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The film has a cheap minimalistic feel, although this adds to the theme of two men who are always trying to grasp at anything that comes their way.

Serafin doesn't want for ideas, even if they were once someone else's

Sadly the main story... is pretty dull, uninspired stuff

The film becomes a mere series of incidents, superficial, where a little more development could have made a big difference.

Phillip Noyce directs a tense thriller from the skeleton of old ideas.

This low-key coming of age drama pokes gently into questions of faith, temptation, family and belonging.

Borg's assured direction and the cinematography of Christopher Ross (of darker Eden Lake and London to Brighton fame) maintain a noir-like chiaroscuro style throughout.

If Bress had kept things simple, this would have been workmanlike.

A film which flatters to deceive, teasing the viewer with a fluttering of aesthetically-pleasing eyelids before dashing off in pursuit of another suitor.

A bit biased.

What raises Cameron's creation above costumed action spectacle is the quality of the writing and the chemistry of its juve leads.

It is a comic thriller that is not particularly comic nor particularly thrilling.

The humour exaggerates the worst excesses of Saturday Night Live.