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‘Fountain Of Youth’ Review: John Krasinski & Natalie Portman Can’t Save Guy Ritchie’s Energetic, But Dull Globetrotting Adventure
Having released seven features in six years, directed six episodes of TV, and having already shot two more films in that same time that could still arrive in 2025, suffice it to say filmmaker Guy Ritchie’s (“Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels”) been on a roll. His recent fast-moving output has even managed to best or rival those of similarly prodigious filmmakers like Steven Soderbergh and Ridley Scott. More importantly, quality generally hasn’t suffered because of quantity, and the English writer/director is efficiently doing some of his best work right now. Continue reading ‘Fountain Of Youth’ Review: John Krasinski & Natalie Portman Can’t Save Guy Ritchie’s Energetic, But Dull Globetrotting Adventure at The Playlist.
Having released seven features in six years, directed six episodes of TV, and having already shot two more films in that same time that could still arrive in 2025, suffice it to say filmmaker Guy Ritchie’s (“Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels”) been on a roll. His recent fast-moving output has even managed to best or rival those of similarly prodigious filmmakers like Steven Soderbergh and Ridley Scott. More importantly, quality generally hasn’t suffered because of quantity, and the English writer/director is efficiently doing some of his best work right now.
