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Ash Avildsen's sophomore feature doesn't have much to say that's new but it knows how to entertain.

There are too many clashes of style, as if rookie director Michael Patrick Jann has thrown everything into the pot and stirred.

Incredulity grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go.

Starship Troopers is one of Verhoeven's most underrated works.

Tightly paced and styled after the manner of a 1940s creature feature, this is a film peppered with bad jokes and innuendo yet played absolutely straight between its two leads.

Only Denise Richards attempts any kind of ongoing emotional shift and her acting would look over the top in a silent film.

What appears to be the black version of Austin Powers, except without the charm, fun or decent one-liners.

The movie chokes on its cliches. There is no originality, no wit, no tantric tension.

The plot does not stand up to scrutiny and is so full of holes it should sink to the bottom of the Everglades. It doesn't, because it has style.

James Bond is back with a vengeance.