All the Places is a warm story about sibling relationships but is pretty unremarkable otherwise.

It follows a familiar formula, but the likable characters and lovely scenery of the Mexican countryside and cities keep it enjoyable.

All the Places is a good movie. It doesn’t have bells or whistles, just a straightforward journey between two siblings who have a few lessons worth learning together. Well worth a spin.

It’s lightly episodic, highly predictable and far too artificially flavored to yield an organic emotional response, especially when the siblings are forced through the abattoir sluice-grate of this phony-ass third act.