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This was raw, visceral stuff, for which we have writer/director Eva Vives to thank.

Few music documentaries manage to pull together this many top contributors.

Painfully self-conscious, trying ultra hard to be wacky and repeatedly missing the mark.

The film has a lot of energy and plenty of appealing characters but it's poorly paced with too many subplots.

Slowly but surely the wonder of moving pictures bleeds to death in the corner of your mind

Succeeds on an emotional level even if it fails to deliver anything very surprising in terms of plot.

With a life as rich as this it's inevitably difficult to cover everything, but Hercules and Whack indulge their audience with as much as it's likely to be able to take in.

Likely to please younger audiences who will find the simple, fairy story style arc comfortingly familiar and the central protagonist quirkily relatable.

Pain has a price

There are long stretches when nothing much happens

Treat it as a live action cartoon, with dramatic pretensions, and you will not be disappointed.

The film is, necessarily, shocking but Fox handles what must have been difficult emotional material for her in a cool and responsible way that makes the message she delivers all the more devastating.

Terminator Salvation looks more towards its potential sequels than towards itself.

In terms of awesome per second, Wanted just set a new record.

The biggest problem with Ryan Piers Williams' latest is that, although it is nicely shot and well acted, the characters with the most going for them are given the least screentime.