Analyzing Evil: Glossu Rabban From Dune

[@jonathanrobison9667]

Uncle how can they TAKE! Everything WE BUILT! AND GIVE IT TO THAT DUKE!

[@mrnukes797]

When is a gift not a gift?

[@asavelakuse6865]

​@@mrnukes797 The Voice of Atreides is rising and The emperor is a jealous man. A dangerous jealous man.

[@arthurfleck629]

Such an awesome scene :P

[@christianolaes8429]

Don't be too sure it's an act of love..

[@montylane2488]

I think of this delivery too much HAHAH

[@detailedinfodisplay5210]

Bautista becoming an actual actor quicker than The Rock or John Cena

[@slvrsnpr07]

Yoooo...I was having the same kinda thoughts when I was watching dune 2. He's appeared in less movies but the ones he has worked in are of....higher caliber for lack of a better word...

[@michaelharvest931]

True. But I love Cena in Peacemaker, perfect in the role. I’ve never been one for celebrities, but Cena has granted more make a wish foundation wishes than any other person. 650 wishes granted and counting. He’s a real hero to those kids. What a legend of a man

[@mrjjman2010]

because he’s actually a good actor outside of one single type of role lol. Rock and cena do fine in their role, but they’re the same character in every movie. He seems to take most things he gets into pretty seriously. the way he talked about being super nervous and not being happy with his performance because he had so much nerves in his MMA fight was really cool. Nice when famous people are down to earth and not arrogant or sorta self absorbed.

[@bloodangel19]

Now now, Cena is doing a good job

[@demonshade4120]

⁠@@mrjjman2010I think that is true for the rock but not as much cena. He is capable of showing emotion and weakness in his projects while the rock has never shown any sort of emotion besides edginess in any of his movies.

[@fumarc4501]

The most recent version is my favorite. His “fear” was clear. Of his uncle, of losing control, of being looked down on, etc. While Feyd-Rautha had no fear, but possessed ambition that quelled his worst tendencies.

[@sudowtf]

Feyd’s fear gets overshadowed by his intrigue for dangerous and odd situations. You can see this when Paul uses the voice to silence the high mother during his standoff with the emperor during the last part of the movie. Everybody felt the voice in that moment and got scared for a second including Feyd, but his intrigue is stronger than his fear and you can see his mind trying to understand the power Paul now has. It was also said in the movie that Feyd’s biggest weakness was his s3xual desires, which were very deeply manifested in him. Coupled with his bloodthirst, sadism and psychopathy he was far more dangerous than Rabban because he had more control over his emotions, but not his desires.

[@questtaken]

​@@sudowtfwhat were his sexual desires?

[@richlisola1]

Rabban was not a sociopath. Feyd was. So while able to inflict brutality, Rabban did feel fear, and we see this clearly. Feyd meanwhile, was murderous at will and cold as ice.

[@sudowtf]

@@questtaken Dark desires. You can see him refer to his concubines as his “darlings”. He depersonalised them and later in the movie he calls Chani Paul’s pet. It’s obvious that normal women for him are little more than pets for him to use. The only women that seemed to intrigue him and keep him at bay were the Bene Gesserit

[@sudowtf]

@@richlisola1 Feyd does seem more honorable than Rabban too. He compliments two Atreides fighters during the movie for having fought well, even when he knew he would die by Paul. He seems like a complete sociopath, basically ticking off all the boxes. Which, btw, does mean he feels fear. It’s just that his other emotions drastically overshadow his fear.

[@MrKaje72]

Bautista needs to be given his respect. He’s a true actor that appreciates the art of film not just money.

[@josephmatthews7698]

You think Dune didn't make money?

[@Blorcus]

@@josephmatthews7698not their point

[@blakel8121]

​@@josephmatthews7698this isn't twitter, people are not going to clap for you purposefully misinterpreting the clear point someone was making. Learn to communicate like a human being.

