Well, we aren't going to agree.
To me, the storyline(s) have always
been incredible and the otherworldly
picture that's painted is so creatively
encompassing in its scope that you
have this fine line that needs to be
tread in order for the story to not be
so completely overwhelming in film.

It's a great story what are you talking about? @OH
I'm currently reading it.

I hope theaters are open by the time this comes out.
Never seen the Lynch film, not super interested tbh. I'm a big fan of the Jodorowsky/Moebius ghost version though.

I will watch Timothee Chalamet in anything tbh but casting him as Paul gave me butterflies :love:

Horrible Harry Potter/LOTR fantasy with corny ass symbolism that has aged incredibly poorly pretending to be science fiction and on top of that is insufferably boring af.

You'll get no truck from me hating on Harry Potter, LOTR, and fantasy even if I'm not over the moon about Dune. Bitchass mother****er.

I had no idea that it was like Harry Potter, that makes me more interested in it than what I know about it so far.

Misery hates fantasy

*nods as I roll dice to define my D&D character literally right now*

The Dune series itself is honestly pretty damn good, but for various reasons it is hard to get the "feel" of it down visually. Alejandro Jodorowsky might have been able to pull it off, but alas...

I tried reading the second book but it at least started out way more boring than the first so I dropped it. You're saying I should give it another shot?

Don’t. Imagine OH creating his current fantasy version
(Over tHe top) and that’s what you’ll pretty much get.
The Jodorowsky version could’ve been incredible.