Dune 2 - Paul Kills the Baron
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- Dune 2 - Paul Kills the Baron
In "Dune: Part Two," the epic narrative of Paul Atreides continues as he aligns with Chani and the Fremen in a quest for vengeance against those who devastated his family. Torn between his profound love for Chani and the daunting destiny that awaits the universe, Paul is driven to avert a catastrophic future that only he has the foresight to see. - Фільми й анімація
Hmm I saw this in theaters and I just realized when Paul gave the order to kill the rest of the Sardaukar he was only talking to one dude.
Upon closer inspection (and I might be wrong), I think he's the same guy who Paul spoke to in the South gathering (the one with the blind grandmother).
1 Fremen can kill 10 Sardaukar. As written.
Oh come on guys!!! You guys expect me to believe a bunch of desert rats would be a match for the feared and dreaded Sardaukar!? Come on now! Let's be realistic here!
That was definitely more than one fremen.
When a Commander gives an order to an Officer, they are telling them to get the job done with their unit. Not the officer is to do it solo (unless specified). It's not like a General tells a Colonel to destroy the enemy in an area, they expect the Col. to do it by themselves.
Emperor: I got a fever and the cure is more spice!
😂😂😂😂😂
Emperor: "The spice... we're GONNA TAKE!"
Explore the room.
Emperor: I’m just like any other guy, I put my pants on one leg at a time.. IN MY SOLID GOLD PALACE.
Huge misscasting in Hollywood!
I found it funny how the elite squad just left the Baron alone lmao
If you're talking about the Sardukar, they work for the Emperor only
They are kings men...
One thing that the movies didn't quite portray is just how much background scheming was going on.
Basically all factions involved wanted/ needed the Baron Dead anyway, even more so as they are the Emperors bodyguards and only really care about protecting him.
Also this entire scene was changed from the books to give Paul (or better Muad'Dib) a more "Heroic" role by putting the baron down like a wild animal, compared to the books, where its not even Paul that kills the Baron, and he is a lot more dignified.
While the Emperor had loaned Sardaukar to House Harkonnen, loyalty is solely to House Corrino.
Sardaukar protect the Emperor, not the Baron
His tone when he gives the order in Fremen tongue!!!!! He owned the immediate area he stood in. Very powerful and formidable leader and warrior.
Timothee nailed almost every part as an actor in portraying a charismatic warlord who’s transcending into myth.
Only wish he’d put on half a dozen pounds to sell the image of a warrior.
Yep; even Feyd himself, the real Alpha male there, was impressed by Paul's presence and him killing the Baron...
@@sonamtashi7706 nah...being thin is what makes him special, he is like that in the books, and a lot of dictators, leaders and conquerors were like that in real life too.
@@nikfabbi87 anyone using the term "alpha male" instantly loses any credibility of being anywhere close to the thing they think exists in nature but doesn't.
Shaped like a twink
Poetic seeing Baron Harkonen crawling on the ground just out of reach from his prized throne.
With that big ol' humpty butt 😤😤😤
I like how this scene played out like how Stilgar came in to meet Paul's father in the first Dune movie, just walk straight to the objective ignoring everyone else then walk out. He is slowly learning the ways of the people he commands and a great nod to how much the people influenced him.
It's also an effective statement. I don't care about your rituals because I'm in charge here, essentially
This scene needed more cowbell.
When they cheer “Mua’d dib!”
“Atreides!”
I think they are saying *mobb deep"
@@Brandon-tk2rw Why would they be saying mobb deep, the hell is mobb deep anyways? They're definitely saying Muad'dib.
no i said it's mob deep@@argon2423
They’re either saying Muad dib or Mahdi imo
Why did you kill Glenn
Imagine when *Paul* stabs the *Baron* you hear.... Psssssssssht! (Damn, So that's how he floated!)
Methane is a lifting gaz 😂
And everybody's voice is suddenly in a higher pitch.
Omg! Methane! It could've been worse! It could've been hydrogen!
