Dylan O’Brien turns the end of the world into a call for empathy in this sweet take on the genre.
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James Gunn’s interstellar hangout movie is weird and messy, but deeply, admiringly focused on its characters and an earnest emotional core.
Jeff Wadlow’s adaptation of the late-’70s TV show is a thrill-free getaway that only entertains when it goes from generic to incoherent.
James Gunn produces a lean, mean, messy genre exercise that supposes Superman was more Damien than Clark Kent.