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So is Feyd actually not in this thing?Kurzon posted:And there aren't very many Amish around, aren't there? It's not exactly a very popular way of life, is it? So naive… https://www.patheos.com/blogs/thefreethinker/2019/08/watch-out-america-the-amish-are-taking-over-slowly-but-surely/ quote:DUE in part to their opposition to modern birth control and the value they place on fertility, the Amish are one of the fastest growing populations in the world – and new research indicates that in 215 years, their numbers could be greater than the current population of the United States (327.2 million) The Amish are coming for you.
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Forktoss posted:Thinking about what this movie picks up from the Lynch version that isn't from the books, the Baron flying around with his floaters is a Lynch thing, isn't it? In the book he has them to make him lighter, but I don't remember him straight-up hovering in midair at any point. That’s good, I know some things are trimmed in any adaptation but cutting Feyd seemed like a weird choice.
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Martman posted:I recall some pretty straightforwardly on-point comments from Leto II basically saying liberalism leads to aristocracy and that there's something gross about hiding hatred as opposed to the "in your face" reactionary or whatever (not that the latter is better). I dunno it seemed surprisingly reasonable... maybe I haven't reached some weird part in Chapterhouse You could probably just extend that to his views on sexuality in general. It’s all pretty weird
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Failed Imagineer posted:Except in real life, of course At least Bradbury got out clean
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