Gemini Man review: 3D technology can't save dialogue

For his latest film, Gemini Man, Ang Lee is once again pushing technological boundaries. In Canada, it will be offered in 3D at 60 frames per second and also in 2D at the standard 24 frames per second. But CBC's Eli Glasner says the technology can't save the poor dialogue in the film, which stars Will Smith as a hit man on the run who discovers the person pursuing him is a younger clone.
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