[alexander_busek]

Also, I think I saw the actor who played the evil dude in “No Country for Old Men.” But his lines seemed too stiff and predictable. All I could think was that he would be pulling out that Hydronic Hose Gun he had in “No Country for Old Men.”

IMDb is your friend! Do your own research! That will enable you to far better understand the films you watch, to analyze and comment upon them, and to pose intelligent questions about them.

The actor in "No Country for Old Men" is named Javier Bardem, and, yes: He does play "Stilgar" in "Dune" and "Dune 2."

[...] but there is also an Arabic/Mexican vibe that seems out of place.

Why would you think that, in a movie based on a book with a glossary of words, fully half of which are of Arabic origin, an "Arabic vibe" could possibly be out of place? That a book/movie which explicitly references an "interstellar Jihad" shouldn't have an "Arabic vibe?" That's like complaining that a WWII movie about D-Day "was interesting, but had too many German dudes in black uniforms with swastikas running around in it."

Regards,

[wardaddy]

IMDB killed its forum long ago

Started out lib then people like us gained a foothold and they zotted it
You could tell they hated conservatives comment on movies lol
It was mighty high high volume forum for its run no question

One of the biggest I ever saw

[telescope115]

I read Dune as a teenager. The 1980s version was ok for the time. I liked the contemporary version as well. The special effects are great, the acting ok.

I’m looking forward to Dune:Prophecy on HBO. It will be interesting to see how that’s done.

[telescope115]

I really like IMDB. My favorite area is the trivia section. It’s amazing what facts are hidden away there.