Dune (1992) | Forgotten Gems
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In this series, we're delving into video game oblivion.
Titles that have, at some point, fallen into obscurity.
Today, we're talking about Dune (1992, Cryo Interactive) - a very unconventional mix of strategy and adventure gameplay for MS-DOS, Amiga and Sega Mega CD based on Frank Herbert's Dune. It's the most faithful video game adaptation of the source material and, to me, one of the most fascinating adaptations of Dune ever made.
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Movies/TV-Shows shown in this video:
Dune (1984)
Frank Herbert's Dune (2000)
Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
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Contains music from:
Dune (1992) Soundtrack by Stéphane Picq and Philippe Ulrich
Dune - Spice Opera: • Dune - Spice Opera
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The spice must flow.
Chani's Eyes - that soundtrack song can just as well stand on its own. The game's OST was amazing.
I stopped the video and just searched the soundtrack, it's just too amazing to let it slide, and for such small tools - it's one of the most impressing results I heard!
Still one of my favorite PC OSTs of all time. Great to write and brainstorm to.
@@TuxedoMagnum Hands Zimmer himself would be proud. You could have played this soundtrack during the movie and I would have been just as impressed.
Hello! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Modern tools allowed significant improvement of stereo field, as expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response.
Dune always found its way into my Top 10 of Amiga games. It was released to good reviews but got never much recognition afterwards. Especially after DUNE II everyone either mocked or just dismissed it alltogether, which I found unfair. So thank you, thank you, thank you RagnarRox for making a beautiful review of this odd and nearly forgotten gem.
This was the ever first game I owned in a big box - because I was a lousy fucking kid not knowing how to value a gift from my father, sadly I don't have it anymore - but this game was my first favorite. It also introduced me into the world of Herbert and sci-fi and had a VERY long lasting effect on my thinking in general...once I replayed it a bit older, and read the books and saw the movies. Thank you for this. I might just replay it again this weekend.
This was one of my first and still most favorite games as a child, as well. I'd wake up early in the morning and sneak downstairs to our living room where we had our Tandy computer, and because the morning sun was so bright from the windows, I'd have to hide both myself and the computer screen under a blanket to play. Some of my best memories are from those times... and Dune is probably still my favorite book series today.
@@reticent Man, that's such a nice memory, thank you for sharing it!
I wish I had 10% of the retro stuff my dad bought me for my dos cpu as a kid
@@Lyricaldeamin I kept mine. Have a nice collection now....! :) sorry to annoy you!
@@gamingtonight1526 not annoying me at all bud lol. I love and enjoy all this.
Instant Nostaliga; have many fond memories about that game. The graphics are still stunning and the game itself blew my mind when I was kid. Played it so much I could eventually speedrun it in 20 minutes.
Most adventure games are about solving object puzzles while the story is mostly linear, but Dune has no puzzles like that. Instead it's all about politics, building relations and gaining influence and military power through diplomacy and meticulous management of your loyalists.
So even though it has the structure and style of an adventure game it feels like you what you decide really matters to how the story progresses and the npc's aren't just static hint dispensers but people with their own agenda. That was an amazing achievement in 1992.
It also has one of the best sountracks ever. Very enchanting and fits the setting perfectly
Thanks! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Improvement of stereo field, expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response in comparison to the 1992 version are now allowed by modern tools!
This game was actually my first exposure to DUNE in general, and I still have fond memories of playing it even though I was really too young to know what I was doing. I loved this game! It was fascinating, and really sparked my love for the universe it's set in.
This video was so fascinating that I paused it halfway through, read Dune for the first time, then came back and rewatched now that I understand what a masterpiece is being adapted. Great video, amazing book. Thank you, Ragnar.
Amazing series of books indeed. If you read Dune Messiah you'll get the real message of the author behind the first novel. :)
Your commentary in this Forgotten Gems makes me think you might be the most well-informed games' related content creator on TH-cam. I highly enjoyed this and your expertly seasoned take on Dune's lasting importance.
