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— Guy Ritchie’s adventure movie “Fountain of Youth” (Friday, May 23 on Apple TV+) stars John Krasinski and Natalie Portman as a pair of siblings hunting for the fabled Fountain of Youth.

The new Guy Ritchie flick Fountain of Youth bucks that promising trend – it’s a bloated, increasingly derivative treasure hunt movie with a star-studded cast and a brain-numbing plot.

In that instance, Fountain of Youth fans can join the queue behind existing Guy Ritchie aficionados. (We’re easy to spot – we’re the ones carrying large signs looking for The Real RocknRolla.) ...

“Fountain of Youth” begins streaming on Apple TV+ on May 23. Andi Ortiz is an Audience Writer. Joining TheWrap in 2021, Andi has covered film, television, and all things niche since her arrival.

The Fountain of Youth lends itself to some offbeat territory, or at least some sort of engagement with a mythological framework. The eternal quest for it says something essential about human nature.