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   Just another in the long line of similarities.  I could think of worse   
   sources to pull inspiration from.  Being a Herbert fan I have no complaints.   
   I was at first a little disappointed with Revolutions, but the more I   
   reflect on it the less disappointed I become.  Part of the reason I like   
   reading better than movies is the ability to interpret vague moments to your   
   own liking.  Revolutions allows you to do this while providing an extremely   
   visually stimulating scenery.   
   "Alan Third"  wrote in message   
   news:slrnbr05nf.419.athird@grover.idiocy...   
   > On Sun, 9 Nov 2003 16:28:30 -0600   
   > dan carnes  wrote:   
   > > I was amazed at how much this film reminded me of Frank Herbert's  Dune   
   > > Messiah.   
   >   
   > I've not seen revolutions (don't know that I'll bother), but the big   
   > rave scene in reloaded reminded me of Dune, when they do their thing   
   > in the cavern then have a giant orgy, and paul and chani leave the   
   > festivities and do it on their own...   
   >   
   > Although it was a while ago that I read Dune...   
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   > Alan Third   
      
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