Inheritance

critic Reviews

, 24% Rotten Tomatometer Score
  • A would-be thriller that waits far too long to embrace the daffy potential of its bizarre premise, this Inheritance should be steadfastly refused.
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    Donald ClarkeIrish Times
    Just awful.
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    Ellen E JonesGuardian
    The characters are paper-thin and, even on paper, their motivations don't make much sense.
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    Nell MinowRogerEbert.com
    A script that didn't think past the trailer.
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    Peter TraversRolling Stone
    A blithering botch job of a thriller that begs the question: "Come on, are you effing kidding me?" If this is an inheritance, leave us out of the will, please.
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    Katie WalshLos Angeles Times
    "Succession" ("Parasite" x "I Know What You Did Last Summer"/"Shallow Grave") = "Inheritance."
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    Glenn KennyNew York Times
    This movie aspires to generate the kind of rich-people-you-love-to-hate juice of cable TV series such as "Billions" and "Succession." Ultimately, "Inheritance" doesn't even get to the level of "Dynasty."
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    Robert W. ButlerButler's Cinema Scene
    Alas, in the third act Matthew Kennedy’s screenplay devolves into thriller-film cliches... and it cannot outrun the many improbabilities we’re asked to swallow to keep the yarn moving.
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    Keith GarlingtonKeith & the Movies
    As entertaining as it can be, “Inheritance” never rises above its rather silly premise. It leaves too many questions unanswered, has too many head-scratching moments, and doesn’t quite muster the mystery or excitement it needs.
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    Josh ParhamNext Best Picture
    Still, the story as a whole never becomes that alluring and it leads to weak characterizations, shallow themes, and an ending that values shocking reveals and tiresome exposition.
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    Paul M. BradshawNME (New Musical Express)
    Count yourself lucky that cinemas aren't open for you to waste your money on this.
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