@@geneva93 And I think huffing helium wouldn't be so bad.... It that happened. It'll be like watching Alvin, Simon and Theodore do the rest of the ending. 👍😁
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like that it was Paul that got to kill him in this movie. I’ve never been satisfied about how he died in the book.
Why? Alia kills him because he's no longer even worthy of Muad'ib's blade.
@@paul80085 I don’t care, because that’s a lame death.
@@paul80085Alia killing him would not have translated well on screen lmfao as well as the fact that a 4 year old killing him is kinda goofy
@@abananwar8808 Yeah, I hated that little freak. Which was intentional on Herbert’s part. Alia is supposed to be seen as a weird little creepy girl. So I don’t want a weird little creeper to be the one who kills the Baron. I get that her killing him has plot significance in children of Dune, but they aren’t even going to be adapting that book, so it’s perfectly fine for Paul to be the one who gets revenge instead of his weird little sister.
@@AesirUnlimited That was kind of the point. The Baron deserved a lame death to underscore how he was no longer a factor.
At the end there all I hear is “Die Jabba wonga, Ne Jabba no barta. Eezai ohkto. Izzi kata o mohkti? Ne charda so dehdi” lol
But wait, Christopher Walken has the same hairstyle he has in all his movies, and in real life? Oh, yeah, he’s Christopher Walken.
Walken was a TERRIBLE choice for the Emperor. Bad adaptation too. He's portrayed as a weak emperor, where in the books he was pretty strong, unit Paul gets involved.
And younger
He thought he'd be safer on a desert planet because if there was ice...."is gonna break!!!"
i find the emperor's role to be irrelevant from the start of the story both in the book and this adaptation.. he was the last direct descendant of house corrino, the last male bloodline.. i don't recall reading succession plans in the book, but i just assumed he has yet to plan it thinking he still has years on the throne.. he was old in the book but his appearance is that of a man in his prime.. i understand the casting, he couldn't be portrayed in the movie as having a younger appearance, just like alia, it would require additonal shooting scenes that are unnecessary to the plot.. but i didn't find him to be weak, he was much like duke leto, stern, calculating, thoughtful but arrogant, more respected by those around him rather than feared unlike the baron..
Mads Mikkelsen would have made a perfect emperor, Christopher Walken was miscast.
I wish there was more scenes and back story on the Sardaukar. Really wanted to know more about 0:07. Regardless, the movie was amazing
You can find plenty of backstory on UA-cam.
the leader sarduakar looked cool
Read the book
An elderly veteran of the Saudarkar, immense level of badass
Part of the backstory from the prequels was that atreides soldiers had managed to almost match the sauduakar during all the skirmishing between noble houses. It had scared the emperor and caused him to feel threatened as well as wounding the pride of the sauduakar.
How far from the Novel is that.......
Alia kills the Baron with a Gom Jabbar. The Baron gets too close to Alia as he sees no threat from the little 2 year old, unaware the power she holds as full Reverend Mother.
the whole movie was a criminal injustice to a classic.
Who is gonna gather all this water? 🤣😳
Paul Atreides, with the Texas accent "you die like an animal'
I'm sure when I saw this scene in theaters baron replied: "Grandfather?" Or was I just trippin?
Maybe you telepathically read it from Skarsgård's acting.
Paul said it to the baron in the movie.
Yoo that's what happened to me too,ig it could be the Mandela Effect😅
Kinda ruined it by speeding it up/skipping some short parts
they are trying to avoid copyright take downs most likely. I'm not really sure how that works but almost all clips since the film released on streaming have been edited in this way.
Tempest Keep was just a setback
I guess this entire movie involves constant intense staring.
😐
Yeah i aint even gonna argue that one
Looks exhausting
Lmfao can’t be refuted
I know the movie now, thanks!
I like this version of the Baron's death.
"Danny?.. . Attack:". "Danny, the dog".
This was a film made by the marketing department.
