Review of Men, Women & Children (2014) by Peter Sobczynski for RogerEbert.com — 30 Sep 2014
A potentially interesting premise is handled so badly that what might have been a provocative drama quickly and irrevocably devolves into the technological equivalent of the old anti-dope chestnut "Reefer Madness," squandering the efforts of a strong and talented cast struggling mightily to make something of the ridiculously trite material.
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This review of Men, Women & Children (2014) was written by Peter Sobczynski and published by RogerEbert.com on 30 Sep 2014.
Men, Women & Children has generally received mixed reviews.
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