Dune 2



chriswallace85 said:
Dinnar, but the foppy haired drip eventually turns into one. I'm out.
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I don't think I read that far, I got to the end of the trilogy and thought that the story seemed completely enough, didn't read any more.

I've heard that it goes on a bit and that the Brian Herbet and Kevin J Anderson books suck balls.

I read some Kevin J Andrrson star wars novels when I was in my teens and he's nothing if not a shit author. That said, the mark of a quality author is having to write under someone else's franchise because you can't come up with a story of your own isn't it?
 
Nasser Butt-Head said:
Not a fan of Frank Herbert books marra? I can agree that without prior knowledge of the universe it could have been very hard to watch.
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Yeah can imagine if I hadnt read the books or at least researched the universe id have found the film weird and boring.
RichDevoto said:
Was waiting for something to happen. Still waiting.
And what are those giant worms meant to be eating anyway on a sand planet??
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Sand plankton
 
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Roker Mackem said:
Yeah can imagine if I hadnt read the books or at least researched the universe id have found the film weird and boring.


Sand plankton
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Frank has a whole life cycle penned for the sand worms irrc.
Billericay Dichio said:
Not sure exactly what you mean there but those books were bloody awful. The Frank Herbert Dune books are superb.
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A lot of people might have been put off by the 80's and 2000's shite films but this one is true to source for the most part.
 
Billericay Dichio said:
Not sure exactly what you mean there but those books were bloody awful. The Frank Herbert Dune books are superb.
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I agree. I don't think I read them all though. I THINK that I read three and after that the story seemed complete so I didn't read further. Duncan idaho didn't come back to life, for instance, nor did anyone turn into a sanfworm.
legend7 said:
I didn't mind it being weird and I knew a bit about the books and story but did find the first one a bit slow, I'll watch the 2nd like
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My better half hasn't read the story but thought the most recent film was awesome!
 
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Far Tibetan Mountain said:
I don't think I read that far, I got to the end of the trilogy and thought that the story seemed completely enough, didn't read any more.
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The 4th one is my favourite of the Quadrilogy - God Emperor -
You find out that Paul is actually a coward for refusing to follow his prescient vision and take the Golden Path through fear and what is required of him for the survival of mankind
 

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