[@braxtongrundy4625]

Fr

[@dylanmonstrum1538]

Lmao

[@sectorgovernor]

I totally agree with you, one of the Baron 's major mistakes was underestimating Rabban. Rabban would have been still useful even if the Baron preferred Feyd. Rabban showed some sense of military related things and he wasn't a total idiot. For me, it rather seemed Rabban wasn't interested in politics/diplomacy and preferred brute force and agression.

[@Hectonkhyres]

He always took the world as it was on its face, never looking beneath its skin, but that was as much of a virtue as a vice: He never outsmarted himself, never became blinded by self-deception or pipe dreams or bad gambles. He only did stupid things because, to a man wearing a leash and who knows who signs his meal ticket, not doing them would have been the greater stupidity. As it was, even reaping his reward at the end of everything, all that could be said is that he died far more cleanly than would have happened otherwise. I don't even know how much he was even interested in brute force and aggression so much as they were the tools at hand. His evil, I think, would naturally be the banal evil of men spinning the wheel of industry and not caring whose blood slicks the gears. Pragmatic apathy.

[@tamiwatchesstuff]

I agree. In the book, I found him to be impulsive and brutish but while he wasn't cunning like Feyd, he certainly wasn't stupid either because he was able to display some military intelligence in order to keep the spice mines running.

[@sectorgovernor]

@@tamiwatchesstuff Exactly, he isn't as cunning and sneaky like Feyd or the Baron, but he isn't hopeless

[@Memelord1117]

@@tamiwatchesstuff Except assaulting a sietch. Quoting LazyPurpleTF2's heavy episode, "Don't charge at him (them) without a plan, that's what they want!" I'm pretty sure he lost a company or something with that assault.

[@SlaveSystem8]

@@Hectonkhyres This!

[@nemtudom5074]

Hot take: While every single actor did the performances of their careers, its even more impressive from bautista because he's not a trained actor. He just ended up in this business, and he matches the career defining acting of other professional actors with his own, even without the background, and that is seriously impressive. Kudos to him.

[@Solaxe]

this is the most lukewarm take in history

[@grahamhill676]

Imagine thinking pro wrestlers aren't trained actors

[@TheBfutgreg]

Aaron Paul moment

[@jakobeter7163]

@@grahamhill676 This

[@Fer-De-Lance]

Agreed. But I think in the last 2 Dune movies leaving out the scene mentioned by this presentation about Harkonnen removing his artillery and leaving out a scene where Rabban was being a bit intellectual was a disservice to the character. That conversation also shows the Harkonnen shooting themselves in the foot. Duke Atreides was correct about desert power being needed to rule Arrakis.

[@TealWolf26]

I like how David Lynch Rabban is just always having a good time no matter where he is. He's not on Arrakis for a long time, but he is there for a good time.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Dave Bautista is awesome no matter which role he's in! He killed it here. Without a doubt the BEST interpretation of rabban🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@themadoneplays7842]

László I. Kish from the miniseries wasn't too bad either though, as for Paul L. Smith well he was too busy eating, drinking and playing goofy instruments while Sting stood in a bunch of fog machines in Robocops crotch warmer.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Such a shame that his character meant a very anti-climatic end. As I mention in Vile Eye's last video, the fact that the Harkonnens were this unstoppable force in Part 1, yet got easily beaten in Part 2 felt extremely lame.

[@huntcheerio9214]

​@@osmanyousif7849Yeah there was definitely something off about the pacing and lack of tension

[@Who-vd3mx]

@@osmanyousif7849they were an unbeatable force? I thought it was clear they won because of they sneak attacked the atreides with sardaukar help.

[@osmanyousif7849]

@@Who-vd3mx , What I mean is that they've been display to be at least 3 steps ahead of everyone, therefore making them seem like you can't stop them.

[@shaolinthe5th]

If you told me back in 2014 that Batista will not only become a well respected actor but would act in several classic films post GOTG 1, I would've never believed you.

[@alt0799]

His role in Blade Runner 2042 will forever cement how good of an actor he is.

