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There is a solid certainty amongst its crosses and doubles and that's that it isn't very good.

Anything For Her restores feeling and humanity to scenes we see played out far too often in an utterly meaningless way.

An honest musical understanding is displayed throughout and it provides a refreshing undercurrent in what might otherwise be a stiflingly familiar tale.

Diane Kruger has only four days, all at the Petit Trianon, to leave her mark. And she does - a fervent and poignant, half-aware queen.

This is a film about rejection. Everyone's contaminated in one way or another

Fabienne Berthaud's film meanders between dissonant, ethereal scenes in the sanatorium and the frenetic action of a photographer's studios... the contrast between these two worlds is absolute.

What, you may ask, was Mandela thinking, after being isolated, chained and humiliated for a third of his lifetime? You won't find any answers here.

Graphic violence is mixed with tongue-twisting wittiness in Tarantino’s peerless signature style.

The film is clever. It is violent and merciless, also.

Akin asks us to shift our perceptions of terrorist attacks in deliberately provocative ways, constantly flipping what we think we know and what we expect to see right up until the film's haunting final image.

The film is at its strongest when it's exploring the nature of manipulation and who, exactly, is manipulating whom.

Dormael’s film fizzles with an abundance of ideas, most of which are beautifully realised.

National Treasure is just plain boring. There is no mystery, or sense of discovery.

With an unchallenging plot, some interesting facts thrown in for history fans, and likable characters, this is an unpretentious, entertaining film which adults as well as kids can enjoy.

The film looks terrific and is beautifully paced by the Cornuau brothers.

Ultimately, there is no depth to the drama and precious little soul.

A classic example of a workmanlike piece given enough polish to make it stand out.

Indulges a form of slow motion romantic slush that smoothes the rough edges and gives the film a polished sheen to disguise its mediocrity.