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That Dune marathon is a mistake Lol. You should’ve watched it fresh.

Very pleased to see a video giving Crimson Peak the recognition it has been denied since it came out. The complaints about Crimson Peak not being scary enough because it’s too visually stunning is just ludicrous. Were they even paying attention? Crimson Peak is tied with Silence of the Lambs as my favorite movie.

it is so ironic that you clearly view capitalism negatively....while at the same time seemingly holding the viewpoint that because the Barbie movie made lots of money.....THAT is a measure of why it should have won awards. The film was NOT worthy of awards relative to other films. I can't think of a year in which is was of the quality to win against the films that did win. So choose a path.... embrace capitalism (actually you have, but you just flex as if you are against it.....but you are definitely firmly in the capitalist camp) or live up to your anti-capitalist rhetoric. I think the problem you're having is that you're just a little kid with a YT channel but do not actually understand the concepts but rather repeat what you've heard your in-group say. I think you're idea of sociology is the chance to push the worldview that your in-group tells you to believe in and pats you on the back for parroting.

i do rewatch otgw every fall

This video is really great! I am excited to see your future work! :D

I agree , best film of the decade, ...andrew scott, call me 😂😂😂😂😂 pauls nice but not on andrews level, the film destroyed me and my son, i havent heard anyone say it was a bad film

Lynch's Dune got so many things right, in how I wanted things to see and feel. The way the BG were portrayed was very well done. The Navigator and the Guilds Men are the best adaptation I've seen. I also love the Dune: Miniseries but the Guild Navigator and Guilds Men were awful!

As a fan of Pink Floyd and not the biggest fan of Toto I must say that I think they were actually the best fit for Dune and their soundtrack is absolutely and easily the best part of Lynch's adaptation. They are actually better musicians than Pink Floyd in general honestly. They are far more versatile than you would think from their more popular songs. This soundtrack proves how absolutely professional they are as a band.

Great video! We have the literal same takes on everything! Subbed :)

Will definitely be giving this one a watch! 🏳️‍🌈

Personally, I think Anya's voice is what keeps her from being adorable. It's so hard to listen to.

I love this show and I watch it every Halloween since me and my brother first watched it. Core memories and always something new to find.

The acting was honestly ridiculous to me. I read the book and understood what was going on a conceptual level but the acting and voiceover was just insane.

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KEEP THE BOO BROTHERS NAME OUTCHA MOUTH Aw such a nice and feel good vid!

I‘m glad u had a good experience! Excited to watch it in keep putting it off lol. Bro also u look so cool like i get serious gender envy lmao

crazy good video! LOVE THIS SHOW SM

Omg great vid! Sadly Crimson Peak is leaving Netflix, but at least that pushed me to watch an amazing movie. I’ve been binging whatever content I can because I want more Crimson Peak smh. I am glad i found this channel tho you have soo many videos about cherished movies!

No. 1 is so based can always tell someone’s media literacy based on their opinion of this film Willem and Scorsese shd have done more together too same with Keitel, who has some of the best Collabs better than Dicaprios overall I think Departed is never boring and so entertaining but it’s the messiest pacing and script wise maybe other than gangs of New York. Wolf if Wall Street is honestly kind of repugnant to me despite being entertaining which I don’t believe it shd have leant into nearly as heavily as it did and shitter island is just kind of lane to me feels sort of over produced. The aviator is second to killers of the flower moon as their best both great films and u made me almost rewatch it until u spoke ab last temptation so I watched that instead. Great vid

I'm a fan of Lynch's movie, can't say I really liked the new movies. Very bland.

imma watch the video now

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I disagree with your harsh criticism of Jodorowsky’s Dune. I do think it was a very inspired pre-production and if it got made, could have been a very interesting film (albeit not a faithful adaptation). The sheer scale and ambition of the projected film, paired with Jodorowsky’s talents as an “auteur filmmaker” would have produced a very memorable and awesome movie. The problem is that Jodorowsky is no Stanley Kubrick, Jodorowsky is not at all practical and was not the kind of filmmaker studios would trust with millions of dollars because they believed in his filmmaking abilities. Kubrick’s films made tons of money despite being artsy, Jodorowsky’s films did not make a ton of money but were underground cult classics. I think the biggest fault of Jodorowsky was he was unwilling to compromise and be practical with Dune, otherwise he could have realized his vision.

I have always LOVED Dune 1984. I tried to read the book but decided to just watch the movie. EXCEPT, I NEVER UNDERSTOOD IT. Ive seen it over and over through the years and I didnt understand it until I watched the new Dune. But I loved it as it was beautiful to watch.