I loved this game soooo much, was playing with it on Amiga 1200 back in 1992. I have never managed to finish it, it was hard, and was still studying English, did not understand much of it, but loved the movie as a little kid, so I was playing with this game. It did not help much that on Amiga saving was ... rather tricky. But nevertheless, I loved it, the graphics for its time were pretty, and the music. Oh my God, that music.
Videos like this is the reason I have subscribed.
shameless plug. I uploaded a full playthrough long ago if you're curious how it ends
th-cam.com/video/zKLauN9fMgs/w-d-xo.html
Hello! The sounds of amiga DUNE OST were digitalized directly from the "Dune Spice Opera" album, that's why they are so special compared to the PC version!
The 2024 release remastered digital album in Hi-Res Audio 96/24 is now available on BandCamp, with expanded stereo, spectrally enhanced sounds and powerful dynamics.
Enjoy the amiga OST in an unveiled quality, as with the full multiversion Soundtrack with bonus songs, 22 tracks total!
God, already 26 years since this was released. I saw a friend play it on his brothers PC back when i t was released ... but i never forget it.
I honestly have no idea what this game was, but since it's made by you, it warrants an immediate click, very few content creator's can do that for me, but you definitely are one.
I just absolutely love the hard work you put into your art within your videos, keep up the great work Ragnar !
You just watch videos about things you already know? What's the point
@@bast01 To hear another person's take on that thing? Kappa
@@Biouke but why only or mainly do that
The death screen deeply disturbed me as a kid.
Oh, who am I kidding, it still does.
Also, Centauri Kim Jong Un.
Had some nightmares about that when i was 9. The scene combined with the music and harkonnen laughs chilled my bones.
Perhaps the most influential game of my childhood. Loved it.
With the change in youtube's algorithm, I saw a lot of content creators just up their videos to 10 minutes and post very often. I wanted to commend you for sticking to what you believe in; producing quality content. this channel deserves a lot more views and followers for the amount of time and energy invested in these videos. I think I speak for a lot of people here; don't change your content Ragnar.
Well.. youtube algorithm actually prefers longer vidoes, the 10 minute standard is an older one (when it was all about as many videos as possible).
There's a whole rabbit hole of 2-13 hour long video game analysis videos by various content creators on youtube. I love them.
Oh gosh, yes, dune 1... sweet memories.
I broke the game in quite a unique way in my first playthrough.
I don't remember the details, but I missed some crucial elements to progress the main story. So I developed my spice production and my army and, after a while, took over one Harkonnen fort after the other. At one point, only the Harkonnen capital of Arrakeen was left unconquered.
At that point, I finally managed to continue the main story, and Chani was captured. I was told to liberate her, I needed to find her first.
Not a single Harkonnen fort was left, so she was held captive in Arrakeen. When I rode there by worm I even saw here standing there, just before I was killed.
But the attack on Arrakeen was the culmination of the main story; it did not allow an attack on the capital out of order.
Whenever I tried to attack, I got a "you need to find Chani first before attacking the capital; otherwise, the Harkonnen will punish her" message.
The Harkonnen had no troops left, so they did not try to re-take the surrounding areas even when I left it devoid of any defenders.
So on my first playthrough, I conquered all of Arrakis, minus one place, and could not win the game.
I'll never forget that 'oh my god, atomics' line. Played the hell out of this with my dad when I was younger, and I'm fairly certain it's taught me more English than school ever could.
I've never forgotten this gem ;)
It's one of those childhood games i go back to from time to time.
Very nice video, keep it up :)
I share your video every time I tell someone new about this game. You cover its merits so well.
I enjoyed this game and its soundtrack so much, I'll never forget it. First played it using dosbox on a tablet only a few years ago.
Thanks for this great tribute (the tone of your narrating voice also fits perfectly to the mysteries of Dune - Frank Herbert would have been proud). A really underrated and fascinating game, I also liked playing back then.