Creator? I am watching suffer, bleed, ask for help... Creator? I am now far beyond. I don't belong to YOU anymore. Creator?
Wait for my brother Baron....in the remake
Dude 2- The Paul kills Baron
Part of me wishes that he used the voice to command the Sardaukar to kill themselves as a demonstration of his power to the Emperor and the Reverend Mother.
That would have been really cool.
Best movie and best actors
Why was the baron eyeballing the throne like it would save him because his tubes to his medical probe got cut
In the book Alia kills the baron.
And it was better that way too. A precocious dusty desert urchin who wasn't even old enough for kindergarten shows up, and manages to bring down the baron without much effort. Being killed by a small child was a humiliation that the baron never even thought possible. It's worse than if Paul had killed him with a dagger like in the movie. The director missed that and was too invested in the 'avenging his father' angle of Paul's story, who in the book had moved past that in what he was becoming and what he was part of.
Paul also has and loses a son, don't get why they sped up the timeline?
@@ikaruseijin01hmm I think it would be way harder to play this on the screen. Alia as a child is difficult to make it believable.
@@ikaruseijin01 seriously? think about it, how are you going to portray a 2 year old killing a grown man. you know any 2 year olds that can pull off a scene like that? 🤡
If you dont think Alia killing him is better, you are missing the whole point. It's fine like this because it is all we have now, but it was a wasted change.
The whole timeline is off since Alia has even been born yet and she should had been to one to kill the Baron when she was 5 years old.
Miss me with that creepy toddler
i believe she was not even 5, she was only 2 or 3 lol.
Damn, youtube is spoiling me random movies. Thanks for UA-cam
Then d9nt watch
One of many things the movie did differently than the book.
Did anyone else catch that the lead Sardukar in this scene played Stilgar in the David Lynch version?
Great i totally just ruined the movie lol that was the fastest movie I've ever watched. Thanks.
😂
I haven't seen this yet. But , from what I hear , the birth and death of Paul's son doesn't occur, his sister isn't in the movie and Chani has a new best friend that is made up. Since the director of this film seems to think he understands the source material better than it's author, I believe I'll pass.
Thanks for putting a huge moment from the movie into the title so everybody who didn't watch the movie yet gets blasted with spoilers. Thank you, you are truly a benefit to humankind.
Best of luck during your recovery. Be well.
Wha-? What's Christopher Walken doing in this movie?
Who plays the commander of the Sardaukar in the throne room? I‘m thinking I have seen him in a Game of Thrones role. Am I wrong?
And then Paul proceeds to cause a genocide of trillions upon trillions of people, gauge out his own eyes and wander the deserts of Arakis for eternity while his descendants fight amongst themselves and resume the cycle of becoming totalitarian dictators and further proving the point that the first novel made.
That’s a pretty fair sum up. 😂
lol
He did not gauge out his eyes. He lost them due to being exposed to a Tleilaxu stone burner - whatever that exactly is, I don't remember if it was explained properly in the books. All his men and himself got blinded and he bought them new eyes, but decided that he, having "the sight" did not need new eyes.
How about a SPOILER ALERT at the beginning of your post next time?
1:19 Irulan is very cute, hiding behind daddy 😊
With a goofy ahh mask😂
Sardaukar didn't put up much of a fight. They were tougher in the first movie.
By tougher fight, you mean their coward surprise attack?
We saw in the first film 6 Fremen ambush about 40 Sardaukar and they ended up killing about half. Duncan killed the rest bar 3 Sardaukar. I'd say that is a good indication of what was to come in Part 2.
Oh come on guys!! You guys really expect me to believe a bunch of desert rats would be a match for the feared and dreaded Sardaukar?! Come on now. Let's try to be realistic here!
