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filmfreedonia.com
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| | | | | . Director: Denis VilleneuveScreenwriters: Jon Spaihts, Denis Villeneuve By Roderick Heath Two and a half years since the first part of Denis Villeneuve's bifurcated adaptation of Frank Herbert's classic was released, the second comes charging out of the deep desert of current cinema-going, that vast and dread wasteland left to us by Hollywood. The first... | |
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www.filfre.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user has provided a detailed and extensive text that appears to be a blog post or article discussing various aspects of the *Dune* franchise, including its books, films, and related media. The content includes reader comments, discussions about the original and later books, the 1984 film, and its legacy, as well as mentions of other media like board games and video games. There are also some grammatical and factual corrections, such as the correct spelling of 'silicone' versus 'silicon' and the Italian name 'De Laurentiis' versus 'Laurentis'. The text also touches on the cultural impact of *Dune*, its adaptation challenges, and the reception of later novels in the series. The user's query is not explicitly stated, but it seems they may be se... | |
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historyforatheists.com
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| | | | | If there is a story that forms the heart of New Atheist bad history, it's the tale of the Great Library of Alexandria and its destruction by a Christian mob. It's the central moral fable of the Draper-White Thesis, where wise and rational Greeks and Romans store up all the wisdom of the pre-Christian ancient world in a single library, treasuring science and reason and bringing western civilisation to the brink of a technological and industrial revolution. But then a... Read More Read More | |
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mattlakeman.org
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| | | Having finished the epic, all-encompassing biographical 33-hour audiobook,Napoleon: A Life, by Andrew Roberts,I knew I wanted to write something about it, but I wasn't sure what. Napoleon Bonaparte had one of the most accomplished, divisive,big lives of any person in history, which reshaped the way we think about war, politics, revolution, culture, law, religion, and... | ||
