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A series of pieces that each, in its own right, has some merit, but which together never quite gels.

Imagination breaches the boundaries of wonder

The film walks a difficult line between celebrating the genre and mocking it for, essentially, being cash-strapped.

The themes of friendship and teamwork are targeted at young audiences but it zips along at pace - a reminder that you don't need super-complex plotting, so long as you deliver on laughs.

It's DoA meets The Wizard Of Oz with Matt Damon as an irradiated Dorothy.

A powerful condemnation of endemic and structural racism, a sweet love story and, at a technical level, a beautifully produced film, If Beale Street Could Talk has much to recommend it.

The film is likely to be branded 'controversial', the biggest pity is that there is very little to say about it beyond that.

A stylish femme-thriller with good twists and turns.

The glorious sight of a flying nun, an image Korine has said was one of his inspirations for the film, is both a moving and a joyous one.

In one of the finest performances of his career, Sean Penn is understated to convey finer feeling, yet passionate on the soap box to an inspirational degree.

For the second time, Costner has bet the farm and found his strength in cattle country.

Whatever expectations are carried in are brought to a stop, hard.

Bernal and Luna bring the same casual and endearing spontaneity they showed in Y Tu Mama Tambien to the fore again here.

Spielberg's direction is delicate, but very relaxed.

The characters of Tenoch and Julio are beautifully realised by Luna and Bernal. They bring energy and verve.