@@costco_pizzaYou may find it hard to believe but that's how it was in the book, it's not specific to this version of the story
@costco_pizz Or...or...or....the empire uses propaganda to overestimate their strength to keep people in line 🙃
It doesn't make any sense that Alia isn't even born. How Paul is supposed to have managed to become a war leader and a messiah with millions of follower in less than 9 months??? I feel like the writers wanted to cut Alia completly because she is not really needed in this movie, but they couldn't because she will be a important character in the 3rd movie. The result is a timeline that doesn't make sense and an anticlimactic baron's death.
Does paul say Grandfather before he kills the Baron?
In general modern Hollywood is incomprehensible to me from an acoustic standpoint. Paul's mother is related to the Baron according to the books.
I love this movie but I feel like they just forgot about the shields they had from the first one. Did I miss something where those stoped working?
They couldn’t use them on Arrakis because it made the worms go nuts. Idk why the people in the throne room didn’t have any tho
Shai Hulud (Worms) will be disappointed! Expecting a fat juicy plump stuffed meal but getting.... Deflated, 7-11 type preservative filled burrito instead!
The elite squad hardly looked elite.
This is not how things worked out in the book series. Paul didn't kill the Baron, his sister, Alia did w/ a poison. And why didn't they show how Paul taught the Fremen how to use a Bene Geserit form of attack called the "weirding way," that utilized a type of human resonanance frequency to destroy an opponent. This film makes it look like the Fremen just woke up one day and said, "Let's go kick some Sardukar ass today!" - the galaxy's most formidable fighting force. They just threw out so much context and nuance. Its barely the same story at this point. smh
The "resonance frequency" was just put in for the 80s adaptation, it was never in the books. The weirding way is basically just "Space Kung Fu", nerve strikes, perfect breaking kicks, and the sort. So this version is more true to the material in that aspect ... I personally liked the sonic guns.
@@wvin1450 Perhaps you read a different set of books than I did, but the "weirding way" was not a physical weapon, it was a personal weapon based on each person's resonant frequency and needed honing through practice. Damn all of the movie BS, I'm talking book canon.
@v.e.7236 you are talking about the BG witch "voice", they covered that and even mentioned finding the correct pitch, but that is not the weirding way ... that is "The Voice". The weirding way is space Kung fu. I've read all the books multiple times ... it is called Prana-Bindu and you are mixing it up with The Voice.
If you think of the Empire as the USA and allies, Arrakis as Afghanistan, and Spice as Opium poppy fields suddenly the plot of the movie is all the more down to Earth believable.
@@businesscat2895cring
I haven't watch this but in the books it was Alia who killed the Baron with a Gom Jabbar. Otherwise you will not have events from Dune Messiah and Children of Dune.
i saw the movie someone edited this badly. well not bad but like they were smoking tons of crack then topped it off with a whole pound of crystal meth. so if you're in that state this will probably make sense.
**spoiler alert**
I'm a big fan of series' where the main character does what Paul did, in basically taking over the world. I know he's not recognized by the other houses, but fact of the matter is - he's conquered the world, essentially. Very seldom do you see the protagonist actually succeed in doing this. Usually these types of niche's are more common in anime, and again, they very seldom succeed. I haven't read the books, but I know there's more story, and I know that Paul didn't ultimately succeed, in conquering the world, but for the time being he did.
I'm going to sound like a loser, but the ending gave me Code Geass vibes.
I was disappointed in the emperor's character. He seemed weak for the emperor of the galaxy. Looks as if the director just rushed to get part two out in theaters.
Did not Paul's sister kill him?
I like the movie but do prefer the book version of Baron’s death. Less conventional and somewhat more disturbing.
Hard to do without the infant Alia, but yes, that one is better
was a bit disappointed that this massive scene felt a bit rushed.
Strange the revisionism in this scene to have it be Paul and not alia who kills the barron not sure how this retcon will effect the later movies but is probably a much smaller fish to fry compared to how they ruined/utterly changed how channi views / acts around paul
Wish they woulda pulled off alia killing him. Still cool tho
Wait, Alia didnt kill Baron ?
In the book, yes. Damn artistic license.
Yes, and Paul killed Baron's nephew with his voice.
