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The New York Times by Amy Nicholson
There’s a vicarious pleasure to be found in watching Hopkins, the octogenarian actor, getting the hang of technology that allows him to film himself without the usual hovering crew.
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0
Just when you think this nothing-burger can’t get any more exasperating, it spends a full 10 post-fadeout minutes on final credits.
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The Hollywood Reporter by Frank Scheck
As Finley, Hopkins displays his usual magnetism, even taking the opportunity to play one of his own musical compositions on piano.
10
It’s a film full of boring conversations, daft sci-fi conceits, and confusing suspense, which add up to practically nothing. “Zero” indeed.