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Subject: I have not read Frank Herbert's Dune, but I highly doubt it's better than David Lynch's adaptation.


Unless, of course, the sentence, "And Patrick Stewart, with Leto's pug stuffed into his jacket, charged ferociously into battle uttering a stirring cry, 'long live the Duke!'" is included.

 

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Unless, of course, the sentence, "And Patrick Stewart, with Leto's pug stuffed into his jacket, charged ferociously into battle uttering a stirring cry, 'long live the Duke!'" is included.


Oscarworthy scene!

 

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Subject: I have not read Frank Herbert's Dune, but I highly doubt it's better than David Lynch's adaptation.
It truly is jam-packed with awesomeness. The Blu-ray looks amazing.

The ending is maybe the second greatest thing ever committed to celluloid.

 

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Subject: I have not read Frank Herbert's Dune, but I highly doubt it's better than David Lynch's adaptation.
Dune is like Cabbys mom, heavily overrated yet somehow everyone just keeps going back for another round.

 

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Subject: I have not read Frank Herbert's Dune, but I highly doubt it's better than David Lynch's adaptation.
As a huge David Lynch fan, I think book is much better

 

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The movie is great, the book is better.

 

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The book is better than the film by a wide margin.
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Dune is an awesome book. David Lynch didnt even read the book. The production of of the old Dune movie was very troubled and the Lynch version even if the most innaccrate to the book is still the most entertaining.

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Sansfear posted:
The movie is great, the book is better.

 

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Dune is an awesome book. David Lynch didnt even read the book. The production of of the old Dune movie was very troubled and the Lynch version even if the most innaccrate to the book is still the most entertaining.

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Actually, most entertaining is EU mini series

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNY0D4z5FJ4

 

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You can tell the story behind it was sophomoric at best (the independent nomads of the desert are known as ... Fremen? raised_brow ) but David Lynch brought all his glorious guns to bear to create a staggering, visually intelligent epic.

 

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The book is one of my all time favorite. Never saw the movie though, I heard it was terrible and didn't want it to ruin the book for me wink

 

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Subject: I have not read Frank Herbert's Dune, but I highly doubt it's better than David Lynch's adaptation.
The movie is massively innaccurate. The secret weapon the Baron used to defeat Pauls family was artillary and of course the turned Suk doctor. There was no sound weapons in the book

The vehicles used to travel around dune were thopters which was vehicles with flapping wings. Dont know how that wouldve worked unless Dune had less gravity than Earth which is possible. It was never mentioned.

Also even though black looks cool on film its the worst color to wear in the desert lol

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Actually wearing black or white doesn't a difference if it's a loose fitting robe.

 

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Well the Fremen wear clothes that are the sand colored so its easy for them to hide and not be spotted.

Also many of the machines used in the Dune movie would be prohibited by the Butararian Jihad as being thinking machines.

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Subject: I have not read Frank Herbert's Dune, but I highly doubt it's better than David Lynch's adaptation.
cobane posted:
You can tell the story behind it was sophomoric at best (the independent nomads of the desert are known as ... Fremen? raised_brow ) but David Lynch brought all his glorious guns to bear to create a staggering, visually intelligent epic.



Trollfail number two!

The movie did a good job of capturing the feeling of the books, but was wildly inaccurate in so many ways. The movie was very good, but all six books are awesome!

 

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I love all six books too. All the original books by Frank are great. I even like some of Franks other non Dune books too. His son is a meh author.


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I love how they are actually living in a future version of the dark ages with technology actually being much higher before the former empire fell. Frank sure had a great imagination

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Wow, he took the Holy Roman Empire and set it in space! What an imagination!

 

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He was a genius!

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Wow, he took the Holy Roman Empire and set it in space! What an imagination!



Actually, he took Middle East...and Earth as a whole, in a way

 

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I don't know, the Fremen looked awfully white and civilized to me.

 

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I don't know, the Fremen looked awfully white and civilized to me.


Exactly

 

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bstulic posted:
cobane posted:
I don't know, the Fremen looked awfully white and civilized to me.


Exactly



Lynch's Dune probably hasn't even been released yet in your shambled country.

They weren't white in the book.

 

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bstulic posted:
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I don't know, the Fremen looked awfully white and civilized to me.


Exactly



Lynch's Dune probably hasn't even been released yet in your shambled country.

They weren't white in the book.





I probably saw it before you got unlucky to born in the USA
Thats great excuse for your stupidity, though, so you have free pass

 

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The movie was worse than Stings attempt to save the rainforests.

 

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I guess you need to be past your prime to appreciate Dune...for what it's worth Dune did bring up few internet meme's that were cool back in the 90s!

 

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bstulic posted:
B_Shinkicker posted:
bstulic posted:
[quote=cobane]I don't know, the Fremen looked awfully white and civilized to me.


Exactly



Lynch's Dune probably hasn't even been released yet in your shambled country.

They weren't white in the book.





I probably saw it before you got unlucky to born in the USA
Thats great excuse for your stupidity, though, so you have free pass[/quote]


You think the Fremen were white in the book? You agree that they looked civilized even though they live in caves?

Oh wait, it shouldn't surprise me that you think that cave dwelling is a modern convenience...

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I read Dune, it didn't really hook me though.
I though the movie was badly done trash, especially coming from a guy like Lynch.
Sad panda on both accounts.

 

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I'm pretty sure in the movie Kyle MacLachlan says, "What do you call the dog who silently urinates on a house coat?"

"We call that one Muad'Dib!"

 

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Captain Picard with a pug stuffed in his pocket? Why do I not remember this? I need to rewatch this film.

 

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