@@mircodaniel4295 No - in the book , Paul killed Feyd -Rautha like it was depicted in the movie - one on one combat, with knives, and Paul drove his knife blade up into Feyd's brain.
Not in the new movie. In the book, yes.
@@FosterTravis1071 lol, it's not artistic license. it's a matter of practicality. how are you going to portray a 2 year old killing a grown man? you cannot possibly pull that off in a serious manner, any way you do it it's a joke. so the director completely sidestepped it as he should have.
All these cuts, you should edit a marvel film
This is ridiculous, Baron haven't hidden weapon? Are you kidding? He was worried about he's life and safety and hasn't prepare anything to kill any enemy? Bad scenario, very bad
Are you trying to be sympathetic towards the Baron lol😂
i loved the fact entire movie he told his lover i will not leave u ever and when saw the princess said time to upgrade to a new model
He takes irulan in name only for political legality when he takes the throne. Chani is still his woman, she just doesnt see it that way in the moment. Though paul doesnt really explain that to her in this moment which seemed odd
yeah he was in alot of pressure to do that
@@oroboros88its probably going to be the first scene of the next movie, he doesn't have time to do it now because he's focused on pressuring the emperor into giving him the throne. He's also either making this up as he goes or he didn't tell chani ahead of time because he knew this is what was necessary and she wouldn't agree with it and it would just hurt her by knowing, which is probably why he keeps asking if she'll still love him even if he does play the role given to him.
He already knew he was gonna loose her once he saw the paths. The Jihad was an inevitability at that point in time. He had to do it at that point in time.
Clippy Skippy... The whole format is unwatchable.
Is it the latest trend in movie's; bury the spoken lines under the soundtrack? If the lines are important enough to 'be' spoken how about letting us hear them...!
For some reason thee is a general problem with clear sound in modern movies
@@houndoftindalos9580 They are mixed for theater sound systems and don't come out well on home speaker systems. Some are worse than others. I remember in Interstellar during Michael Cane's big reveal... You have no idea what he's saying at all and have to find out through other characters later. Without subtitles I don't think he's audible at all.
What nonsense is this? Paul didn't kill the baron, Alia did.
They should've just named it something else it's so far from the novels.
This is kinda where it starts to stray a lot from the books - Paul didn't kill the Baron, Alia did. I was disappointed out they kind of retro-ed Alia out of the story, and then made Chani not understand why Paul was doing what he did - she did in the books, in fact she both supported what Paul did with the water of life and taking Irulan as his wife, even stopping Jessica Atriedes from stopping Paul and telling her that it was for the good of them all that they would be wed.
You expect Alia to jump out of her foetus to kill the Baron 😂 But no I get what you're saying and also I think that Denis might've changed Chani's character because she would've been like a cuck and wouldn't serve any purpose, idk coz I haven't read the.books
I understand how ya feel with it. The changes don't stick to the source, but I don't feel it's as egregious a change for it compared to other movies and their adaptations. This change is specifically for the time continuity that they set with this adaptation. Hopefully part 3 gives us our murder child back and Chani comes around as she should have in a way that fits with this setup for the end.
These quick cuts of yours ruins the pacing of the whole scene. The gravitas is lost here by your inept editing. Just show the whole damn scene, frame for frame, will you?
And if it's a copyright issue, then don't bother posting this, rather than try to capitalize on someone else's work!
Create your own stuff then...
This part was a lot of work for an actor to only get paid $250K. After agents, managers, and taxes he might clear half of that. Great acting gig, but not a great payday!
You spoiled the movie for me having that in the video title
uhm.... paul didn't kill the baron. alia did.
Uhm that happened in the books and you're watching the movie
@@VihaanBelani uhm... the only reason there is a movie is because the book is so astounding and when you unnecessarily change major aspects of the plot because you think you have a better idea you uhm... make the movie unnecessarily crappy. Furthermore you alienate and insult the audience responsible in making the book so popular that you were able to make your unnecessarily crappy movie in the first place.
