Dune and Children of Dune

[FMJeff]

I loved Children of Dune. Did anyone catch it last week? Well done...good action, faithful to the Herbert books...chicks were hot, guys beat ass...well done.

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[furie]

I must say that Alia turned into a hottie, going from that creepy little thing.

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[Meve]

i wanted to watch Children of Dune so bad but after 4 straight hours of dune last Sunday I just couldn't watch anymore the anymore that day and I just fell behind, so i figured I would skip it.

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[Sheeplovr]

i was wondering why no one posted about it

im a sucker for mini series and its jsut better when there sci fi mini series

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[Freebird]

Another big fan of the Dune and Children of Dune miniseries. These were both very nicely done and shown by Sci-Fi.

I couldn't agree more that Alia (Aaliyah??) was really beautiful! I enjoyed all the different accents of the characters. Was that deliberate or did it just work out that way? It added a nice touch to tickle my ears.

Did anyone else like Riverworld? That was also very nicely done. I am interested enough to go get the books and read the stories.

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[blakjeezis]

I didn't see the Children mini-series, but I re-watched Dune to prepare myself for the release of Children on DVD. Kick ass!

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[CaptClown]

I loved it myself.

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[zathrus]

I didn't like the origional, but I really liked Children of Dune.

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Drafted by director David Lynch, Sean Young arrived on the set of Dune with her Super 8 camera in tow—and this glimpse into the merry life behind the scenes of a debacle, and Young's own scatterbrainedness, is mesmerizing.

Fresh off of Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Young joined the cast of Lynch's big-budget adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune, one of the most ambitious science fiction tales in all of pop culture. Produced by Dino De Laurentiis, Dune cost about $45 million (which is about $100 million when adjusted for inflation) to make and earned only about half of it back.

But you'd never know Dune would become such a notorious film by watching the smiles on everyone involved.

Very cool video!