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I've been listening to Dune why because I love it. I love the movie so much I was like, I actually want to go back and I've never read the book. I've never heard the book I should say and so it's really cool. They have all these people narrating it different different characters It's really cool and if you're a fan of Dune and Arrakis and learning about Arrakis and and and Frank Herbert who wrote it is like It's it's much more descriptive than the movie even though the movies fantastic But to hear all the words and how he describes everything and you go. Oh, yeah. I remember that It's really really cool

I've been listening to Dune why because I love it. I love the movie so much I was like, I actually want to go back and I've never read the book. I've never heard the book I should say and so it's really cool. They have all these people narrating it different different characters It's really cool.

and if you're a fan of Dune and Arrakis and learning about Arrakis and and and Frank Herbert who wrote it is like It's it's much more descriptive than the movie even though the movies fantastic

But to hear all the words and how he describes everything and you go. Oh, yeah. I remember that It's really really cool

I know, I love that. It's so good. ... Dune. Yeah. And there's a pretty bleak look into our future. I know. Yeah. ... Alex Garland is, I mean, this guy. ... It's crazy. ... Dune was incredible.

I just saw it like 10 times. I love it. It's incredible. The relevance it has today is wild.

Like the Dune books, the books that I read when I was a teenager. And those books have deep roots in my mind and in my soul. And those books have been with me through the years.

Now, with Dune, fortunately, you were able to break it up into two parts. And the second one was the second half of the book.

Dune.

Frank Herbert.

It's one of the best sci-fi books.

Dune.

Second one is better than the first and the first is great if you're like a Dune nerd, which I am.

I haven't watched Dune.

And then when they fired Gina Carano from the Mandarin, I was like, shut up.

So you were saying Dune is just like Star Wars, is really just a different version of Dune. And Dune is like the better version.

Supposedly, the guy that made Dune went and saw Star Wars and went home and made Dune.

Or I think that's what the story was. Maybe I'm wrong.

Well, Dune is based on a novel, right?

He saw the original Star Wars and then went home and wrote Dune about the same time.

Oh, there you go.

Interesting.

A 1965 novel upon which Dune is based also inspired the storytelling of Star Wars.

Ah, that makes sense.

Either way around.

The other way around.

Yeah.

I thought it was earlier too.

But I heard Dune, the new Dune 2 is the shit.

I keep hearing it from everybody that it's really good.

Chuck, have you ever read the book Dune?

Nope, I haven't either.

Have you ever seen the movie?

Nope.

Me either. Oh, that's interesting. You know, they're making it again. That's great. That Dennis Villanue guy. Oh, he's good, man. Yeah, he's amazing. He did the arrival, right?

Chuck, have you ever read the book Dune?

Nope, I haven't either.

Have you ever seen the movie?

Nope.

Me either. Oh, that's interesting. You know, they're making it again. That's great. That Dennis Villanue guy. Oh, he's good, man. Yeah, he's amazing. He did the arrival, right?

Chuck, have you ever read the book Dune?

Nope, I haven't either.

Have you ever seen the movie?

Nope.

Me either. Oh, that's interesting. You know, they're making it again. That's great. That Dennis Villanue guy. Oh, he's good, man. Yeah, he's amazing. He did the arrival, right?

things like George Orwell's 1984 or the quests in J.R. Tolkien or Frank Herbert's Dune

Frank Herbert's Dune

Frank Herbert's Dune...

Things like George Orwell's 1984 or the Quests in J.R.R. Tolkien or Frank Herbert's Dune.

And Dune was written in the 60s by Geico Frank Herbert.

It's full of giant kind of sandworms and things. But what Arrakis produces is a kind of weird thing called spice that effectively powers space travel. It's also called melange.

I read Dune.

I'm not finished with it, though, but I like it so far.

I heard it's a I know Star Wars took like inspiration from Dune.

I think about Dune, right? Dune. All these great characters. The guy's name? Paul. Yeah, Paul Atreides.

