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The narrative is paced with the urgency of a thriller.

Guadagnino is tilting at windmills and there isn’t even any wind.

A competent effort that ensures the franchise - and [Webb's] reputation - are safe, it's just a shame it doesn't soar.

It just all feels like too much of what we expect and not enough we haven't seen before.

The film reeks of privilege, which should not matter, but it does

The real and the performed run so close together that, by the end of the film, it's not entirely clear if even Tammy knows where one ends and the other starts.

Gibson has an eye for a good story and knows how to lay it on with a trowel

If the story of a stranger arriving to try and save a beautiful young woman sounds like a familiar fairytale, beware - this is Gilliam's work after all, and nothing is quite as it seems.

Worthy, without being worth watching.

Never Let Me Go arrives trailing a lot of hype and carrying a considerable weight of expectation. Happily, it more than delivers.

It looks as if Scorsese is battling his own demons, oblivious of the pain he inflicts upon an unsuspecting audience

Fincher's cautionary fable is way more riveting than anyone could reasonably have expected.

How the quality of the writing and the commitment of the actors retains so high a standard is a miracle we can only be grateful for.

There is not a single note in any one of its songs which will surprise you, and although ostensibly big on emotion it’s so slick that you will feel nothing except what you take in there yourself.

There are just too many movie references and homage to the likes of David Lynch in this noirish thriller to make it anything other than an over-derivative exercise in style over substance.

A perfect example of just how much the stars of a film can elevate mediocre material by the strength of their performances.