Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time the IMAX Experience

Bruckheimer's passably enjoyable, antiquity-themed epic should satisfy its young male core demographic well enough, but won't connect with other auds on the level of Bruckheimer's "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise. Full Review

As a Jerry Bruckheimer production and a game adaptation, Prince of Persia has every business being jumpy and sequential, and as a frivolous summer popcorn flick it has every business being inane. Full Review

In Prince Dastan, he (Gyllenhaal) is supposed to be that heady mix of street smarts, roguish charm and barroom moxie with the noble heart of a lion underneath. It's a lot to ask and turns out to be something more than he can deliver. Full Review

It's not the grand scale action-adventure it aspires to be, but this faux epic does offer family-friendly entertainment. Full Review

The real standout is Alfred Molina, hamming it up as a desert entrepreneur who races ostriches and avoids paying taxes. Full Review