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This is a dark and crisp little tale, like an icy night.

[Beerfest's] two leads, who, whilst affable and sympathetic, don't really have enough charisma to carry it.

Like its predecessor, this film relies heavily on fast-firing jokes with easy punchlines. Supported by the quirky animation, these are a lot of fun, but older viewers may quickly find themselves feeling worn out.

Graphic violence is mixed with tongue-twisting wittiness in Tarantino’s peerless signature style.

The film works on almost every level, particularly its central relationship.

It has all the classic elements of the American noir crime genre - sharp suits, fast cars, guns, conspiracy, dark secrets and dangerous women.

The film is a visual treat, boasting a well-realised steampunk aesthetic and inventive visual flourishes.

Bogdanovich allows the scenes to play out in near silence as the brilliance of the lighting, staging, and acting leave the viewer breathless and trembling.

Zombie cats are fun but exploding heads are not

James L Brooks has nurtured a very convincing ensemble piece, with some delicately pitched performances.

Painfully unimaginative

As a cinematic experience it’s as dull and maddening as a bad dose of PMT.