During a recent panel with Denis Villeneuve, Christopher Nolan praised the fellow director's 'Dune: Part Two'.

Although Nolan was joking, he went on to say there is “a serious question” behind the remark. “Most adaptations, it’s a process of condensing things and simplifying things

Christopher Nolan has praised Denis Villeneuve's directorial Dune: Part Two and called it a “miraculous job of adaptation.”

Part Two' as a groundbreaking adaptation, comparing it to 'The Empire Strikes Back'. He commends its immersive world and unique visuals. The film builds on the first half of Herbert's novel, continuing Paul Atreides' journey against the Harkonnen empire.

Christopher Nolan has offered a critical review of Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two. And it is nothing but a shower of praises. He called it "a miraculous job of adaptation" of Frank Herbert's 1965 science fiction novel.

Christopher Nolan has confessed having troubles understanding one aspect of Dune: Part Two, however he did love the film. Nolan, while talking to director Denis Vileneuve, praised his work