XPost: rec.arts.movies.current-films
From: YourName@YourISP.com
On 2020-09-10 05:25:33 +0000, Flasherly said:
> On Thu, 10 Sep 2020 13:14:19 +1200, Your Name
> wrote:
>
>> Villeneuve isn't the problem ... Dune itself is the problem. It's *awful*!
>
> Herbert has whole portions, long passages of dedicated characters and
> circumstances, only not fixed within a greater portion of development
> lent characters as a whole, spread across the Dune volumes, that is,
> anymore than Nero in succeeding Tiberius or Commodius and Marcus
> Aurelius can offer coherence in the same passage and timeframe.
>
> Villeneuve is basically looking at an Evelyn Waugh conundrum, actually
> acceptably accomplished in the 2008 film Brideshead Revisited, within
> parameters to correspond with a ten-part, earlier BBC series,
> featuring Jeremy Irons.
>
> Except Villeneuve's problem is he has to scratchout beady David
> Lynch's eyeballs, superceding him, along an awful Dennis Hooper,
> nobody had even ever seen before, with a gasmask full of drugs in one
> hand, stuck tight to his swelling red face, a loaded popgun in the
> other, pointed at the creepy peeping tom hiding in the closet with a
> tubeful of floating fat cats intravenously injected into his veins;-
> Floating down, that cat walked right up and said to the awaiting jazz
> musician wearing a black t-back, clear up the crack of his ass, both
> beatifically smiling into one another's eyes, brother, at one before
> his vision as he then proceeded to explain -- 'Dig man, when they're
> about to puke-up all over on the floor next to the ear I cut off that
> catatonic guy, they'll be ready for me to send in you to them,
> dharling Fay.'
Who let the AI bot loose again?? :-\
This drivel is unreadable and makes no sense.
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