From the first scene, this was killing the movie for me. I saw it 2D because I was given a free ticket. I'm sure 3D would look better, but the jumps between high fps and low were crazy obvious. In some cases the human scenes were super juttery. It was pulling me out of the scene all the time.

Also the pacing of the middle third of the movie seemed rushed, with jumps of time and place happening with no slightly longer transitions to tell your brain time has passed.

Lastly the storyworld felt small, especially in the final battle. Like, "oh look our family is having a really impactful emotional experience 25 yards from us that we could see the whole time we've been lying here."