Clay Fowler

I've no idea how or why we're supposed to sympathize with this spoiled, ultra-wealthy, self absorbed actress who suddenly has to face one (and apparently only one) actual problem in her life for the first time. Don't worry, she'll jet off to auntie's private island resort and - wait for it - fall in love there with the first man she meets. I would rather gnaw my own leg off than finish sitting though this drivel.

True to Frank Herbert's book and very well executed. Nuanced and engaging. This is slower paced than our culture's short attention span approves of, but I love it and it's a refreshing change. Slower paced does not mean boring! I'm eager to see the remaining movies in the series!

Uninspired, tedious and boring.

Many will love it because they love anything from the star wars franchise, but an honest evaluation of the gameplay itself is that it's repetitive and dull. Much time is spent with your throttle at the "sweet spot", turning and turning and turning as your opponent does the same, circling each other like clowns to try to get guns on target before some other player randomly gets one of you.