banned for I have my ethics, but I understand that time distorts this. And when all is said and done, all things are change, nothing more.

Banned for it is easier to destroy than to build.

Banned because that only applies to things like melange in Frank Herbert's Dune stories.

p.s. Please don't spend money on Brian Herbert's abominations published under the Dune franchise. He might have been a fine son in general, but he is in no way fit to 'continue' his father's brilliant SF work. 

Banned because the Hollywood versions of Dune and Starship Troopers are equally crap.

There's a decent miniseries version of the original Dune trilogy produced by the channel formerly known as SciFi, but no one has yet done a Peter Jackson-level screen treatment of any work by Heinlein.

Banned for BETRAYEL.

banned for insanity

Banned for The Horde.

banned for hording it all

Banned for being contrary.

Banned for your little sister.

Banned for I never had a sister, but my wife does, and her sister is always in trouble with the law, so she likes to pretend that she doesn't exist.

Banned because that cartoon might be 'better' than the live-action films, but there is still no screen treatment of a Heinlein novel that rivals the SciFi Channel Dune miniseries or Peter Jackson's LotR mega-film.

@Ryat: Yes, the lack of the powered armor was very disappointing, but not nearly as bad as the infantile treatment of the demi-fascist state that ran the human side of the war. The armor absence I could put down to a hard budget choice. The corny 'news' clips were just bad film-making all around. (I did appreciate them making the troopers co-ed; Heinlein got a lot more feminist in his later years, although he might have wanted to hit me for typing that.)