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A film which is as playful with its own structure as with its subject.

The rules for this film are tell don't show and signpost everything.

A disorienting, surreal blend of sophisticated verbal wit and inconsequential inanity.

There's some good editing work by Diane Brunjes but the film lapses too easily into cliché, suggesting a lack of confidence in its central vision.

Jennifer's Body is a sexy, smart mouthed horror that cannot be knocked for ambition or cleverness.

The harrowing latter half of the film could easily have become alienating, but Seyfried makes it compelling.

The concept is halfway interesting, the production so overburdened with explosive devices it might have been made in Iraq and the screenplay is as appetising as damp toast.

Fennell explores the lasting effects of traumatic events with care, never making light of the situation even amid moments of comedy.

Meester is a strong lead...giving the film some much needed emotional force without oversimplifying it.

It''s in the ordinariness of it that LaBute finds the real horror.

You'll be entertained, at least a bit, but that might be all of it.

The debuting Reitman handles the film with inventive style and confident assurance.