[@dawsonlenard2848]

​@@alt0799 *2049

[@ayeena092498]

its because youve never seen a miracle

[@Nickname-ef9tv]

GOTG 1 was actually the movie that showed me he was a good actor.

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

“He doesn’t like violence” That’s a great point, he uses violence as a tool. While Fayed seems to genuinely enjoy Sadism. Thanks for helping me realize deeper differences between the 2.

[@TheKeyser94]

Wow, you realise something that the miniseries did twenty years ago, Rabban did very brutal things, but only did it, to gain the favour of his uncle, when all was lost, he not even try to kill a single Fremmen, and they didn't give him the easy way out of a quick death, he was surrounded and decapitated.

[@IJNAzooma]

​@@TheKeyser94 Not everyone watched that dipstick lol

[@alt0799]

Didnt he snap the neck of a pilot after losing his temper?

[@ThePedrao360]

@@alt0799 he has a little temper

[@Nickname-ef9tv]

@@ThePedrao360 Having a temper is not equal to enjoying violence. It means frustration that things don't go his way combined with poor self-control. In the Villeneuve-movies Glossu Rabban never looked happy after brutally venting his frustration. A clear contrast to his brother who brutalizes servents even if they perform their tasks without fail.

[@lukasvillar9328]

It's crazy how good the casting was for the new movies, Feyd Rautha and the Gieidi Prime sequences were the highest points of a movie that had no low points.

[@patrickbateman312]

I thought the changes to Chani's character were less than ideal

[@lukasvillar9328]

@@patrickbateman312 Well unfortunately I didn't have the time to read the novels yet so I have no way to really know that her character got screwed.

[@hateispure]

@@lukasvillar9328it didn’t get screwed, but it is different. in the books she’s more in the background and has no real problem with paul’s messianic status among the fremen. denis fleshed out her character in a good way imo

[@hateispure]

i think the emperor’s casting was ass tho lol he came across sleepy, hollow, and disinterested

[@pointysidedown]

New movie was fine but sting was better than Butler, I prefer most of the cast from Lynch's dune

[@DigiMyst]

Dave Bautista can't escape the "always screaming" allegations

[@metalganjaguy]

Reference another Villenuve film: Blade Runner 2049

[@DigiMyst]

@@metalganjaguy There's also his roles in Spectre and Knock at the Cabin

[@everia_games]

It's his trademark, he's been doing it since ovw

[@bthsr7113]

Some beasts are cunning. To face a new prey or rival predator, one must adapt or starve. A beast looks to attack or flee a threat. It takes more intelligence to self delude.

[@dylantaylor603]

Been absolutely loving the attention Dune has been getting lately. Can't wait for a video about Leto II

[@milicamaelissazivanovic8374]

Bautista really knocked it out of the park with this one. I’m still under impact of his remarkable performance. The mannerisms, the breathing, the voice. I’m looking forward to future projects in his career.

[@jarod2828]

How many other poignant observations were ignored over the decades, not because they were wrong but just because it was Glossu Rabban who made them? Part of me thinks that Rabban wasn't essentially stupid as much as he was someone who was so used to being called stupid that he suppressed his own deductions even if they were correct

[@ryanbrown4053]

Story of my life lol. I got questioned and doubted so much as a kid and even at my first job by BS employee cliques just because i did things differently that I constantly question myself no matter how often i turn out to be right. Its paralyzing.

[@TheKeyser94]

Actually the father and mother of Feyd and Rabban were the opposite of the Baron, but the Baron hated his brother because he troughs that he was destroying their reputation with his kindness and their profits of spice, so he banish his brother and took control of Arrakis, later adopt his nephews, seeing Feyd as the future of House Harkonnen, Rabban come back to his parents that lived in an ocean planet where yearly they hunted for whales, but because Rabban was dumb and brutal, one day decided to hunted down and nearly kill them all, scaring the whales, destroying the living of the village were his parents live, he was sent back to the Baron after that.

[@dougcarey2233]

Rabban was always a great character from my view. A pawn who could've been so much more.

