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Who are those grown-ups weeping in the back row? Ignore them. They're historians.

Each of the films in all their glory.

One of the most deservedly popular movies in cinema history.

All the humour, excitement and pleasure of the first film are intact.

The western genre, with its classic cliches, tends to bog down the story.

I Am Not A Serial Killer strikes rhythmic beats with precision as the story progresses.

This is a special effects bonanza on the lines of The Mask, with Lloyd hamming it outrageously and Daniels blundering about like a walrus in a tea shop.

For all that there's some gold within it the real treasure is in playfulness.

Wambaugh seeks after truth and in so doing deflates the dramatic impact, as real life does not employ an editor to slice facts into exciting shapes.

Piranha 3DD is a floating turd of a film that deserves to sink without trace.

DiCillo's dialogue has a cynical bite and the story expands naturally from rejection to humiliation with enormous good humour.

You don't venture into this steaming snake pit without balls of steel

Though films about psychic investigations are fairly common, The Sound manages to find a path of its own.

As Jackson Browne’s My Opening Farewell delivers a lyric about standing before a window, we get a shot of the boy standing before a window. Did Clooney make this in his sleep?

Well made and with an incredibly powerful central performance.

Not without its silly and over-the-top moments, Who Framed Roger Rabbit remains a very entertaining technical marvel.