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DandyLion posted:Lol, never not funny Also never not funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbbque0Y4FU
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Imagined posted:Also never not funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbbque0Y4FU There's nothing funny about putting ketchup on a hot dog.
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There must be some kind of mistake, someone has taken a recording from my town band and labelled it as "Portland Sinfonia." Bistromatic posted:John Berkey, one of my favourites. Sad to see his work on a Brian book. Thanks! I've always wondered how great artists feel when their stuff ends up on a mediocre book (and vice versa, I guess)
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where the gently caress is the trailer
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we may get some sort of teaser sooner, but it's pretty rare for trailers to come out more than ~7 months before the film. We're still 10+ months out. If I had to guess I'd say they release it with WW84, on June 5. Maximize the hype and demographic reach.
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I played the Dune boardgame for the first time last weekend, despite owning the reprint since the summer. Friends, it was good.
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Man, I finished God Emperor as audiobook during work. Do I want Heretics and Chapterhouse?
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:Man, I finished God Emperor as audiobook during work. Do I want Heretics and Chapterhouse? Fight the temptation to choose a clear, safe course. That path leads ever down into stagnation.
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Imagined posted:Fight the temptation to choose a clear, safe course. That path leads ever down into stagnation. Yeah, jump straight into sandworms of dune
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:Man, I finished God Emperor as audiobook during work. Do I want Heretics and Chapterhouse? Pussy witches, man.
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sebmojo posted:Pussy witches, man. Gotcha. I will follow my Secher Nbiw and consume all other Dune media. So that you all can learn from my example. One day my Journal will be found, and you will understand my sacrifice. *wipes away single tear with my flipper even tho water is anathema to me *knows about as much as @duneauthor ** Speaking of, God Emperor was kinda slow. I didn't really get Hwi Noree and why Leto fell for this obvious Honeypot. I get that she appeals to his long lost humanity and weakens him to a needed extent.. But it felt sudden and clumsy Jack-Off Lantern fucked around with this message at 21:13 on Feb 9, 2020 |
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You are taking the advice of Pussy Witches incorrectly. Read that poo poo
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Imagine how slow it would be if the Hwi play didn’t work out. All book of Leto lording over everyone and philosophizing, the end.
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Anne Frank Funk posted:Imagine how slow it would be if the Hwi play didn’t work out. All book of Leto lording over everyone and philosophizing, the end. That's true, she was just introduced really suddenly. They had one scene before he went all wormzerker for her and went on the proverbial worm knee. I dunno, maybe a scene more would've done it? Or making her resemble Ghani in a way, so that she resembles something he profoundly lost forever long ago and could never reproduce. But you are right, lording Leto philosophising was really slow. I mean, the reader *does* know the play and all the actors and in a way, the ending all along.
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Remember that being successfully murdered in a way that didn't show up in his future vision was his endgame goal.
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Heretics and chapterhouse are actually a lot zippier from memory, and worth a read. Pussy witches are good and hilarious, especially when they have a vagina-off with each other - " Nice techniques! for an idiot to use! At the circus!"
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MikeJF posted:Remember that being successfully murdered in a way that didn't show up in his future vision was his endgame goal. It is kinda funny how one Duncan manages to kill him in the end,that one beingThe loving River. Does he fall on the spot where Paul breaches the old wall or did I mishear that? Also, is it just me or did Frank really badly want to be or gently caress Duncan Idaho? Ill totally name my firstborn Jack Louisiana, fwy Jack-Off Lantern fucked around with this message at 21:52 on Feb 9, 2020 |
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sebmojo posted:Heretics and chapterhouse are actually a lot zippier from memory, and worth a read. Pussy witches are good and hilarious, especially when they have a vagina-off with each other - " Nice techniques! for an idiot to use! At the circus!"  sheath fighting
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:It is kinda funny how one Duncan manages to kill him in the end,that one beingThe loving River. Jack Sumeria or Hank Babylon would be a better comparison
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:Also, is it just me or did Frank really badly want to be or gently caress Duncan Idaho? Don't know about you, but it's probably safe to say everybody else in the thread would really badly want to gently caress Duncan. Or at least watch him climb a wall to completion.
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Bubblyblubber posted:Don't know about you, but it's probably safe to say everybody else in the thread would really badly want to gently caress Duncan. Or at least watch him climb a wall to completion. male version of Super Waffle posted:Nayla getting horned up
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I just finished a rewatch of Lynch's Dune, which I hadn't seen in twenty years. Among all the ludicrous and maddening things about it, I'd forgotten those end credits lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRzVFlZxBv4
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Imagined posted:I just finished a rewatch of Lynch's Dune, which I hadn't seen in twenty years. Among all the ludicrous and maddening things about it, I'd forgotten those end credits lol It's an 80s thing, I have no idea why. It's awful but endearing; off the top of my head I think Predator does it, too.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:It's an 80s thing, I have no idea why. It's awful but endearing; off the top of my head I think Predator does it, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9YsrGHmwIg
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:It's an 80s thing, I have no idea why. It's awful but endearing; off the top of my head I think Predator does it, too. Yeah, that's 80s.avi right there.
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The Princess Bride: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VlKgip1fLY
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There is a fan edit on youtube of the Lynch Dune movie which is long and interesting...Imagined posted:I just finished a rewatch of Lynch's Dune, which I hadn't seen in twenty years. Among all the ludicrous and maddening things about it, I'd forgotten those end credits lol Could only be more 80s if the movie ended with the main characters laughing in a semi circle A team style.
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:It is kinda funny how one Duncan manages to kill him in the end,that one beingThe loving River. Probably. One thing that was more obvious in the notes but doesn't really come across in the original Dune is that Duncan Idaho is meant to be the kind of character who'd be a protagonist in a regular sci-fi series; a muscular, adventurous man's man like Flash Gordon mixed with Conan the Barbarian.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Probably. One thing that was more obvious in the notes but doesn't really come across in the original Dune is that Duncan Idaho is meant to be the kind of character who'd be a protagonist in a regular sci-fi series; a muscular, adventurous man's man like Flash Gordon mixed with Conan the Barbarian. 
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Gosh his arms are so bulgey and shiny.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Probably. One thing that was more obvious in the notes but doesn't really come across in the original Dune is that Duncan Idaho is meant to be the kind of character who'd be a protagonist in a regular sci-fi series; a muscular, adventurous man's man like Flash Gordon mixed with Conan the Barbarian. Duncan getting chumped early on did a lot to show what kind of pure peril Paul and Jessica were in. Lynch did him dirty by not giving him space to shine before he was cut down.
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Imagined posted:I just finished a rewatch of Lynch's Dune, which I hadn't seen in twenty years. Among all the ludicrous and maddening things about it, I'd forgotten those end credits lol I always find it really endearing that it's in alphabetical order. *major character* *Baron's doctor from that one scene* *major character*
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Imagined posted:I just finished a rewatch of Lynch's Dune, which I hadn't seen in twenty years. Among all the ludicrous and maddening things about it, I'd forgotten those end credits lol I can't tell if that's a still shot of each character, or they're just standing really still. Either is unsettling in different ways. e: also the crashing waves in the background are magnificent.
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Tree Bucket posted:I can't tell if that's a still shot of each character, or they're just standing really still. Either is unsettling in different ways.
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