Popular reviews

• 

  Review by RyLan ★★ 54

  This is the 7th Ryan Reynolds film in a row where he just plays Deadpool in a new situation.

• 

  Review by tyler ★★½

  shawn levy really should have called this “30 going on 13” instead

• 

  Review by oleff ★★½ 9

  man if i was like 10 i would fucking love this movie

• 

  Review by HunterGasaway ★★★ 8

  Mark Ruffalo is as charming and lovely as CGI Catherine Keener is unsettling and horrifying

• 

  Review by Olivia 🏳️‍⚧️ ★★★½ 9

  Look, it's a cheesy, sarcasm-filled Ryan Reynolds comedy. You know if you're going to like or dislike it from that alone

• 

  Review by Josh Lewis ★ 67

  For people who wish their Spielbergian family sci-fi adventure movies looked like shit and starred the worst movie star of his era doing soy banter with a precocious, knockoff Shane Black child actor who's trying to copy his exact register of "I fucking love science!" Reddit smarm. My jaw dropped when they recycled the "that's a lightsaber, dude" and "superhero landing!" jokes but just had a kid do them this time. Honestly, the most impressive part is that for long stretches it threatens to be a mediocre cloying time travel drama that in someone else's hands might've been fine (Ruffalo and Garner straight up feel like they're in a different movie) and then reveals that all that set-up was an…

• 

  Review by ☆ sophie ☆ ★★½ 4

  this was lowkey a strange spinoff/sequel of 13 Going On 30 and you cannot convince me otherwise.

• 

  Review by Dakota Joaquin ★★½ 8

  Kind of just feels like a Disney Channel original film with an A-list cast tbh

• 

  Review by alor ★★★½ 5

  Man, the scene in the bar with Ryan Reynolds and Jennifer Garner.. It was so beautiful.

  Shawn Levy and Ryan Reynolds make a hell of a duo.

• 

  Review by Jay ★★ 13

  humanity has been condemned to yearly ryan reynolds and shawn levy projects

• 

  Review by Will Steele ★★ 1

  The kind of film you’d get free with a Happy Meal

• 

  Review by George Clark ★★★½ 19

  Undeniably a sequel to 13 going on 30. You can’t convince me otherwise. They’re now grown up with a kid who time travels. 

  After Free Guy, Shawn Levy has me on a string, he can get me to watch anything. I’ve long been a fan of the films he’s made; I have fond memories of staying up past my bedtime watching Night of the Museum one and two during my childhood and The Internship is a criminally underrated comedy I absolutely adore, not to mention Free Guy, a surprisingly brilliant film from last year. So, hearing he set out to make a time-traveling sci-fi film surrounding family with an all-star cast grabbed my attention straight away. Seriously, who wouldn’t love…