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There are some good gags along the way.

Kids will love it and attendant parents, if they let themselves, may end up enjoying the ride.

Big Miracle isn't going to win any awards for originality or become anyone over 12's favorite film, but it serves its purpose sincerely and does what it does extremely well.

The script has a sense of humour that doesn't dazzle with punchy one-liners, but is consistently witty, without showing off.

As a visual piece of pop video-influenced whambammery, it is perfectly pitched.

This is Clooney's debut as a director and he does a terrific job.

[Curious George] just goes out to entertain and make people feel happy.

A film of extraordinary complexity and fascination.

Donnie Darko is probably the best evocation of the twilight zone of adolescence yet put on film.

It showcases Spielberg's gifts for light comedy, spectacle, and fairy tale celuloid sorcery.

The evil step-mother myth is treated with intelligence.

Sweet without being sticky and with just enough sourness to keep things real, this is a romantic comedy that delivers in both departments.

A warm, wise and witty examination of male/female relations so grounded in the real that makes Sex and the City look as insightful as a stool softener TV ad.

Though Barrymore isn’t terrible she pales in comparison to Bana’s raw presence and Duvall’s subtle talent.

The squirm count is off the scale

By any mainstream yardstick, Music And Lyrics is a success.

Teenyboppers will think it cool, twentysomethings will throw up.

Hornby's novel is a master class in relationships and rich human interaction and the Farellys have done it reasonable justice, however diluted by its screenwriters.

There is something here that strikes home.

Director Wes Craven... brings just the right atmosphere of tongue in cheek and plain old fear to the proceedings.

This scatter-shot approach to comedy has all the sophistication of sticking a 12-bore into a crowd and pulling the trigger. Sure, you're going to hit everyone, but it's not very clever.

Certainly not as influential nor provocative as Lang’s very best work, While The City Sleeps is nevertheless a very good slice of Fifties noir.