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Florence Pugh can smash my head with a fucking hammer and I'll still simp for her.

It has its great moments and interesting ideas but I didn't like the ending at all, it felt simple and kind of cliché.
I have more issues with this movie but it's hard to put my finger on them.
It's not that I didn't like it either, it's just not some of the best things I've seen this year.
The music and cinematography are fantastic, and the acting is good.
It's just the plot that didn't really sell it to me.

It's good but I didn't feel like it was something new or spectacular. Expected more from Denis, or actually, less? 
Maybe it's just me liking more minimalistic, compact and concrete works than those trying to contain  500 pages of lore and worldbuilding.

I loved Arrival because it was so concise, yet so powerful. With Dune, it feels like much more shine for much less sustance, and even being two and a half hours long, it sounds like two movies won't even reach the surface of everything the book has to offer.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.