[@randomcenturion7264]

It's kinda sad how much Vladimir wrote him off. He was spot on about the Fremen being a real problem.

[@sectorgovernor]

Eventually he would have been the next Baron, if Feyd wouldn't have born. The Baron in the prequels thought Rabban is slow learner and he will need two Mentats instead of one to guide him, but he actually saw the potential in Rabban as a Baron.

[@alfonsoarce2508]

Here are some options: -Smurf in Animal Kingdom. -Bob in Twin Peaks - The Smoking/ Cancer man in The X-Files

[@CellHeart]

"-Bob in Twin Peaks- The Smoking/ Cancer man in The X-Files" YUS.

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

Absolutely, Smurf- & maybe analyse all the brothers in 'Animal Kingdom'

[@mr.goldenproductions_0143]

Vileneuve's Dune, especially part 2, was SUCH a great movie. Especially the villains.

[@HTGargantuan]

Rabban, Rabban, the blustering brute, No brain in his head but rotten fruit. His muscles, his brawn Make a thinking man yawn. Without the Baron, he's destitue!

[@nickywags0712]

Okay Gurney go off

[@ndhickson3599]

Stillsuit filled with piss

[@ndhickson3599]

@@nickywags0712 stillsuit filled with piss

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

I totally agree with you, one of the Baron 's major mistakes was underestimating Rabban. Rabban would have been still useful even if the Baron preferred Feyd. Rabban just wasn't interested in politics/diplomacy and preferred brute force and agression, if the Baron had stirred him he would have followed and complied

[@sundoga4961]

I always had a soft spot for Rabban in the books. He wasn't brilliant, as the Baron was, but neither was he stupid; he wasn't a great athlete like Feyd, but he was still a powerful man; his greatest failing, as he shared with both of them, was his inability to overcome his own cultural association and upbringing. Second in all things.

[@johnrex7108]

*He who controls the Whale Fur, controls the UNIVERSE!*

[@r_r_rye2441]

Reading the House Trilogy prequel series really drove home how sick Glossu Rabban and the Baron were. Their end was too good for them. Let's just say you know exactly what happened to Gurney Halleck and his sister. He also murdered his own grandfather by throwing him off a cliff and then strangled his father. He actually decided to name himself Beast in that moment as a rejection of the name his parents gave him.

[@tamiwatchesstuff]

Thank you, Vile for reading actual passages from the book to truly get into the character expositions of these villains you are covering. It's helpful because it's been a while since a lot of us book fans have read the book, and it helps new fans coming off of seeing these new Dune films to get into some of the lore of this series.

[@sectorgovernor]

It's pity you didn't bring up the House trilogy ; Rabban got lot of appearence and his backstory is revealed there, including how he earned the name 'Beast'. It was actually one of the last words by his father, Abulurd ; something like this 'you won't kill me because you are still my son, and you are a human being and not a beast'. Rabban lost his temper and strangled his father. After this he smiled and said something like this 'Now everyone call me Beast'. Those books also clearly implies Rabban was sadistic and enjoyed hurting and killing people. But I understand that some people don't consider those books canon.

[@brianstanton2721]

Thanks for saying this, I came to see if anybody put this in the comments because that's definitely how he got the nickname! And it's actually one of my favorite pieces of lore about him

[@skkahl3400]

I actually liked the first three Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson novels (the House books as you rightly call them), even though there were details that conflicted with the original novels. I don't consider them canon and stopped reading them after Hunters of Dune. They fell off in my opinion.

[@sectorgovernor]

@@skkahl3400 I agree with you, there were plots what are hardly believeable, like Leto have a serious relationship before Jessica and having a son before Paul. But the plot was closed pretty well btw

[@sectorgovernor]

@@skkahl3400 I didn't read the others, I plan to read the Caladan ones, but not really the others. I found the Harkonnens most interesting, that's why I read the prequels.

