MacGyver Style Bomb - 2010-10-26
Patrick Stewart with his remaining hair grown out.
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i'm with frank - 2010-10-26
Yueh, Yueh, a thousand deaths are not enough for Yueh!
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Anaxagoras - 2010-10-27 I always thought it was "A million thanks are not enough for Yueh", which confused the hell out of me.
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Robin Kestrel - 2010-10-27
A shout-out for the the shadout (mapes).
You know, I've grown to like this movie. I don't really think Dune can be properly filmed, but Lynch made an interesting effort.
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fluffy - 2010-10-27 The opening illustrations and narration were cobbled together as if in a hurry. They also aren't in every cut of the film (in particular, they're not in Lynch's only approved theatrical version). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_(film)#Versions
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i'm with frank - 2010-10-27 Going to have to watch this again just to put Patrick Stewart holding a pug and a laser rifle into context. This along with Aliens have formed my very first memories of going to the cinema. My parents tried to recapture the happy family fun times of E.T. by dragging my brother and I to every alien/space related film thereafter, with mixed results.
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MrBuddy - 2010-10-27 Kind of a cyberpunk version of Dune, only without computers. Have to agree with longwinded and fluffly.
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longwinded - 2010-10-27
really the last line is the most worthy
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fluffy - 2010-10-27
I somehow never realized that David Lynch was a young person once.
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fedex - 2010-10-27
everybody standing around on set smoking and drinking coffee at 1:10
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Timothy A. Bear - 2010-10-27
I never get tired of this film.
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memedumpster - 2010-10-27
This is great, even though there are places where the narration seems removed.
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Mancakes - 2010-10-27
I'm too drunk to actually vote, but what the fuck is with the ragtime.
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