Acting: Individual actors such as Austin Butler as Feyd-Rauta and Florence Pugh received praise for their performances. However, some viewers expressed dissatisfaction with the choice of actors for the main roles, pointing out that their performances were not convincing enough.
Plot and Adaptation: Director Denis Villeneuve and screenwriter Jon Spaihts have “significantly and well, if rather crudely, rewritten” Frank Herbert's original novel. The roles of the female characters were expanded and the plot was given more action. Some critics have noted that the film is more focused on spectacle than story.
General Impression: The film leaves mixed impressions. On the one hand, it is an "inspiring, visually stunning sci-fi show", but on the other, some viewers and critics consider it superficial and accuse it of lacking depth and faith in the story it portrays.
Overall, Dune: Part Two is a spectacular sequel that, despite its shortcomings, leaves a strong mark on the science fiction genre and is likely to be of interest to both fans of the original book and new viewers.
