strategist with a computer brain, so there's really no purpose for him after atreides gets btfo
He's captured by the Harkonens and made to work for them since their previous computer brain got killed by Leto's bad breath. He is pretty much a perspective character for the book reader to give some innerworkings of the Harkonen plot which isn't really present in either films. Since his actions don't have any bearing on the story's outcome it's pretty understandable that he would be cut
in books 2 and 3 he gets captured by the harkonnens who give him a poison that requires a daily antidote that they'll only give him if he agrees to help the baron. so he replaces piter (picrel) as the baron's personal human supercomputer while also trying to make moves to kill off feyd-rautha by pitting feyd up against trained atreides warriors in the arena (instead of the usual drugged up slaves that feyd is used to fighting), all while giving the baron advice that will cripple rabban on arrakis and allow maud'dib fremen movement time to grow and gain enough momentum to overthrow the harkonnens.
Nope, no Count either. The list goes on and on, book fans hate it.
h-h-mmmahhh yeaaahhhh I heard the director hates dialogue. that w-w-w-w-w-w-ould explain why he ummmm ah-h-h-h-h cut the count from the u-m-m-m-m-m ah movie, yes.
If you're actually a fan of the books I really can't square why you would care about Fenring. He's just a moron who the baron talks to and then sheds a single tear when he has a Gundam Newtype-eque mind understanding with Paul. He's a literally nothing character whose just in the book to have someone for the baron to talk to.
You clearly have not read the book. Count Fenring could kill Paul if he wanted to but decides not to. He's part of the breeding program and was a potential bloodline for the chosen one.
Undoubtedly true.
The only question is what one should consider Lynch's worst (I'd suggest Elephant Man) and what Villeneuve's best (that's where it gets really tricky).
Inland Empire is among his best. Exactly because it doesn't follow all the conventions that Elephant Man does. It's Lynch at his most Lynchean, at the very least.
>no mentats >no war of assasins >no deep ecology >no guild >no Neurolinguistic programing >no Pavlovian conditioning of the masses >no Archeofuturism >no assibya
But don't worry. There's plenty of scowling zendaya
I can’t believe the decisions made in this series. >bloat runtime >don’t use all this runtime to show off the cool Dune universe (which our art direction made bland anyways) or better explain some of the aspects of the story >instead cut a load of stuff, strip the story to barebones, and even change things moronicly
This was my major gripe with part 1, can’t believe they continued on this trend.
so he doesn't get to milk the cat?
what was the purpose of this niggur?
the audience will never know because dany's script is shit and he's a hack
strategist with a computer brain, so there's really no purpose for him after atreides gets btfo
He's captured by the Harkonens and made to work for them since their previous computer brain got killed by Leto's bad breath. He is pretty much a perspective character for the book reader to give some innerworkings of the Harkonen plot which isn't really present in either films. Since his actions don't have any bearing on the story's outcome it's pretty understandable that he would be cut
in books 2 and 3 he gets captured by the harkonnens who give him a poison that requires a daily antidote that they'll only give him if he agrees to help the baron. so he replaces piter (picrel) as the baron's personal human supercomputer while also trying to make moves to kill off feyd-rautha by pitting feyd up against trained atreides warriors in the arena (instead of the usual drugged up slaves that feyd is used to fighting), all while giving the baron advice that will cripple rabban on arrakis and allow maud'dib fremen movement time to grow and gain enough momentum to overthrow the harkonnens.
h-h-mmmahhh yeaaahhhh I heard the director hates dialogue. that w-w-w-w-w-w-ould explain why he ummmm ah-h-h-h-h cut the count from the u-m-m-m-m-m ah movie, yes.
What the frick are you talking about, Thufir dies at the end of Book 1
Nope
dune is made up of three books
no way, I heard they cut the count fenring from the entire movie too
Not Count Fenring!
Nope, no Count either. The list goes on and on, book fans hate it.
>book fans
If you're actually a fan of the books I really can't square why you would care about Fenring. He's just a moron who the baron talks to and then sheds a single tear when he has a Gundam Newtype-eque mind understanding with Paul. He's a literally nothing character whose just in the book to have someone for the baron to talk to.
You clearly have not read the book. Count Fenring could kill Paul if he wanted to but decides not to. He's part of the breeding program and was a potential bloodline for the chosen one.
oh no, not glup shitto
Lynch Dune remains undefeated
Lynch's worst is still better than Denise's best.
Based
Undoubtedly true.
The only question is what one should consider Lynch's worst (I'd suggest Elephant Man) and what Villeneuve's best (that's where it gets really tricky).
>Lynch's worst (I'd suggest Elephant Man)
Crazy talk, its Inland Empire by many, many miles
Inland Empire is among his best. Exactly because it doesn't follow all the conventions that Elephant Man does. It's Lynch at his most Lynchean, at the very least.
Don't worry, there's more than enough zendaya for everyone instead
>no mentats
>no war of assasins
>no deep ecology
>no guild
>no Neurolinguistic programing
>no Pavlovian conditioning of the masses
>no Archeofuturism
>no assibya
But don't worry. There's plenty of scowling zendaya
maybe one day, a decade from now, someone will have AI generate a proper adaptation of Dune... maybe it'll be one of us
I can’t believe the decisions made in this series.
>bloat runtime
>don’t use all this runtime to show off the cool Dune universe (which our art direction made bland anyways) or better explain some of the aspects of the story
>instead cut a load of stuff, strip the story to barebones, and even change things moronicly
This was my major gripe with part 1, can’t believe they continued on this trend.
More time for zendaya
>liking Dune at all
Still better than what he did to Alia.