Hollywood Reporter
It's busy and bombastic but dull, explosive and assaultive but never exciting...
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Infinite
Mark Wahlberg is a man who hallucinates visions from his previous lives in this sci-fi helmed by Training Day director Antoine Fuqua and based on the book The Reincarnationist Papers by D. Eric Maikranz.
2020Rating: M, Mature themes, action violence and coarse languageUSA
ActionScience Fiction
- Director:
- Antoine Fuqua ('The Equalizer', 'Training Day', 'The Magnificent Seven')
- Writer:
- John Lee HancockIan Shorr
- Cast:
- Mark WahlbergSophie CooksonDylan O'BrienChiwetel EjioforJóhannes Haukur JóhannessonJason MantzoukasRupert Friend
Infinite / Reviews
IndieWire
"Infinite" only runs 106 minutes, but you'd do anything not to live through it again.
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Variety
The more you start to nitpick this movie, the more egregious its plot holes appear, until the whole thing collapses in on itself.
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Rolling Stone
Infinite flattens a high-stakes battle of good and evil into airless action of little consequence peopled by characters that amount to even less.
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Film School Rejects
A hodgepodge of ideas better executed elsewhere and dragged down by an uninterested lead actor.
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Wall Street Journal
Viewed at home, from the perspective of the couch, the effects are smaller, the holes in the story bigger, the acting infinitely more ridiculous.
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