[@TheVileEye]

I forgot to mention it in this video, but for all Dune videos I make at the moment they're only going to cover what we're given from Frank Herbert's works. If enough people want to see the sequels and prequels covered I'll certainly make videos on the information we receive there, but as you point out many people don't consider these books to be canon and I wanted to offer people the "untainted" versions so to speak first. I understand the sentiment though, perhaps I'll make an expanded Dune video on Rabban sometime in the future!

[@slade8748]

Analyzing evil : admiral Strauss from Oppenheimer

[@carlosrincon6017]

We also need a video about Paul Atreides.

[@DamningTooth1]

Great stuff as always, Vile. Hope to see these covered some day! - Joe Cooper (Killer Joe) - Nino Brown (New Jack City) - Jake "The Muss" Heke (Once Were Warriors) - The Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang - more James Bond villains

[@Psalm-Wisdom]

Analyzing Evil: Park Yeon Jin from The Glory Analyzing Evil: Hong Young Ae from The Glory Analyzing Evil: Rico from Paid in Full Analyzing Evil: Cho Sang Woo from Squid Game Analyzing Evil: Niko Bellic from Grand Theft Auto IV Analyzing Evil: Terry Silver from Cobra Kai/The Karate Kid III

[@shaneharun9571]

Yes man im telling you the glory is my favourite k-drama of all time.

[@Psalm-Wisdom]

@@shaneharun9571 yeah i have been waiting for him to do it but he takes a long time to do it

[@ndhickson3599]

Analyzing Evil: Dimitri Rascalov from GTA IV Analyzing Evil: Frank Tenpenny from GTA: San Andreas Analyzing Evil: Mikhail Faustian from GTA IV Analyzing Evil: Eddie Low from GTA IV. He had a small role seeing as it’s just a side mission but there’s so much info given and he’s easily the most evil character in all of GTA, possibly in all of Rockstar

[@TheSamuraijim87]

I loved Dave Bautista as Rabban, and i loved this video. This analysis was totally on point. Dave Bautista's performance had so much intensity and emotion in it, you can't help but be drawn in. It was a joy to watch. That said, his ability to accurately gauge how formidable the Fremen were would have been a useful element to incorporate in the films. You can see so much of House Harkonnen in the machinations of House Frey of ASOIAF. Like the Freys, the Harkonnens are upjumped merchants who made their vast fortunes though ignoble means. And though their source of wealth won't earn them respect from their social superiors, they know full well how powerful it makes them, despite the disdain of more noble families. And Beast Rabban surely inspired the large number of cruel and thuggish Freys we see in the course of the story. Awesome video.

[@TheRealBatCave]

Man, Randall Flagg would be a good villain to cover

[@DamningTooth1]

Hell yeah

[@TheRealBatCave]

@DamningTooth1 I mean he is one of Stephen Kings biggest villains, he has made like at least 6 or 7 appearances in his books, and a few times in shows and films, it would be great 2 see him covered on here

[@OleanderRainbow]

I personally believe the theory of Flagg is Carrie's dad.

[@Panthabear27]

Yes!

[@tamiwatchesstuff]

Yes, in literally any of his many incarnations. My favorite one was in Eyes Of The Dragon where he was the cunning and manipulative sorcerer who ruled through King Thomas and was able to send the elder brother King Peter under trumped up charges of regicide.

[@bruhfeld9600]

I think a cool villain you could go over is The Entity / Gabriel from the most recent Mission: Impossible film. Although Gabriel on his own is sorta run of the mill, his relationship with the Entity and the nature of the Entity itself could be a great video

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Dave Bautista really found his calling in acting for he has shown that he solid actor and has starred in several heavy hitters. I can't wait for videos on Paul Atreides(The Mad Messiah) and Leto II Atreides(the human/sand worm hybrid abomination and Last God Emperor of the Atreides Empire).

[@jamesgreenldn]

He was really evil in Dune 2

[@jamesricker3997]

He wasn't given enough time. Dune 2 should have been 2 separate movies,the bad guys needed more screen time.

[@General_D1]

@@jamesricker3997i agree. Dune 2 was a masterpiece but it really needed 2 parts. Butler was fantastic as Feyd and definitely needed more screentime.

