It's so obvious that the sandworm in Dune (2021) is a ripoff of the Sarlacc in the original Star Wars trilogy. Hollywood is so creatively bankrupt these days.
shoulda make a 10 story tall version of pic
>>223457774Shai-Hulud from Dune pre-existed Star Wars.
>>223457774Also Arrakis is a copy of Tatooine, and the tunisians even named the place after they filmed Ep 1 there
It is funny how much Star Wars mindbroke the fag who made Dune>Y-YOU CANT MAKE A SPACE MOVIE WITH A DESERT IN IT WITHOUT MY PERMISSION!!!!!He even added a whole embarassing reddit lore blurb where people in Dune call copy cats "3P0's". What a fag, he got the idea by getting high on shrooms in a desert. His genius idea of>Arabs...but IN LE SPACE!!!
>>223457774Why are we still pretending the original Star Wars trilogy is original when it's been proven time and time again that every scene is stolen in the same way Tarantino does it?
>>223457774Did you compare the description from the source text before you posted this potentially slanderous accusation ?
>>223457774George Lucas should sue Herbert lol
>>223457888The dune worms are basically just a variation of Mongolian death worms mythos but a lot bigger.
so many nerds fell for it
>>223457988yeah, but the visuals in DUNC didn't. Just like how the Peter Jackson LOTR movies took a lot of visual ideas from the animated ones, even though its not an adaptation of them.
>>223459108>But fewer still have seen the original illustrations that Schoenherr did for the first ever appearance of Dune, that is, its eight-part serialization in the SF magazine Analog: Science Fiction/Science Fact, which was formerly known as Astounding Stories of Super-Science. That’s right! Dune was first published as a two serials, “Dune World” which took place in Analog from December 1963 - February 1964, and “The Prophet of Dune” which took place in Analog from January 1965 - May 1965. And… each issue had original Dune artwork by the legend himself, John Schoenherr! A visual depiction of Shai-Hulud existed before even the first novel. If anything star wars stole their worm from Dune.
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>>223459746I love old Sci-fi mags.Even more recent ones about media like Starlog. I actually found some Japanese editions.
>>223457774>Dune (2021)jew and gay
>>223459671>>223459746such a better designis the movie one just hollow with its mouth open all the time or what the fuck
>>223461843Is there an in-lore explanation for why so many random planets in the galaxy have thresher maws?
>>223458201Compare it to anything else releasing in that time. There is a distinct "Before Star Wars" and "After Star Wars". Every piece of art is inspired by things that came before it, then ran through the filter of that artist.
>>223458157dune copied lawrence of arabia
