David Lynch’s Dune is cool. It’s got great costumes, some really good sets, a lot of really excellent casting choices such as Silvana Mangano as the reverend mother, Francesca Annis as the lady Jessica and Jürgen Prochnow as Duke Leto, but the movie falls short when it comes to pacing in the second half, and also relies on expository voiceovers throughout much of it. David Lynch’s Dune casually glosses over many of the nuances of Frank Herbert’s book and presents a more trivialized version of several of the book’s concepts.
One Planet, One People, Infinite Possibilities