Since I'm fairly young And didn't grew up with those games, I only came across Dune recently because of an Arrakis remix I really dig. But since then I'm fully immersed into this whole world of Dune. Thank you for this video! :)
Thank you for the memories from childhood. Emperor Battle for Dune still is my favourite, but this one have a place in my heart as a Dune fan, mostly by that awesome soundtrack.
This brings back memories. I loved Dune 2000. I actually played this game too as a teenager and I remember being so psyched to see some characters from the novel represented that usually don't get covered.
A content with this much depth and quality has too little appreciation from the community tells a lot about the platform.
Anyway, Dune was my favourite Sci-Fi book and this game was the first game I ever played in my life, and has a special place in my heart. It is great to see someone does justice to the whole series it deserves. Keep up the good work!!
I still haven't recovered from the emotional horror of The Rule of Rose ... but damn it I want more! 😄
And a new Dune movie is in production, def hoping a rerelease on gog
Salokin AND MY AXE
@@andrewgraves9636 AND MY BOW
sadly the rights are lost, forgotten.. you're left with abandon ware. get a cd iso of it. and praise dosbox.
I've come back to this video so many times. Still rewatching your older videos all the time!
I must've played this game a dozen times over, and I still very much enjoyed hearing your analysis of its design.
Thanks for this, now i have to play dune once again!!
Love this game so much, it was YEARS ahead of it's time!
Thank you for this video. It gave the game a tribute it deserved. I have fond memories playing it as a teen. I started to replay it after years just yesterday and bumped into this video. Thank you.
So:
Paul, Jessica and Feyd-Rautha - resemble their Lynch movie counterparts
Duke Leto Atreides, Hara and Chani - something out of the early Wing Commander games
Gurney Halleck - the joker if he was 90 years old
Duncan Idaho - a Centauri from Babylon 5
The Emperor - what's with the hornes?
With every video you make, all I can do is just smile. I've experienced a great loss suddenly, recently, and watching your videos have made helped me out a little. Thank you RR.
8:46 Now here you see just how much the developers cared about Dune lore. Notice the bull's head with the bloody horns above the throne? Those who've read the novels may recognize it as the head of the bull that killed Paul's grandfather.
'I am your father, and this is your mother.'
Paul receives this stunning revelation EVERY SINGLE DAY OF HIS LIFE.
In all seriousness though, this really leaves me disappointed in how little imagination goes into today's modern game design. I mean, studying ecology to bring Arakas's Mars-like wasteland back to lush green jungles? What a magical way to wordlessly unfold the player's stakes in the state of the planet! I only wish the game had taken it one step further, and made it so that your more dogged rivals try to burn your cultivated lands down to try to reset to the old status quo, and have to wage a huge skirmish as a result.
As I watch this, and continue to be more and more impressed by the game just in general, I am taken aback by the fact that this game and all of its facets were made in 1992
Congratulations on this superbly made video. You were able to put into words all the things we all love about this videogame and we didn’t even realize them. So many brilliant flawless details, all of them perfectly explained with a captivating speech. As for Dune, as you said, it is truly a GEM I will personally never forget.
I still own the boxed game and it is one of my treasures. My father brought it home from the us when i was a child and it blew me away.
The 2D flight animation is even more beautiful than the voxel one. And you can see trees in the terraformed areas. And the more you terraform , the more trees appear.
And those sunsets are... superb. Best 2D graphics I ever seen...
Wonderful video sir, really glad to have found your channel!
This was a very well put together video!!! Well written, nicely voiced, clearly a lot of effort went into it. Great content RagnarRox!!!
"4 to 8 hours have passed and I suddenly beat the entire game in one fell swoop"... That was me yesterday 😜
I almost never play, but was drawn to play it after years... And just couldn't stop.
Very well put video, thanks for sharing.
