I couldn't bear more than half an hour of it. Just the worst thing I have seen in a long time.
Even Diane Keaton and Patricia Hodge, plus a tried and tested premise, can't save it from being utterly tedious. None of the things they decide to do when in their younger bodies are even remotely interesting. None of the characters have anything to say about ageing that isn't utterly cringeworthy.
They go to Sherwood Forest. Why? No idea. What do they do there? Nothing. There is a random Venezuelan street food van there. Why? No idea, but we need to shoehorn the guy who runs it into the plot.
It feels like the whole movie was written by AI. Everything every character says is trite. Every situation is dull. After 30 minutes, it was clear it wasn't going to get better.
Even Diane Keaton and Patricia Hodge, plus a tried and tested premise, can't save it from being utterly tedious. None of the things they decide to do when in their younger bodies are even remotely interesting. None of the characters have anything to say about ageing that isn't utterly cringeworthy.
They go to Sherwood Forest. Why? No idea. What do they do there? Nothing. There is a random Venezuelan street food van there. Why? No idea, but we need to shoehorn the guy who runs it into the plot.
It feels like the whole movie was written by AI. Everything every character says is trite. Every situation is dull. After 30 minutes, it was clear it wasn't going to get better.