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Wonderland? I'm afraid this Alice has gone for a Burton.

The film is full of beautifully observed and detailed conversations as well as silences that speak volumes.

Anything can happen and nothing makes sense and reality is a word as plain as it is pointless

A wispy romance as ripe as a Regency virgin and twice as fanciful.

With a title like this you know pretty much what to expect.

Vigalondo's film is very funny in places but the characters are undercooked.

One can't help but think that there's a great film in there struggling to get out.

Haynes is at least as interested in the cultural issues at play here and the psychological impact of living in such an unbalanced world.

Despite the costumes being ab fab, darling, the plot's no blazing trendsetter.

What made the original feel like a breath of fresh air makes the sequel feel like just another entry in a crowded field of contemporary institutional satires

There are so many shots through things, boundaries, borders, thresholds, that we are primed for other barriers crossed. Those transgressions are not light ones, but in them is an abject honesty.

When the rubber meets the road of The End Of Oak Street it doesn't quite grip

It's A Trap! is unquestionably Family Guy's best-looking Star Wars special (and the first to be made in widescreen), but... there are just too many lazy jokes.

Get Smart contains just enough laugh-out-loud moments to merit the price of a cinema ticket.

A little light drama with a message for workaholics.

Not many films are as important to the future of humanity as Interstellar.

Interesting ideas lurk, tantalisingly, underneath the romcom formula and yet every brave move Zwick and his co-writers make is countered by something weak and formulaic, as if in apology.

There is a sense of danger in performances that are called upon to hit high musical and emotional notes simultaneously.

Chastain and Hathaway have tremendous chemistry, screen presence.

Essentially, the film is weak on detail and strong on personality, although, even that, promises more than it delivers.

Violence and testosterone have been swiped in favour of mind games and dangerously seductive evening gowns

This retelling is the one you seek.

Disbelief is suspended by a thread so fine it is in danger of snapping almost constantly.

The film demonstrates an innate vulgarity when it comes to imitating the trappings of royalty.

There's enough of the tiara thing going on for the young wannabe ballerina types out there and, for the slightly older, the handsome prince still brings fairytale hopes for all.

Rachel Getting Married wants to boldly explore unknown territory and should be praised for it.

Once Rio has settled into its status as a romantic chase caper, the breakneck momentum comes ready-fitted.

As the film sinks into a morass of sugary fizz a serious question bursts to the surface: are children really interested in emotional cohesion within communities?

It's not long before it all becomes delightfully self-mocking.