Lucy Boynton plays a woman who can travel back in time with the power of a song in a high-concept, low-enjoyment fantasyIn the often insufferably cutesy romance The Greatest Hits, our heroine travels back in time whenever a song from her past is played, nostalgia acting as a magical, transporting force. While watching the film, we too are pulled back but rather to all of the far superior films we’re inconveniently reminded of, from High Fidelity to Richard Curtis’s similarly high-concept About... Read this story
