Is the emperor significant/is he going to be a player across multiple films?
Cause buddy is 80 years old lol
Is the emperor significant/is he going to be a player across multiple films?
Cause buddy is 80 years old lol
Sorta but he just has to have a few chats and stand there
I thought Emperor eyed young but maybe they’ll de-age him? Idk
Letos age roughly iirc
This presentation really helps nail in the scope of everything going on. Herbert was a genius for coming up with all of this.
This presentation really helps nail in the scope of everything going on. Herbert was a genius for coming up with all of this.
!https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R0krUthYxF4&t=4046sI would watch but don't wanna be spoiled
I would watch but don't wanna be spoiled
It doesn’t spoil past the first movie
Dune > Lord of the Rings just because it avoids the good vs evil trope and shows how politics/religion/environmental problems aren’t black and white.
Dune > Lord of the Rings just because it avoids the good vs evil trope and shows how politics/religion/environmental problems aren’t black and white.
Dune > Lord of the Rings just because it avoids the good vs evil trope and shows how politics/religion/environmental problems aren’t black and white.
Fair but was it already a trope before LOTR also it was written during the time of fascism vs the world so it was kinda relevant. Dune came out during the cold war and reflected the more complex nature of man at the time.
Fair but was it already a trope before LOTR also it was written during the time of fascism vs the world so it was kinda relevant. Dune came out during the cold war and reflected the more complex nature of man at the time.
Good points
Not that I’m saying Lord of the Rings is bad I just enjoy the complexity of Dune personally
Good points
Not that I’m saying Lord of the Rings is bad I just enjoy the complexity of Dune personally
yeah I just finished Children Of Dune and it definitely makes LOTR look like Sesame Street in its themes etc. I'd say Tolkien had a more expressively descriptive way of writing his characters, settings and situations but he doesnt get nearly as cerebral.
yeah I just finished Children Of Dune and it definitely makes LOTR look like Sesame Street in its themes etc. I'd say Tolkien had a more expressively descriptive way of writing his characters, settings and situations but he doesnt get nearly as cerebral.
Also a good point
Lord of the Rings is very character driven
Also a good point
Lord of the Rings is very character driven
Captain Nemo is the only other fictional character I can think of that was written as epically as Aragorn and Gandalf
yeah I just finished Children Of Dune and it definitely makes LOTR look like Sesame Street in its themes etc. I'd say Tolkien had a more expressively descriptive way of writing his characters, settings and situations but he doesnt get nearly as cerebral.
very different books
very different books
"I know nothing comparable to Dune except Lord Of The Rings"
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