When I am weak, I demand freedom because it is according to your values. When I am strong, I demand obedience because it is according to my values

I'm gonna read the book.

I heard the books, they heard it. I heard it's awesome.

I heard it's very difficult to read.

It's all about like a dude sitting there tapping into his consciousness.

I was the first book I read after did the five grams of mushrooms. I like sat in a bathtub and was like I think I made a mistake I feel weird and I cracked open Dune.

Two bookshelves, science fiction, Dune, Hitchhiker's Guide, Fahrenheit 451, Orwell, Vonnegut.

I've read the book and loved it like as a teenager

Dune by Frank Herbert.

I love Dune. Dune's incredible. Dune's incredible. Have you read the books? Yes. Yeah. Dune, the first Dune, the first is the best scifi book of all time.

The problem with Dune is the worldview that takes over that is built in from the beginning is very dark and very fatalistic. I love that I can have some hope and optimism in the first one.

So you need more red because the red makes everything.

Yeah. Red makes it go faster.

And obviously the thing that the Warhammer people are are inspired by is like the book Larian Jihad and Dune, which is the the more artful version of that story with less orcs, which makes it inferior in my mind. But I do love Dune.

And a Clark bar and the book Dune

First off, one of the great books of, I think it was the 80s, Frank Herbert, a fantastic book that brought together politics and science fiction. The movie, okay, maybe even good, not great, not enough to get people to go into the movie theaters. If they had taken most of the edits and strung it out into eight 40 minute episodes, it would have been the talk of the water cooler or the virtual water cooler for eight weeks running, either how bad it was or how good it was.

He wanted to send me his book. He wanted to send me some merchandise.

I saw Dune and I was like, oh, there's my favorite book.

And I said, I've never heard of this book. What is this book?

And he got very agitated and said, what do you mean you've never read Dune?

And I said, OK, how about this? I'll read that if you read Pride and Prejudice.

And then I wrote this review in Goodreads about how Dune was not my kind of book. And I gave it one star.

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Villeneuve was a teenager when he read the 1965 novel Dune by Frank Herbert.

My guest, Denise Villeneuve, was a teenager when he read the 1965 novel Dune by Frank Herbert.

I read the first book at 13 but then there's many books and my love for Dune went on through the years.

And also I was in love with biology when I was a student and it's something that I was mesmerized how Frank Herbert used ecology to express himself.

I was very excited when I learned that the book will be brought to the screen and it's something that I remember watching the movie and being very mesmerized and impressed by how David Lynch approached it.

I was very excited when I learned that the book will be brought to the screen and it's something that I remember watching the movie and being very mesmerized and impressed by how David Lynch approached it was also destabilized by some of his choices.

And we ended up putting out two books that became best sellers and then a film that did really well

Oh, in another book I'm rereading just because I saw the movie as Dune. I remember it's really interesting.

I got into a little dustup on the late show with Stephen Colbert because I just we have both seen Dune.

So what'd you think of Dune because he loves these big fantasy stories, right?

Okay, but there's a scene where the worm moves really fast and it is straight as it does that the worm has no legs or arms or wings.

So you can't take a straight thing and just zoom down the highway.

If you ever see a stretched out snake, it is harmless to you.

Dune, certainly. If you want to learn about leadership, I think Dune is a fantastic book.

Yusel was the name of the character in Dune by Frank Herbert. It was the nickname given by the Fremen to Paul Atreides.

I saw the movie, the book was too thick for me to read.

And don't forget fold space from Dune.

Dune, the movie was 1980s but the book is 1950s I think.

It is the star about which the Spice Planet orbits in the novel Dune.

And don't forget fold space from Dune.

Dune, the movie was 1980s but the book is 1950s I think.

No, that's Dune.

Yeah, but like even in the movie, the bugs are like the bad guys. They launched it. They, they, they attacked earth. Yeah. It's very Buenos Aires.

Well, when Frank Herbert had this great quote in Dune, he goes, when I'm weaker than you, I ask for freedom because that is according to your principles. And when I'm stronger than you, I take away your freedom because that is according to my principles.

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