Entertainment Weekly
Ratchet & Clank, adapted from a PlayStation series that has spawned around a dozen titles across several consoles since the original’s release 14 years ago, boldly chooses to tell its tale—based almost entirely on the plot from the games—as an animated feature. The transition ends up doing neither medium any favors as it jostles along an action-packed 94 minutes that look and feel no different from the titles upon which it’s based.
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