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Action is controlled and distinguished by its restraint.

The fun in the film comes from the heroes' banter, and one can't help but think that watching them take a bus trip to Alton Towers might have been just as enjoyable.

The action element of the film has the enjoyable verve of the original, particularly when the mechanics of the nugget-maker are involved, but the lack of a tight focus on characters in one place makes the emotional heart of the matter more diffuse.

Why something so English, which includes actors of David Hayman’s quality, despite the Scottish accent, appears rudderless is difficult to justify.

The rucks have a grim, handheld intimacy which shows how clumsy, ugly and bloody terrifying a mass brawl can be.

The film has a genuine sense of grand guignol, the Gothic undercurrent of bloody horror

Told in an accessible and reassuringly crowd-pleasing way.

Races furiously along, capturing perfectly the sense of a life fast spinning out of control.

While in plotting terms, the film pretty much stays in the lane you'd expect, it has plenty of heart.

Ramsey is likely to emerge as one of the standout talents of her generation.

Once again, the power of Leigh's films derives primarily from his obsessive attention to detail.