Cryo made some of the most interesting games of all time. Love the video, keep it up!
A video about Dune 1992 in 2019! Thank you for remembering this game. It remains my favourite game if for nothing else than for the aesthetic. I think it's gorgeous to look at.
Damn, beat me to it! Glad you're reviewing hidden gems like these. Love your work!
Ragnar has such a good voice and speaks so calmly and softly, that i now put his videos as sort of a ASMR for me to sleep.
It's really good, relaxing and reassuring, as if someone was telling me a bedtime story...
I spent way too many hours playing this game on my amiga 600, back in the early to mid 90's, I think it's probably the game I've completed the most times. No other game have quite scratched an itch the same way. It's one of the few games I get nostalgic about, along side Secret of Monkey Island, Final Fantasy 8, Wings and Europa Universalis II.
i loved this game. Great to recall this memories thanks to your video! Great work!
This was one of the first games I've played along Dune 2. And I love you bro for making such a great talk about it.
Best book ever. I've read it 10+ times and it never gets old.
I just got this working thanks to your instructions left in the description, thank you so much!
This was by far one of the most memorable game from my childhood. I was obsessed with terraforming the whole entire planet into a green haven.
This game blends RTS and quest perfectly. It nails the atmosphere of the book spot-on!
Kind of wished I could have gotten this to work in Dosbox. Getting an abandonware ISO is easy and legal. Whenever I try to follow Ragnar's guide though it never works. I drag the ISO onto the DOSbox shortcut. It mounts. I go to type in cd dunecd and it says it can't change it. Oh well, wanted to play it, can't.
Edit: Okay, I figured it out because I went to find a new ISO and it tells you how. Ragnar's guide is right, but if his way doesn't work try this ignore all quotation marks.
Type: *D:* hit enter
Type *dune*
That should start the game up and you'll confirm your settings. Then you'll probably have to launch it again.
Is this the only way to play the game?
@yoplaitless Depends on the game and where you look.
I'm always happy to see you've uploaded something
I played this game at a very young age, without any knowledge of English which made it infinitely harder to play or even understand exactly /what/ was happening, but the visuals and the gameplay somehow were so striking that to this day, just seeing it invokes the most intense sense of nostalgia, especially since I haven't thought about this game in literal decades and this video is the first time I've seen it again in a long, long time - and yet it feels completely familiar, as if I last played it yesterday.
It's really fascinating to see how to actually play the game and to realize the immense detail that went in to it, all things that flew over my head when I was a kid that barely knew ten words in English.
Thank you for your always high quality content, Ragnar!
I played the Hell out of Dune, the Battle for Arrakis on Genesis
I'd love to see some sort of retrospective on Cryo Interactive. They have to be some of the most creative people out there.
Thanks! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Improvement of stereo field, expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response in comparison to the 1992 version are now allowed by modern tools!
You probably won't see this, but...
Have you maybe played Kuon? If so, I loved your Rule of Rose analysis video and I wouldn't mind seeing like that for Kuon, another extremely rare video game.
Thanks and keep making amazing content!
New Ragnar video, woot! You're my favourite content creator, man, keep up the great work!
This game... unfortunately I played it when I was way too young and my english proficiency abysmal, thus I didn‘t understand anything nor was able to play it very well. Yet, it still fascinated me. The graphics, THE MUSIC, it‘s maybe Cryo‘s best game.
I still remeber when I was a kid and had just learned present perfect tense, ran from school home, fired up Dune and finally started to understand the dialogs and enjoy the game.
Thanks! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Improvement of stereo field, expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response in comparison to the 1992 version are now allowed by modern tools!
@@StephanePicqDune Already bought it on Bandcamp!
Will there perhaps be a "Lost Eden" remastered OST as well?
You may want to check out Cryo's Lost Eden, it is sort of a spiritual successor to their take on Dune.
Thank you for this retro-review; it was awesome!
