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Scott has gone back to source, bringing viewers the most refined product available.

It's Lee who dominates the film in a performance that feels animal, instinctual.

Ultimately a curious hybrid that admirably tries to transcend its genre trappings but sadly falls short of its noble intentions.

A very New York film.

Certain scenes feel too glib and stagey, as though they’ve been doused with pop video gloss – particularly the snow, which surely had its own assistant, make-up artist and trailer.

Jim Carrey's latest is a perfectly pleasant if predictable picture about a part-time pop who learns his priorites after receiving a package of penguins.

There are a couple of pretty funny moments but for the most part director Shawn Levy's comedy struggles to raise a wry smile.

The One is a movie which really knows what it's about; but which, sadly, is about all of it within the first ten minutes, at least as far as the plot is concerned.

Once the action gets going, it’s easy to forget that the plot has left for the planet La-La and just enjoy the fun.

Righteous Kill relies heavily on its two capable leads, but by and large it gets away with it.

The problem is neither Cage, nor the concept. It is the story.

The film is a lot of fun if you don't stop and think.

Despite all the chaos, I've seen more mild peril in an episode of Scooby-Doo - except that, in Scooby-Doo, the female characters have some agency.

This screenplay, twisted out of shape to fit the demands of Hollywood, is a postumous reminder of Potter's unique talents.

I know it will mostly appeal to comic book fans like myself, but people should give it a chance, if only to experience its style.

At last, a children's film that is fun!

The script is bland and unimaginative, giving the actors little room to give personality to their characters.

A sprawling epic of our times – and all times.