Fountain of Youth

Treasure-hunting mastermind Luke Purdue puts together a handpicked crew to chase rumors of an ancient spring that promises impossible longevity. Facing rival seekers, shadowy agents, and traps disguised as legend, Luke realizes the only person who can outthink the conspiracies is the sister he left behind, Charlotte. Old resentments flare as they chase cryptic clues across exotic locales, breaking into vaults, decoding maps, and testing loyalties. With time running out and danger escalating, their uneasy partnership forces them to reassess past betrayals while staying one step ahead of those who would exploit the discovery. The film keeps its mystery intact until the final reels, focusing on tension, clever heist mechanics, and sibling dynamics. Set pieces blend wit, speed, and sweep.

Released in 2025, Fountain of Youth was directed by Guy Ritchie and conceived from a James Vanderbilt creation, combining Ritchie's kinetic style with a modern adventure script, notably starring John Krasinski, Natalie Portman, Eiza González, Domhnall Gleeson, and Arian Moayed.

Box office details did not dominate coverage, and no breakout blockbuster numbers were publicly reported; the film found an audience among genre fans and streaming viewers, with distribution across international markets but no single headline figure in major papers yet.

While too new for entrenched status, the movie's mix of smart heist puzzles and Ritchie's signature editing quickly generated online discussion, fan breakdowns, and stylistic comparisons to classic caper films. Its sibling-driven emotional core and memorable set pieces have begun appearing in social commentary and fan art and cultural analysis.

Critics gave mixed to positive reviews, reflected in a 6.28 average from early voters who praised the lead chemistry and brisk pacing while noting tonal inconsistencies. Themes revolve around trust, legacy, the cost of obsession, and the clash between mythic promises and modern greed, all threaded through clever set pieces.