Deborah Ross

All I kept thinking was how the sand must get everywhere: Dune – Part Two reviewed

This sequel contains little character development and is hardly suspenseful

Dune’s set pieces are swaggeringly spectacular – but hardly suspenseful. © 2023 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved. Photo: Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures
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