OT Any Dune fans?

The movie models were made our of black and grey vynil with foam inside to look like water.
They had many cuts in them to allow air in, damned hot apparently.
 
Josh Feltman said:
Do you really want to recycle the water out of your poop? :barf:
-Josh
Hell Yes if it were that rare and valuable.
That is one of the things I did not like about the miniseries. The water discipline was nonexistant.
 
Hey, water is water, at least its better than the alternative. Bruise, you better go get some electrical tape and hefty bags. We want those stillsuites to be in at least by the same date as the sarge practical hunters.
 
Thats funny! Or how about Uncle Lanur who won a chili pepper eating contest and made so much water with his suit he started his own water bottling company? He called it The Everflowing Burning Gyeser Comapny....
 
John?

I watched Lynch's DUNE last night b/c of this thread. And once again, I raged against DeLaurentis and family for doing that to the book(s). Patrick Stewart charging into battle with a Pug under one arm and a rifle in the other. Sheez.

Thank god Herbert died.

Now, the knife thing: I 'stepped' the video through the knife scene. Sting's knife (the Emporer's knife) has a double hilt which look like Corinthian (or is it Doric or Ionic? , i.e, flat, with curled down ends, coiling in a spirl) column tops, and a blade shape that is sort of like an enlongated spoon, with the spoon part cut off at the top.

Pretty Boy's crysknife is the shaped tooth of a worm, actually, nice looking design...don't know about function. I lack the proper knowledge of blade design to tell you what maker it resembles, but I'd describe it as a large 'scapel' shaped blade, maybe 10 inches, with the dropped blade stretched out from what you would expect from a real scapel, or hunting knife. The handle appears to be black leather with a half-moon shaped silver butt-cap.

Just imagine the Dune story done by Lucas and Peter Jackson, collaborating! They could shoot in Australia; follow the book, not get into elaborate sets and spend the money on decent casting.

anyway...I suffered for you, John. One of the great fiction realties ever created were trashed by Laurentis and his ?daughter? Did he get to Clan of the Cave Bear too? Another great book destroyed by the film-makers. :grumpy:
 
I know a lot of people didnt like the Lynch version, but Frank, before he died, said he liked it.

So, bit o salt, bit o sugar....
 
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