This is still my favorite adaptation of Dune, as well. Played it so many times back in the day. Never tried pure ecological warfare against the enemy, so that has me wanting to boot it up again! One of the things I liked to do when I figured it out was remain outside of a capture base long enough for it to get turned into a Sietch. You can even do it with the Harkonnen headquarters at the end, and the final bits of dialogue play out in a cave instead of the fortress. It's pretty funny.
Hat's Off to you for covering this game! Keep it up!
I am assuming from your accent that you are Swedish or at least Scandinavian (the user name helps in this assumption lol). The production quality is great in these videos and it is evidently very well thought out but also your command of the English language is really very impressive, you legitimately speak more eloquently than a lot of mother tongue speakers. This is real quality content, congrats!
I only played it a little back when I was a child and never found it again since I became an adult. You did really well on this video and remembered me of a good old time. Thanks for that.
Mua'dib!
My name is a Killing Word
Muad'Dib
@@DanSlotea I hated that in Heretics of Dune they misswrote it.
@@MarlonSolisFallas I dunno about that. The books in my country are fine. What exactly are you talking about?
Mua'dlib Gold soundtrack ftw
Wow, I have not seen this title before. I did play Dune 2 on the Sega Genesis. Great story telling about this game. Reminds me of a gem I enjoyed growing up, Shadowrun for Sega Genesis. Awesome you mentioned Master of Magic another title I enjoyed playing.
He has uploaded, and I shall watch the whole video, leaving anything else aside, since I love his content
This was a well-timed treat! Dune's been my hypervixation recently
Fantastic work, as always! You're really the Smaug of the forgotten gems vault at this point, in terms of sheer awesomeness (luckily for us, not in terms of cranky burnsy character)
I'm not a writer, so just thanks a lot for your work.
I miss games like Dune and you make it more less forgotten, thank you!😄
One of the first games I ever played. Still one of my favorites. I had this, 7th guest, and myst. Dune is still one of my favorites today. Dune 2000 was another great one.
I still remember today when exactly I played this game back in may 1993 on my good old Amiga 500. I didn't know much about Herbert universe at that time - I read the books only 2 years later during my chemical engineering studies, what a coincidence ^^ - but the music and the atmosphere of the whole aventure has left such a footprint. I was so excited to be able to win by ecological meanings, it was like discovering games in the games in the game... in a very appealing and subtile way. Yeah the game was a bit easy, especially compared to the Westwood one - I absolutely loved by the way - but not short. And for once it was a joy to be able to play in its original French version.
Love your video, awesome 25 minutes. Thank you!
Chani's music
Thanks! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Improvement of stereo field, expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response in comparison to the 1992 version are now allowed by modern tools!
This was lovely to wake up with Ragnar! never really engaged with the movies or books of Dune, but I've always heard good things about them. This was one I never heard of and one I found very interesting! Wonderfully done as always!
If you're interested in the story, go with the book, not either of the films. :)
Got it, I'm more of a book man myself anyways!
Great video Ragnar!
My dad and uncles were obsessed with dune. I used to watch him play this game on the Amiga 500. The soundtrack is amazing. This game was mechanically inventive and unique. I specifically searched youtube to see if someone did a review on it. I don't know what to call this type of game design. It's such a mishmash or hybrid. I haven't really seen things like this anymore. Dune CD was the first game I had on CD-rom and the animation sequences were completely mindblowing to me. It was mezmerizing
Hello! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Modern tools allowed significant improvement of stereo field, as expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response.
Love the video! Just a small language tip: at 11:58 you talk about flying all the way around the planet and say "you'll surround the entire globe until you reappear from the east". Surround means to be on all sides simultaneously. A better word would be "circumnavigate" which means to go all the way around ;)
I didn't realize till this moment, that Dune and original X-Com are both holds title of timeless ultimate perfect mix, for me. I can't put any of these beneath another.
