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We finally did it. After over a dozen episodes of Dune content, we made it to the epic release of Denis's Dune: Part 2! What did we think? Did we like it? Was it worth all the time and hype? Is one of Tim's legs shorter than the other? Trust Strange and Beautiful to ask the truly important questions around here.

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"Dune - Part 1" directed by Denis Villeneuve is an epic science fiction film based on the novel of the same name by Frank Herbert. Set in a distant future where noble houses control planets and a valuable resource called "spice" is mined on the desert planet Arrakis, the story follows Paul Atreides, the young heir of House Atreides, as his family assumes control of Arrakis. As Paul learns about the political intrigue surrounding Arrakis and the indigenous people known as the Fremen, he discovers his own destiny tied to the planet's fate. The film explores themes of power, destiny, and ecology while showcasing stunning visuals and intense action sequences.

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The "Children of Dune" miniseries, released in 2003, is a television adaptation of the second and third novels in Frank Herbert's "Dune" series: "Dune Messiah" and "Children of Dune." Directed by Greg Yaitanes, and written by John Harrison (who directed the 2000 miniseries). The first episode of the miniseries covers the events of Dune: Messiah and the last two episodes adapt Children of Dune. This is TO DATE the ONLY attempt to adapt these two novels.

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The "Children of Dune" miniseries, released in 2003, is a television adaptation of the second and third novels in Frank Herbert's "Dune" series: "Dune Messiah" and "Children of Dune." Directed by Greg Yaitanes, and written by John Harrison (who directed the 2000 miniseries). The first episode of the miniseries covers the events of Dune: Messiah and the last two episodes adapt Children of Dune. This is TO DATE the ONLY attempt to adapt these two novels.

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The "Children of Dune" miniseries, released in 2003, is a television adaptation of the second and third novels in Frank Herbert's "Dune" series: "Dune Messiah" and "Children of Dune." Directed by Greg Yaitanes, and written by John Harrison (who directed the 2000 miniseries). The first episode of the miniseries covers the events of Dune: Messiah and the last two episodes adapt Children of Dune. This is TO DATE the ONLY attempt to adapt these two novels.

"Children of Dune" received praise for its faithful adaptation of the source material and its portrayal of the complex characters and intricate political dynamics in Herbert's universe. The miniseries features strong performances from actors such as Alec Newman (Our Paul, hands down), Julie Cox, Alice Krige, and Susan Sarandon. While working within the constraints of a television budget, the "Children of Dune" miniseries is generally well-regarded by fans of the "Dune" series for its ambitious attempt to bring Herbert's intricate narrative to the screen.

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"Children of Dune" is known for its philosophical depth, intricate political intrigue, and the exploration of ecological and environmental themes. The novel weaves a complex narrative that combines political maneuvering, familial drama, and the mystical elements that define the "Dune" universe. As with the previous novels, Herbert's writing is rich and thought-provoking, contributing to the overall depth and legacy of the "Dune" series. The last in the first "trilogy" or fugue that sets up the Dune universe that would spawn so many novels and adaptations in the decades to come.

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Originally published in serial format - Dune: Messiah is the second novel in Frank Herbert's "Dune" series, and it continues the complex narrative set in the expansive and intricate universe of Arrakis. The story unfolds several years after the events of the first novel, with Paul Atreides, now Emperor of the Known Universe, grappling with the consequences of his actions. As Paul struggles to maintain control over the sprawling empire, he faces political intrigue, betrayal, and the burdens of his prescient visions. The narrative delves into the complexities of leadership, the consequences of absolute power, and the intricate interplay of politics and religion. Dune Messiah is a thought-provoking exploration of the consequences of Paul's ascension and the challenges of ruling a universe. But is, in our opinion, a brilliantly tragic love story.

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The "Dune" miniseries, released in 2000, is a 3 part television adaptation of Frank Herbert's iconic science fiction novel. Directed by John Harrison, the miniseries presents our FAVORITE adaptation of the novel both in scope and sheer music video realness.

The miniseries pays careful attention to character development with unparalleled world building and features a stellar cast, including William Hurt, Alec Newman, and Saskia Reeves. While working within the constraints of a television budget, the 2000 "Dune" miniseries received praise for its ambition in tackling Herbert's intricate narrative, making it a notable adaptation for fans of the novel. (Naturally we freaking loved it)

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