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Filmed and edited by Niko Düne.Author: OncleSpike Tags: niko düne dune coloc colloc bonus oncle spike Posted: 24 November 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

Filmed and edited by Niko Düne.Author: OncleSpike Tags: niko düne dune coloc colloc bonus oncle spike Posted: 24 November 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

Un abruti veut faire le beau avec sa Ferrari California et perd le contrôle dans un virage pour se planter contre un engin de chantier... oops 180 000 euros qui partent en fumée :/Author: webchoc Tags: crashe Ferrari lors dune course sauvage Posted: 17 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

This guy flips down a huge dune, and doesn't lose control. Amazing Ranked 4.49 / 5 | 28640 views | 6 comments Click here to watch the video (00:29) Submitted By: vanmennace Tags: Funny Stupid Fun Back Flips Dune Categories: Travel & Outdoors

Author: Leviticusmky Keywords: Litany against fear Dune Frank Herbert Animation Added: November 10, 2009

sur le podiumAuthor: doudoulove31 Tags: dune toulouse Posted: 10 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

sur le podium 2Author: doudoulove31 Tags: dune toulouse Posted: 10 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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Author: miscellanea48 Keywords: René MAGRITTE Modest MOUSSORSKI. Pictures at an Exhibition The old Castle.Tableaux d'une exposition Le vieux Château. Added: November 6, 2009

Stories Covered Dune by Neil Castle Black Dynamite 31 megs Listen Now [See post to listen to audio]

When I closed my eyes and pictured the greatest villain costumes in sci-fi movies, I was surprised how often hair -- and headpieces -- come into play. That makes sense for those of us who are not costume purists because we're thinking of the character as a whole, and in movies we're very often looking at close-ups of villains. We want to get up close and personal, to study the sneer, to examine the evil eyes, to absorb the dismissive scowl, to observe the raised eyebrows. Isn't it the whole package that sells a character as a villain? The actor makes all the difference in the world, no matter if he's buried under a ton of makeup or becomes nearly unrecognizable, but the costume plays an important role. In honor of all those who will sally forth this weekend in costumes that are good, bad, and ugly, we salute the designers of the top ten (plus a couple of bonus selections) greatest villain costumes in sci-fi movies, and the actors who wear them. The Emperor Ming (Flash Gordon) It takes a truly evil villain to pull off this particular outfit. Arrayed in varying shades of deep red and gold, Ming (the always game Max von Sydow) threatens to steal the show when those eyebrows are raised. Somehow Ming looks both sartorially forward-thinking -- what is that raised cowl doing back there except to frame his bald head -- and ridiculously, gloriously silly. Read the rest over at SciFi SquadFiled under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, ListsContinue reading Are These The Ten Greatest Villain Costumes in Sci-Fi Movie History? Permalink | Email this | Comments

Last March, the trades confirmed that Peter Berg was the latest director brave enough (or foolish enough) to tackle a new adaptation of Frank Herbert's legendary Dune. News has been scarce since, though just last month Berg was assuring MTV that he was still involved, and that he was trying to crunch Josh Zetumer's 200-page script into something manageable "without offending the purists." Other than some intriguing Robert Pattinson casting rumors, there hasn't been much for fans to really discuss or rant about. But an intriguing story has popped up on Pajiba. Their inside source claims that Berg has dropped out of the Dune remake, and that Paramount is scrambling for a new director. The search is fraught with difficulty for Paramount, according to Pajiba's source. "The search, however, has run into two issues: 1) they're looking for a director who can put the movie together for under $175 million, which sounds manageable, but they don't want anything resembling the crap effects of the '84 film, and 2) they want a director who already has a preexisting passion for the novel and is enthusiastic about the project." But the search has allegedly landed on two splashy newcomers: Neil Marshall and and Neill Blomkamp. Marshall is said to be the frontrunner, championed by producer Kevin Misher. But the studio lukewarm on Marshall's resume and likes Blomkamp, who they feel has the "vision" for the film. This is all rumor and speculation at this point, and nowhere is it stated why Berg dropped out of the remake. (A schedule conflict would be likely. Berg has one heck of a full plate.) There's also something a little too dreamy about those mentions of Blomkamp and Marshall. I'm very, very curious to see how this little rumor is played out, and if it could lead to a Dune adaptation that's palatable and faithful to Herbert.Filed under: Action, Classics, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Paramount, RumorMonger, Scripts, DIY/Filmmaking, Newsstand, Remakes and Sequels Permalink | Email this | Comments

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We start with a geek's audio tribute to the late John Hughes, director of Weird Science. Then, architect Magnus Larsson wants to build sand dunes out of bacteria. Not just any sand dunes. We're talking thousands of miles long in the Sahara. Whoah. Also, countries try to enhance their borders with, wait for it, technology. And we end with an interview with Dr. Laura Stachel of WE CARE Solar.