@@danielh5159 uhm so you're telling me an adaptation should be a 1:1 copy of the book in order to be perfect and watchable for you ? You guys don't appreciate the directors and hundreds of other people that put their blood,sweat and tears into making this movie,there's no pleasing you guys bruh
❤🔥
Abysmal disappointment with this film. I honestly would have believed this was bootleg from China. Just bought yesterday... I was like... wtf is this??! The books will always be superior.
wow... just wow... how much damage can this clown vilenoob do to a classic.. If I remember correctly , and I DO remember correctly , Alia killed the Baron before Paul even showed up > Another proof that this fan fic garbage needs to be quickly forgotten... Never let Vilenoob direct another film again.
Shakes your hand
Looks movie feels like a bootleg.
could you cut this anymore times pls to completely ruin the atmosphere of this scene even more...unwatchable xD
Dune feels like a play. I dont get the love.
Dang I was wishing it was Alia who killed the Baron
This is a spoiler though🥲
Better than being dumped into a sand worm
Why do bad guys, no matter how bad, always die quick deaths in American movies? How about a little suffering before death, like they did to their victims? How is a quick death even remotely just? LOL
To be done with them,
To deny them the privilege of your time.
Cause Dune wasn’t written or filmed by the Brothers Grimm. 😂
dude say spoiler alert, wtf man!
seriously, there may be people who haven't seen this yet, maybe dont put that in the title, thx
Walken, just standing there like and old man.. bringing absolutely nothing to the role. He may as well be waiting in line in a deli.
Paul doesn’t kill the Baron! Alia does
It was super important for the story line that they changed " Baron Harkonnen himself is poisoned with a gom jabbar by Paul's sister Alia Atreides, a two-year-old born as a fully aware Fremen Reverend Mother, who reveals that she is his granddaughter to him just before his death. " Is not Paul who killed him and it F ing up the story.
so we had to wait forever for part two and it sucked! the original movie was and is much better.
Terrible cut. Learn to edit better.
Paul or Pauline? 😂
Every scene without Chani in it was a masterpiece.
Why?
Because she's always frowning.
Like a wife always unhappy with everything her husband does.
Oh get over yourself
No need for the hostility.
Chani is better in the book.
Так что случилось, я не понял ?
Alia who kills the baron
Where are the guns?
The the Duneiverse, shielding is ubiquitous, and 'guns' do not work against them. The only way to penetrate the shield is with a slow moving object...hence why everyone is using knifes and swords. When they fight, they swing fast, then slow themselves down to bypass the shield and get the killing blow via stabbing. Additionally, the reason the Fremen were able to easily defeat the Sardaukar is because the use of shielding on Arrakis drives the worms into a killing frenzy, and lasguns have unintended cataclysmic results from interaction with the spice. They are used to fighting without shields, where the Sardaukar are not.
@@hothgor6827 I don't think lasers had cataclysmic reactions with the spice, it was shield generators that made them unreliable. Everything else right though. They didn't use lasers against the freemen because it was simply the chance that one person had one equipped and your laser could end up nuking you and all your buds.
Just like in south east london
Why it so easy for them to defeat the enemy
Just like that
Bears no resemblance to the book, a good watch but disapointing none the less
So wonka killed the professor from thor dark world...got it
After reading the books I am appalled at the way they filmed things , they absolutely ruined the story.
It might as well be done by Tim Burton.
Worms bollocks
Except he didn’t…
Well I found it pretty boring....part 1 was ok, but this, I couldn't even see the whole thing, mostly first forwarded it to the worm scenes and baron scenes. Maybe I'll try one last time to watch the whole movie.
Needs tons of talent to take a masterpiece and turn it into an absolute crap
First, they turned Dr. Kynes into a black female, for wokeness’s sake, then they go and make Paul kill the Baron instead of Alia. I doubt I’ll ever purchase or watch part 2.
how do you expect them to portray a 2 year old killing a grown man?