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feddit.org

Whats this from? Looks like a thing I would enjoy

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db2reply
lemmy.world

You shut your Harkonnen mouth.

Really though get the Spicediver edit.

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macnielreply
feddit.org

But that's only on the theatrical release where he had to cut so much from the movie, right?

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lemmy.world

1984

The Sci Fi channel produced a Dune mini series in 2000. It's actually not bad. Not great, but not bad.

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lemmy.ca

1984 got the characters and the setting, but not the plot. WTF weirding modules?!?!

2000 got the plot, but not the characters or setting. Why is Paul a spoiled little crybaby? Why is Mortal Kombat happening in a desert temple?

I prefer the 1984 because although it absolutely demolished the plot, between the acting, set designs, costume, and directing, it still salvaged an entertaining movie.
2000 miniseries just had me screaming at the characters in between scoffing at the atrocious costumes and direction.

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I'm going to defend the costumes of the 2000 miniseries.

Take a look at Macaroni fashion. It's an attempt by the nobility to outdo each other in ridiculousness. The joke of "Yankee Doodle" is that by putting a feather in his cap, that's enough for the yokel to think he's doing Macaroni fashion.

Marie Antoinette apparently once showed up to a party with a boat on her head.

This was a time when the nobility of Europe would reach its peak opulence. Just before the French Revolution started chopping off their heads.

That's what the Dune 2000 costumes are about. A nobility that had gotten too damn comfy in its fancy chair.

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chiliedoggreply
lemmy.world

I actually really enjoyed how they expanded Irulan's character.

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Wait until you find out what Herbert's son did.

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The guild (in this version) has dudes who can warp space using power o t’ mind, and they don’t just use that on the battlefield to wreck everyone?

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