FaysalKadow’s review published on Letterboxd:
Way better then the first one, forces Vilenuave to step out of his comfort zone (for a bit) because this time is where he dives into the weird and bizarre side of the franchise. It's weird, but not too weird enough for me personally, but i still loved what i experienced though. The only thing that pulled me out of it personally was the pseudo, vaguely nonsensical arabic-but-not-really-Arabic language they constructed which borders on being laughable at best but annoying at worst and also completely contradicts the actual Arabic words being used.
Still at least i feel with this part the source material really forced Vilenuave to get creative and sharp with creating some of the most prettiest and colorful images of his career so far.