A College Break & Being Late For Class

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I went to sleep on the living room couch waking up and going back to sleep from most of my dreams without recording them except for one dream, I then got in bed and I had more dreams, but I think that I must have had a dream where I recorded my dreams thinking that it was the real world.

I woke up with some memory of me recording some dreams several times, the fragments of the dreams kept popping up in my mind each time that I woke up and I went back to sleep before that, but later I realized that I had not recorded them; and so those dreams are lost now, but I know that I had formatted them in a certain order when recording them in those dreams.

Frank Herbert’s Dune

Dune (2000)
William Hurt, Ian McNeice, and Alec Newman in Dune (2000)

What Is It?

The 2000 Sci-Fi Channel three-part science fiction TV miniseries Frank Herbert’s Dune.

Frank Herbert’s Dune Trailer

Dune (2000) Miniseries Trailer

What Is It About?

This is how Metacritic describes this TV miniseries:

Starring: Ian McNeice, William Hurt, Julie Cox, Barbora Kodetová, P. H. Moriarity, Giancarlo Giannini, Matt Keeslar, Jan Vlasák, Robert Russell (III), Alec Newman, Saskia Reeves, Uwe Ochsenknecht, James Watson, László Kish

Summary: This SciFi miniseries is an adaptation by John Harrison of Frank Herbert’s first novel set in the Dune universe.

Frank Herbert’s written six novels: Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune, God Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune and Chapterhouse Dune.

This miniseries focuses on the first novel and was followed by a second miniseries (Children of Dune) focusing on the second and third novel.

In this miniseries, a young man, Paul Atreides, moves with his family to a new planet known as Arrakis.

Paul, his family, and a number of political entities become embroiled in a confrontation that will change the course of humanity.

Genre(s): Drama, Science Fiction