I recently saw the movie, Jodorowsky's Dune. It's a documentary about Alejandro Jodorowsky's vision and creative mind trying to make a movie, in the mid-1970s, from the sci fi novel Dune. Very impressive and for any creative person worth looking for. The amazing drawings of the storyboard are a major part of this film.

It would be an excellent course of study for Film Schools.

I loved Dune, thanks for the link!

I'm familiar with his work.
He's made some really avant-garde movies in the past. It's too bad his version of Dune never came to fruition.

The book was good, unfortunately the David Lynch Dune movie wasn't so great. If Jodorowsky's version had been made it would have been amazing. The studios at the time didn't get Jodorowsky's vision so wouldn't continue financing the production. The documentary 'Jodorowsky's Dune' shows how far ahead of his time he was.

I agree, Jodorowsky had a wildly creative thought process. He even had Pink Floyd lined up for the soundtrack.

The Children of Dune 2003 TV Mini-Series, (if you can find it) was pretty good, but all the other movies were a joke.

The Frank Herbert Dune books are fantastic, I read them all.

The 2003 TV Mini-Series, was IMO the most accurate, definitely worth watching and very entertaining too. It has more of the actual pages of Dune translated to the screen and combines both the Dune Messiah and Children of Dune novels, with strong performances all around. If you've read the books like I have, I highly recommend watching Children of Dune.