[@WyattDucar]

Amazing Video like always, I can’t wait to see you analyzing on Feyd-Rautha, Lady Jessica, Shaddam Corrino IV, Paul Atreides, and the God-emperor himself!

[@richlisola1]

Wow the book Rabban was actually quite stolid and skilled-Do the film and TV iterations get too stuck on the nickname beast, to see through their superficial imaginings?

[@shara1979]

If u read the son's prequels to Dune, it explains how gurney hallick received the scar from rabban

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

"Hello Everyone..." Thar intro always makes my day. Thanks vile. You're the GOAT! Please consider doing Christopher moltisanti.

[@Arcananine77]

Some suggestions: - Analyzing Evil: Park Yeon-jin from The Glory - Analyzing Evil: Mahito from Jujutsu Kaisen - Analyzing Evil: Thor "The Swede" Gundersen from Hell on Wheels

[@TroyTheCatFish]

I second this

[@Onishiro]

I second The Swede

[@TriggeringOpinionsandFacts]

THE SWEDE FIRST PLEASE

[@aspirantartist5366]

Gotta be the SWEDE!!!

[@Psalm-Wisdom]

Love to see park yeon jin be analyzed

[@Wmuthoni]

Bautista has come a long way from his earliest cameos on Smallville playing Alder and escapee from the phantom zone wasteland in season 6. I’m proud of the film choices he’s made especially recently with Dune though it seems he likes to play the role of Sci-fi characters.

[@conroc01]

I find Bautista interesting in every role he's been in.

[@wattsnottaken1]

He did good in Dune part 1 and 2. Can u do a video on Inspector/ Major Campbell from Peaky Blinders. He definitely needs a breakdown video.

[@SirMarshalHaig]

A little something from our newest movie, I saw a trailer with Bautista and recognized him as Rabban in the first moment, great choice for the role. But what I find interesting is, that he is the one who at least came close to the truth about the Fremen...that there´s more of them than anyone thought and that they were much more of a threat even without numbers. If he had been under someone more open that Vladimir Harkonnen, their house might have fared better with a less brutal and more thoughtful version of the same Rabban the story got.

[@dadevm8944]

Boyd Crowder from Justified would be sweet.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Gave me my support for this! Glad it helped❤❤❤

[@thesphd1433]

Been here since nearly the beginning, and have enjoyed it every step of the way, but color me both shocked & disappointed that a man of culture such as yourself, @TheVileEye has not covered one of video game's most infamous pop culture icons, Sephiroth. Not even your luminous scalp can save me from such a dispair now.

[@Mahhhdeee]

Thank you for making these dune videos on every character THANK YOU love your content and got my mom hooked on your videos lol

[@aydenburris8631]

Please make a video about the Night King/White Walkers

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

So soon?! You're the Best vile

[@diegof655]

Analyzing Evil: Frieza from Dragon Ball

[@jennyAsta]

I realize that there may not be enough material to fill out a video, but after seeing your videos on Pinhead, I wondered if you would consider doing Frank and Julia Cotton. They really seem to be the true villans of both the original novella, and the first two films.

[@casualbob6448]

We called him Paco on our rugby team back in 10148.

[@markhenzel4637]

After you finish with Dune villains, please make series of Legend of Korra villains. They are very interesting. 1. Unalaq 2. Amon and equalists 3. Zaheer and Red Lotus 4. Kuvira

[@tylerpetersen6226]

It is interesting how baron harkonnen consolidates as much as much as possible in his hold. The only time he ever shown to be willing to part with that power is when it is needed or when it would benefit his dynasty he gave Rabban stewardship of dune as a means to prove himself and gain legitimacy as his successor perhaps sensing Fayd was a bit too blood thirsty of an heir. Only when Rabban is unable to quell the unrest was he dismissed and the role given to Fayd who is much more successful. As soon as Fayd begins to prove himself competent does he start scheming to join his line with emperor's daughter using the blackmail that the emperor was personally involved in the fall of the Atrideus. As for when the emperor shows up unannounced he forms an immediate contingency plan of having the great houses appear as an insurance policy if he were to be deposed plunging humanity into a civil war. The ultimate irony of all of this is his actions would cement his lines rule over the galaxy for thousands of years without ever intending to do so through Paul and Lehto.

