A bunch of atonal experimental stuff does seem like what everyone in the Dune universe listens to, so it would be appropriate. (Seriously, isn't there a drug that a Harkonnen is addicted to that only works if you're listening to atonal music?)

I liked the sexual imprinting when I first read it, when I was like 17 (b/c hey, sex!), I would hope I have more of a problem with it now. You're right about Duncan Idaho but I guess he was sort of a narrative entry point for the reader, since so much has changed we need a surrogate. I remember thinking it had a lot…

I read Heretics and Chapterhouse when I was younger but I remember enjoying them. Are they that bad? (I keep meaning to reread the series but I have a long list of books on my shelf).

I've just learned about this and as a huge Lynch fan, I am upset with myself for never knowing about it before

I would love to see Saturn's Children by Charlie Stross adapted to the big screen.

Can Shai Hulud do the Soundtrack?

See, its working!!

Don't you blame wonderful drugs for our horrible world.

That is what I meant, but I will keep it up to shame myself.

I thought they were mostly a diplomatic and exploratory operation in TOS. Sure there were military considerations but that was not their primary function. I always imagined Starfleet as scientists first, military second.

I do enjoy the look of the uniforms but that Ralph Mcquairre design for the Enterprise is awful.

And I want to hear it!

See how wooden and un-emotive Mrs. Teapot looks in that trailer? That's the reason animation can't be replaced. The fluidity and expression in animation is unparalleled. I have no problem wanting to do work in a different style but I don't understand why people want a Live Action version of anything. Frankly, I…

I never understand this complaint. When have trailers ever not given away the whole thing?

Alien 3 is fine.

So Cameron proved Plot over Character?

Counterpoint: Josh Gad

You can be whatever you want deary.

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I thought you were going to review the lesbian crime drama with Jennifer Tilly. So I guess I fell for it.