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Jerry Dugan's "Beyond the Rut" Podcast & Book

Cinematic Doctrine's Dune Episode

Jerry Dugan from the Beyond the Rut Podcast joins Melvin and Shirleon in discussing Denis Villeneuve's latest film, Dune: Part Two! Jerry and Shirleon share insight into the original Frank Herbert novel, how Villeneuve's two films handle adapting such complex material, and the tragedy of Paul Atreides.

Topics:

• (PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 42-minutes roleplaying as Imagineers building a Dune-themed section of Disney World's Hollywood Studios. One person creates a ride, one person explains why it's successful, and one person explains why it's either a risk to human life or an outright failure! (PATREON EXCLUSIVE)
• Since Jerry's previous appearance on Cinematic Doctrine (Avatar: The Way of Water) he's been going strong on his podcast and has published a book! (Episode mentioned in discussion here)
• It's unanimous: the gang loves Dune: Part Two!
• Melvin, "[Seeing Dune: Part Two] is why you fall in love with movies."
• Melvin hasn't read the book, so he asks Jerry and Shirleon about the differences between Villeneuve's interpretation and the source material.
• Dune (2021) has an ethereal, philosophical exploration of how frightening and daunting the concept of possibility is as a conscience being. Meanwhile, Dune: Part Two feels primarily a tale of grand, epic proportion.
• Shirleon reads a section of the book to assert the tragic loneliness of Muad'Dib.
• Getting into how broad, deep, and positively complicated the literature of Dune can get.
• Thoughts on where a sequel is headed, as both an adaption and an interpretation of its source material.

Recommendations:

• Paranormal Activity 2 (2010) (Movie)
• Silo (2023) (Series)
• The Stormlight Archive Series by Brandon Sanderson

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