Time stops for no one. Love conquers all. Life finds a way.
These and other clichés are the squishy soul of In the Blink of an Eye, an excruciatingly corny sci-fi drama from the man behind some of Pixar’s most beloved films.
Director Andrew Stanton’s second live-action feature (following 2012’s John Carter) is a far cry from his Pixar gems Finding Nemo and WALL-E, both of which have infinitely more to say about the human condition than this schematic and bathetic bowl of chicken soup for the soul. Prepare to split your time groaning and rolling your eyes.
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