DUNE: An Interview with Frank Herbert & David Lynch Part 2

[rasnac]

In its own self, it is a great movie; ın perspective of Dune books, it is not an ideal adaptation;(but honestly how can someone make a loyal movie adaptation of a novel as complex as Dune?)but it still carries the soul of the Dune world, which I can't say for the later adaptations.

[GoaterSlayer]

As of now, I'd rather watch this movie than Return of the Jedi, can't stand Ewoks. Empire was better.

[kght222]

pain, young girl on lap, what do i see?

[roachy333]

Is just so nice to hear David talking 'positively' about Dune...for a change. :-)

[anaximander66]

@roachy333 haha, I bet he would love to burn this interview.

[gooyzit]

@anaximander66

Not true, it's been an urban lendgend that Lynch would storm out of any interview that mention Dune, however at many Q&As Lynched did talk about Dune, mostly how disapointed he was in it's outcome and the frustrations involded with it, it took two years out of his life and he gave up a chance to directed Return of the Jedi--that would of be intresting to see.

[cloudvol7]

@gooyzit I'm glad he did Dune instead,I mean is it a perfect film,no.But it's a way deeper film than any Star wars.Those are just alot of politic's,and fighting,and are not as cool,or deep.Dune should've also had just as many sequals,or spin off's.