A week or so ago, I returned to the theater to see “Dune: Part Two” in IMAX. The preview screening I attended had been a fantastic Dolby Atmos experience, but I wanted to see the second half of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel on the biggest screen possible.With this week’s digital-to-own or rent release of the film, audiences now have the option of watching the movie on the smallest screen possible. Bigger is better, but “Dune: Part Two” won’t be in theaters forever. A pocket-sized Dune is better than no Dune at all. Those who found the first half of the story to be a...…A week or so ago, I returned to the theater to see “Dune: Part Two” in IMAX. The preview screening I attended had been a fantastic Dolby Atmos experience, but I wanted to see the second half of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel on the biggest screen possible.With this week’s digital-to-own or rent release of the film, audiences now have the option of watching the movie on the smallest screen possible. Bigger is better, but “Dune: Part Two” won’t be in theaters forever. A pocket-sized Dune is better than no Dune at all. Those who found the first half of the story to be a...WW…