It's hard to believe that this is Jennifer Lopez’s low point for films released this year. There’s no rating and I can’t even bring myself to write a proper critique of such a dreadful film.

I had lower expectations going into *’Atlas'* after seeing some promotional pictures, and I ended up liking it quite a bit. It proves you shouldn't make assumptions based on first impressions. The film isn't flawless—it felt like it went on for too long, and the bad guy wasn't very impressive—but I still found myself enjoying it. Jennifer Lopez is someone I generally appreciate seeing in movies; out of the nine fi…

I had lower expectations going into *’Atlas'* after seeing some promotional pictures beforehand, and I ended up liking it quite a bit. It proves you shouldn't make assumptions based on initial impressions. The film isn't flawless; there are things that didn't entirely work, like the length of time it takes to get through the story and a fairly bland antagonist, but I still found myself enjoying it. Jennifer Lopez …

This film proved to be quite enjoyable. The narrative held my attention, the performances were solid, and I especially appreciated that it avoided any obvious political messaging or hidden agendas. My thanks to those who made it; I truly had a good time watching.

The film could have been much stronger if its messaging hadn’t overshadowed the narrative itself. It felt like an obvious platform for pushing certain viewpoints, complete with what I found to be irritating and repetitive attempts at moralizing. There’s a character, Zoe, who constantly brings up pronouns and climate change, while artificial intelligence is portrayed as wanting to "reset" humanity—a familiar tr…