I had this game on a floppy disk my friend lent me. How times have changed
This was really nice to learn about, I had never heard of this game.
As always an excellent video! Thank you.
wow im beyond pleased that i stumbled upon your channel!
I have played Dune 2000 back in the day and read the novel few years back and loved the both. But I always thought that Dune 1's gameplay was similar to Dune 2000 and never knew that it's actually quite different. Thanks for this video, I'll check this one out.
I love Gurney Halleck's portrait that they did. It fits the character so well.
Personally, I hated Dune 2 for being so unlike the 1992 Dune game.
It's so good to see someone reminding people of this little gem!
Man, you had the fancy CD-ROM edition. I owned it too but only the floppy disk version. It's the same game, minus full-motion video of flying around/scene transitions. And of course, it lacks the recorded audio of spoken dialog. The day/night cycle is still in the floppy version, though!
The game just oozed atmosphere and it's one of the reasons I really miss that sweet spot of early 90s PC/Amiga gaming. The audio/visuals were becoming really advanced (yet still retaining the stylized hand-drawn look of earlier, simpler graphics before it all became digitized/3D rendered CGI) and there was a lot of experimentation with game play and structure.
Also, still to this day: One of my favorite Dune soundtracks to listen to. Particularly the Adlib version for that extra flavor of nostalgia.
If you're truly looking for similar and endearing experiences that expertly mix adventure gameplay with strategy elements, you should look for Lost Eden. It's by the same guys that made this game, I think, but with an original story and made like, 3 years later. Much more polished and all. I fell in love with it when I was a kid and recently found out it's on Steam for around 10 bucks.
Hello!
The Remaster of Lost Eden music is now available for download on B@ndC@mp in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, with six bonus tracks!
Thanks to the modern tools available in 2024, enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, makes the sound really better in comparison to the 1992 version. This version pulls you in a higher sound experience! Total 20 tracks!
the terraforming -> worm death -> spice scarcity relationship is brilliant indeed, but it's not invented here - it's taken straight from the latter novels. Kudos to Cryo Interactive for the faithful adaptaion, which far transcends the first novel!
I used to play this game on Mega CD. It was on sale and I liked the novel so I decided to try it out. This video brings back so many memories!
I loved this game as a kid.
Played it over and over.
I loved, loved this game. The soundtrack alone still gives me chills.
Also, cool points for the Herzog Zwei reference.
Hello! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Modern tools allowed significant improvement of stereo field, as expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response.
*Sees Dune
*Kashmir starts playing in my head
Another amazing video from you. Keep up the good work.
Great video. One of my favourite games ever.
I remember being completely immersed in this game and not understanding how it was so different from it's "sequel" Dune 2. It's too bad the game is pretty much lost to time, because it really is something special.
I loved this game when it came out, I was very disappointed that part 2 was not made in the same style as the first one. The music as you can hear in the background was very amazing, both haunting and beautiful for synthesized computer music at the time.
Hello! The studio version of this OST, Dune Spice Opera 2024 Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, and soon on CD!
BONUS GAME OST dual soundcards (AdlibGold-RolandMT32) included!
Modern tools allowed significant improvement of stereo field, as expanded frequency spectrum and unprecedented dynamic response.
Ngl, Chani was hot as hell in this game.
Also, it may have been forgotten by the world at large, but I will never forget it and Cryo. One of the best games I had on the Amiga.
Never forgotten! :) I pull this out every few years to play. Your analysis and retelling is spot on. It is one of the most interesting games ever created and I wish someone would make a modern version of it (more of a remake than a re-imagining).
There is 1 remake-ish. But it's for adults only. Sad part is the gameplay is minimal. Mostly just a visual novel with a very distinct art style.
I too wish for a proper remake. I could loose myself for hours in the oroginal, but there's only so much to do. And I've finished it multiple times over the years.
The adult one does take the story further and is very faithful to Dune. Fans can appreciate the love in it.
THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER AWESOME POST