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Dennis Quaid plays Henry Whipple with so much tension in his face that you might expect a little alien to pop out of his temple at any given moment.

Silver's performance is a magnificent, chilling accomplishment.

In an industry becoming increasingly dominated by computerised effects, it’s heartening to see the practical work on display looks so good.

Egan spent many years in stunt work and here she gets to explore her potential as an action director.

There is a breadth of quality about the acting, including a fine performance from Sela Ward as Ben's estranged wife - making a lot more of her role than her meagre scripting suggests.

Highlander cannot be faulted for its boldness, trying to reinvent the genre by dragging it kicking and screaming into the modern age.

The tension leaks interest due to a high cliche content.

It may sound like a spurious stream-of-consciousness from someone who’s taken too many drugs in their life, but it’s not.

I can't really fault the action sequences. I can take issue with just about everything else.

Brown gives the film the kind of iconic weight of past masters like Christopher Lee and Vincent Price.

Nothing Left To Fear benefits from a genuinely creepy atmosphere in its first half and from competent acting all round.

Fennell explores the lasting effects of traumatic events with care, never making light of the situation even amid moments of comedy.

The pace is frantic, the characters entertaining and the CGI seagulls a squawk

Undeniably, powerfully, tragic, a tale of ambition, bad decisions, cover-ups if not conspiracy - actual smoke-filled back rooms and dirt-road meetings notwithstanding - it is sympathetic to its protagonist but only so far.

It's easy to forget how violent and depressing the story is and it's only by evoking a powerful sense of horror that Darabont's masterful screenplay earns its climactic feeling of release.

Daft as a brush and consistently funny.

Starship Troopers is one of Verhoeven's most underrated works.

The film has grit as if volcanic dust had scorched its rose tinted glasses

This really is the funniest, campest mainstream superhero film I can remember since the Adam West incarnation of Batman.