[@VoltitanDev]

Baron should have listened to his nephew about the Fremen.

[@ryanarment5393]

He had some intelligence and was capable of insight, he practically drooled when the baron gave him a free hand. He used violence as a tool but loved it too.

[@JayCity10]

Analyzing Evil: Bricktop from Snatch Analyzing Evil: Eric Qualan from Cliffhanger Analyzing Evil: Roy Stampler from Primal Fear Analyzing Evil: Nancy Downs from The Craft Analyzing Evil: Franklin Saint from Snowfall

[@jackalope2302]

Bricktop!

[@JayCity10]

To me, Bricktop is more evil than Tommy DeVito. He's a hearty combination of Lil Z mixed with Nino Brown, and sprinkled Tommy DeVito. He's a crime boss after all. Which means his reach, power, and influence, is wider than DeVito's is. He's just an associate. Bricktop is on Nino Brown's level of evil.

[@Lady.Luthien]

Please do an Analyzing Evil on Black Jack Randall from Outlander!

[@schulzscheie4175]

You should analyze Bob and Leland Palmer from Twin Peaks in the same episode. If you don’t want to watch the entire show just watch the movie “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me”.

[@efe7161]

waiting for feyd-rautha

[@themadoneplays7842]

Needs to have the scene from the 84 movie with Sting wearing a metal codpiece.

[@CellHeart]

"WHERE'S MY DOCTAH?!" *said Donald Trump*

[@andrewemerson6077]

Love seeing the Dune characters this week! Can’t wait for the next one. Also, another great video! Could a potential episode be on Micah Bell III from Read Dead Redemption?

[@Just_a_teddy_bear]

Glossu looks like he stubbed his toe on the thumbnail.

[@FookMi69]

Nah, a smaller sand worm took a bite from his no-no’s.

[@thenewongoam2486]

Dave Bautista should be Judge Holden in Blood Meridian Adaptation.

[@OleanderRainbow]

Dude yes.

[@BrianLevine-q7e]

Raban used Gurney as the fox for his "hounds". In the book he was chased through different places (buildings) to train the "hounds". Gurney stowed away on a ship heading off world. Eventually Gurney got to Caladan.

[@ndhickson3599]

Analyzing Evil: Adrian Toomes/ Vulture from Spiderman: Homecoming

[@orionthanathos8861]

Analyzing Evil: Neoth from Warhammer 40000.

[@TottalliGuy]

This format is such a comeback its crazy

[@bfedezl2018]

You know you have to do one about Paul

[@forcechanneltocomment512]

Analyzing Evil: Benjamin Netanyahu is something that'd be really cool to watch!

[@masterchief4136]

Do an analyze evil on kosermans all tomorrows about the different species (Qu, Gravitals).

[@robmckee5295]

Video suggestion: The 05 council from the SCP Foundation.

[@CellHeart]

IMO, Rabban had some parallels with ancient Roman Emperors Nero, Claudius and Maximinus Thrax, while Feyd-Rautha was similar to Nero, Commodus and Caligula. The Baron, meanwhile, was perhaps closer to more successful and fondly remembered Emperors like Julius Caesar and Augustus

[@darthrage8673]

Some suggestions Sephiroth from Final Fantasy 7 Seymour Guado from Final Fantasy 10 The World Government from One Piece Doflamingo from One Piece Freiza from Dragon Ball Cell from Dragon Ball Z Scarecrow from Batman Arkham series Saurman from Lord of the Rings District 9

[@azhar938]

Sephiroth from FFVII and Satan from the Mandela Catalogue 😃

[@FearTheDeep]

Ever think of doing an "Analyzing Evil" on Satou from Ajin?

