd fighting drugged, beaten and unarmoured targets (one was not drugged) while himself wearing bodyarmour which visibly deflects several hits is in some way a good fighter?

Creepy little dudes, aren't they.

Yeah, he almost got hit there; it felt like a "nice try..."

When you're reading the first draft of your book

Lmao

And on the other hand you got Rabban who runs away from Paul before he gets close 😂 Feyd ftw

Please Why

Feyd is very honorable, and very bald.

He refused help after he already got it lol dude is a glorified celebrity fighter

😂

lol please he is a beast

That's the noise I make when I run out of Twinkies

In the book when he fights paul he attempts to cheat with poison blade

I could be wrong, maybe it's referring to the idea that crocodiles are mourning when they eat their preys. So the idea of "crocodile tears" - seemingly mourning his opponents - could fit !

In the book he gives respect to the fighter, but mostly just to insult the crowd

@@jasonmurdoc9533 crowd wanted Feyd to take his opponents head off. Feyd went against their wishes and demanded his opponent to have a proper burial with honor. This gave Feyd respect from the crowd and they paraded him on their shoulders after the victory.

@@JoshNM24 yeah that

@@jasonmurdoc9533 I just read that part 😆

They were probably like the Harkonnen Spider Pet from the first movie, that being they’re genetically modified humans (likely modified by the Bene Tleilax.)

I disagree, he was never saved. The shield was a taunt, not a miss. Feyd was toying with him, rewatch the clip. He doesn't miss the block, he lowers his guard after the last hit and lets it happen, then smiles. Also the interference by the black jester things was just interference, they didn't interrupt any attack, it was just a cheap shot. And when he fights Paul Atreides, he basically wins the fight. Its only his arrogance and cockiness that allows him to lower his guard enough for Paul to make a killing blow. Feyd is a ruthless and skilled fighter. Not sheltered at all. If he was so sheltered, why does the Baron escalate the situation on Arrakis to him after the guy Dave Bautista plays fails?

@@Tclehman0808 I think in the movie both arguments can be viewed as vaild, however in the books Feyd clearly loses the fight without help. He uses a hypnotic word to paralyze his opponent for a split second. I feel the spirit of Frank Herbert's Feyd Rautha is one like descirbed in the top comment. Not an arrogant man but just so unknowingly sheltered he doesn't realise he is flawed and his fighting isn't of the highest caliber. However for a modern movie you can't have the protagonist fight a villian who has never won a fair fight on screen and having a close fight with him brings Paul's combat skills down. So instead we have a modern Feyd who is arrogant, psychotic and highly volatile but has true combat prowess and a twisted but clear sense of honour. In my mind the Paul and Feyd from the books are far less impressive combat-wise compared to your average Atreides warmaster such as the one in the arena, but they are about equally matched in skill so you still get a good fight at the end of the book. Neither is a fighting god, neither can win without tricks (Paul seeing the future, Feyd cheating).

@@Tclehman0808 That hit on the back already did enough damage on top of being a malnourished prisoner and looked like he hasnt slept at all. I dont think u understand how being sleep deprived can actually affect your senses.

@@guardianlamb9962 I understand perfectly fine how sleep deprivation can cripple you, but my point stands. The guard stabbing the guy was not interrupting any strike on Feyd.

Durum buru siyaa Feyd-Rautha!!

Same , I think that beyond his sadism and strange … darlings , it was refreshing to see a villain that had a genuine sense of honor and respected fighting prowess .

I can’t imagine how one could possibly think that after seeing the trailers but to each their own I guess

@@unnamed6419 ok.

Feyd is that you? lol

We know he says you fought well atreids at the end 😮😮😮😮

@@based-ys9um Did you know he was in the first film and was one of Gurney's chief lieutenants and commander of Leto's House Guard. I didn't, I thought people would like to know who this badass was. You remember the scene where the Atreides hold off a horde of enemy troops on the stairs. That was his men.

I love their interactions and the whole scene

@@apocalao4703 ,,Show who you are" Ah yes :)

I kept thinking about that 😂but most likely there were other attractions

@@Jess-yo9rt Yep, they just more fights or events, and then, the main show.

They’re probably all required to attend.

It was a big ole birthday bash that kept going even without the birthday boy.

Maybe it was the halftime show for a bigger event

The whole point of the fight was that one of them was not drugged, he wanted a fair fight which is why he removed his shield. You even watch the clip?

@@TheFreeride588 They always goof on the drugging. The drug makes the fighter more fearless as it removes their inhibitions and desire for self-preservation. The drug was commonly used throughout the imperium to make the fights more exciting. They portray it as if the drug were a Valium, but in actuality it was more like giving the fighters alcohol.

@@Stitchman3875 If memory serves, it's the barbs that are the depressants, not the drugs given before the match. I need to re-read that portion.

@@ERAUsnow I know the Sardaukar used poison barbs. Feyd usually had poisoned blades. I’ll look it up.

​@@TheFreeride588he still cheated anyway by the other things winning the fight for him

Who knows, maybe the baron deliberately had him well-fed for a couple of days before the fight to get him in shape, so that fayed would have a fair fight on his hands…

@@TobyJones69 Only the first two guys looked well fed lol 😂 ...maybe way too much well fed.

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