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The Dune typeface must flow

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In praise of Dune 2000
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In praise of Dune 2000

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Don’t throw away your copy of ‘The Dune Encyclopedia’

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    Is Lynch’s ‘Dune’ the greatest movie ever made?

    Maybe it’s time to admit that David Lynche’s adaptation of ‘Dune’ is actually the greatest movie ever made.

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    Frank Herbert’s son is the keeper of the Dune canon

    Frank Herbert’s son Brian is the keeper of the canon and the ultimate defender of his dad’s work.

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    The early reviews for ‘Dune’ are overwhelmingly positive

    The early reviews for ‘Dune’ are overwhelmingly positive and The Daily Beast says it’s the best #scifi #movie in years.

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    Inside the making of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune

    Enjoy this inside story on the making of Denis Villeneuve’s version of Dune.

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    Dune’s release date has been pushed back by three weeks

    Looks like the October 1 release date for Denis Villaneuve’s ‘Dune’ movie is getting pushed back by three weeks to October 22. Sigh.

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    Dune to premiere at the Venice Film Festival

    It’s happening! Dune will get its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in September. I hope the rest of us won’t have to wait...

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    Anticipation is high for the new #Dune movie because it’s such a dense book to adapt for the screen. This story discusses Lynch’s effort and Jadorowsky’s never-made film, but somehow overlooks the Sci-Fi Channel’s under-appreciated mini-series.

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