I loved the book well before the movie. I was so excited for the movie and saw it in the theater. I was so disappointed with it in certain ways (as it totally misses the message about not trusting charismatic leaders - and it can't rain on Arrakis if you want to continue having Spice). But. It's visually stunning, it's relatively book accurate, the weirding machines were a great way to deal with the Voice, and the costumes, makeup, and score are glorious. Overall, I love it, particularly the four hour version, and most especially the Spicediver version, and will happily re-watch it. I find the Villenueve version cold, bland, and with waaaay more, in my opinion unnecessary, changes to basic plot points. Also, it takes a story that is full of dialogue and makes it all but wordless. Honestly, I prefer the Lynch version.

Great video, weird to find someone who agrees with my thoughts on David Lynch's Dune so completely.

Lynch’s version captured the drugy aspect and the conscious expanding concepts in a wonderful way, I think. And that is what left me kinda flat about the new adaptation, no weirdness

His ranking: (blud forgot about sinbad) Antz (1998) - 39 The Prince of Egypt (1998) - 1 The Road to El Dorado (2000) - 12 Chicken Run (2000) - 32 Shrek (2001) - 8 Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) - 17 Shrek 2 (2004) - 3 Shark Tale (2004) - 34 Madagascar (2005) - 18 Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) - 13 Over the Hedge (2006) - 14 Flushed Away (2006) - 37 Shrek the Third (2007) - 38 Bee Movie (2007) - 16 Kung Fu Panda (2008) - 4 Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008) - 25 Monsters vs. Aliens (2009) - 28 How to Train Your Dragon (2010) - 5 Shrek Forever After (2010) - 19 Megamind (2010) - 6 Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) - 2 Puss in Boots (2011) - 24 Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012) - 20 Rise of the Guardians (2012) - 22 The Croods (2013) - 11 Turbo (2013) - 35 Mr. Peabody and Sherman (2014) - 10 How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) - 9 Penguins of Madagascar (2014) - 21 Home (2015) - 31 Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) - 15 Trolls (2016) - 23 The Boss Baby (2017) - 27 Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (2017) - 29 How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019) - 7 Abominable (2019) - 30 Trolls World Tour (2020) - 36 The Croods: A New Age (2020) - 26 Spirit Untamed (2021) - 40 The Boss Baby: Family Business (2021) - 33

Now that a decent version of _Dune_ has been made, I want to forget the Lynch version ever existed.

I still maintain that with some minor tweaks and more runtime, Lynch’s Dune could’ve been the bomb. Lynch’s Dune could’ve been better than Villanuve’s new adaptation. And I say this after having watched both of the new films in IMAX at the theater.

The Spicediver edit puts so much back. Watch it if you haven't.

The raining thing isn't in the screenplay. It is meant to end with Paul having a vision that will touch on that future but.... Dino.

I like the weirding modules. Remember Paul says to the Fremen that they are part of the weirding way he will teach them? Lynch explains it as him trying to avoid doing Kung Fu in the desert in wetsuits. I see it as The Voice but augmented with machinery. Lady Jessica teaching Bene Gesserit secrets to her husband's army and her son teaching it to the Fremen.

You keep saying Goofy. Point to the Goofy.

Coppola's Dracula is no way book accurate either. It's as divergent from the book as the Lugosi and Lee versions just differently.

Burton's wonka is not in anyway book accurate. Very weird choice of illustration there. Wonka was based on Spike Milligan not Michael Jackson for example.

The pyramid in Prometheus is definitely castle Harkhonnen from Giger's design work for Dune. It's not a vague nod. It's essentially the same design.

Giger rhymes with eager

Cannes is pronounced without the S

After seeing both parts of Denis Villeneuve's adaptation I have to say despite it's flaws the Lynch version is the closest to the spirit of the book. The Spicediver edit is a window to a much more accomplished film. The latest deleted scene discovery with Alia makes me wonder how much was filmed and is waiting to be found.

Seeing Brick in college rocked my world. The sense of dramatic gravitas packed into something that felt so close, hard to compare.

Amazing video! Crimson Peak is my favorite film of all time! A true gothic masterpiece!

I’m also a fan of Lynch’s Dune. It’s a hot mess but has moments of pure inspiration. It’s also partially because I saw it as a kid and the scope and surreality of the film blew my 80’s kid mind. Off topic, but how do the color-blindness glasses work for you? I’ve heard mixed reviews so have been wary due to how expensive they are.

If you like this movie, you have bad taste. "The second half borderline unwatchable." And that's from someone who *liked* Dune (1984)

Judeo-Christian isn’t a real world

It was good because I was 17 and it was all we had at the time. It wasn't perfect but at least they tried.

As an 80s kid growing up and watching the original version and extended version, I still enjoy this movie immensely. I watched the 2021 and 2024 version of Dune. and thought it wasI don't get the disdain for the 84 movie. I don't think it strayed that far from the novel.

The lightning commentary was in my opinion, inaccurate. Greg Fraser photography, while more naturalistic, its gorgeous both in night and day

to paraphrase what robot Gir said to Invader Zim: "I'm gonna sing the DUNE song! Dune, dune, dune.... duney duney duney... The end!" LOL