Thread: DAVID LYNCH - film director with an unlimited creative imagination dies
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Old 01-18-2025, 05:53 AM   #10
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Hmm, not really. I liked the film, but it's not one of my favourites. It was good for its time, a bit like Flash Gordon- memorable films, but not really ones I like to sit down and rewatch. I also liked the newer Dune movies, and I noticed the influence of the extended universe by Kevin J Anderson and Brian Herbert in those and Dune Prophecy, mainly in the backstory. Dune Prophecy is all the extended universe, not the original books.
I have yet to read anything by Kevin J Anderson and Brian Herbert. What is the first one you would suggest?

Having said that, I plan to watch Dune again, to see if my original impression has changed since its release 31 years ago.
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