Water of Life soda and Little Maker's Real Melange are the real jokes here. I just wish the hoodie showed a shadow silhouette of a mouse against a moon backdrop.
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MichaelLCIn what furnace was thy brain?ChicagoRegistered Userregular
This brings up the one of the points I didn't care for in the film adaptation. This idea that the Fremen were divided into a more secular Northern Group and a Fanatic Southern group. Doing this does kind of make Stilgar look like a buffoon, particularly when contrasted to Chani's continued skepticism. The fact is, all the Fremen where zealots, including Chani. You don't embark on galaxy spanning Jihad that kills over 61 billion people by being moderates.
Why are the eyes green though? The water of life is also green? Was a color filter added at the end that shifted everything?
I'm guessing a minor difference in the display temperature settings of the monitor/device used to create the image and ours, if a sepia filter was not intentionally applied.
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MichaelLCIn what furnace was thy brain?ChicagoRegistered Userregular
Why are the eyes green though? The water of life is also green? Was a color filter added at the end that shifted everything?
I'm guessing a minor difference in the display temperature settings of the monitor/device used to create the image and ours, if a sepia filter was not intentionally applied.
Stilgar's fanaticism is funny until the end of the second movie when he and those like him start a holy war and it all becomes very serious very fast.
It is kind of a jarring transition. Stilgar has a very limited role in the first film, but he doesn't show any of this fanaticism. In fact, he's fully prepared to kill Paul for his water at the end of the first film. So, the transformation into borderline zealot buffoon in the beginning of the second film is all the more pronounced. I suspect, given the amount of time that passed between the filming of parts 1 and 2, that Villeneuve made some additions and tweaks that he later has to kind of retrofit into the narrative.
And really, the jihad isn't really shown to be such a bad thing in the films. All the viewer sees is that
a) they're fighting the awful horrible mean Harkonnen
b) they're fighting a bunch of ships that invaded their homeworld and are going to start bombing them
It doesn't really show
c) they're going to go out to all the planets and put them to the sword until they recognize Paul and the Fremen as their rulers
And really, the jihad isn't really shown to be such a bad thing in the films. All the viewer sees is that
a) they're fighting the awful horrible mean Harkonnen
b) they're fighting a bunch of ships that invaded their homeworld and are going to start bombing them
It doesn't really show
c) they're going to go out to all the planets and put them to the sword until they recognize Paul and the Fremen as their rulers
Well guess what the now confirmed to be happening third part will be about
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I want them in in Sketchers form. More comfortable when you need to do some walking with an uneven stride.
He's probably just used to having Air power from Caladan.
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I'm guessing a minor difference in the display temperature settings of the monitor/device used to create the image and ours, if a sepia filter was not intentionally applied.
Or they're high on pot.
It is kind of a jarring transition. Stilgar has a very limited role in the first film, but he doesn't show any of this fanaticism. In fact, he's fully prepared to kill Paul for his water at the end of the first film. So, the transformation into borderline zealot buffoon in the beginning of the second film is all the more pronounced. I suspect, given the amount of time that passed between the filming of parts 1 and 2, that Villeneuve made some additions and tweaks that he later has to kind of retrofit into the narrative.
a) they're fighting the awful horrible mean Harkonnen
b) they're fighting a bunch of ships that invaded their homeworld and are going to start bombing them
It doesn't really show
c) they're going to go out to all the planets and put them to the sword until they recognize Paul and the Fremen as their rulers
*there are no guarantees in the desert
Well guess what the now confirmed to be happening third part will be about
Other vehicles will pass by me, and only towing bills will remain.