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[–] RedCoatTurnCoat 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

I haven't read the book, but Dune is the faggiest goddamned movie I have ever seen.

I watched it recently because the recent South Park episode cracked me up and I have been repeating Mr Mackey's version of 'The Spice Melaaaange' in my head for my own amusement, also because it demonstrates the sheer faggotry of the film.

  • Everyone man continually looks at eachother lustfully, sometimes as their internal dialogues are playing.
  • All the women are she-hags that are a cross between the witch in the OG Dark Crystal and the Skekses. Even the fucking hissing kid what was that thing?
  • The method of an assassination attempt is to have the Duke draw in the men within lip-touching distance of his face and then bite down hard on something.
  • Baron Harkonnen is what every Hollywood director would look like if you shone a light on them and they weren't being kept alive from their venereal diseases. He literally has a little bitchboy he summons, pulls out a plug in his heart and gets off on washing himself in the blood. That creature is the metaphysical embodiment of the ultimate gluttonous pedo-necro-kike. Plagued, quite literally, by his own insatiable lusts.
  • Sting walking around naked out of a steam chamber wearing some fucking v thing on his crotch displaying himself like a fancy little bitch and generally tweaking out throughout the whole movie.
  • The main character ends up in the land of blue meth deeep in the desert, where he gets on a giant phallic object - the worm - and teaches all of his cohorts how to ride these giant phallic demons with him gaily. All of them hopped up on The Spiiiceee.
  • Many many man hugs and pining over men, like his reunion with Patrick Stewart and shit.
  • Directed by David Lynch.

There was more but I can't remember. I like your adrenochrome theory, also.

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[–] RodnamPosren ago 

Interesting idea. A lot of different angles to take and parallels that might be drawn.

The shipper’s guild being addicted to the spice for travel (spice being crucial to the supply chain)... the abilities of the mentat class and the limitations of the vision (youth elixirs a poor substitute for real youth)... how spice in everything in the world, except the imported food the upper class eat (taunting force of evil down to the lowest levels)...

Perhaps I’m pushing the idea to its limits in wondering of meaning in Paul’s assuming his destiny by becoming the Kwisatz Haderach... lots of savior/religious themes for sure. I don’t think he was outright addicted to spice, just that it was in everything and he was affected in as all who taste spice do... but my memory may not serve tho

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[–] Diggernicks 1 point -1 points (+0|-1) ago 

Tl;dr