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The high concept - that the thoughts of everyone on the dystopian New World appear as a cloud of "noise" about their head - does, ironically, take some getting your head around.

Ridley may not be in the top league of current action stars but she can handle herself, and she is at any rate more convincing as a former soldier than she is as a member of the working class.

Yates recognises Ridley’s skill with interiorised emotion and makes the most of it.

If Ustinov emphasised the humour of Poirot and Suchet the meticulousness, Branagh manages to bridge the two, while also bringing an unexpected note of soulfulness and melancholy to his performance.

The film wonderfully captures the dynamics of workplace small talk.

This is perhaps less a swansong than a familiar sunset

The Force Awakens manages to stop one thinking about how disbelief is suspended and instead carry one along.

It's that old magic again.