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No filmmaker since Woody Allen has loved New York like this, but Lee is prepared to show it in all its stark ugliness.

Travolta doesn't seem to care what this might do to his fan base.

The cardboard characters' motivations and agendas are clearly signposted, often in unintentionally hilarious ways.

If you like thrillers high roasted, this will keep you awake.

Flags Of Our Fathers does a helluva job.

The film is as soft as butter. Sentimentality clogs the air ducts until it is difficult to breathe.

You can't help feeling British audiences may well embrace the film's oddness - and blatant anti-American stance - which while not always successfully executed, means there is rarely a dull moment.

Fear can't touch you if you don't care

The plot is bonkers, the characters charming and the baddies brutally blunt

Smutný gives us faces that will stories even when they're still, the weight of long experience etched into every line.

Spielberg is a consummate filmmaker, consistently surpassing himself, stretching his imaginative and technical abilities beyond what he knows, or has done before.

It’s refreshing to see an unconventional plot in a Hollywood feature, especially with an actor such as Smith involved.

A serious pile of nonsense.

Ambitious, but also deeply flawed.

Where Roberts' screenplay opted at times for easy sentiment the Coens' writing is not only wittier but also as chilly as a late Oklahoma autumn.

A smart, twisty little thriller of the sort which don't come along very often.

A true fan is reluctant to give up on a movie and yet 20 minutes into this, the need to escape is almost irresistible.