I don't really understand why this is called a re-make to be honest. It's another adaptation of the source material. I read some comments on the trailer saying "well there's not much new there" and I'm like did you expect a flowery planet where three little pigs are fighting a bunch of wolves in a Dune adaptation? Of course there will be gom jabbar, sandworm, shields and knifefights, fremen and ornithopters. The point is that this is not based on a screenplay, everyone who read the book has a version in their heads and it's based on literature which is a completely different medium than movies. Screenplays are just barebones skeletons to provide basis for a visual medium. But what works in a novel doesn't always work in a film. That's what makes this one an interesting movie, to see a really visual and stylish filmmaker's take on the source material and if he can successfully adapt a literary piece to a visual medium, hiw the cast works, how production design, cinematography etc manages or fails to capture the novel. It's not a remake, it's an adaptation.