sibling filmmakers Peter and Michael Spierig offer a skillful and atmospheric adaptation of Robert A. Heinlein's 1960 short story " - All You Zombies - ," and if it's better in the intimate early stages than in the more grandiose later passages
it's worse than nonsensical-it's boring, overlong, pretentious, and oddly under-styled. Unfortunately, the Ethan Hawke that's easily swayed by underwhelming genre movies is the one that showed up for "Predestination"
it's still a tricksy story well-handled by its directors. It doesn't offer any new twists on the genre, but it is clever enough to leave you satisfied that you don't want the time back
by Henry Barnes [The Guardian ]
