A Wrinkle in Time
Kiko Martinez
“A convoluted fairy tale that attempts to turn its nonsensical narrative into something compelling.”
“A convoluted fairy tale that attempts to turn its nonsensical narrative into something compelling.”
“Meyers-Shyer, daughter of directors Nancy Meyers and Charles Shyer, isn’t far off from her mother’s output.”
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“An off-tempo mess. It’s highly inspired, but author Pynchon is in Anderson’s head and it shows.”
“Genuine and thoughtful. Features what turns out to be a career-best performance by Witherspoon.”
“Underdeveloped. It opens a lot of storytelling threads, but fails to follow through with them.”
“Lacks the romantic luster needed to match the enchanting, saga-like feel of the time.”
“There’s quite a bit lacking in original ideas and story to make it out of this world.”
“Basic Christmas slapstick comedy where most of the characters end up on their backs.”