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I still love the book. But whenever I mention it, it's always something like "oh, it's the movie book, right?" or something like that. And no, that's not a reaction that makes me happy.
I've read the book decades before the movie happened and I loved it. I don't want to be tossed in the same bag with all these "I'm a huge Dune fan, it's the best movie ever" people. So I usually don't mention it.
Alright, so you don't let the movies stop you from loving it, but from telling people, that you do. That's different and unerstandable.