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 The action-adventure genre is constantly changing. Harrison Ford last donned the hat in "Sphere of Destiny," and it was a massive disappointment. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom was almost unwatchable. Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves was okay but bombed at the box office for reasons unknown. Meanwhile, in the OTT sector, the genre is booming. Golden Kamuy was a smash hit. Bandidos was hugely popular with puzzle and heist fans. Time Bandits was pretty fun. And then, of course, came the live-action version of One Piece, which took the world by storm. So what exactly does that mean? That people aren't satisfied with two-plus-hour globetrotting adventures, but are comfortable watching them episodically? That they're content to witness exotic locations from the comfort of their own homes rather than the giant IMAX screen? Be that as it may, The Fountain of Youth seems to have been released at an interesting time, as it brings together the best of both worlds. Is it...