Movie Review: The Adam Project

The story explores the emotional wounds that the unexpected loss of a distant father leave behind, as well as the physical consequences of his contribution as a scientist. The two states collide in the life of his son and only a trip to the past can salvage the future.

Young Adam Reed, Old Adam Reed and Louis Reed Pulse

After the success of "Free Guy", Ryan teams up with director Shawn Levy again for this time travel blockbuster. Reynolds channels his inner “DeadPool” badassery and motormouth, but flexes his “Green Lantern” swag to play Adam. Shawn employs engaging audio remiscent of Micheal Bay's "Transformers", backing utopian visuals and a crisp storyline for this sensational flick.

Zoe Saldana (Laura Shane) and Ryan Reynolds (Adam Reed) Pulse

Adam Reed is a fighter pilot gone rogue who partakes in a mission to disrupt the space-time continuum to save his world. He lands in the year 2022 where he finds his 12 year old self and the two…ehm…he? have to team up and save their future. But first, they have some unresolved issues in the past to put to rest once and for all.

Zoe and Ryan Pulse

New comer Walker Scobell is straight out of the "Fast and Furious: Hobbs & Shaw" character Victor Locke (Ryan Reynolds) with the sass and clinginess directed at the “man in the mirror” to say the least.

Ryan Reynolds moments before unleashing the electric saber Pulse

Old Adam finds himself caught between trying to keep his young self alive, fight off villain Maya Sorian (Catherine Keener), save his girlfriend while he faces his unresolved anger towards father, Louis Reed (Mark Ruffalo).

The two sides of Adam Reed Pulse

The pilot soon arrives at a few shocking revelations; how deep he is tied to the problem he currently runs from, that his girlfriend is a badass fighter who ironically ends up saving him, and a quiet admission he never dreamed of hearing.