[@Quaaludio]

All the Harkonnens in the new films look like rage babies.

[@grandmoffgavin8895]

Did we already get a video on Shogo Makishima from Psycho Pass? If not, I vote for him after you're finished analyzing the Dune villains.

[@jasonfox4459]

You should profile Laurel Gates from Wednesday Lady Van tassel from sleepy hollow Brandy from thin line between love and hate Marie Harrison from out of time Callisto and Ares from Hercules and Xena The baroness from GI Joe rise of Cobra Dark Phoenix from X-Men franchise Tess Mercer from Smallville Amanda from Nikita Penelope blossom from Riverdale

[@encinoman903]

Bautista did a fantastic job playing Rabban.

[@source3lerg]

what about if you did an analyzing evil on mr harvey from the lovely bones movie and book?

[@chrisseals6191]

Doesn't it say in the novel that Rabban earned the nickname due to him killing his parents?

[@Yatukih_001]

Analyzing Evil; Pyramid Head from The Silent Hill franchise.

[@cgsweat]

May I suggest a mini-series in analyzing the Columbo murderers and perhaps an evil ranking as well? Just an idea 🙂

[@captainscarlett1]

Rabban isn't evil, He's just under a lot of pressure. Tough family expectations.

[@JazzSicaa]

Never expected a crossover between The Vile Eye and Vsauce. Congratulations!!

[@timothyflynn2738]

I noticed this doesn’t include the prequel novels written by Brian Herbert and his friend and… that’s a good choice. They’re not that good. Rabban has gotten the short end of the stick in every adaptation, each building off previous misconceptions of the character. His canonical appearance paints him more as a Hermann Göring figure than Gregor Clegane, not sadistic and unintelligent but callous, incompetent, and venial.

[@Unpainted_Huffhines]

The Harkonnen "slave pits" are specifically referring to gladitorial fighting pits. The Harkonnens were obsessed with gladiatorial games. Gurney Halleck was a fighting slave as a boy, and his sister was put to work in a slave brothel. The Harkonnens thought nothing of casually "eliminating" slaves in either place.

[@sectorgovernor]

In the House Harkonnen novel, the slave pit was next to a blue obsidian mine. The slaves were mine workers including Gurney.

[@Unpainted_Huffhines]

@@sectorgovernor Ah, I haven't read the Brian Herbert expanded novels. The impression I got from the original series strongly suggested that the "pits" were for gladiators. It also explains why Gurney ended up a world-class knife fighter. I don't see him picking up those skills digging in a mine.

[@clanwaddell5628]

Thanks for revising these videos now that Dune 2 is out

[@matthewstanley2627]

Hey analyze evil! Can you please do a video on "RICO from the movie PAID IN FULL "?

[@811j_7]

Analyzing Evil: Franklin Saint

[@technounionrepresentative4274]

I find it interesting how Vladimir failed partially due to not taking the fremen seeiously and refusing to take the advice of his "tank brain" nephew

[@VoltitanDev]

I wonder how Baron would react if he knew Paul and his sister are his grandkids.

[@Kemal1923]

Uncle How can we let this happen! How can the emperor TAKE! Everything WE'VE BUILT! AND GIVE IT TO THAT DUKE! HOW!!

[@hiskilaverkefni9446]

Hi Vile, you are most likely never gona answer this but: what hair accesories do u use to keep the beard so clean?

[@gustavoadolfomorenoyanes4514]

It was so satisfying watching Gurney killing the beast

[@From-North-Jersey]

He named himself the beast when he was strangling his father.

[@danzigrulze5211]

Paul and his son Leto II are the two most evil characters in the entirety of the Dune universe. Perhaps an episode on both of them would actually bring to light how evil, unchecked fanaticism, really is.

[@jamesadkins7150]

As much as I like Bautista, the way they portrayed Rabban was wrong in the new movies. 1 on 1 Rabban is probably the best fighter in the books the Harkonnens have. He’s not stupid by any means, even though Feyd and the Baron believe it.