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 ====== DUNE ======
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 **DUNE** is a book written by Frank Herbert which had a few sequels and got adapted a few times. It's considered by some to be the cornerstone of sci-fi.((:fn:>Which is quite puzzling because it is very far removed from sci-fi...like how //A Song of Ice and Fire// is far removed from Fantasy.))
-I've only seen the (new) films, so this article will be focused around that. Unfortunately, the only Dune book I own is God Emperor of Dune...which isn't really the first book.
+I've only seen the (new) films, so this article will be focused around that. Unfortunately, the only Dune book I own is //God Emperor of Dune//...which isn't really the first book.
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 ===== Reviews =====
 ==== Dune (1984) ====
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 Is it bad? Probably. But it's also more enjoyable than the new films at times.
+Also, Lady Jessica was not great, which is a far greater sin.
 ==== DUNE (Part 1) ====
 I think this film takes itself too seriously and comes off as boring/pretentious at times. Though this might actually make it match Frank Herbert's vision...as he //also// comes off as pretentious to me.
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       - It only sticks to what is definitively ‘canon’: Frank Herbert's books.
       - It doesn't got into too much details, so articles are relatively short and concise.
-  * Honestly, I love it.
+    * Honestly, I love it.
   * Once I think of what to put here, I'll put it here.
   * I don't really like the //desert// aesthetic. I would have called it Arab, but that would be inaccurate, since it //isn't// Arabic.