Thoughts on this book?
Thoughts on this book?
Leo Mitchell
Jacob James
First one is great, a must read. The second one is absolute shit. I didn't bother reading any of the others.
Noah Barnes
It's the best selling scifi book of all time for a reason. I just saw the movie last night actually and it was good but the books are even better.
William Stewart
Yeah shit gets pretty sideways after the first one
Luis Cox
Almost bought this the other day
Jack Sanders
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Luke Rodriguez
The central sci-fi epic.
Samuel Martinez
I expected nudes, but there were no pictures at all
David Watson
Things were great until Frank died and his nigger son ruined it
Aiden Jones
>his nigger son ruined it
his SAND nigger son...
Isaac Jenkins
This. Unfortunately shit is WILDLY too hefty for most readers these days so if you're young or poorly read it will hurt a bit but it's fucking good, man.
Only read the other books if you're willing to consider all of them simultaneously not being canon in your own mind but also actively craving a fix for your undeniably hard canon lore about the dune universe.
Lincoln Davis
Book good, show is not.
Anthony Parker
Bless the Maker and His water.
Bless the coming and going of Him.
May His passage cleanse the world.
May He keep the world for His people.
Xavier Nelson
Read the book on my first trip to sea when I was 17, 63 now and enjoyed the 1984 movie and latest version
Jaxon Rogers
Little hard to get into but once the story gets going it's pretty entertaining. I'm not big on sci fi by any means but it was enjoyable
Brody King
C'mon, user! The freemen are people like any other. No different than you, me, or the harkonenns.
Evan Lewis
I'm saving that one. It's mine now.
Jacob Murphy
Brilliant man, predicted the rise of evil on this planet.
Elijah Watson
Found it really dull until the palace gets attacked and Paul flees to the desert. Liked the 1984 movie because it skipped most of the palace stuff.
Aaron Perez
Robert Russell
Messiah is too smart for most people, and that's okay, just know that you can come back to it later in life and appreciate it with a different set of eyes. The deconstruction of the hero figure is the point of most of the series and one of the most missed themes of the first book.
Don't read Brian's books, though, if you are reading everything correctly, the series wraps perfectly at the end of Chapterhouse