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A competent effort that ensures the franchise - and [Webb's] reputation - are safe, it's just a shame it doesn't soar.

It just all feels like too much of what we expect and not enough we haven't seen before.

Make no mistake: all ages will leave the cinema with a big fat grin on their faces.

The characters of the animals are underdeveloped and the film is ultimately bland.

In the end, you care more about the acorn than the baby.

I've seen cooked spaghetti with more tension.

What makes Jesus' Son uniquely different from the neo-realistic traditions of waste and degradation movies is its ability to avoid cliché, as well as its skewed, end-of-the-line humour.

None of the subplots follow through. Ideas hang on hooks, waiting for collection.

It is a measure of Brosnan's understated qualities as an actor that you never think of James Bond.

The humour is knuckle-to-knuckle, accurately sending up the media's hunger for a story, any story.