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No expense has been spared when it comes to the naval battle itself, which takes up the whole second half of the film and contains enough twists and turns to grip throughout.

Only at the end does Crying Fist falter.

A triumph of blood-soaked style over meaningful substance.

Again and again Chang-wook and his cinematographer, Jeong Jeong-hun, deliver scenes and frames of singular cinematic style and beauty.

Besson proves he can still concoct a roller coaster ride that harnesses special effects to his creativity in a way that proves stimulating, arresting – and great fun.

Achieving a delicate balance between the intersecting worlds of police, criminals and corporations, New World is a breath of fresh air.

A long-winded, overly complex and at times rather plodding gangster flick.

A film both extreme and tender, yet tremendously entertaining.

This is the best looking spy flick you will ever see.

We don't really see what the tiger can do until halfway through the film, but when we do, it's spectacular.