4 ms·
Arguing with the physics of Dune is like taking issue with the way time travel works in Back to the Future. Still suits honestly have the more glaring issue, a
by cykros 3y ago
Arguing with the physics of Dune is like taking issue with the way time travel works in Back to the Future.
Still suits honestly have the more glaring issue, and that's one that's apparent not just on film, but in the original text as well.
Anyway, it's not science fiction; it's space fantasy. Let it be.
- Retric 3y agoIt’s IMO more interesting to look for reasons that something could be consistent than try and point out issues like this. Still suits could have some ‘sci-fi’ scale thermal battery assuming Arrakis gets cold at night. You could get warm enough during exercise the body starts to sweat while the suit generally feels cool in the sun and sufficently warm at night.
- aaron695 3y ago[dead]
- SiempreViernes 3y agoThe sequence shown is clearly intended precisely to highlight the reality of the ornithopters, being a variant of those sequences in war movies that just show cool shots of real things being prepared for a mission. Since the movie chooses to depict these sci-fi elements with that type of images of, I think it is fair to scrutiny them for realism.
- readthenotes1 3y agoBut your ok with worm juice opening up ancestral memories?