Sundance: Telling three parallel stories at various points in time, Stanton's film spans 47,000 years in search of a single believable moment. A cheap, lifeless, and hyper-sentimental mess of a sci-fi movie that feels like something Grok might spit out if Elon Musk asked it to simplify “ Cloud Atlas ” into a story he could understand, Andrew Stanton’s deeply unfortunate “ In the Blink of an Eye ,” starts by pasting a Sylvia Plath quote over footage of a horny caveman, ends with a maudlin