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It bothered me that the scale was barely conveyed. For example, I don't think it becomes clear how massive the troop movement is when the Atreides take control of Arakis. I think that would have been fairly easy to illustrate visually by doing a better wide angle shot of Arakis in space with thousands and thousands of ships heading towards it. I mean, the scene with the ships emerging from the sea as the Atreides leave Caladan is nice, but it seems like it's just the ruling family and their court moving - not a gigantic force that can permanently occupy an entire planet. But maybe I just don't remember it correctly.
That bothered me a ton too. The movie gave the impression that JUST the Atreides and their entourage moved to Arrakis, the palace was so empty, it definitely lacked the grandiose scale the original story had.