Fountain of Youth movie review: We never got a third National Treasure movie, and thanks to Guy Ritchie, we still haven’t

Fountain of Youth movie review: We never got a third National Treasure movie, and thanks to Guy Ritchie, we still haven’t

Fountain of Youth movie review: Guy Ritchie's new film, modelled after the Indiana Jones and National Treasure movies, is an unevenly paced and unenthusiastically acted letdown.

The new film "Fountain of Youth" on Apple TV+ faces the same pitfall as the film adaptation of Uncharted: despite its obvious narrative potential, the story suffers from a lack of originality and struggles to stand out.

Critics, Audiences Rejecting "Fountain of Youth"

More often than you might think, films can unite everyone – critics, audiences, trolls, etc. – with a fairly widely agreed upon consensus. We’ve already seen it at the movies twice this year with the universally praised “Sinners” and the universally panned live-action “Snow White”. We’re seeing it again this weekend, but maybe not for the film you might expect. Guy Ritchie’s treasure hunting “Fountain of Youth,” a costly $180 million-budgeted ac…

Natalie Portman and John Krasinski star in a new adventure film directed by Guy Ritchie, which will remind you of tapes like Indiana Jones.

If you are fascinated by adventures, surely you have already seen the film “Fountain of Youth”, which follows the brothers Luke and Charlotte Purdue, who were distanced, but decide to forget their differences to commit the greatest heist in history, because they will go after the mythological Fountain of Youth. With that objective in mind, they must both use their knowledge of history to follow the tracks, so they will immerse themselves in an e…

Fountain of Youth (2025) Review – Hollow but Slick

Guy Ritchie’s Fountain of Youth aspires to be a thrilling, globe-trotting adventure that blends art, history, and action. With a high-profile cast and big-budget backing from Apple TV+, expectations were high. Unfortunately, the result is a visually sleek but emotionally hollow film that struggles to find its footing. Fountain of Youth 2025 Review – An […] The post Fountain of Youth (2025) Review – Big Names, Big Budget, Little Soul first appear…