Izo
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Dune: Part Three
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Izo
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joz123
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You would rather have an attractive chick with horrible acting? Dune movies aren't for eye candy.
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I don't find her particularly attractive. I just don't think she's nearly as bad as a lot of the other women Hollywood has been pushing down everyone's throat. Both Denis Dune movies have been excellent. I would be shocked if this movie also didn't end up being excellent.
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I can see it now:
Dominick Torretto hits 88mph at the end of the next F&F, sending himself into the future. He arrives on Dune and finds the Freman, who become his new Fremily. They think he's another prophecy and offer him the worm's cum. He drinks it and his eyes turn white. They give him a new name: Riddick
A Necromonger scout ship is seen descending the atmosphere over Dune. Fade to black.
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I definitely anticipate a Part 3 after the success of the first two. Don't tell me that worm riding scene wasn't worth the price of admission alone! Like I said, the seats in the cinema were literally shaking during the scene. I couldn't even sit down afterwards because I had such an epic experience.
I was reading about a man in his 60s who was crying at that scene. Because, after first reading Dune nearly 60 years ago, at long last he could witness on the big screen the way he'd envisioned the scene in his mind for decades.
I think 3 will be based on Messiah but with a new message, that sometimes who we think are heroes are anti-heroes instead, as Herbert intended with this book.
I was reading about a man in his 60s who was crying at that scene. Because, after first reading Dune nearly 60 years ago, at long last he could witness on the big screen the way he'd envisioned the scene in his mind for decades.
I think 3 will be based on Messiah but with a new message, that sometimes who we think are heroes are anti-heroes instead, as Herbert intended with this book.
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