Zemeckis's new film, marked by ambitious digital de-aging, unfortunately reveals itself as an eerie misfire; what used to be captivating now feels painfully dull and repetitive.
The film attempts to traverse decades with characters experiencing life in the same space, but ends up feeling more like a museum installation than a coherent narrative.
Despite past successes like Back to the Future and Cast Away, Zemeckis's recent projects have fallen short, focusing on gimmicks instead of genuine storytelling.
This film's narrative style—like a series of bland snippets—lacks the engaging depth that characterized Zemeckis's earlier iconic works, leaving audiences lost in its muddled presentation.
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