Dune Star Wars and Building Sci Fi Worlds

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With Denis Villeneuve's Dune adaptation on the horizon, it's time to look back to David Lynch's much maligned 1984 version of Dune. This video is a comparative analysis of Dune and the original Star Wars, with a specific emphasis on how Lynch and Lucas each go about world building while also telling a sci-fi adventure story on a backwater desert planet. The spice must flow.

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Music Featured:

Small Spaces by Steve Combs
Setup With an E by Small Colin
The Lounge by bensound
Carnival by smallertide
Sednoseteres by Hinterheim
Escaping Like Indiana Jones by Komiku
The Zone by Komiku
Both Flanks by Small Colin
Serial Killer by John Bartmann
Fragmented Pianos by Mikael Lind
Facing It by Komiku
Love Him by Loyalty Freak Music
Return to the Basis by Soft & Furious

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