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The movie is a total trifle, but it’s often a diverting one — a wide-eyed sci-fi adventure with a screwball buoyancy.
Full reviewRyan Reynolds leads this sci-fi adventure for older kids from the director of Free Guy about a man who travels back in time to get help from his 12-year old self. Together, they encounter their late father.
The movie is a total trifle, but it’s often a diverting one — a wide-eyed sci-fi adventure with a screwball buoyancy.
Full reviewReynolds and Scobell’s cracking performances and the film’s surprising emotional depth make it worth a look.
Full reviewWhere some might single out the trashy heist caper Red Notice as the premium example this year of a star-powered, overpriced Netflix nothing, I’m looking straight down the barrel at The Adam Project.
Full reviewThe Adam Project isn’t especially smart, but it does leave you with a warm, fuzzy feeling.
Full reviewYou’ll see it, possibly enjoy it, and then require your own future self to travel back, many years (or possibly even hours) from the future, and remind you that you’ve already watched it.
Full review(The Adam Project) feels more like a collection of things than a functional narrative.
Full reviewThe Adam Project is available to stream in Australia now on Netflix.
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