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He was a boxer and married to the mob. He wasn’t prepared for guardianship

/PRNewswire/ -- b.well Connected Health, the digital transformation platform providing consumers a new entry point to health care, announced that UnityPoint...

/PRNewswire/ -- b.well Connected Health, the digital transformation platform providing consumers a new entry point to health care, announced that UnityPoint...

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Infinite is clearly hoping to be a mind-bending action spectacular, but will be remembered as one of 2021's worst movies.

The Paramount movie Infinite, delayed due to the pandemic and now punted straight to Paramount Plus, is profoundly incoherent, and the terrible performances and muddled plotting don’t help. Mark Wahlberg stars as a reincarnating warrior with a lot of past lives, fighting an enemy who wants to wipe out humanity. It steals from everything from The Matrix to The Old Guard, without finding its own feet. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Toby Jones, Sophie Cookson, and Jason Mantzoukas co-star. Now streaming.

[I]t coalesces as a convoluted and tired “chosen one” story that inspires an empty performance from Mark Wahlberg and some world-class scenery chewing from Chiwetel Ejiofor.

Antoine Fuqua’s formulaic reincarnation thriller is weighed down by déjà vu.