As usual, the books were better.

@SnowyOwl I found them lacking.

@MsKathleen sorry to hear that you didn't care for them, although they did win a Hugo Award and a Nebula Award so somebody must have enjoyed them.

@SnowyOwl oh…no…it was the movies that did not impress me. Dune was enjoyed during my SciFi years.

@MsKathleen I felt the same, but imagination is always better than cinematography, if one has an imagination.

@SnowyOwl “It is by will alone I set my mind in motion.”
One must have imagination in order to enjoy reading books.

@SnowyOwl no, I liked the book. The movies? Meh.

@MsKathleen are you still in Michigan or are you back in AZ? Either way I would want to stock up on some DVD movies.

@SnowyOwl Have been back in AZ since the first week in September. Perfect weather here right now. I’ve recently subscribed to HBOMax, so should have access to lots of movies. Looking forward to the new Will Smith movie coming out on the 18th. Being able to see a new release at home, instead of going to the theater where all the unvaccinated are, is wonderful. Before the pandemic, I almost never saw movies or television, but I’ve become quite the flat screen watcher in the last 18 months. It doesn’t really help the loneliness or lack of physical contact, but one can only read so many books. My grandson is visiting for 7 more days, so we are keeping busy.