So over-hyped melo-drama that constantly escalates and has no chance of fulfilling a satisfying conclusion?
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[...] before the birth of the false prophet Paul Atreides [...]
Jeez, shots fired
Journalist is completely biased. He's obviously a Harkonnen plant.
Heretics!
what season
Except Game of Thrones was hotly anticipated and with 'The Dune Show', people are responding "What? Now? Huh."
To be honest, I'd like to see and learn more about the franchise because the movies, old and new, never really explain a whole lot about the whole lore and why things are how they are.
I think that's fine. Many films/shows suffer from too much explanation, even getting whole prequels dedicated to explaining things that were background lore.
Leaving things unexplained allows us to wonder, to imagine what might have happened.
Just like the book, which does mention many past events, but they rarely go into detail about them.
To me when it came to Dune though it always felt like I just jumped in the middle of an ongoing movie, which makes it a little hard to understand the plot and the various narratives within.
That is part of the feeling that's meant to happen though. You are thrust into the middle of the most convoluted galaxy spanning political slap fest but you find comfort in the simplicity of a life of struggle and constant work to survive on a desert planet.
Glimpses into other planets and their culture are still confusing and foreign.
It's a lot of handling both sides carefully to make it not like reading an autistic boys diary.
And the narrative is mostly that other people can go a long way of pushing their beliefs on others into setting up a person to be their savior when likely it will just mean change that many crave and fear equally.
One thing that bothers me about the Dune: Prophecy is that's is based on work by Brian Herbert.
As big fan of the Dune series, I was really excited when I found out there were more books written by by Herbert's son. But after reading one of them, I swore off on anything by Brain Herbert.
It was a competent novel, but the writing style and overall plot progression was bland and uninspired in comparison to the real Dune novels.
I'm glad to hear that this is good. Something about the footage looked off to me so I wasn't sure how good it'd be.