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|1984

|1984

|PG-13

|PG-13

|An adaptation of the Frank Hebert novel [[Dune (novel series)|of the same name]]. Homosexuality is depicted in an extremely negative light in the film without any instance of political correctness in the form of the main villain, Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, who not only rapes and murders a [male] sex slave by removing a heart plug in one of the film's most notable scenes, but the character himself is depicted as possessing huge amounts of pustules and sores that are reminiscent of those found on those suffering from AIDS (which was a prevalent pandemic at the time the movie was in production), and is also depicted as being emotionally and mentally unbalanced. That being said, however, it showed extremely poor production elements.

|An adaptation of the Frank Hebert novel [[Dune (novel series)|of the same name]] by David Lynch. Homosexuality is depicted in an extremely negative light in the film without any instance of political correctness in the form of the main villain, Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, who not only rapes and murders a [male] sex slave by removing a heart plug in one of the film's most notable scenes, but the character himself is depicted as possessing huge amounts of pustules and sores that are reminiscent of those found on those suffering from AIDS (which was a prevalent pandemic at the time the movie was in production), and is also depicted as being emotionally and mentally unbalanced. That being said, however, it showed extremely poor production elements.

|$30.9–37.9 million  

|$30.9–37.9 million  

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