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Lacks the style, excitement, and originality of the original films, coming off as a cynical exercise in franchise-revival.

Self-aggrandized and stiff, Villeneuve’s rendition is more proof Herbert’s material may not be suited for cinema.

Embarrassing performances, a predictable story, and poor direction make this one of the worst big-budget movies of the year.

A major disappointment showcasing a frail Eastwood and predictable story that goes nowhere.

Eschews the off-kilter absurdities of the Disney ride and plays it safe for more general audiences.

A disappointing attempt at horror that’s more irritating than scary.

Misses the mark with an overly contrived, moralistic plot and a miscast Liam Neeson.

A beautiful, yet pointlessly dull and overly dark adaptation of the original story destined to put its intended audience to sleep.

A bland, drawn-out story that unsuccessfully tries to capitalize on the magic found in Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland.

Despite an engagingly stylized effort, Iannucci’s unique take on Dickens’ masterpiece doesn’t translate well to film.