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Dune House Atreides / Comments on Dune: House Atreides / Why it was so-so....

Jason B
User ID: 8520773 Apr 22nd 2:24 PM
House Atreides was a good book in it's own right. It was well written and rather interesting. However, it is unrealistic to expect it to live up to the orginial. Doing so is setting yourself up to be dissapointed. Take it for what it is, not what you think it should be.

Jack
User ID: 0038914 May 7th 2:05 PM
Well said, and the same could be said of The Phantom Menace. If the original film had been released now, even with good effects, it would have been buried alive.

Fedaykin
User ID: 9321503 May 11th 6:02 PM
well written?
interesting (in it's own right)?

it doesn't have to live up to the original dune, it just has to tell a story with a shred of skill and decency. the writing employed more simple plot devices than an episode of star trek, and it read like rush limbaugh on crack.

the novel would have been *completely* boring had it not had a 6-book series of brilliance to back it up (and even with that it was inconsistent).

Anjur
User ID: 1118614 Jun 6th 5:25 AM
Yeah, take away DUNE from House Atreides and you'll have a mediocre book, destined for bargain bins.

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Jason B User ID: 8520773	Apr 22nd 2:24 PM House Atreides was a good book in it's own right. It was well written and rather interesting. However, it is unrealistic to expect it to live up to the orginial. Doing so is setting yourself up to be dissapointed. Take it for what it is, not what you think it should be.
Jack User ID: 0038914	May 7th 2:05 PM Well said, and the same could be said of The Phantom Menace. If the original film had been released now, even with good effects, it would have been buried alive.
Fedaykin User ID: 9321503	May 11th 6:02 PM well written? interesting (in it's own right)? it doesn't have to live up to the original dune, it just has to tell a story with a shred of skill and decency. the writing employed more simple plot devices than an episode of star trek, and it read like rush limbaugh on crack. the novel would have been completely boring had it not had a 6-book series of brilliance to back it up (and even with that it was inconsistent).
Anjur User ID: 1118614	Jun 6th 5:25 AM Yeah, take away DUNE from House Atreides and you'll have a mediocre book, destined for bargain bins.