Fountain of Youth (2025)

Erbland finds the adventure muddled and overlong but broadly entertaining. She praises its extended car chase and shipwreck deep-dive action sequences.

The critic finds this a mostly successful streaming adventure, though Krasinski is miscast and the banter often falls flat. The globe-trotting locations, production design, and Ritchie’s energetic visual style give the caper much of its appeal.

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Nelson presents the adventure as entertaining but silly. She singles out its fast pace and Indiana Jones-inspired fun, while noting its dumbness.

Jones finds the globe-trotting caper brisk and plausibly erudite, though its hero lacks the appeal of his adventure-film inspirations. She singles out the script’s historical detail as helping keep the plot moving.

Gilchrist finds the film a brisk but derivative time-filler whose bickering leads fail to make it consistently charming. He praises the supporting cast and nimble action set pieces, while faulting the unresolved plot strands.

The critic finds the film predictable and overly familiar, with little wit to distinguish it. He praises several inventive action set-pieces and Ritchie’s humor amid the nonstop action.

The review finds the adventure disappointing, saying it never lives up to its promising ingredients. It praises Guy Ritchie’s energetic action direction but faults the bland characters and forced banter.

Gilbey finds the film a soulless, derivative misadventure that offers little excitement. He singles out Domhnall Gleeson’s increasingly murky performance as a bright spot.

Richard finds the adventure entertaining and watchable, but ultimately serviceable and forgettable. He praises Eiza González and Arian Moayed for bringing the most personality to their supporting roles.

Jackson finds the film hollow despite its appealing cast, brisk adventure, and polished style. He praises Ritchie’s engaging visual approach but criticizes the story for explaining its themes without giving them emotional payoff.

The critic finds the film watchable but forgettable, an unambitious and derivative adventure. He singles out its tight pacing and clear visuals as virtues, while faulting its lack of excitement and originality.

The critic finds the adventure entertaining but uneven, saying it never lives up to its potential. They praise the leads’ chemistry and a cleverly choreographed heist, while faulting the thin script and sluggish pacing.

The review dismisses the film as an empty globetrotting adventure with little worthwhile treasure. The headline’s main complaint is that the adventure offers no worthwhile treasure.

The critic finds the adventure derivative and unable to make its premise come alive. They praise the leads’ engaging performances, especially the sibling dynamic between Portman and Krasinski.

The critic finds the film dull and predictable after a promising start, with thin characters undermining its emotional payoff. They praise Krasinski’s fit with Ritchie’s fast-talking style and the early action, but fault the script for making Charlotte an unconvincing, sidelined character.

The critic finds the film tedious and its adventure hollow, largely because its hero is so obnoxious. They praise Natalie Portman’s believable frustration with being dragged into the adventure, while finding the action merely competent.