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This is Alive in name only.

In terms of accuracy, Braveheart is a big pile of mince.

The performances reflect Robbins' upbeat approach and are as enjoyable as they are inspired.

Sugar levels are high, but so is vitriol.

Equilibrium is that rarest of cinematic entities, a film which succeeds both as intelligent science fiction and as action drama.

Hunnam gives a compelling performance as a man railing against the bigotry of his time, and yet simultaneously embodying it as a white explorer in a place already well-known to its inhabitants.

The film is strongest when it is being visually and aurally adventurous.

For all that there are premonitions, dreams, even a witch, in truth this is a film without magic

The biggest problem with Saw III is that it doesn't make the impact that a third and final instalment should make.

So utterly repugnant, so self-absorbed and without entertainment value that it is akin to putting your face into a pail of four-day-old warmed-over innards and being forced to take deep breaths.

Though the film had its moments - mostly in the deliciously playful nature of Shakespeare's dialogue - it's hard to see it matching the success of other recent adaptations of the Bard.