A Masterpiece In Disarray Author Breaks Down Detailed Oral History Book Of David Lynch's Dune

Author Max Evry discusses A Masterpiece in Disarray: David Lynch's Dune. An Oral History, and the challenging multi-year journey to write it.
A Masterpiece in Disarray: David Lynch's Dune. An Oral History is now available to purchase.
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[@spaceagedreamer5310]

Wonderful book on a film that has always been a big favourite of mine, great interview too.

[@AlanJas-ut6ym]

i Love David Lynch's Dune. Wonderful Interview♥

[@fishdude78]

Always enjoyed Dune. Even the theatrical version that was released is perfectly accessible.

[@TacomaJohnsons]

Read Mr. Evry's book. Very good. I am probably in the minority here, but after seeing Dune Part 2, I now hate the Villeneuve version. This is because Villeneuve's version so altered the Herbert story that it is now crap, despite the wonderful cinematic imagery. Compared to Villeneuve's version, the Lynch theatrical version is far superior despite its additions (e.g. weirding modules and rain at the end). Lynch's vision was far more faithful to the source material than Villeneuve's version, which completely emasculated Paul and the Fremen. Total crap! Long live Lynch's version (including the Spicediver Fanedit).