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Read 25 Aug 2026 · confidence 0% · too thin for a score · how this works
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“By keeping their movie grounded in street-level pursuits and raucous shootouts, the McManus brothers situate the multiverse concept in a believable reality that doesn’t require a subreddit to detangle. Redux Redux jumps swiftly and elegantly, finding timelines worth visiting again and again.”
Matt Schimkowitz, The A.V. Club · 83
“Boasting a brawny aesthetic and the kind of loopy logic where it’s fun to fill in the gaps, the high-concept thriller gives a different take on the arc of history bending towards justice.”
Stephen Saito, Variety · 80
“Sometimes the central metaphors of the film are so cleanly didactic they risk becoming preachy, but, more often than not, the film tilts in such inventive ways that recognition only breeds appreciation.”
Gregory Nussen, Screen Rant · 80
“The film’s sci-fi tone holds best, not when the McManus brothers try to explain the technological components, but when these characters’ find solace in their shared trauma.”
Robert Daniels, RogerEbert.com · 75
“The McManus brothers have crafted something that manages to be both sprawling and intimate, complex yet without becoming convoluted. Redux Redux is a strong indie sci-fi film that will make you excited to see what the McManus brothers have up their sleeves for next time.”
Ross Bonaime, Collider · 70
Scores from Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes, read 25 Aug 2026. Quotes belong to their publications and link to the full reviews.
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“Wholly unique low-fi revenge flick, that is engaging and leans into its premise very well.”
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“Who is this film supposed to appeal to? After the trailer, I was more inclined to wonder: Who comes up with something so bizarre? It sounds more like a story from an unrealistic sci-fi film that doesn't give a damn about logic.”
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“Interesting premise that leans on the overused multiverse idea but does nothing meaningful with it. The biggest issue is the “machine,” a gimmick that makes no sense and feels thrown in with zero explanation, just lazy, contrived writing to dress up a basic revenge story.Stories like Dark Matter and Everything Everywhere All at Once handle this far better. Here, it all feels hollow. The script is undercooked, the supporting cast weak (yes, Mia), and no amount of “cinematic” music can hide how am”
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“"Redux Redux" is a revenge tale worth the trip across the multiverse. The revenge story is familiar ground to trek. In fact, it is almost a cliche subgenre at this point. The premise is straightforward: an aggrieved person enacting their own sense of personal justice against whoever has wronged them. Redux Redux is a film in this mold. An angry mother is tracking down the man who killed her daughter. We have seen this story before, and yet this movie adds a clever wrinkle—the mother tracking dow”
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