BluRay --- Dune --- Now £7.95 at Zavvi
Been waiting for this to drop from a tenner for a *long* time
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Travel to a time and place beyond your imagination with this definitive edition of David Lynch's epic sci-fi adventure Dune.
Kyle Maclachlan heads an all-star cast (Sean Young, Patrick Stewart, Francesca Annis, Max Von Sydow, Sting) as Paul Atreides, an intergalactic warrior who leads his people into battle against the dreaded Harkonnens for control of the desert planet Arrakis, and it's most valuable asset: the spice Melange.
Special Features:
Destination Dune
Impressions of Dune
Interview with Golda Offenheim, Production Co-ordinator on Dune
Theatrical Trailer


All Comments (17)
Jump to unread Post a CommentWeirdly it doesn't have subtitles either, which I thought was standard nowadays.
Edited By: jbni on Sep 09, 2012 21:53
It's only been out 3 months! X)
You'll be waiting even *longer* for it to arrive (usually dispatched within a week) (_;)
Have you tried wanting to watch a film for 3 months in the glory of high definition?
Thats a *LONG* time to wait! :D
But again, cracking price, if you want it.
One day, maybe they'll do a proper restoration job on it :)
I'm pretty sure you mean Thufir..
Edited By: snitchinbubs on Sep 10, 2012 12:16
Blue Velvet - dont get the UK one, again get the US if you can or better still get the really nice French digibook.
They really bolloxed up most of the new Lynch UK releases in one way or another except for Eraserhead which is fine.
The scifi channel mini-series is closer to the book but still not that good.
Just read the book (Or Audiobook if you cannot read).
(I was expecting a remake in 2013 but it seems like it has been axed (Like most of the films I want to watch seem to be)).
If you are using someone else's story I would rather have a literal interpretation. (Watchmen - Game of Thrones (1st season) gets it right.)
The Sci-Fi series followed the book series more closely and you even get a bit more with the Children of Dune release. But the tone and weight of these are just to light and jovial to give enough depth to the Dune universe that Frank Herbert set out.
I dont even mind his sons prequels to these books as it adds weight to the serious aspects of the original books.
My name is a killing word.