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Kurylenko, increasingly impressive across the span of her work, is on fine form.

The framing of the atrocities of war through the eyes of an innocent is a tried and tested device – perhaps a little too much so – and there’s nothing particularly new about it here

An abstract, uncanny experience.

Jonathan Lipnicki is atypical of child stars in the sense that he can be quite annoying.

A fundamentally excellent show that very rarely stints in quality, always presenting a deliciously difficult puzzle in a pleasant, but exciting manner.

Before the movie disintegrates completely - it makes Mad Max look like a classic - you can't help wondering how these Yanks fuel their war machines.

Director/co-writer Glenn McQuaid uses larger than life cinematic tropes as a means of getting at his subject effectively.

Finally, a horror movie worth bragging about.

Puts into proper perspective the real horror of a fascist society.

Solomon Kane has a respect for its source material and a willingness to balance its money shots with proper story-telling that transcend its genre limitations.

Disney always has a tendency to err on the side of caution, choosing the established and familiar route over more crazy - and, let's face it, fun - ideas every time.

The film is tightly and crisply edited with nothing wasted on frippery or dull speeches.

At the very least, the film does prominently feature the state of Texas, a massacre, and a large chainsaw.