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It is among the most unwavering make-believe worlds I have ever seen in cinema... I can only wish the film's story lingered anywhere near as much as it's artistry.

Beg, borrow or steal a ticket to see it on the biggest screen you can find.

In the end, the story twists itself stupid.

There is too much of the ring of the academic argument and, especially for a film so concerned with the spiritual, not quite enough soul.

Kill Bill is, ultimately, a throwaway film, a popcorn classic, fun but forgettable - yet it knows this, and goes about its business with a rare energy.

The work of a consummate fanboy, who continues to show little sign of being willing to engage with the world beyond the movie screen, or otherwise mature as a filmmaker.

This is a special effects bonanza on the lines of The Mask, with Lloyd hamming it outrageously and Daniels blundering about like a walrus in a tea shop.

It's a small film - it was shot on a shoestring in 24 days - that tackles big themes, such as love, loss, life and death, and never takes itself too seriously.

DiCillo's dialogue has a cynical bite and the story expands naturally from rejection to humiliation with enormous good humour.

A monumental bore.

Manipulating emotions matters most when the plot is weak. They throw everything in the candy store at this one.